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T
FAIR FIELD RACES

NAV
.assssssssa~FALLMEErING, 1869.
Sa--1~-l~szsr,sss-~-- The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the 24ta OF October
ana fIRST ' pAY l4 Oct 2s-sweep
stake for year old colts and niles; mile heats :;
$50 entrance; 100 forfeit, with , z0u added by the
Club and Proprietor. Closed on Isl day Oh March,
1860, with the following entries:
l. r. NJ. Hall names ch. colt Eugene by Revenue,
dam amy FERN, by imp. 6!enc e;
g. Gen, + J. Green names b. I, Miss tobacco Fly,
by Red Eye, dam 10y mp. PTIaIn.
g. John Belcher names J +. Alstons b. C. Wacca
NAV. by Red ~ e, dam Ellen Evans
4. 0. P hare's CHI. t., by Boston Jr., dam by Trus
S. Thos H. Christmas names c, by Red Eye, dam
10y Trustee, b, cam Molhe Ward
6. 6. R: Fondren & White lines b. c. Red kagle.
by Red Eye, dam By imp. Margravs.
7. + NJ. Hall names oh. by Flnancer, dam Betsy
SECOND DAY-Pfoprletor' Purse $500; mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse s 100; ) mile
S'coYp RAcE-SANr DAY.-.A Sweepstake now
open for 3 ear Old coli ard hihes that never won
> r1ce ND to the time of closing, to lie run on FRI
da, of Tie Falted meeting. 1861; mile heats; 100
entranre half foreit To name ana close on LIST dst
OF October, ls6U. Entries to be addressed to JOHN
DFf6LIrRTH bAf-A Sweepstake forS,ear dds :;
mile heats; 500 enhance hall forfeit; TO- added,
provided two or more stait. Closed WI Ii SIX sub
/. Cen. i Green 4 Son ,mes br c. Day Break,
by imp Albion, dam by imp. Glencoe.
2 J. l., baltZer nlGIes b. I. GIbDonna, by Red
E,e, dam Noun an Md;
g. John Bccher na.n :. : PIludle's b. o. by Red
I've, d nm bT imp. Ldngf'rd
4 r R Beazley names gel Buck Ere, by Uaw-
kiug' PrIad, daul by d ston.
6. W. II. Gl1bln rames br. colt by Marion, dam
q. F. NJ. Hall names br. FLY by Basoi. dam by
SEcoYp RACE-SAMs DAY.-A Sweepstake one
mi = out for two year olds; Sic0 entrtnc., la {
forfeit; 500 ADDED, provided Two or more start
o nam ami close ths LIST day of august, i550-
Now four subsc ibe s.;
GEN Thos J. Green Il Son Names b. c. by Haw
kins' tTam tm b. imp Trustee Also, b t.
b, Hawkins ri IN, an b. ally peyton.
Thps " Dosweli n1nies h +; Nae IL, b. Revenue.
VII Vni.u rau aaI m Va Parear y
W r. Mellon names b: f -Sary Washn. ton, by
Red ~ e. dam A VI, Brixtou : Loulsvsle mare.
Cant HsIcler names sr. 6. ~ Red sEsr dam by
Princa Alb r.. JOHN BELCH Err,
al 3l-2awGGWts Prhpuetpr.
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atPike's Peak.

OMAHA, Sept. ls.-The Vigilance Committee
a. Druyer CIly Pixies Peak, Is waglng WaI
II rxlrrmIuauon against the gamblers and
thieves TWO OF V HON have been hung.
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INDEPENDENCE, No, Sept. l~.-The New
Mexican mail brings intelligence OF the people
Of ihr Territory raising large force tor wax
against the NaNal9es and other indians.
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-......x.,.-. NOTICE THE PUBfIC.-

