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VERY VAIL "A biz NG.As. sSTATE A
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAI!

VEkI VAL A.i-E hGAs. Estate AT
THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND ltTH STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request of the owners. who reside in Phila
delphia. We will offer for sab. at public auction,
upon the premises, on TUESDAY,, ,he I'D day OF
May, 1860 commencing at II O'Clock NJ. TIE very
valuable REAL ESTATE located at the south
east corner nt Main and 18th streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs, Noah Walker Il CO., and
others
TIE property fronts on Main street q feet, and
runs back along l4.h street to wide alley, and is
now rented to excellent tenants at S 1890 per an
mum.
The location of this property. in tho very heart
OF the city and convenient g the hotels and depots
Sc renders 1t very valuable for q business stand
If any kind, and would invite particular attcn-
ton to the sale. as IL is considered to he the most
valuable piece OF real estate now IN the market,
purchase money IN cash. and the remainder in
equal Instruments, at l. 3, 4 and ears; the pur
chaser TO execute negotiable notes. with interest
added. tpayahe semi Annually y and secured by
trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1860 to be
paid by the purchaser.
ap27 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
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TO THE PUBLIC The subscriber
ISN takes this method Of returning his thanks to
NAthe public. and the citizens of Richmond
in particular for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
bestowed on him for III. past twelve months.
hoping by renewal Of Efforts on bis part they
tab. RORsEs on boa p a buy and Pm Hecy.es
ios sso sw ssss,icv SAHRtsS Mohsks
's;, Z \ XXX NV S'ssiissiyA,
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Later from Mcxico-Baitie Fought,

Nyw ORLEANS, May I5-~Dates from Tam
,,,ro say that on the 9th inst. great battle was
t,arhtai san Luis Potosi between the Liberal
IA Church forces. with 1000 men on each
TO The latter were completely defeated,
'5h the loss O: II cannon, I,tso prisoners. ana
'h..r entire baggage and ammunition train
The Liberals entered the city amid the re-
'nietngs OF the people
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FUR Gs s.S 10y ~
on WEDN rs DAY. May lH'h, ecDmsnsssg ~ 10
O'clock. OF OF second hsn0 Furniture. isfse
Carvofs and k,t n attiD9.
kOCEWJES -WkiSkay. brandy. Champagne.
SOAP Candies, Tobsoe0. Cisals = g.
Collars. Buttons. Porte NOMINEES, eaawls, MAJ
ties &c.
ALsO.-I splendid Csnton CTses ehswt, heavy
smbf.sder, and deep fringe: n.,.
ALSO Ladies. Men Q, Ross' as4 Chss1sen0
s.o.' Caps Bonnes'' 80; T.S1N;0fffi: . .zses,
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WASHINGTON, May l5.-The House Postal
Committee has agreed TO report III favor of
.sn tracing " lth Carlos y Butterfleld To carry
mails between New Orleans and Mobile, and
the important Mexican Gulf forts.
Senator Douglas made a powerful speech
today against Senator Davis Territorial res
plsftAu=
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ituttnt,,1 toiitiCs.

MOBILE. May IA large Democratic meet
,ng was held last night, and resolutions de-
n0uncing The Charleston seceders We're passed;
also 4 resolution for Il representation in the
Baltimore Convention. Delegates were APP
noiuted 10 "A STATE Convention, at Selma. on
the !th a Hume
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rELEGRApHIC NEWS.
= frcnortr I'd for the Rlchlnond Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Japanese ex-
,;n., great shrewdness and diplomacy. Dis
aa,rhes were revealed last night written in
H. hes, English, showing the object Of their
, W. They come As Envoys Extraordna.
~ Tomorrow they visit the Secretary of
s,.,c and will he received by the President
- Thursday. They to-day forwarded their
scratches to San Francisco by the Pony Ex-
'~.ss to he sent TO their Government, con-
ra,ni,s an announcement of their arrival in
Washington. the incidents of their voyage, OBJ
.ar,ations, &c.
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct.s.
VALUABLE PRIvA RESIDENt,

