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Nj b. lQ.
use HARTSHORNE'S NTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the SYSTEM
Twenty-fve cents box. Sold by all Druggists in
~ COUGH SYRUP, OR GREAT PECToRAL--
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLDS, COUGHS,
A A5 II l Sss 81 81 FRI s kSSSa
This Syrup, having stood the test of many years
experience as a remedy for irritation or MAMMA
ton of the Lungs Throat. or Bronchla, is acknow-
lodged by all to be remedy eminently superior to
other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure OF Coughs and Consumption.
In compromising a Coug h Syrup for general use.
the physician-for none bat physician should at
iedle Of the Constitution and constituted parts OF
man. to avoid entirely the addition OF drugs that
only to cause symptom, such as Cogsh. to stop
but it is also expected Of regularly educated doc
squills, molasses and laudanum. antimony, NOR
aa the agd ' - Many Of
nostrums of the day have power to stop Cough,
and the deudec victim is luled into an incurabe
form Of disease, or perhaps death.
Although a cough may arise from a variety OF
Tnbercles, Abseess, Chrome Inflammation Of the
Lungs Liver: B1onshaa ed &c 1 &C. still the lunss
g. RGsasseeso GGa s9Rtp will not only
SSs 6 that Lion Of
e sSss ssRaYRi'nts asHs !: R ss
R ssfPe A eepaar DE- Tensds
cures Cholic, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels
Rheumatism, Sprans, Bruises. Pains in the Limbs,
sxtsrnslly-pries H. Is and 50 cents The Doctor
has had ample time to test these remedies in his
practice for IS years. Depot So5 Arch street, Phil
adelphia.
Sold BY w L. WARING. lo7 Broad street, above
9th, Richmond, Va.
N. B:-We most positively say to the public take
none of our medicines without the written sigma
tnre ever the cork and on the outside wrapper of
each bottle. Lse 2-6ml On. ]. S. ROSE { SON.
p UPTURECUREDFOR FIVE DOLLARS
N-DR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Eve dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument. pro-
nominees It superior to all others. If desired, We
Will cheerfuliy refer to any of the very numerous
Rersons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus afFiiot-
ed, should procure one. they being so durable and
the cheapest IN the end. We will send this Truss
to any part Of the country by Express or mail.
dress G. C, JACKSON
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing us, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at AIessrs. MEADE &
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH&JO HNSTON'S,
Druggists my9-ly
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e, TRUNKS, TRUNkS...Nowin store
Eyxa3E the largest and most beautiful assortment
~A4fLsof TRAVELLING and Packing Trunks ever
had, and will sell them very CHEAP:
a MINIS RUBBER BOOIS.-For Ditch
Hing there cannot be anv Boot made equal to
<3fhem. A man may stand all day in the ditch
and lie dry with them, and last twice as long as
Leather Boots. WM- WALSH.
D. MEMS HEAVY BOOTS-A very supe-
rior and large supply, in store, cheap, At
VIM. WALSH'S.
A MEMS HEAVY SHOES-A very
superior supply in store. which can sell
very cheap for the quality. VIM. WALSH.
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ron RENT AND SALE.

Ia FOR RENT Retaining room for the
4E;A Packet Office, we will rent the balance Of the
a&;h BRICK WAREHOUSE, mt the head IT the
Bas,n corner OF Canal and 9Th streets The stu
alton is a desirable one for a Feed and Grocery
Store and for storase. Possession given January
lst 1860. EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
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- FOR KENT.-Un or before the lst Of JAM
Liz between 9TH and sth, south side. Preference
gwen to persons wanting such articles of furniture
as are fitted to the house. Apply on the premises
or to tde l3-l2J DAVID NICHE.
REVERE HOUSE-FOR RENT.-This
kS:;i desirable FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, cor
zhner of Franklin and Sd streets will be for rent
from the LIST January, 1860. Ii contains eli hteen
Rooms, with the necessary out houses, &c. It will
be thoroughly repaired For terms apply TO
WILLIAM MOTT,
de l2-tlJa Next door below Revere House.
