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gaS sHoCKoE HILL GENERAL

G. w. II. TYLER,
ore on Marshall, betIcesH Six!h and Secsat6
Streets,
Continues 70 RENT OF / HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NkJk0tS. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL \ T.
fuOE>, and act as a 6ENERAL AGENT. He
rstaTps hls thanks for the liberal patronage be-
stove d upon HIM for three years past. sc Som
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MUSIC TEACHIa q.


.Hs MR.. r. NICHOLS CROTCH
4xTSTHE COM POSER. LECTURER AND
Sx SINGING MASTER, from England.
Author of Kathleen Mavourneen'' and 5000
Songs-late Musical Editor of 6odey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces to the musical comma
nifty of Richmond that he will devote a few hours
daily to pupils. IN tending to form their voices on
the European schools.
Terms and Circulars to be had at the Music
Stores. oos-lm'
tsn& Prof G ]. DECRNIEL is nov ready, and
>Tt offers his professional services to such A.
may be anxious to obtain a complete and thorough
course OF Musical instruction, as pursued BY all
Collegiate &C Professors n E9roge on the the ARP.
the SCIENCE and ART of TEACHING MUSIC.
For Gard of Terms: Testimonials, 10, apply to
PRoF. DRCRNIEL, at NJ rs. p. Mayos,
Sc Aim 9Th st., bet. Clay and keigh.
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SLHUKL I. BaYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE
Ex<S BAXLY Il WHITE.

- m =, , N 1VNINI3 I . 4 la " :,
nbzd the counties of Hanover, HenrIco, Caroline,
Guoeh and and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL L. BAYLY, CoMMIs sIoNRR OF
Dsps for all the States and Territories Office
corner OF 18th and Franklin streets, near the state
Court Houss. jy6--ts
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NOTICE TO- THE P0BLIC!-
NJ w AMI pORTANT an

s-8 RANG RMENT, 1890 The ADAMS
The pubic that they have .arranssd 70 Tas ihslr
FFafirxbELphlA ana FIN 70 f3ceK NEE
M0ND, thereby afordiny unusual fseintiss for
obtaining their freight and packages In the short
Eipresses leave New York at l,s and . O'Clock
A. E1greI.s. leave pa,l.aslphia ap a. N;
A. n and . % 3 NJ, arriving in klohmoad ., %
Eaprsssss leave Richmond for Now York. Phil
West, at 80 A. NJ and $50 p. M
s As n ~ ss::: :;
IsS ExsIkWEssEs REESE n.pR FoR THE SOUTH l..y. s,ss-
The Acams Express Company isei thai the, can
guarantee to the public eivlty, attention and sat-
lsfaetlon IN all the intercourse with their ocsTs
! their part 10 meet the wants Of their customers.
sse saIsh sas r e dshss:sS
immediately. thereby slvins TO our customers an
advance OF twelve hours over our srrangsmsnts
sEW TSs EsSsVh ssV r. A.. .s,. s.ss g.
aSSEEsS, SES osRY 1sP fHSSttE Z bSSSk:
MEkTs, 40. forwarded With safety Ana DIS
pA,eh 70 ell parts Of the unitsd States. Cansdss
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS. With or with
oat uoods, coilyoted at all accssslbe points
thioaxhoat the United States. and prompt rsssrns
SLAVES forwarded b. sasA Of our Kxprsssss.
IN Sh SenarFs q careful ana reliable mss.snssrs.
TOBACCO and other samples carried 81 unusual
Az ks,.ht. .romstl, called for and delivered
~ NJ For % far.Ssr isiormAsioa. please call q, oar
amos = a.slDa.;s's nab kxrxssss sesssssasy:. esssas ".
snRUSsEs, 4 RUAske.- rsos.ssd . !. Tssf
j variety of rfusses, Of the nlost a pat-
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nusrNEs . NOTICE ,.

