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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

luE LONuoS STEHEOsCorIC CoWrANY's business h.t
increased TO such extent that they have docmpi
necessary 20 establish depot in New York Tor the SUPP
ply OF storcoscopic goods 60 the trade generally. lIN
have arranged 90 forward TO their Manager every week
OF goods that shall contain all subjects vr
as hrstclass standard pictures and they viii then
enabled 90 offer complete assortment Of stock Of uu
qualcI character, At prices considerably lower than t
of amy other house u must be evident Co dchirrs m
stcrroscopic goods that they viii De- consulting their
interests by doing business 90 The Now York Dng. Nc
the L0NnoN SrEREoscoPIc COMPANY, sat lIrAuQI tu.
rEus. Orders eau hc sent Co THO. Lr<srY, man.rtf
$50 Broadway, New York Stereotype OF 900 kiuut
and prices, from ify cents upwards. Views aud group
from 81 .0J per dozen upwards. COLO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

ALFAND SrRoNG BEER REcKoNED AMONG
rnE ItrrLEs.-Ihe New York Court of Ap-
peals has decided, in a case brought up nom
the state supreme court, that ale and strong
beer are included IN the strong or spirituous
liquors in the law, and therefore that the
sale of these beverages in quantities less than
five gallons, without license, renders the par
ty liable not only to indictment, but TO be
sued and a recovery Of $50 had for each glass
sold The general practice has been to CON
slider these articles excluded from the list of
forbidden drinks.-Springfeid RepuJioan.
IL Martin Van Buren, says he shan sup
port Douglas if nominated at Charleston. be-
cause "he has sold himself too many times,
at all-kiling low prices"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY


Dis. MAIIlSON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtucs
known Of nything else of the kind is prepared from Az
Indian Plant, used by the natives for the same pur
nom time immcmoria and now for the first time oHcffs
70 the public knowledge Of this plant was obtained
nom OLD SHENANDOAH,
an Oneida Chief, who lived near syracuse New York IN
very great age. II is neatly put up in two ounce bod
tics, with full directions for using and Is warranted Al
bring ON the monthly sickness 10 Of obstruction of
ten IN cGNyJgf h0nfs, after all other remedies have
been tried I'm vain. This may seem Incredible but b.
fail in nng case the price will be refunded
o. PURELY VEGETABLE, containing not THING h,
The least injurious to health, aud may be taken with per-
feet safety at all times.
LADIES' therefore. in want of medicine Of this kind
had better GET TnE BEsr instead NJ wasting time au
money n trying other things which qicays either m
safe uncertain, and therefore UeUcr warranted, a Ia
this GREAT REMEDY
Sent by Express 10 all parts NJ The country SoM on
at DR.. MdTTiSONS REMEDIAL INSTITETE
for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. % Union st., Proc.
dopcc. n. J.
nv SENT FREE, by enclosing one stamp, As above.
a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Pn.
yatc aud Chronic Maladics generally also. ClRCu
LARS, giving nm information. with uudoubcd rcfcrcn
kind Is deserving OF ANY CONrmENcr WuArEvEn.
o. Orders by mail promptly attended TO- 75l
~ MrmciSr Is NECESSARY. USE Bn,Npugrus
Puts.-lhcy are pleasant as truly effective med.
cine can DC. u is true YOU may take purgautcs which
wI operate without pain. because thry take hc baIssm
worse than having The vital luid distracted Beware 4
them Bmudrcths Pills only take hold of those mat.s
which The body when sick, wants 20 cyacuate Ihoy as
SOLELY au assistant ofnuurc-nothng more, nothing Jess.
They do not force, they merely assist and herein
their great value The man So thrice blessed who s .
frrunatca s 90 De acquainted with this good and aiu0
perfect gf 60 man. because he has to great extent l
body insured Boa health by their occasional use.
/ Principal Office pa Canal street New York. sodbl
l.. f. PIERCE and fHp. 3. sNIrn, Montpelier W.
NlQi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07
E'OkA SALE AND RENT.