~, FOR r. + N TIA three story BRICK
E:a DWELLING, situated on Clay, between 7th
painted and papered: BRICK Kitchen with 5 rooms;
gas and water on the premises. For terms, apply
to E. A. J. CI.OPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
de lots Opposite Dickinson. Hill & Co.
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HENRY w. THOMAS ANGUS R. BLAKEY,
IN SANGSTER VIM. d. MASSEY,
No II STARfER THOMAS T. HILL.
CHPfS1TR NEAiE RICH ID H. CARTER,
> II JJpSf.0MR ROBT r. LESTER,
SILAS BIGLOW. 8. Il. STU AKA
VIM M TITRNER VIM. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY w, THOMAS, President.
T. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL, Treasurer.
VIM WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. T.. CLOSE. Actuary and General 9gen!
Applications for Insurance granted. and pollcles
ssued and renewed on the most favorable terms'
III 'iie "ooo b. A. COOKE.
L. 6. CLOSE,
14th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
90 em ~ ' Richmond, Va.
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GREAT BARGAINS:

GREAT BARGAINS:
A large lot Of fne ivory. Bone. Ebony. Horn,
Cocea and Wood Handle TABLE KNIVES and
FORKS, CARvERS, &c.
The above being slig htly damaged in manufactur-
ing. win he retailed very Cheap. BOARDING. houses,
| plY az fn0 2t-tsl 4. d. COOK,H 10 Main az
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JAMES D. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

y ORNAMENTAL lKUN works.
IRON RAILINGS, YERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &e.; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building par.
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
n Particular attention given tooncloaing Burial
Lots in the city and countIy.
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1859. Removal. 1859.
, vAE.LEw, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF
COACH MATERIAL
To the large and desirable store,
No. "a, MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS R.PRicR Co.,
Where they are Offering tho most thorough and
complete assortment OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
unbIic =, sSiF1f oc SIM
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M@R. N. HUDSON & r. DAWSON,
~111lb DENTISTS,
OFFICE No. AS MAIN ct.
R.N. HUDSON will attend personally at the ONCE
every "Wednesday and Saturday, from A. Nj.
until3 p. NJ. r. DAWSON Mas DO found thsrea
all times. sc Ism
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n NOTICE.--I have determined 10 close out
A my present stock Of HATS CAtS. and Ladies'
FuRS. To dos shall from this day offer
every thing in my lire much below tho regular
,,!ices Persons ia want Of HATS, CAPE or La.
dies FCRS, will find 1t much to their, advantage
Call at 207 Broad ct. VIM. r. MOORE.
r: Sail the late styles OF HATS, CAPS and
Ladies' FURS, just received. too numerous TO
mention. WIN. L. MOORE.
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MEDICINES.

The best CogGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHOREE'S. pECTORAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
nounced by medical men and those who have used
1t. to lie the best preparation for COUGHS, COLDS,
CATARRH, BRONCH HITS, HOARSENESs.
SORE THROAT FROM A COLD, and proven
tive of that lion ofdiseases. CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sin& should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste soitens clears and STRENGTHENS the voice.
allays ali irritation OF the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
%. Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81.
N.B.-Ifyou are bilious and have bad cold.
use HARTSH0RNE'S ANTI-BILlOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the system.-
Twenty FIVE cents box. Soldby all Druggists in
Richmond. sc l6-6m
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FRANKLIN PAPER MiLR hfcuMonn VA
BELv1DERE MANUFACTURING coMf,ANi
keeps constantly on hand al descrip5ions Of In
VElOPE. MANILA AND WRAPPING Pa
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all quail
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Rags. "
&C ln-dlY GEO. WHITEHEAD, Prea't.
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Elicit WEISlGEK,
mo l67 Main strect,1
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANk,
Have just received ALI. OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The GARlBAbpI;
ZOUAVE VICTOR EMANUEL, and a splendid
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
In great variety.