atssssxssE EW AND GMPORrANT AR
ss-S%-s SANGtME NT, 1850 The ADAMS
the pubhc that they haye arransed to run their
Express TWICE DAILY. from NV YORK,
PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE to RICH
N0ND, thereby aiturdIng unusual facilities Tor
obtaining their freight and packages III the short
est possible time.
Expresses leave New York at IL and o CLOCK
p NJ. Expresses leave Pmladephia 1T a NJ.
and Il p % Ep1RTesses isaye B@tm@5e at
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
adeI phla end Baltimore, and all polhts North and
West, at 30 A. Nj and 60 + NJ
FRI | ut and packages should IN all cases he at
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH cave Rich
The Adams EApress Company 1eei that tneS can
guarantee 10 the pubic oIvlty. attention and sat
ls,dCtnn IN all their intercourse with their officers
N Richmond, and nothing Will be lett undone on
their part to meet the wants OF their customers.
Frelgh and PACKAGES arriving bJ the Express
from The North at o clock T. NJ will he delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
here Otore. - 1870
NEW YORK. SEMI WEEKLY. Freights de-
,HE55VYYoA,NtP Light ( bRElfdIf, R RAt
MEhTS, &c, forwarded with safety ana DIS
patch to all parts OF the United States Canadas
NOTES DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods collected az all accessible points
throughout the United States, ana prompt eturns
SLAVES forwarded bs each of our Exsresses
IN charge OF car stu ana rel .Die mess myers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
AL freghts promptly called for and delivered
without extra oharEe.
Ga ror further i.lofma .,on, tlease call at our
0'0s' so "A si5 EXPRESS COMPANY"
au7s ". h. RtGO Supt
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BY L. Ii Cook, Auct'r.

EXFCrT0R's SALE OF GENTEEL
- : URNi RE-, AT CTiON On FRIDAY,
2Ist INST, at 10 clock, viii sell at fhs aie resi-
dence of samuel F. AGe, deco on 7th. between
race and Franklin SITS, al the HOUSEHOLD
AM kITChtN FURNITURE, embracing Il
general variety Of genteel articles.
SAM l. AYRES,
Executor OF s. F Adie oec'd
Sale conducted by + Cook, Auct Sc -
HIGH t0NsT8BLE SALE.-WilI he sold
IL on fE IDAE, the 2lst day OF September. 1850
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ri the house gu 5tn stree
near the ATmOIy Bridge. occupied By K r. Nun
DIN, a leneT ! assortment al HOUSE HGLD and
hi CHE FUhNI / RE. CONSISTING Of the usual
variety, TO SATISFY distress warrant IN NY and
vs.. II +. NuudIn IL favor of henry X wen.
TEhals Cash. l.. BUTLER, II. c. =. r.
,y-2tt - "
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,-,r ORLEANS, SPIT Is -Advices from
NJ late .bat Walker, with seventy men,
! ~, ,.snturad by the boats from the Bril-
Is" - steamer Icarus, and delivered up TO
~. lInrduran su thorttes.
M ,,,,i were liberated aud allowed TO re-
me. but Geo. Walker and Col. kudief
~ ,,.nIia u b. Shot
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
TRADE SAIL DnYG OUns SHOES &c.

49, oaI I'm "OObS SbOES &c.
" Al be sold at suction. at my store, on
WEDNESDAY, Sept ~ CONNIE Dclng at 10 o'cl'k
large invoice of fresh and seasoEabe DRY
IuODS' eon-lsting IN part OF Bla, and Fancy
mereS; Black. Grey and Cadet S,tnets; Merlno
HhITts and DraWers; lott n and Woo en- Hos,er,:
Pocket and NeIk Hand .eruhIeis; Col ars Stocks
&C; Hoop Skirts Spool Cotton, Mems AID No
mems Shoes, &c
IEhMs.-All sums over $50 Sky days' credtr
for approved nesoliable notes.
sei7 ALEX MOTT. Aust'r.
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NASHVILLE Tenn, September is.-The
Grand Lodge of the United States l. .. .. +.
has elected Boylston, OF South CaroIlna,
Grand Sire.
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p Ohio ai PIt;>burn h

PITTsBURGH, Sept 1.-THE river is in good
orC-r. with plenty OF boats tor all river points.
The Emma Graham Will leave for the ports
Oh The NJ LskIugum river Tomorrow.
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FALu r ACES
=. A SE l. A Nd " A
- 50 q SA RACES.
n II - NrTr