- TO MERCHANTS.-The advertiser
is IN want Of permanent empioyment as
t.dad Ike K fS%s 30 :S0s sSsss
mean Sh,'r' s'nd EduSt tie books OF any gentlemen
VIE ss' ss nsed ssSa .'rsSs MSsse Peasants the
keIe' v sIler tobacco merchant, and MessIs.
.aares ''"'' ". H. MITCHELL. .
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DIsTINGUIsHED MMIG RANT" Brother
Prince The founder of the free love Agape-
none In England, the prophet of the judgmen t,
VINO preached the closing of the day of mercy
and garden OF earthly and sensual delight Is
TO his saints, has had revelation, it is said,
TO emigrate to America The revelation comes
timely, for he has been sued for the recovery
OF large sums out OF which he has swIndled
his victims, and he had rather keep his money
and go to America by revelation than to pay
the money or go TO JAIL by law.
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THE STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS Board
of United States Supervising Inspectors of
Steamboats, met in New York on Monday
The frequent occurrence lately of steamboat
disasters has induced them to turn their at.
tention to the navigation laws. The Board is
luily represented, and the operation of the
steam boat law throughout the country will
be fully reported and discussed, with a view
TO such action Oh the part of the Board q
may he necessary to secure its thorough ad-
minlstratioh. The Board will continue in ses-
sion for several days.
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The ELLSWORTH WILL CAsR-The New
Haven Journal, of Oct. 10th says that the Els
worth will case, which deeply in teres IS Yale
College, has been finally settled by setting
aside both wills in favor of the heir AT law
The value of the real estate is said To exceed
S3OO, 600. besides large contingent interests in
lands held by other parties. while the amount
of personal property (inven torIed at Si78. .OO0)
is much greater than a II the debts and IiablIi-
ties of the estate. The heirs have made an
amlcaois partition of the real estate without
the Intervention of courts or arbitrators
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Nis>oLETIoN...The nnnnern of RA
september 18th, 1850.
COAL, cOKH, WOOD. Go.


WooD,
WOOD,
.n WOOD
aad for sale BY PHfLIPSS C0LEMAN,
-"-lh South side Dock.
toAL.-C. b. LIPSCOMB
DsslstI IoRF!cE l4TH ST., opp. Mayo's Warehouse,
STiTu,aa eMniDLolHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
CfFfieo, rssED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
- WAL sold by weight au N-3m
II RTUpSoTiON IN CON E.-The prices
notSs ~ nDpH HILL COKE will be, until further
STt1nvrp pC0hE for CRATES, SIS per load
c.55 COKE, for cooking, &c, S46o per
,,.. osf COKE is of uuexceptionabIe quality this
sla cannot fail to give entlre satisfac tion.
is5, Oash on delivery.
o1-s JNO. J.. WERTH. Agent.
" l., I'D I'D fiSE wUuL-SeasoneG and an
ds. sLelter, for xale gt Coke Yards.
mo. J. WERTH. Ag'ts
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- 9; = s',;KilsSS&i ,G;KKilsSS&ioLp GhisMoLD, i Ma.,iISLD

RICHMOND, VA,
vii practice IN all the Courts of the city OF
srbmond. am IN the counties of Henrico and
HsDoyer. ana ID the Circuit Courts of Essex and
bug sad 4ueen counties,
a once on Ross street, two doors from Rich
uIEd House. Se5-3
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WATCHES. JHwELRY. DO.

d AN ELEGANT AND THE largest
EA assortment of Gold and Sill
E1 yer y WATChEs M and JEW
Guy, Wholesale and retail. at LEWIS HYMAN'B,
50 Main street.
Gold, Silver aud Steel sPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebble LASS rs, to suit ahy sig ht, TO be had at q
reduced price from LEWIS HYMAN, % Main
street.
atehes and Jewslry REPAIRED by skillful
work kmen at a low price by LEWIS HYMAN, 90
MAN street. And the cheapest WATCH ES and
JEW ELRY In the State to be purchased at
se4-Sm LIZ MIS- HYMANB.
q CHARLES LuMADEN is the man
NN who repairs WATCHES. JEWELRY,
EN5 CL0CKk, SPECTACLES, 80, in the hest
0kH<6 manner and at reasonable prices.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
ranted.
JEWELRY repaired In Il hest manner.
SPECTACLES fitted with new iasses and war
ranted To suIt. at 96 Nam street. Richmond.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &,
n0.P A X N T. r. SHIP.-
WALTER D.BLAIR,
4 u Il II I