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IIEATER8 FOR HACT0KiES.-Fnsnace
II and Heaters sst in hAseInent sterlest WIN sun
able auaatit and quality 81 heal conveyea 70 sacs
story above, according 70 ne purpose ior SaisA
FRI Tbree sisss az cur FACTORY Steve now ready the
medium 81 xs Of which has beoH used three years. N
MANI feetoyies without hreakipss :, 81, s-..x
Also, SelE RexulatlnS Licorsce Boilers, ivt u0Ss
~ sni 81 t.esert vs,kc acss Il rs IA F.a-
BeXvin's Rev. GOyesnox street
BARGAINS IN MO fEIaAIN Ee.-MS.Ss.; are
p selling Printed MuHee!Aine4 q one ssn ~
the came - $50 81 NJ sheft lme angeip As.sJ
MsrinQ Ptaasa 80 ~ n,sncstss,.a;
Rsl sdere Valansias ~ ysSx YesiR r. ts,ss
Is ~: ! - - 81 / sl4ls!iI;s,:
N orF0gxVNs1X I4A1 nA1tLx
zAoFFk4t ~ Ma9nia 4ees - sEse1SM swR
lsss si|a os vs. ss sssIs ss wa ~
8 q u 90 - e 3. 81 s:ss
I s. IS IS
- .szE.s
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NEW BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
~ STORE-No. %, MAIN ST.-The subscriber
STOCK OF fresh 0 anse County a, d State BUTTER,
LARD. CHEESE, WHEAT aud BUCKWHEAT
FISH, CORNED aud SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CLEARS, SOAP, STARCH. &C., &c, &c:
commission, and viii consequently be sold low for
cash. tno 9-tsl f.. HALL0CK. Asent.
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N NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISIT
ENG RICHMOND.-We would most respect
~ uily call the attention Of strangers and others
visiting X chn.ond, to call and examine our as
sor'ment Of BOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VA.
they will find large assortment 70 select from.
ALEX. HILL Il Co.
No III Main NJ RichHOudt Va,
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JOHN 4. HARRIS. -

o-PARTNfEiRSHIP.-Ths und .. ha ned have
- entered into cO-PARTNERsHIP, dating
rom this date, under the name ann style OF HAIR
RIS HOLM Man. for carr, ing on The GENERAL
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
and VII gys strict personal attention to the sale
ct ct Goods and MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
they are located az the same business house re-
certify occupied by Harris & Moore, on the Basin
bank, between llth and 18th ata.
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Il LADIES ruRs, .s, r,,..
Just received, another lot OF new and desirable
FuRS end MUFFS. Alsos
In great variety; amongst them - the Lvr "a %
agreat variety can be found, including tho SEAM
: ''''' S~'' 800 BINFORD's Hat Store.
mn ls.-fm 70 Main street.
EURS. FURS!! FURS!::-Iust renewed,
large and splendid assortnent VI LADIES ana
MISSES FANCY FURS, in great variety, consist
ing IN part OF
f ssFHH, asirssssiAN FITCH.
Ik5ySNiSSsrL, l}EkfiTEa Elhi66s FITCH.
Also. GENTS FINE ST. fiid 6 GAPS. MuFFLERs
ana oAoN Elicit Il wElsIGER..
No. Isl Main st., opposite EXCHANGE BARK
TsHOlCE FAMILY GROCERtES.-I have
\, in store. and for sale as tho lowest msIkst
erices. the following GOODS TOT ianliy uss. Va
iOs) Todd : extra sugar-cured Hanss No. Macke-
rel. in kits; " and u bills. Gunpowder teas. a.
sorted Qualities, from $50. to $40 per ~ Amo,
6ne Black Teas; Adamantine, spesT ana as. srd
Rio Cosss; LIQUORS Of Ai 1ins assgS,ssdi e c"d
Shots Cotton Yarns and cesdsksi EnraIs assot NJ
Spices PICKLES; Family and Extrn iout IN pms.
and hays, snperior auaIitys ksasinS;. "a = ana =
boxes; English Dairy and cuttsnE cheese; ana
also, ccnstantly on hand ehccs sfsicie o. pas'sr
Ssos ssi p1ts Il as fiIy it' Of
Sasfss M. ID franklin street, Old Market.