81 FOR SALE-A two story ORNAMENTAL
E:a COTTAGE with a brick basement on 9th
- street, French Garden Hill. Gas throug hout,
anu water IN the ward; containing eight rooms
Ierms accommodating. Apply to
ap lS-3tawts tiKEEN r. ALIEN
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
"a for the Richmond Dispatch.


x,xcroS, May 5.-Ssnnfe.-Ihe senate
a. 70; u speSss'..,sTrfnt,rss.--Mr. Train asked
| gss" .r,duce resolution from the Com
s.re 70 ~ pnbiic Grounds. providing for a
e,isv On - nrotect the Equestrian Statue Of
:. gA'nsn )" and for other purposes.
ssBiEe lated there is now no protection
vi, lis. 'ne except the low paling of wood,
g ne ,~rounds have been lnJured by the me-
81 'af Ian cements for the Inauguration
ssss'y balance remaining from the xppro-
feSTe - ade for the inauguration, OF 81 200,
-r,i,oh al repair the grounds and pay a
asta nntil sucb time is permanent ar
| u shi''Hs shall I've made ior the protection
rsf''e 's,ns s"
- Sp,Tn,ion was objected 10.
fas RS. # Mass, asked leave to introduce
Ai,""wjns resolution
- on Thai the President OF the ntted states
sstsi''t, ~ communicate to the House OF kep.
| = fescrsos sns information recently received
ssseAr 40 hsnese tootie trade.
,Ps' ne, ~ -. objected They had had enough
tbs, r" then went into Committee Of the
fst III look up the Private Calendar.
y. ett,'s,naiitee Mr.. Davis, of Ind. id the
i"s, <aasiaered, amended and reported to
"a, - various private bills.
ay ,5o.se rassed number of private bills
.ae IA NO objection was made, and then
FSN" committee OF the Whole on the Ia
TTr,n,ble. of Ohio. addressed the House.
~ House then, At fifteen minutes past 3
II adjourned.
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BY Jas. Nj. Taylor Il Son, Aucrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU l.

l REAL FsTATE::-As Trustee in two certain
DEEDS Of Trust dated tn. the 18th day e AST 1889
viii sell upon the pfs@sss on tSs
9TH OF May next, tlf TAR and If not. on the first
following REAL rsTAT Z 70 W.T. s;0'k
By ths r down
upon plat ann. xed to deed from Parrot A. Prin-
lying and Icing on the western side of 18th street
IN said city of Richmond, fronting, as appears BY
ming back between parallel lines sixty three feet
also, two certain lots pieces Sr parcels of LAND
laid down upon ut the plat above mentioned lyns
and being in the said city of Richmond, on the
xestsE side OF 18th street each Of the SAID lots
feet nine inches on said 18th street. and running
back between parallel lines fifty SIX feet,
of executing the Trust, the Of S al IS with in
terest from the 10th April, 1860. and the further
of April 1860. and the residue upon such terms az
may be made known on the day OF sale The title
as Trustee. shall only convey. with special war
ranty, such TILE ,S Is = V c2!9veyed to ne; r
Sale to be conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR l. Son.
ap23
VERY VALUABLE x EAL ESTATE AT
THE s1UTH HlEA cN I,Rn, Of Ic MAIN
At the request of the owners. who reside in Phila
delphia. We viii offer for sale, at PUBLIC auction,
May, 1869 commencing at IL O'Clock NJ. tie very
valuable REAL ESTATE located at the south
east corner of Main and l4th streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs. Noah Walker l. Co., and
others.
The property fronts on Main street ~ feet, and
runs back along l4th street to wide alley. and is
now rented to excellent tenants at 1880 per an
mum.
The location Of this property. in the very heart
OF the city, and convenient to the hotels and depots,
&c, renders it very valuable for a business stand
of any kind, and we would invite particular atten
ton to the sale. 1t considered to he the most
valuable piece of real estate now III the market
TERMS OF SALE are as follows One sixth of the
purchase money in cash, and the remainder in
equal Instruments at l, 3 3, and years; the pur
chaser to execute negotiable notes. with interest
added. payable semi annually, and secured by a
trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1860 to be
paid by the purchaser
ap2 JAS. nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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THREE hUNDM Z - ACMeS o.. vAgU.