VALUABLE PRIvAT RESIDENCE
on The EAST !JNE srE, BETWEEN
ACCTION.--Wl be sold at auction, on the pre-
Rises. on THURSDAY, the N,h NAV, 1860 at "a
o'clock p. NJ, the excellent BRICK DWELLING,
Richard Hill. and adioins the residence Of Mir
John Freeland The lot h1s Il front of 80 feet, and
only remarkably well built. hut is now in comfort
-he repair The elshhor' 'od 3 an excellent
one: LIE d terms wall ne rem,rkahiy liberal: 50!
interest. will be given. and the residue on such
terms as shall lie announced at the hour of sale
he taxes and insurance for 800 to he paid by the
Purchaser. GODDiN Il APFEkSON.
my l6 AuctiOneers
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AUCTION 6ALH9
.-%.<.~.-~<r.~--~->.>-.-
FUTURE DAYS.



gSrs s MEAN S1vAE sfEssT r. Az ASp
InN We Will sell upon the premises IN FRI
oeIocl two ds e hs :, -
Cross street. between Iuvai and Baker street and
nearly opposite the late residence Of Jacob Shook,
and u months. for negotiable notes, with interest
%s and ''o JAS n .,u 9SS SON. A
| SONS Plan Of LOTS. oPPo 81 H Il III i
RICHMOND COLLEGE. Ar ATcTi6N.-We
ss h' !. s
I Nj, three vacant Lots IN Anderson's plan Of
Lots and frcntns the Richmond. Fr. derlcxsburg
each and run back about lS6 feet to an alley ~
fee wide.
Terms. -One-thIrd cash: the balance at and S
months. for negotiable notes with interest added
m, ' Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
TRANSFERS. SALE or yALUABLE
Deeds Of Trust, dated the 18th day Of Aprii. 1852
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Rich
mond Hastings Court,executed BY kobest F Kirby
Will sell, upon the premises, on THU RSUAI, the
IN Of May next, if far; and If not on the hrst
e. day day At ~ O'clock p
DESIGNATED BY the nnmbs her Four TIA a. laid down
de to Stephen Grimm, dated the 18th April isss,
lying and eng on the western side of 18th street,
IN sald CITY OIL Richmond, fronting, as appears BY
ming back between parallel lines sixty three feet.
Also, two certa n lots, pieces or parcels Of LAND.
designated by the numbers Five" and six" as
laid down upon the plat above mentioned, lying
and being in the said city of Richmond, on the
western side of 18th street. each of the said lots
fronting. As appears by the said plat, tw,nty five
feet nine inches on sad 18th street. and running
back between parallel lines fifty SIX feet.
ERMS.-Suticlent In cash to pay the expenses
of executing the Trust the sum Of SAL IS with IN
terest from the 10Th April. 1850, and the further
a 81 r thr from hp
of 4pril 1850, and the residue upon such terms rs
may be made known on the day Of sale. The title
10 he property IS believed TO be good, but selling
ranty, such title rs is convey ed to me.
Gt1STAVUS A. MYERS, Trustee.
Sale 70 be conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. Son.
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Later from California.

ST Josrru's. May 1.-THE Pony Express,
~, san Francisco on the 5;h, has arrived.
The Governor had vetoed several favorite
bills o. The Legislature ana ne Is sustained
by The people -. "
s.,,t an agent 10 examine The Washoe mines
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4 = n
" 1t is admitted BY almost every body, that the
'" fYosEPH sTSAGsE's, No. q Nam street
Just received and offer Tor SALE 5000 yds Ca'icos,
the best coloTs and handsomest patterns. at 8. 5
and 10 cents;7U pieces hne Bleached Cotton at
and Scents, worth TO- the best yard wide ressed
the handsomest patterns Lawns; fine Jaconets; Or,
gand es; Debeses; Berages; doubled skirt and
founced Robes, from the lowest prices n,; 3 600
Extension Skirts. rs cents and higher; rs SIX Par
asols AT IS, 81 cents and IS, rlch.y worth louble
the none, 800 Stella Shawls, all coors and quail
ss lre he Swss rsss r. a at s
L !; the finest and best French Needle Worked
Ladies Cambria Collars and Cambrlc Ban.ls.
Irish Linens; Marseilies Bosoms; black Silk NJ TITS;
Gloves; Carpet Rugs; Cassmeres; Jeans; Tweeds,
for men and boys wear; farmers Sam the cheap
ali to satisfy yourselves that at No ~ Main you
can save % per cent by sEpH Pr SHsd.'
NOTICE-Is hereby gwen TO the citizens Of
~ Richmond and ndn ssI,hIonDding coaotIv, tina.
Main street, tsecond door from the corner OF l4th,
the most superior stock OF READY MA d 4
CLOTHING that has ever been offered in this
I he goods are of my own selection, and made by
the same nanuacturers that formerly furnished
Groshotg, T9pman a Go; and Iup ,n ss, hui
The q foods cannot be surpassed IN pint OF style.
ft and make. having spared no pains IN getting
them up, knowing the class OF goods the Richmond
trade requires. -
Feeling the consequences of doing credit bust
mes. intend to sell GOODS STRICTLY FOR Cash,
and in that way can offer greater inducements to
"a es desiring tn purchase, than can be offered
any where else in this CITY BY qu!ck sales small
profits and strict attention to business: nope to
merit continuance Of patronage 20 literally be-
s'o"eo On : IRv Nc HULL. AGENT.
Late Of the firm ~ OF Tppmsn aSii.
Corner of Main and 18th utl,
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Cot,grr>>iona