As EL Nd " A.
s5 "a FALL H FEG1I. 1860.
f~-"-s-~-1-.---.---1"-"-- The Races over the Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va, VIII COM
mence on rUtSDA Y, 10th October, looo and con
tInue four dass.
FIRST DAY-FIRsT RAcE.-sweepstake for
colts and hlieys, IeaTs o d mile heals, J 100 en-
tfance-haT oreIt; three or mo. TO Mi. To name
and close Aug 20sh.
SECOND kACE Same Day Projectors purse,
) 200; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY-FIRsT RACE Sweepstake for
8 year old colts and fieys; two mile heats, s SO
entrance-half forfeit; three or more 10 fill. To
name and close Aug. 2Uth
SECOND RACE-Snme DGy.-Jockey Club purse.
$500; two mile heats
THIRD DAY-FIRsT RACE. - Jockey Club
purse, $500 three mile heats
SECOND kACz-Sdms Day.-ProprietOr's purse,
SEQ mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FlR<T RAcE-Sweepsteke for
2year old colts and tlieys; single dash Of nile
500 entTance-halt forfeit, with an inside bet OF
) ,OU0 the Club to add 500. provided two or more
start. Closed on lst August, with three suDscrl-
bers
SECOND RAcE-Sane Day.-ProprietoT's purse,
5 100, for the beaten horses of the meeting; TWO
mIle heats.
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug 20th, to
he addressed to the " Proprietor OF the Cour.e,
au2-sawtd I'M TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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DER EMPIOkY SALE OF HOUSE
] AND LOT ON OH SIREEI. ELM a

i ANU LOT ON 9TH STREET., FREN n
GARDEN HI I've viii sell, upon The prem
,ses, IN WEDNESDAY,, he l9h day of Sc ptem-
her, 1' mmenclhg st 4ia O'Clock NJ -, the Framed
house ana Lot on The st side OF 9Th streat
french Harden HILL. now occu gled bs Mir. a Bali
good order '
he Lot fronts on oh street % fee, and runs
back l3U ieet.
Terms Cash.
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR h SON Aucts
r S.-Ihe fotmt- purchaser having fail ed to
comply with the terms OF ia ., the same will Ia
sou NJ MS rlsk ana C 81. Is
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,iRs s,KN,D.T.,ssIi 1901.

w Or .ne coFHtr Of Cary and Farsi streets,
VIII open agnin on the LIST Monday IN October.
TEEAs--G3j per session OF Mae months. NODE,
Gucton Tor time lost except in cases OF prottaeted
SICKNESS. 80 i4-lm
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AIRS DH, Nil NF1R,s's HOUI.-ON

Ik+ DIX, WI NFVK rs { II . 9 LIN
VI FIFTH STREET.-Ihe fifth session of this
School will CONNIE nee on the lat day OF DC TOBF Il =.
1850 aud re rLAsate the 18th day of June, lS6
Mrs VI & Nk8cp desires To eXpress her grateful
tn an ~ 10 her pupils, by whose industry aud afeo
ton her labors GavS ever h6en enc red AID Ilght
eued and to her patrons Tor their KIND apprecIa
ton OF her eft rus, when shat ava be devoted
TO the advancement. fh0st entrusted TO her e,
RhFERhNCEs Rev Mr. MlEEel eTnde. Col -
". MuufOrG. Wm Rutherford. Free! and,
W Il nartIG. r. uckeT. WASHINGTON oil,
4. PANE James Appersoa, H4rtua Hqxall. Wm
II. Haxal, Geo. Tayloe, and Joseph and W lliam
CIRnshtw, fSQs. TERMS:
For 2 II others IN English ......... 81
r enCh -...-.-. ....... 70 "
IN which de partment the valuable services OF an
experienced teacher have again been secured }
law
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAY


THE vAIUABLt tAytEs sTAND AND
sov RocEB s Ti,fi,n ct Mig r INK
PIKE, ONE VILE BELOW RiCHN M FOX
SALE Ar AUCTION At the request of Mr. A.
u carter We sta!l sell at public snctcn on the
isse = 6;S pa,t oe fSf NJ Me- the vAIUhBLE
pKorE1h ~, located as above, containing lsh
and nearly, all OF it under cultivation. The build
ings a,e all new, and are very conveniently Ar
ed. There is in ne yard well Of excei'snt water.
Ii desired the property will be divided l~ts two
IS not only a valuable business stand But the locs
ton IS admirably adapted to suburban residences
The beautiful turnpike leading to it gives it addi
FERNS: One fourth cash; baIance at and 70
months, for neeotabe notes, interest aedsd. Sc
Sc GG6blS \ ApPFRsoN. Auctrs
\ f Taf E WtsT tINh o. yiRG Ma xE ok
RAlLkUf DEPOT, FOn sALEAT AUCTION.
At the request of the owners, W. shall sell at Tub
9th S. pic nj err Ioj0, at clock ?. NJ GO feet of
ground located as above, and honudsd on he north
now being erected by the Mestrs, Crenshaw, aud
running back about 50 ieet more or lets- plat
sale Taking into consideration the desirable To-
cation of these lois, they are Justly regarded as
am .ns the most valuable now IN market ior mer-
camille purposes being In the centre OF the bust
ness po' ton of the city, and quite conveuient to
the Dsnvi lie Depot. Warehouses, &C.
TERMS One fourth ca h the balance at A.
md II months, for negotiable notes. with interest
1ted. and tlIe retained TIL last note be paid.
SO 10 GUDDIN Il AfPERSCN, Aucts.
rJ'RI STEES' SALE OF THREE OMSi-
L BUSES AND HARM tSS--As trustees, we
shal sell at public a"ctIon. At the American Hotel
stable; corner OF Cary anq lO,n streets IN the city
OF Richmond. on SA TT HDAY, the 29ta Septem
ser 1900 III IL o clock NJ tn RI. K ( NM BUSES;
one horse and Two 2-horse, with harness COM
pee
lIRMa-Four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes
s.,o y G9PPpptISs,s ov Trustees.
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hDUCApIONA AL.

A'I OF Gay ana Smith streets, ..lll be Ie-opened
feptember I9.h, and close July l5th, 1851
Puuiary English branches .......... 49,. S20 %
Higher branches Including Botany, Rheto-
re, Mental and Moral PHILOSOPHY, Chem
lstry, ALGEBRA ----..... -....,--. - Is CO
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Keswick Depot. Albemar' 9 CO., Va
IN Iq--2taw5ml WxSl

sss- HiKIA FOR SaLE.-Ihis FARM CON
GS<s taIns 1915 acres by late survey Is well tim
-< bered, abounds IN srsen sand mari, and Ia dI-
vlded into six helds Has command ~ situation
on the pamunkey River, four miles from Tun
stall s station o. the York River Rallroad. Is "a
miles from kiohnond. and IN the county OF KING
william. A map of the farm may be al the
Office of the Surveyor OF the city Of Richmond.
WIN. A. BRAXTON.
au d dSsw5w" AcGunton. Va.
ssS~ FARM EUK y sLE.-I oder for ssle M,
~ FARM, Known as Park Hill.' IN TIE county
-~s~ OF Hen~tcn, containing l3jt5 acres. Is ng two
miles east Of Richmond, and adjoining the lands
of Mr.. Ro. O. Braston, Mr.. ]. " Randolph and
others. 1t ~ .eUed unnecessary to give further
desc ption Vt the land imptoveme ats and advan
tages, presumlnE those Wishing to purchase VIII
examine for lhem.elyes.
TERMs.-Libsral. J. NJ. g. DICKINSON.
al 2O-dlms
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EFuALE SCHOOL.