THREE hUNDk I'D AGMeS OF VA IA
ML ghE BELoM IA d hiEFER 6F RffG6HENN6X
ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP. FOR Sal E
AT AUCTI0N.-Att the request Of Mr.. John Fish
the 7th Of May. at u O'Clock, in front Of He1doo
County Court House THAT being court day. that
valuable tract Of Land, containing three hundrod
acres, situated a. described above-about twenty
FIVE acres cleared. and produces veil Of the usual
pine and oax, from which several thousand
cords of wood could b cut, leaving = sufkoieney
for farming purposes The Improvements consist Of
frame Dwelling. with the usual out ldins >. I'll
built within few years and VOL Of excellent
any in 10 ser virginia, and soclety good.
Mr. Fisher. who lives near the place. will take
pleasure in showing the premises to any one wish
ing to purchase.
TARMs.-tne third cash; balance IN ono and
two years, interest added, and deed Of trust uDOa
nv 3-dtd RIO, ii LYME. Auot
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BY T.. b. Cook, Auct,r.

KEY AND F!NTUkEs OF The RES.
GEM" AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES DAY, 9Th
lnst at 4o,el2ek VIII sell, on the premises. the
FRA6Ess GEN. ."s .ssd IN kosS.
Alley.
The house has been recently thoroughly repaired
and ls considered hrst- rate stand. Persons dc
my4 +. B. COOK. Auct'r.
CENTEEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
" On WEDNESDAY next. 9th inst, At 10 o'cl'k,
seuerai sssortmsnt Of GENTE Eel FURNi.'
TURE. consisting of Sofas Mahogany and Cane
Etegre. Window Shades. Carpets, Hair and Shuck
Mattresses. Crockery and Glassware, Retrisera-
tor, &C., &c. tmy 81 Z. B. COOK, AIct.
GREAT SALE OFF CHOICE EUROPEAN
NJ OIL PAINTINGS, AT CORINTHIAN HALL
4; =: COOK, Auctioneer will sell, at COR!N-
and SPL ENDID COLLEC TON OF Oil FAINT
lNGS. which have been selected with great csre
and on the most favorable OCCASIONS. IN France
and GERMANY during ri the past Imported from
ing valuable original pictures by eminent living
artists, and fine copies Of some Of the most cele-
brated pictures by Old masters, now IN the differ
es OF the subjects
Subjects; Conversational Plt ces Architectural
AID Street Views IN diff rent European cities; Cat
tie Pieces; Marine Views; Game; Fruit and
Flower Pieces; Landscapes, 30; with great ~
whole forming, it is believed, Of the best col
lectIons ever offered in this CITY,.
The attention Of the lovers OF good pictures II
respectfully invited to this sale.
MONDAY MORNING, 7th inst, until the day O
s,le. tmy5l f.. B. COOK, Auct.
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,..l Cleveland. california and Pike's
Peak ENpre~S

.- tosgru, Mo, May THE Central Over
,;,snfoynia and Pixies Peak Express Com
- 40 now running a iri.weekly line of
-. frcm 81. Joseph 10 Denver City,
3 y, ne distance III six and a half days
-, are prepared 10 run AS many extra
y az ss may be III cessary. The company
.is % make the California pony express
.Vsskiy each way. as soon AS the necessa-
--.ursDlents can be consummated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07
Iater from Mexico.

wy ORLEANS, May THE schr. Emily
q, r, tra.n Vera Cruz or the21th, has arrived
Her adviees report that the liberals had
81 .rl,esstul III several Skirmishes.
tn reported return OF Ex-President Co.
r. ,r, caused much excitement At the Capt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07
p,mocra,ic Meeting in Augusta.

,..-srA, Ga, May 5th.--A large meeting of
a, National Democracy last night WAS ad-
-.,ei BY Coy. King, of Missouri, and Mr..
-sey. OF Arkansas. The remarks We're
-rteiYed. AT the close notice was given
:. meeting would be held next "Wednesday
- ronuiv. 10 send delegates to the State
,..,eallon. to appoint delegates To represent
-.-,,s 4, Baltimore.
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tioSiup Aceue t(harIektOn,

fe.ylYsroN, May ALI the States that
-..,e Of jhranti-sq uatter sovereignty plat
; tq,e been invited 10 send delegates TO the
y ,s,,snd Convention.
- Cushug has gone 10 Sullivan's Island
. .,spd few days.
d ,.r,agers are. leaving the city in crowds, and
-. b,tels are nearly deserted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-07

IA Preserve the Teeth.-Npade Il Bakers
"SAPONiNE TOOTH POWDER is confidently
eyer made for REMOVING tartar. PRE-
VENTING ITS FORMATION, PRESERVING
and CLEANI Nc tn + TEETH and purify ing the
mouth and breath. IL has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction, and is fully en-
dorsed by our hest Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING III have used and pre-
scribed the 'Saponlne Tooth Powder" of Messrs
Meade \ Baker, and IN my opinion better pre-
paratlOn for the ends in view can he "ompounded.'
JNo. GEO. WAIT, DENTIST.
Prepared only by MEADE & BAKER.
Pharmaceutlsts, 1876 Main ST i, cor. above Pc,
my lin Richmond, Va.
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Fire in Rock Island.