JOHN II. MUNFORD, and
ROBERT HETH,
Have entered into CO. partnership, under the
sDsof
WALTER D. BLAIR + CO.,
rthe purpose of carrying on, tCith increase
I1iIl!tsg, the business heretofore conducted by
d. BLAIR, and they hope ny diligence and
Bomptness 10 merit continuance of the patron
age 70 long and SO kindly extended to their senior
paftner oc lin
NisS0LUTION.--T 1.-The concern of RAWL-
~ lA5S HULLA0AY is this day dissolved,
~. y. RAWLINGS selling to A. l.. HOLLA-
pa his entire interest In SAID concern. There
lore, AL persons indebted TO said concern for ne
MeGt to 4. l. HOLLADAY; and all persons hav-
V'hef|se, viii presen' them to him, as he will set
&c ~ tle a1alrs OF the concern.
+. 6. RAWLINGS,
A. l.. HOLLADAY.
September 18th, 1850
q ne undersigned will continue to conduct
vac ousaess OF The late concern IN all it's branches,
a-a s".lclLs the continuation of the patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed on the same He
s.suses MS earnest aEd prompt epdeayoTs To give
sa.At.cuon. and with the experience OF several
elis 10 assist him, bsIleyes that ne will be able TO
N'so' A. l.. H0LLADAY,
18th st., between Nam and cary,
a.. Richmond, Va.
GeP1enoer 18th, 1860. Sc A-lm
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRIsoK-There was no
pail at west Point, as reported. though an at
tempt was made to get up one. The Prince
declined to attend. The royal party, IL is
stated, amused themselves in the evening bv
playing at bowls, which was reasonabia
enough. The Prince passed the morning of
tuesday at West Point, riding about, looking
AT the various localities, and visiting Butter
ola wharf, where they embarked on board the
Daniei Drew, for Albany. Considerable of a
crowd was collected at the wharf Flags were
displayed, and the Cadets band played .sHome.
sweet nome" All along the route up the
..Eer, aemonstrations were made in honor of
the Prince. AT every wharf crowds collected
ana cneered, and flags and handkercheis were
waved and cannon fired, as the boat passed
swiftly by. With difficulty, on account of the
crowd which surrounded the carriages, COM
posea largely of females, the royal party
Ieaeheo the Capitol, where they were received
III the Governors room by Gov. Morgan, with
whom the Prince afterwards dined, and in
whose company he visited the objects of inter-
est ABOUT the State Capitol Mr.. Seward was
present at the dinner
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Comna'sstoners AppoiHs.d-At q meeting of
the commissioners appointed by the Govern
or, forsuperin tending the election Of the Presi-
dent and Wee President of the United States
present, N. b. Hi,l j. IL. Giimer, and G A.
myers, the following appointments Were
made
commissioners for Jefferson ward-Joseph
frummel, William Sears Wood, John j Will
son. Conductor of Election-John M Fran
cisco.
Conductor of Election for Madison Ward
Thomas U. Dudley
Commissioners for Monroe Ward-James
n FISHER, Thomas Joues, Thomas M. Jones
conductor Of Election-John G. Moss
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Ritlmunn 9ispatrt,
w,aorN = HAMnERM.EY.

-. THE DAILY DISPATCH rs served to sab
scrihers $. 80. -. ayrier weekly. Price for mailing.
ss'aelsa 70 or s2so for SIX mon his, in advance.
ga ysaIt; Tat 8 SEMI. WEEKLY DISPATCH ulssssd
d%sKas2StY a2S fSqsis psf sf asSsass
anA mated "a rubscfit ers at 81 per ans,um.
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g JOHN w. GREEN,

80 JOHN W. GREEN,
"a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city OF Rich
m0ld and county of HenrIco. Strict at tentlon
vIlAbe gwen 10 all business entrusted 10 him.
0thcs ,SpT the present, with his father, William
Green, sEithwest corner Main and 7th streets.
JeE-SM
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4. Ek T AUHANT ),