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I EW1S WEBB yUHN g. WADE offer
II for sale--sO0 bbs. Coffee, c., Extra C, B. Circle
boxes Leaf 20 hhds. Cuba Muscovado SUGAR.
Chests Superior Hnnpowder and Black EAs, IFS
90 boxes STARCH. 50 boxes allow. 60 boxes Ada
mantine CANDLES. 60 boxes CASTLE SOAP 100
boxes 100 haIf-boxes, 30 quarter hoses Bunch
RAISfNS 800 sides SOLE LEATHER. 100 bbls
Family FLOUR very choice. NO 90--Im
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u ~ nj D n ID O NCY
NORTHERN Assus9a 81 su y COMFY, LONDON,
YIRE AND LlS& ASSURANCES.
HEAp OrrIcHss
London, Edinbursh, Aberdeen, GiasEow, Phila-
AssEEa ;'ss' kssssf X aEaR z 3 g.
POLICIES granted 1t the lowest rates of prs-
''''-''' = ~ a'S' cO Ii;i ct ueE. Axepts,
Office on 18th street, Elk. Hqsel Building, =
do p aim nlcnMon0s 3.
HE IN8UR An E,
~ FOR CITIZENS AND aIAyE9:
NORTH CAR0LINA MUTUAL. LIFE lrbUK-
ANCE COMPANY, RALEIGH. NJ
ifScor PoRATED IN 1891
Agents Q(gcs o. l4fh ST., Exehangs Hotel BmfJd-
iaE, Richmond. Va.
..ASEETS-$2iO,621 %.
LIFE INSURANCE being now 4 subject 81
great and growing interest to the public lfa merits
must be too evnent to every citizen to be insisted
upon for its object is not tn provide against tho
quences ATTENDING this fearful but unavoidable
event. Surely. at the present enormous value of
Slaves. few owners will require any argument 70
convince them Of the vast importance OF pTovld-
ing at once against the loss Of THIS valuable pro-
perty-when by investing merely nominal sum
FOR policy in the above COMPANY. they may sale
Of doilars. COOKE CLoSE, Agents.
Drs. RoBRRr H CaBELL.t Medical Examiners.
RoRERT g. CABELL-t -e. !. 81,
ma Office Exchange Hotel. 20 dim
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IN FOR RENT-DW ELLING- HOUsE--A
ss::a very pleasant Three Story BRICK HOUSE,
- on Broad street, opposite Mayo, with ii rooms,
passage and steps, and other convenient ar
rangements. Also, atwo stor, Brick Kitchen,with
water. copper boiler, cooking range, &c. Posses
J.W. RANDOLPH,
de 2-ts III Main street.
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RICHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH
PROIECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered By ths Lestssatars o. p,rss"'a ~ io0A
HOME OF FICE, ALEXANDRIA, !An,
insures on the Cash and Mutual RAN
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u " CHEWING TOBACCO!!
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
near Myers Bridge choice lot of this superior
CHEWING TOBACCO. We Will sell 1t In large
or small lots to suit purchasers. 1t is put up ex-
pressy for city consumers ana we inylte me pup
lie patronage. COSBY ANDERSON,
7th street. below Cary.
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= RICHMOND NADE H021s = - q
~ eeysrai yesrs paaf, 70 make to0fqex Dug IL
sad eH0Kss ~ ladiee, ysntlsYsa: d. = IA
usxSv zNa we'll known 10 the citixe4e ~ niS1
msnsnnd e 4 ffae and faithful wVfkm9ns Cah g No
az Brosd strsst, and lesve yeaS cf e r AyIoR
a 4-3W WI W = - ~ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

BEARS IN WIscoNsIN.-The great drouth and
Ares in the woods IN Nortecrn Minnesota have
driven the Bears of the wilderness TO the settle
ments for food and the editor Of the Adams County
Independent discourses upon brother Bruin after
this funny fashion;
'YE BAR."-Human cattle are not tho only
brutes affected by our universal drought. For in
asmuch as no rain descend 'pOn the forest the oak
yieldeth nary ''shak." Aud for that because
"shak" is non est, Bruin comelh forth. from sheer
starvation and bis dense woody haunt, simultaUe
ously seeking on what he may devour up something
civilized.