77.,,..n May "a fire broke out yesterday
D., g,.s Island on Front street. destroying all
49, sadings from Langley's warehouse TO
AK -, street. Loss estimated at Sl5,0U0.-
i..r-sncr small.
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kVTVKE 0IYG.


~ 0odAln = ADpePsen, AueVss
18TH |Es a:
dss!s u &. e.s cs. y ss
he s'o CAS- q Pssssss ss.iss, Yrs. e., -. o.
;ss:s e on On e q: ::
lx O'Clock, r. NJ. iif fair II mot, tho ns1t fair
r. ' ~ ssssss ~
Sons. - residence. TIE Lof mas tfont Of
s.i = :s 2: ~. A g : - s; s e. "a: az
ago, .?s:sy .dd.d T. Altered s md rs.ss:
a az 70 S.s.Ss let Land
d street. and the balance Of the Land v,lI b d.
p.n and xS:s Ss sSo.s
seie and can in the meantime Be seen at the once
real estate 10 justly regarded a. among the most
oes1,tilni IN Richmond, commandinG, e. IL does,
xS ., INT esy ana % the
s 81 ;o S:apss = : Era month: s:sss;:
and insurance for $50 SS g s.ii
s sSai T. FREE T9HKhhhHE' com'".
Sale conducted BY 6oDDiN APPERsoS. Aact's.
REINFORCEMENT I'm consequence Of the rain
The 81 Ct Nav Il hs
'G %5 s stated s SeSSf; AppERsoN. Auor.
CIx HANDSYME BUILDING LOTS On
FOR AT kUc ri VIII 10 sod al s .ae
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY: the sth Of
i6fs tss kass .da a seh
street. between Franklin and Main streets, adjoin
s b OF s mad L.
l26 feet to alley IL feet wide. These lots front
the public square to be laid out IN that part of the
Also. FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 81. feet
on the North side of N ain street. in rear Of the
TERMs cOne fourth cash balance at Z. and
i2months for negotiable notes. interest added and
Az Dc '"'o y S6 is ;stPPiFEssoN Auo
cHEsAEkk ESD H55.;s.s
snsIiiags ard VIZ dstsd ION April. 1850. dulS
j., S 1 Net 5Ss on the p,smse; % TUESDAY the
the nest sl sss REAL EsTHTh and
sLAvEs conveye ed by the said deed. consisting Of
IN the W. ss1 %. 8
Manchester, containing about 80 acres, more or
Il.
farm Of Mr. ss% En- II about i
rably adapted to market gardens. The land ad-
joining the mansion house will be sold into lots,
according to q plat and survey to be exhibited at
the hour of sale.
Also, several other Lots. in ard nsnr to Man
chester. and several valuable SLAVES.
The particular attention Of the public is respect
fully called to this sale it believed that there
are few more beautiful places around Manchester
TkRMs.-Fo the Real Estate, one fourth cash;
balance at As and II months. for negotiable notes.
chase money is paid. The Slaves will be sold for
cash. The taxes for 1860 to te paid by the pur
chasers. CHAS. L FRIEND.t r.,,u.
A. A. CHEATHAM,f AI"s'oos'
GODDIN l. APPRRsON, Aucts. apN
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POOL ROOM OPENED