L ON CHURCH HILL,cor Marshall and Z4th SITS
RIChH0Np VA.
PHILIP i. PRICE, PRINCIPAL.
The FlTst Session OF this School Will begin GA
the lst of Octobef next and close the LIST of July,
lS6l
The English Department and the Latin Glasses
will be under the immediate care al the Principal.
who has had seven years experience IN the IN
strucIlu0 of the Young.
FRhNCH, MUSIC and DRAWING viii be
taught by competent n structOTs
Boarde WI find in thu fam OF the Prn eli pa
every aS1uabs attention paid to their comfort
Ar & en- lot ment. ami the community IN wnlch
the School IS located, an nteltIgent and Tehned
society. aud ample religious pTIvI eges OF Gil the
prlnclpl.l denoml nations hurch Hill, as a place
of residence. combines maly ADVANTAGES OF cits
and cuuhtTy life; being not very far from the cen
tire OF tich nonG, and yet quiet, open to ealt iiu
breezeg, and commanding extensive views OF the
most beautiful scenery around the city.
Board, llcIuding Fua Lights and Washing s225
English TultlOn-PrmaTy Department. -, Is
Advanced tlSssss ) ~ ana ~
Languages. EACH. ~
Music on the Piano-one lesson Il week 80
- two ee sons a week.. 81
Use OF instrument. ,....; ~
a. the Prncipai may be addressed personally,
or Is letter, at No 173 Main st. Richmond, w.
Fl. Whites Boohstore,) or at his residence. on
Church Hill, cath ST., between Broad and Mar
shall So lO-lm
~ .HLEFEBVE.'s SGHOOL.-The next
n session Of our School begins on the FIRSI
DAY OF OCIOBk2 1850, and terminates on the
I.x 81 luna
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ID Il ~ 4. ; Il 4. - 4
L STILL LOWER!
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.

L STILL LOWER!
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GH3mSp ,s7s ocr,,prr
LARGE stock Of RICH DRESS SlLSs. marked
down To 80 and % cents IN tho doilHt
klegantsiLk koBts, cost Sto, Tor SIS.
Rich prin ed PARIS DE- LANES.
VALENflAS. POfilNS snd SILK FOULARp.
Lsrse stock enl,red and black Wool sHAWiS.
BIssk ALPnCCAS ana BON BAZtNEs.
ilsox Chsl 9 snd ali wool De LINES.
French MFR NOES. all coloTs
Rogan's and AiexaadeI's KID GLOVES al 20 cts
Ladies aud Misses HOSIERY.
Lace, Muslin snd Cambria 81 Is and COLLARS.
al half price tor casa. PERKINS GO.
Sc 3-iot ltl EAGLE Square.
- c Ia A X IL y OK L. CO.
IL DEAL ExcLpsIyELY IN,
And keep for sac qlsg titles 10 suit pares assrs,
wARExooMs. s a. as IS MAIN STREET,
RlCHN D. VA,
sArT sAAs r p f Il 1 N G s,
~ FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
ho'c c'JHa Main GOODS.
"i.' rSsLss 1 OIL Si.orHs.
PIANO AND TABLE Gov Frs, .se.. AZ NV
CARPETS; oll. CLoTns
We have opposed splendid lot of CARPETlN8
of our own importation, and are ho " prepared To
Our assortment of cuRT1lS Goops. with
sS%ss,s 81 &iSDSoSWp Gil !,
BUYERS are are invited to examine cur goods. which
Will be sold on aeconm.sic.slps p ,s,n,s IN
se7-2m. 70 Maia street.
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CHATsS, FENDEhS ZINE S@TS or
NJ TONGS SHuvtLS and ttkFRs. have
for sale large asd &c ant ~ ef AL klpdss
of Esamelled CRATES, siih FEN pEkS; SUM
NER PIECts Of every ", 10. handsome srsI pla e
sets Of sHoVELs, TOMS, poKERS, GoAi.
STANns, hsi dseue stands fos Sn.,vels aad 1 oass,
Brass snd Iroa Foetsen, Fire Rr,es slahe ara
is ms, AZ kinds 81 Chavch ard Tsyera Bells, R,sss
made 10 oIceT at Tho lowest Ne,'hssr Urges.
= ID. EkSUDN,
Ne, rs Main tiest. between s-h sna 9TH,
% iS-3a West sifa.
Ok MADs. PRIMk BRtahr SAIGON
w klDES landins P = ste amer; for sale b.
WoMHLklA CLAIBORNE, Nv, u PvaI, u,
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BIZ k0. Il. LyRe, Auct'H.