He dol"
lie preyeth upon ye sows infant, which he de-
voureih up with unspeakabe avidiiy.
To the unwary calf he saith, Get thee into my
private apartments" and theleupon swalloweth
10 ye inciplent sheep he argueth in the following
language, Type Of innooence1 just in the dawn
Of grass fed juicyhOod! though il be a sweet NOR.
sci unto my tongue. Better il Is that thou satisfy
mine appetite now than that greedy aud hypOoritiC
man toast thy rear sect on pom spit" and without
further ceremony ye lambkn plungelh adOw1 ye
insatate nav OF ye great black bar"
And with ye corn field Bruin mOralizeth; so
precious samp ia embryol you're deyeish small
potatoes this year, anc I'll make sad havoc among
We, Just for greensl' Aud thereupOn he muncheth
he teareth, he chauketh, he layeth waste, much o
ye yeomaLs staf Of life Verify he satateth hi,
| greed therelrom.
All this and much more doeth Bruen with super
lative looseness. for which ye husbandmen do pur-
sue him with great vengeance, u deadly fIearu
aud dogs whelp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

The RACES AT THE COUNTY FAIR GRoUNDs.-
The rain of fyesterday afternoon operated unlavor-
ably upon the races, but a large crowd was in at
tendance. From ]. p. Ross, Esq, Chairman of
the Committee on awards, we have the following
as the winning horses:
ln the trial of fastest trotting mares for purses
Of $40 and IS, j. A. Blacks May Queen" took
the first in 3Os, and e. G. Folsoms "Kty" the
second in o.
In geldlDgs, for purses of $40 and IS, L. S.
Lewis bay horse took the first in 3O4, and O. ii.
Jennings "Red Roam Charlie" the second in sos
In the pacing stallion or gelding class, sIO aud
So j. Randerson's Buckeye" took the first in 3.O9
and John Benefits Major the second in $50.
Ofpacng mares, S5 and 50, J. Weber's "May
Queen" came in first in 3oO and j. Randerson's
"Lucy Catchem" the second in 307.
In the fastest pair class, for premiums of $40
aud s5, Beden seymour's pair took the first in
$50 aud White & NewelI's the second in 3.47
In the afternoon, son of Mr.. WALL livery man,
was seriously injured by having his horse fall
upon him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

The sndlnian Governinent ls also said % have
protested 10 the Great Powers against the secret
ad afforded by Austria IN recruiting soldiers fOf
The Pope
The King Of Sardinia was most enthusiastically "
ieSeiyed on bis visit to Pavia Lake.
Inc rope remained 10 a very alarming state
and cardinal Antonelli had declared him unfit 10
attend 10 public aaairs
BwlTzERLAND.--The Lausanne Gazette SAYS
that the hiusler Of the u. s. Mr. Fay had pro
senled large memorial TO the Federal Council
praying h TO Intervene with the Cantons, which
have preserved in their laws restrictive or intoer
ant measures against The u. s.. Is order 20 obtain
modification Of the same
PAs1s, 24th.-The King Of Belgium was 10
leave Biarritz last night for Genoa, via Mar
soillfs, where Il Is said he will confer with sew
eral important personages IL is supposed the
journey is connected with the Congress at
Brussels.
The report Of the foundation Of the Kingdom
Of Central Italy, under Count Flanders, has
been positively denied.
LONDON Saturday Z. M.--Accordinr TO the
last accounts from Paris, the treaty between
France and Cochin China was expected to be
siPne on the lst Of October.