fVOI MOOU VI z ~ y u
AS AT THE WALL STREET
HOTEL, Wall street, De-
fween Main and Ffankiin.-
subscriber has made ar
room. Al the WALL STREET HOTEL. ON MON
DAY NIGHT The sch s1E nss T Eyr SSffSHHk where
BROAD ROCK, FAIRFIELD. and ASHLAND
RACES. During the continuance Of the Spring
Races the various CT BS Will bold their meetings
viii be posted At mig ht for the races Of the follow
ing day. Strangers and citizens 10 Eel On ats.;
every evening, where information Of all kinds 70
latins to the sport will b chesrfuily furnished
ap 3-tx a. a. AAiNE.
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BY E. b. Cock, Auct.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE, AT AUC.
TION.-On TUESDAY. Sth inst. at 10 o'cl.ck,
cellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing
SOFAS, WARDROBES, BUREAUS. BED
STEA DS; WASHSTANDS. Mahogany CHAIRS.
BIS, SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES. Mahoga-
ny BEDSTEADS, Spring, chuck and Hair NJ AT
TRESSES, Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS, &c. &c.
my7 f.. B. COOK, Auct
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NexySfron ISraxoS,

xyg ORLEANS. May 1.-The steamship Aus
90 tss arrived from Brazos, Both April, with
a,;7pln specie. There is no news OF impor-
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FUTURE DAYS



CONN I9SIoNEHs, SALE Or vALuA.
- BILE REAL Estate, on UNION HILL
A. COmmssioners. appointed By . decrse Of the
County Court Of Henfico, prosounceo at the 4 phi
term Of that Court for the 1880 in the cass 81
"haush rs. Ruthe roord's :. 'ors ct ais" We. OF
f'ssr o. u 1sH az 81 RnG s,h aSssio9 e. ock
q certain piece or parcel Of LAND. contsininx
three acres and g. l00ths Of acre. The land in
question is nov in the possession and .occopanc,
ceased. and is situated in the county Of HenricO,
adjacent to the CITY Of Richmond, on the New
BRUCE road, and adjoins the lands Of william ".
Rsdford and others, bsing the Ilecs or parcel
Ruthsrfo"rd, deceased, in the year 1851, and sub
sequently. by adecree Of the County Court Of Hon
rico. conveyed to P. H. Az lett and Andrew John
ston, a. trustees for certain trusts &c &C., in the
decree set forth. There il a comfortable DWELLING
house upon the property, and the land itself haa
been highly cultivated. and equally well suited
for a market garden or for building purposes. By
the e. terms Of the decree the Commissioners are
property. and the discretion thus vested in then
the, will exercise when the sale 10 made The
terms of the sale will be made known ON the day
Of ale I I j HHtf f6GHHkssroN. com'r..
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPKRsoN. tmy
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.

THE VIRGIN LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY Is now fully prepared for bust
called to the Importance of its objects. This Com
pany, under it's charter, divides ghths Of
its profits every three years, among the policy
tages of the mutual system, with the pledge of a
perpetual Capital Stock of 100 O0O and the added
eyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to be invested in Bond and
Mortgage on unincumbered Real Estate, worth
double the amount.
The chief object Of the Company is to aid in re-
tanning at home the immense amount of money
Which soeS anu,y iiui.i our otarG lot Lille RE-
be loaned to customers for term of years, at le
gal interest. and disbursed in our midst.
Endowmsnts and Annultles granted. Life and
term Policies Issued at rs low rates as other good
Companies. Saves insured for one year, or for a
49,,
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DY THE GoyERNOR.-A

QY THE GOyERNOR.-AP ROCLAMA
- TlON In conformity with the sixth section
of the sixth article Of the Constitution of this Com
mOnwealth, providing tor the election of a Judge
that Judges for the following Judicial Circuits are
to be elected during the present year, to Wit: For
the first Circuit composed OF the counties of Pnn
cess Anne. Norfolk. Nansemond. Isle Of Wight.
the City Of Norfolk; for the fifth Circuit composed
of the counties OF Accomac and Northampton; for
the sixth Circuit. composed OF the counties of Eli
zaberh City, Warwick. York, Gloucester. Mat
City. James City and the City Of w liamsbuTK; for
ninth Circuit. stafford. Prince William. Aiexan1
dra. Fairfax. l.oadoun, Faaquier and Rappahan-
Greene. Orange, .Albsmar,s, Louisa, Flavanna
and Goochand; for the eleventh Circuit, Nell
son, Amherst, Rockbridge, Augusta and Bath;
for the twelfth Circuit. PendletOn. Highland,
Hardy. for the thirteenth Circuit. Clarke. Fred
erlck. Hampshire, Morgan. Berkeley and Jefferson;
for the fifteenth Circuit. Giles Mercer, Raleigh,
Wyoming. Logan, Boone, EAyetts. Clay. Nicholas
Carroll. " the. Floyd Palaski and Montgomery:
Braxton. Lewis, Richie, Doddridgs. Peasants and
Calhoun; for the twentieth Clrcuit. Hancoek.
Brooke. OHIO, Marshall, Wetzei. Ter and Monon-
Marion, Taylor, Preston, Barbour, Randolph. Up
shur and Tucker. The said eiections are 70 take
place on the fourth Thursday Of the ensuing May.
70 b held in each county according 70 law, aad Of
6cers are required to govern themselves accord
ingly.
Given under my baud = Govefnor. ald M.
der the zeal of the Commonw~slth. ~ Rieh-
49, mond: ON the 7th day Of APRIL la60, and 10
-.. the sishsy-foarth ss1fn S Fl re r T6HsnRnSea
6xo: ". Musroap, sse'y Of the csn'tA
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~ Splendid Stock Of

n Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS
AT COST For CASH
$50 900 worth Of newaLd elegant, FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY.
To close business on LIST August. Our stAck is large
and complete in every department particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design of
LADIEo . DRESS GOODS,
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
stock of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROIpERlES. LACES and HOSIERY.
AS are selling Off to pay deh,s and close
business as early as possible. no Goods will be
charged. PERKINS x CO,
my lin No. al Eagle Square.
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SPRING RACES.
FAIRFIELD SPRING

FAIRFIELD SPRING
49, s;5$ ;s$; ;E!: Ii.:j
on TUESDAY, the 18th of May, and continue four
TTEsDAY-FIRsT DAY.-A sweepstake for
had not produced winner up to the LIST Of March
last, mile heats, 500 entrance $50 forfeit, closed
r. A. Alsted names CHI. G. by Highlander, dam Kit
T. ". boswell names Oh. c. by Red Eye. dam Sc
J.. L. Baltszer names CHI. h. by Red Eye. dam by Bos-
John Beleher names Moore 50 b.. &C. by Red Eye.
dam Bay Betsy.
wEpNEsDAY-sEcoND DAY.-Proprietor's
p@TFsHH K 80 Ye filth DAY-Jookey Club
Purse SsCS. th sns R RTh he nav .ons g.,
entran"e. sloo forfeit $500 to be added by the
Club II three or more start. i've or more nom ma
r. NJ. Hall names -, by -. dam by imported
Thos. ]. Green names CHI. f. Miss Tobacco Fly, by
John Becher names b. C. Wacamaw, by Red Eye,
o. 2. Hare names oh. f. by Boston, Jr., dam by
Thos. II. Christmas names c. by Red Eye, out of a
Trustee mare, dam Mollie Ward,
s r; Fondren 4 White names b. c. Red Eagle. by
r. A Alsted names CHI. C. t. p. by Highlander.
Ss@ S''S yo'5 JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor.
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@SS&& DAY. May sth. and COM niue
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY -Sweepstake. mile
heats for year Odds; entrance $3.50. forfeit 500.
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. C. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. f. by Financier, dam Betty
Gen; T. j. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red Eye,
dam By Pram.
0. p. Hare's Oh /. by Boston, Jr.. dam Trustee,
Thon as H Christmas b. c. by Red Eye, dam by
John Beieher's b. c. by Whitby dam Gohanna
Robert Alston's oh. c. by Highlander dam Kitty
Fondren + Whites b. 9. by Red Eye. dam Mar
SAME DAY.-Match for $1,000 half forfeit
FISHERMAN and CHI. &. out of Andrewetta, by Grifi
sEcnND Y.-Bollrn brook
Hotel Purse $3.50 two mile heats
Two year Odds entered. as follows:
Bullion, by Revenue. dam Boston.
Buck Eye; by Hawklns' = Fran; dam BY Boston
f FoGRTH Fiji f Club Purse,
FiFTH Day SATURDAY. RACES
nette Hall for $4,000; four mile heats.
ENTRIES:
Oysterman, years old. b. h., by Revenue, dam by
Annette Hall, years old. ch. M, hy Grif ed
mondsou dam Virginia Payne, by Herald.
SAME DAY-Swee pstakes, mile heats. for 3
year Odds; SlOO entrance. $50 forfeit To close ON
an &-dti2thM q. p. HARE. Proprietor,