DIME HUTkL,
IN T. J On the European plan
>xM No. 81 MaiR Street,
V Richmond,
The DIME RESTAURANT, on Main street,
lear Fourteenth or feari, @. ptlnuek TO 10 famous
as the very be { Res 8ufant IN hicnmond.
Gentlemen visiting the cits on bu. mess will end
this house very conveniently located and com
fortablJ arranged with lodging rooms, BY the day,
week month
SINGLE ROOMS, 30 eenis per day.
MrAt.S, as they ma, be ordered, IN the spacious
and convenient refectory, at ali hours friyAte
Rooms for dinner or supper parties
"a Gentlemen vpltlng this convenient estab-
lishment vii only be charged for what they may
order. tss ~ Sml w. II. HAYWARD.
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~ eu snd We yer, earnestly request custom.
slem 70 us foinhers, who have our BAGS, TO send
sAsty, Ly ths oi grain, 4 ready 10 send IL, or
.he,Egsr,esaaseh sae next tram. We are sahenng great
y Fari0us e l9r want of our Bags that are idle
sasm. Ia hhhaas shalt who have neglected To return
e9aIts and sphofs TIME We must ufake up bag ac-
We send SHa !. charge the holdeIs with them When
strGed pr6ass,s. ID aay person, they shouid be 70
Nseukbt ~ "a wheat we receive IN damp. Farm
al oat ~ !" oafy IT at home. Barns granagis D. and
farmers Lsso oofs are big enough 10 spread il In
Saat e Immensely by inattention 10 this
s,seiiaI F,f,en if,en on periious tImes, when debt IL
rata Of srawinas as orders for guano, &c., on the
seoaon, IM on time safe principle Of indiv,dunl
Sis-x " make money before we spend it.
MAUOUX 4 co.
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gOFESSIONAL CARDS.

o., COOPER DUNBAR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE No. s LAW BUILpIN6
,-.,.,, of i2ia aad FraRkItH SIS, hichnond, Va
a, l-lmN
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SCCoEssFUL EXPERIMENTS WITH CAPTAIN
RoDhAF's FiFTERN-INUH GUN.-The board
appointed to test Captain Rodman's fifteen
Iuen gun nave made favorable report, but
advised further experiments The Secretary
OF War has ordered the trial to be contin ued
until the gun shall have been shot five hun
dred times The longest range acquired was
hye thousand seven hundred and thirty
yards, with forty pounds of powder, and a
sbell weighing three hundred and twenty one
pounds-the elevation being about twenty
eight degrees. The shell was 10 the air
Lweaty-seven seconds. A an elevation of five
degrees the she'll struck at two thousand
yards; on level, sevesteen hundred and
eighty five yards. A she'll, with seventeen
pounds Of powder, xploded in the sand, open
Ing crater three feet deep, twelve feet long,
and ten feet wide. After the sixty fourth ahot
the gun was examined with a star-gauge, and
no enlargement was found.-N. Y. Times.
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MURDERERs, BUT NOT THIRvEs.-A Naples
letter has the following curious narration -
The 1900 convicts at Castelamare taking ad-
vantage OF the absence of the military, I e.
quested their liberty for one day. The Off
cials, as you may well suppose, received this
singular application with all sorts of restric-
tious but having no means of resisting the
somewhat threatening supplications Of the
applicants, they hit upon the expedIent of re-
curing each of them to give his word OF
honor that he would return at night. Won
derfui TO relate, the convicts faithfully kept
their word, and every one returned, without
having done injury. A gentleman residing in
the neigh borhood, having some doubts to
the honorable intentions of the worthless, or
dered his gardener to keep the gates closed and
TO be on his guard. d" 1t is altogether unneces-
sary, sir" said the man; "the convicts of Cas-
tellamare are murderer, but not thieves!" A
hatterins distinction. certainly.
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&es eao AZ asssta etslBM .saIz
.A@A! se+lsl siSi1 gsAa.i ~ v
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, KS FOR SALE,