VALUABLE FAxN ~ HENRICO co,
' z9f MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON THE
NEW BRI DGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
hUC Tl0N.- will sell at public auction. on the
10Th day Of September, upon Il, premises, at the
hour Of 2 ciook, tlf fair; If no.. the next
far day thereafter without limit or Tessrge that
very VALUABLE FARM, sltuated as described
ali we containing lao acres about half cleared and
IA good heart. as the growing crops indicate The
balance OF the land Is well set ia pine and OAK
il adIoins the farms known Auburn ana Mural
Shades. its proximity Ia Richmond renders n
very desirable as an agricultural or dairy farm
and from tbs high pnse of vegetables, II would
doubtless 10 very profitable as market garden
also The improvements consist of a cottage res
idsnca with Tour rooms, and the usual out build
ings, aud we OF the best water IN the yard -
ne location Is perfectly healthy aud the society
VERY sood Per'ons who desire a pleasant Situa-
uon, within few minutes ride 10 the city OF Rich
aqnd are invited TO view the premises he fore the
DAY of sale " hcn will he shown by Dr. Hart. re-
Suing on the premises Any farther Information
can be had upon Application to
RI b. LYME. Auorr,
80 II -dtds Office etropo'ltan Hsii
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STGAMPCATE. &c.

80 ship JaME5T6,EWH. la has ,.s.amsd f her
place aesin IN this line, between here
The three Steam ships composing this line will
The ORKToWN, Capt. PAAhlsll, esery Sat
The sJrHItsTowN, Capt sEIsSrr,evory Tue.
fhs ROANOKE. Capt. COUCH every Thursday,
Returning, the, will leave Richmond every
Tue .day ard FRIDAY, st O'Clock T.: - and Sat.
urday. at P. NJ touching at Norfolk gong and
For luther information SspPlyt to u, ,uso.
su CTS Opposite Steamers Wharves.
- srAFtffNs ANp kuSSt MINI : =
HtSTt ~ LIZ Bnh = !, tNCoyE
Ano6RRFJoILK.ITne GEN toVE, CAPTAIN f I'm NJ,
III fsSs the Sh@il af %os se
DAY MORN NGS at o ol .ck prec sell and re-
turn eSch Alternate d., Sundays except
Ii e after MONDAY the 10Th INST aud continue
the dals inc, Leaving he wn4,i nc RICKETTS, rssu-
TRpAT MOKNlNGs, at 8 o'c ock precisei1, and
iurn each alternate das. SUNDAYS excepted.
Both Boats will touch al all the re2u.at landings
on the rIser. both gong and ret"rnins.
P4s,ase to Norfolk or Portsmouth, So. Meals,
Fres 6t to he landed on the river must be pad
for 1chsn sent doun and We will not be response
bic for after put on the Tsa & f
se7-ts
n-~ FOR ALTIMOR ETH
|. as41s-EsN WEEKLY FREIGHT AND PAS
xsa-D1sxaz7z.< ENG : K LlNE-fO HAITIAN
STEA MBOAT cOMPnNY'S STEAM tkS. The
q Eu. PEABODY. captain PRGlcHAk D. an. b. l.
VIpERt, Captain KHt.E6 WI !e,Ye Rlchmond
SATU X Jay at the hour OF IL o cl ok VI. Return
ing. will leave Baltimore for Richmond on the
same day s, thereby enab ing shippers and passen-
gers to have an opportunity OF II COMMUNICATION
between the two points every other day.
For speed. comfort, and safety. these steamers
are the most superior of their class having been
recently reftteu In the most approved style.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets procured either at our office IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
Sc -tU20 DAVID j. VIM CURRIE.
Assy..--->77,--.t DAILY LINE or PACKETs
F47g-sz TO SCOTTSVILLE.
TRI-WEkKLY through to L NCHBURG.
WEEKLY on the opposite dag s, making a DAILY
LINE as far as SC0TISVILLE.
FARE FROM
| Richmond to ScOttsvlile. -.-.......... so 30
RcnmOrd to Ly nchburg .-----------. / %
Richmond TO lexIneton .............. 10
Richmond to Buchanan. ....---...--. 200
| The Through Line VII leave RICHMOND, as
| DAYS, at s P. NJ and on and after the eth Of
| september, the Way Line for Scortsviile will
| leave at S P. NJ, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, and run up as far as SCOTS
| WILLIE.
| RETURN1vG-Leave Scottavllle on MONDAYS,
| WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, at ia A Nj.
pass intermediates points on the opposite days, at
the same hours going up, and * hours later com
| lns down. X. EDMOND n co.
| Richmond, Sept 4. 1860. 6-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