The French Admiral had obtained four i'm
portant concessions, viz The exercise Of the
Christian religion; treaty Of commerce, (the
iirst ever obtained from Cochin Chiua;) the ess
sion to France Of the fpe town Of Segam and
its territory; and recognizing the right Of the
French TO the bay of Suran.
The official Journal Of Berlin says that the King
Of Prussia has again becoire worse.
The Economics Beige says that the harvest Of
Belgium is far from being satisfactory as expec-
ted. The wheat yield Will be only two.thirds the
average.
The Paris correspondent Of tho Times says that
Oherbourg Is about to bs armed completely on
war footing, aud that rfod cannon arc being pro-
vided for AL its batteries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

REPoRT OF COMMITTEE ON LADIES HORSE
NANsHIP,-The ladies who rode to day for the
prizes at the Fair Ground were as follow ): Miss
Lucy Wighiman of Cleveland, Miss Booth of Rich
field Mrs. Canheld!of Auburn, Miss Josie Sexton,
Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Ann Roggersoa and Miss
Emily Hanks OF Cleveland.
In calling upon the Committee to decide upon
the relative merits Of Horscmanship of these Ia
dies, your committee find themselves place in a
situation Of great delicOcy and difficulty. II may
safely be said that at State or County air have
the ladies appeared TO better advantage than to-
day. All Of them rode fearlessy gracef ally and
well, and all Of them deserve great praioe at the
hands Of your committee, To distribute ;the pri.
zes so az to say in justice TO whom they sh ould be
awarded In their order, has been task of .nusual
difficulty and embarrassment, and your con lmttt Q
must be judged With great charity for any errors
of judgment they may have commhted.
The first pIize chased silver cake basket, Is
unanimously awarded to Miss Lucy wightman.-
The quiet lady like and finished manner 10 which
she rode the different horses submitted to her
skill, with the perfect mastery she possessed over
each, showed her to be rare and skillul rider
and entitled to the highest prize at the hands Of
the committee. 10 Misa Booth Is awarded the
second price elegant sett Of silver teaspC ons.
For so young rider her performance was be yond
all criticism and worthy Of the highest prlse-
20 Mrs. Canfeld is awarded the third prizs sil-
yer cake basket, a more bold aud fearless horse
man 10 rarely, II ever seen. The exhibition of her
skill, given upon the grounds, enltle her 70 the
admiration Of all, aud elected from the spectators
i unbOEnded applause The fourth prize is finally
awarded 10 MISS Josie Sexton, though Il cannot
be said she surpassed in skill iearlessness either
Of the remaining ladies cOmpeiing Tor the prize
/ But tue management OF her horse ives graceful
her carriage fine, and she rode cOolly and fearless.
ly' Miss Hill rode with great elegance and grace,
while Miss RoggersOn showed herself a capital
horsew oman, sitting firmly 10 the saddle while her
horse uotled rapidly and powerfully around the
course. The riding Of Misses Hanks, ROggsrsOn
aud Hill was so SUPERIOR that they were a award.
cd prizes IN money BY the President OF The SOeie-
~. Your commi.tee trust that the spirit nantes
ted BY the above ladies may difuse ilseit widely
abfoad, and that ut the next County Falr the
names OF the ladies' competing for prizes in tbls
most graceful aud elegant OF aeconlpiishments
may be counted by the score.
Miss MoCARFY,
AIaa Lucy TGYLeR,
Mas LACY,
/ III, V. WILSON,
r. @. PAEsoNs.
Committee
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct, z.
Steveuson's side, first innings, 81; Lockyer's
side, second innings, 30. Steyenson's side,
second innings, not finished. The match will
be resumed tomorrow.
There is but little additional intelligence to-day
relative to the fllibusers.
Official dispatch from N. 0leans Gays that the
tOw>boat Panther has been seized with the cap
tain and crew, and arrangements have been made
to arrest the party who went down the river far
Ri the South Pass in that vessel The opinion 10
expressed in the same telegram that Cne whole IL
legal scheme has been ffu, ,trated.