u"ahoke ISSa VALLEY RAILROAD lst Mort
R;SoII RSI per cent. Bonds. connecting with the
Gsstdn" and Danv lie, and Raleigh and
Uvsr ron "a railroads, o3 miles long. costing
of oo} Hhs million Of dollars. with a moftg az e
of vh' 9soo 10. For u miaute description
nsc, o present cond ton and future pros
a. oss os oi the company, pamphlets can be had
6ue vton. -ALSO-
sa,s sanp1INlA INA and TENNESSEE Sd Mort
egU Vfpfh VGfpph hiVER 8 per cent Bonds.
% .haholSlA . per cent. STOCK
staeIpS hICHhokD FIRE ASSOCIATION
. STOCK FINE aho w hiNE
saSdes ssasfes BANK of the COMMONWEALTH
ea~ts C. w. PURCELL Il co.
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80 THE ANSIaL M MEETiNG ,, NC OF
E|nrre SpRlSGS COMPANY will take place
sVh "eexchsagc Hotei, Richmord, W EDNEs-
DAl;s.G,J E. WARREN, Seo'y.
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HERR is brief, but pointed ESSAY on
man.
at ten, a child at twenty, wild;
At thirty, tame, II ever;
At forty, Wise at nifty, rich;
Atslxty, good, or ne ser.
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.,~ tNIUN FKtIEh MEETING.-
AUNlON PRAYER MEETING of all
ons will he held every day this week at
&c X 81 the Hal of the Young Mems Chr,s-
20 HAssSstat,0n. IN 6oddln's Building. The cltI-
t,a Generally are invited 10 attend, as we'll as all
.s.e,sofers visiting the city. seA-lm
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a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE0
.R PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
Ia From ID to 20 per cont. saved by buy -
&xFA iHg from j. n. ANTHONY,
S6E Columbian Hotel buildius
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 20; fine calf
skn sewed Boots, 50; Cong Cater Boots, ~
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, Z 25.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arranIements vi 4
enc of the best makers in the city of Philadelph q
to supply him with handsome and substantial oA
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell At the unpre-
eedented low prioe of THREE DOLLA Rs AND A
HALE 90 A-dkvts
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We have just received our second supply q
FALL AND WINTER STOCK. consstins Of .
genEn Misses' and chIldrsn'a BOOTS, SHOES.
Tni '1 Ems 70. which We are prepared 70 ssll -
tail. A call IL respectfully SOLICITED
o.,,-,m H. STERN gEo:.
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- FOR THE PURPOSE OF fA-
CILITATIhU THE TRAD E of this city,
md s[ ,Ss t. r Ss ore odsf OF s
[essHeS sotd at sactIon on credit.
iaF a" AoN EDMOND, DAVENPORT K CO,
CRENSHAW Il CO,
DUNLOP, MONCURE a. Co.
CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. co.
Edmond, Va October IL. 1850. oc l2-ts
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BOOTS, sHoHs. 90.
JUST RECEIVED.