- uenirr'A SALe.-N,u Ia soid Gu FRI
~ DAY, tue 2slh day of September. is6o, com
menalDg at l. 'clock A. NJ, at the mines OF the
eprlnshe Mines about Q miles above the oits
of f. edmond, the following property, 10 wit
three ENGINES. of from IL TO ~ horse power and
hxtarss; PUMPS Tor drawing water Ioin lhs
NJ mes; SAW NJ Ut, We ~ coal. CARS: ahout
ed with heay, raj 81 brst quality; SiLiS, Ne;
lal Of miNiSG FOOLS 4 50. q t,t ef cARPFN-
rtRss Tn 20, 4, and L MbERi hLaCKsMIrHS'
ROOFS. IkuGks, SCALkS. 40. LEVIED ON to
satisfy an execution In favor of Isaac Pansros w.
TAREs.-Cssh.
JOHN A. RuTcHEsoN, =. II. C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19
BY James NJ. Taylor L. Son, Auctr RS.

VALUABLE TOBACCO Factory, AT
The CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND AN
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AECTiUN.-We VIII
sell upon the premises, on II RSDAG. the "a h
day Of Septem .eT, commencing st AZ O'Clock L
NJ. the valuable TOBACCO FACTORY. located
The h0nse X newly built and IN .ood order, and
has every necessary convenience, It's d msl slons
abe ut 40 b. 90 feet.
I he l., fronts 90 feet and runs hack leo feet
The location OF this property aGapts 1t particularly
Tor the tobacco business, and is worthy the atten
ton of toOacconIsts and others.
Terms One nth cash the balance IN three
equal nsta men s, At 6, Y and Is months, for neso
table hOtes with interest added. and secured by
trust deed. JAS. M. TAYLOR N SON,
Sc 10 AuctUneers
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1850. -" """-' 1861.
Large and attractive stock of
FALL AND <iSVEa GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND FETAL.
los b. PHI ; / u A L ) Z,
1861.

Large and attractive stock of
FALL AND 4 TER GOODS.
AT WHOLESALE ANU nEThIt..
JOS h III , / hAlSE.
NJ. u MAIN SFREEr-
Just eiyed. per steamers, the lsrkest AID
richest stock of FAl l. AND WIN FIR GOODS
ever cl-red to he puhlIc u DRESS 60 IDS be
from 10 cents aud hIsner; uesa-tuI st, .e
UeaInes, small aud lafse hsuTed ri Is, 2Or- .5e
&c MArnos, ALI ooiOTs tr"m en- ets. 10 q! eIs.,
worth double this Honey.
Apaoas, from is &c ats per yard. To finest at SIS
ing low prces; ~ dux Lsdiss' Linen Hds's.,
cts. &c SO Ladies and MIS- es' French Needle
worked Collars, i.om aucuoR. ~ l2>l 81 515s cts..
Back SILK, u yard WIDE. at Is ~ cts. and 8 Is.
hams Dress Gin sLams. Bed Tioklng, Cas- me
and satinets; keatucky Jeans for Mems and
Boz b wear. prices to- suit every nody
linseys Sleeps GreY snt 7 eds. Tor Servants.
nli- wool White, Red aad y elbow Flannel, at Is cts
cheap ut 371s stella Shawls and Closks. dc
the gre 1test bargains In LsaIes' Worked Skirts,
boue ut at auction 1t sH"r nee. worth % aplece.
sell them at 81 20 and s. IS; knitting Yarns. of
most every color, AT - per 10.
Carpets snd Hearth Rugs. the cheapest IN Rich
mond; Brown ard bleached ShlrtHg, Shee' ing.
ToweILg, Table Cloths Extensions, Hosiery,
Cloves, ped and Servants Blankets. from the
low. So prices upwards.
Print, fat coiors from s 8 aad 10 cts, &C.
Cambria, Check snd SWISS MgsIr. and n sIe9l
many more foods too numerous to mebtlon,
AL AK Is q cail from all ladies ard gentlemen
from the city and country, and be careful OF COINS
Sc il-2w JOSEPH sTRAUsE.