ssvs s,s 5ss.y;9 sSf second :s,.l,
and :s'ssia csd1:s sSors tAcss
% IRE :. 8; q: r:
'aii' 'aii !. rssps'sfaII, sqEh: :G!ici.:t . seo
oou-Im NJ 'hhN NJ. q Ma. Msi;.. It.
~saEoAhaL ~saEoAhaLLr rs,s9sC ss,H9Ck or boots.
stock Of new gods At their Old stand ocmp @
general ss:ortrsns % of Lsdies,; Misss., ssRsls-
ss6fs snS :. GhSts1 aaS: 81
SHOES, Of our own and Northern manu- Acsuring.
none in this CITY. BEING deter mined TO ssIi a.
moderate rates to casn or punctual PAYING c@so-
si 81 e. S s.s sa 9 & q;
s,n. to those Eo ma, fave. =: With =.
Z '' ''' " i s.; e.: '''
SB DIANs.-GocdB BOOTS and Shoes for
BOYS are ,proverbiay hard To- find but believe
e ~. kso"sos They ..s a = No Van :s;::s.
at the sika of the Big Boot. by WIN. WAsL2.
~ so,l SMyiIE = . THE pEIt Es!,GEEAT
Caf seved on ford Ties ss Gen : French CsIf
fssPss s soss. s.: ss:'s s.s:s s:s s::
En- .s sssss sso.s 81 f:scs
Button Creoles. IS; Gent : soo.e6 Button douSIs-
sole Congress 6aiters, SIS The above
Goods and % &
ss0a' MastT Ak HAEas G'i ss. nett
Main st.. next TO the American Hotel
s Now OPEN AT q HtLIER r
60 sgC CO.'S Bsosd street. their entire. sock
# fraas NR EsH9EEs Asb EE d wS.! ssS
are now enabled to sell cheaper than ever. rhs
following sae few of our prices. The sn,ir: lsr1.
'sd TO oaany al 's. ..
buyers; Ladies' hne Heel CATERS at q; LADIES'
6o.s4.s. tss,n "Ga ..eF. rsnsh VI ss.ss se g.:
Thick 3 Sole MorocSo iiesi Boots e 81 and o. 1
shoes at ''' besides HgI sAisp GSS: Ss c'
lS3 Broad st between 5th and 9Th ats.
N. b Also, large assor Hent of Trunks. Bon
net Boxes, ealIces. &c the ohsspest in the esats
Ia aMit DREN's PATENT TIP
sH5 SHOES Il have the best lot now in store
Of fshs the ss Boo, Ss NO WALSH
a TO fAKMkks-NE6 no sHOts-
where will he found the larsest and best assort-
nent ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
% osn h;-S sswsd
cut do, very thlSks nailed with hob nails; Danes
best n sslGk peSsed BrosIsns; HsrTcks best th,ek
women. sether with all other GRADES, suitable
for servants, men, women and bo'H. Farmers
Will 10 We" 70 give "' 0A JOHN g g. = PAGE AGE Js.
~ BOYS corr Il e 1IPP Z ID
-, sHoEs-Elp quality. 81 per PAT;
~. copper Tipped bootees' hneat quality.
''0' n MARCUS ' s aAkRIs if BRO, IT'S Main st.
q Prise sHEAH If hHHHHsTtSs HETs HsS b tbSSJJTHsnU JHnU
o. From i to 30 per M osnsi Say s.ssa y ss1-
iH' from Columbian u a; AHIaI3Sidl h0tsI bS,Id;n.
Moleskin Hats OF bert quality, Ss 20; d.. second
quality, 90; fashionable silk Hats, 20; fine ca7
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Serious Aee'd,n,s-Yesterdayt two valuable
servants were seriously injured by accidents
A boy named Nelson. a bout twelve wears old
owned by Mrs. Hurt, and hired To Mr. s. H.
Jeter. OF this city, had his right leg. just be
low the knee, terribly crushed by a coal cart.
he was sitting or stone at the corner Of
Mill Alley aud Virginia street, when his leg
was caught between the stone and the wheel
OF car, which was passing at the time, and
dreadfully crushed. He was taken to the in
urinary OF the Medical College for surgical
treatment. Another servant man, named Ste
phen, In the employ Of Mr.. w. Weisiger, had
MS right leg caught under a hogshead of to-
bacco aud fractured, while At work at the old
warehouse on Byrd street, near the Peters
burg depot.
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Ashland Raees-7Afrd Day.-There were two
races at this Course yesterday. In the nrst.
for the Jockey Club Purse Of $500, three mile
heats, Planet and Oysterman were entered
and started. Planet won the frat heat in
5.42. when Oysterman was Withdrawn. We
append a summary: ~ arss ,t
FiIst Race.-Jockey Club Purse $500, three mile
heats.
T& r. w. Dosweli's oh. hPlanet, yesrs old, BY
=, neFeuue, oam Nlna
"; P-h hare's b; h. O,steIman, years old.
by Revenue, dam Miss Coutts ......... dr..
Tlme-5.42. r..
heats WV $3.50
There were three entries for this race, viz !:
Gov. Wickliffe, Fame and Ashland. Fame
won the first heat. Wicklifis won the second
and third, and the race. We give a summary !:
ID. Nc Daniels CHI. h. Gov. WIckife, pears old.
r tny Glencoe, dam Motto. ..........
r. " Halls ch: Fame, 3 years old, By :. =.
FlnaneIer, dam Fidelity ........- 10
John Selcher's b. b. Ashland, S years old, .
Dy Financier. dam by Priam ......... 3ss
Time-l6G1-l:63-l64.
10. day, there are two races to come off
The nrst a sweepstake for two year olds. sin.
gle dash Of a mile and the second q ma tch.
between two young ones, both Of which pro-
mise TO be Interesting.
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4 AiOLEN'a AMOAlN0 lOnAlCe-M Maaa
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really e1ceilent ard cheap artaqles for eale ~
jos: a LAfRLfy.s A fsSiy Am. Is ssseisjr1 s,css,
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Ia tHitDREN'S PATENT TIP
sHS SHOES II have the best lot now in store
ever saw, and cheap. at No 43 Main stre-t, slgn
of the Slz Boot. by VIM WALNH.
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s1sR uSSES, TAuAxkN.-@Just r~co1ysd 4 !. cat
! variety of Tfasss. Of The most Asprovsd pat
tsrns, for sale low
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ING. d........oUT'R 10 1850.