WASHINGTON, May l5.HoHse.-ln The Mich
iran contested election case to-day, Cooper.
Dem, was ouSted, ard Howard, Rep, adj
mitied.
The Post-Otuce Appropriation bill was con-
e.fa-ai
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ANOrO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
2QG0 ., VICINITY.
SUMMER RESORTS.

@9fnuR sPRiNGs. NEAR THE NIR-
4rS Gs- lSlNiA AMP TENN kSsEE RAIL
hon y, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. -
W;ti he open for the reception OF visitors on III @
18th day Of MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition oil very pie AIT
ant rooms. The buildings have all been newy
painted and whltewashed. and the bedding hiss
much improved by thorough renovation. and ly
the addition of SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSES
PASSENGERS reach this place aiths.ut stage tsrr.l
and those who may desire to go to the SALT Stl,-
fHUR. GREEN bRiER WHITE SULPHUR .r
SWEET SPRINGS. can take as much rest he e
as they may wish. and then proceed by Mes:ts
Kent. Elckhn II Peyton's line If SUPERIOR
FOUR HORSE COACHES, which leave ao@i =.
reaching the Soit Pond to dinner, he Salt sulphur
40 miiesl To tea. and the Greenbrer White gu t.
phur and Sweet Springs teach 81 mIieSl to dim T.,
without night travel. Leave virginia and Ter
nessee Railroad at BIZ Tunnel StGttnn.
ROB f. MOSBF, PROPRIETOR
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RUNAWAYS.

"a NOTICE.-Was committed to the jali of
E7Y Eotetourt county, on the 81 day OF April
a. last, a NEGRO NAN. who calls himself
~ j NJ. He is abont 81 years old, five feet SIN
-N.-C. inches high, and weighs about l40 pounds
had on, when arrested. brown cloth coat ana grey
pantaloons and had IN his possession paper pur
porting to he written 10y his master, R obt Harris.
% Campbell county. lauthorIZng Jim to Lire HIM
self and receive pay for his services
] hereby give notice that unless the owner oi
SAID negro comes forward and proves his property
and pays charges, shall at the proper time. pro-
coed TO take such other action IN relation to hun
as the law directs. SAM I'll HtDRICk,
NY 9-6w JailoT of Botstourt County.
IA kANAN AX-- From the Richmond and
IN Danvilie Railroad Comt am. X chmond two
&ASLAVl&, named JACK and WILL AM. the
~ property Of Mr. Thos. Watts, OF Elizabeth
sR>City county. AS they got passes 10 visit
their homes on the 9Th Aprii i is presumed that
they are still lurking about Hampton that neigh
borhood The usual reward Will tie paid Tor their
return 80 the Company.
my S2W A. WORRALL, Supt.
M Norfolk Herald please copy.
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.
THE vixGiN MA LIFE iNSURAN

ME g A life iNNUKANCE
4 COMPANY Is now fully prepared for bust
ness, and the atteaton of the public is earnestly
called to the importance of its objects This Com :
pany under its charter, divides seven. eighths oil
It's profits every three Years, among the policy
holders. thereby giving the assured the advan-
tages of the mutual system, with the piedge of a
perpetual Capital Stock OF SlG0 COO. and the added
securt' that its Stockholders have a permanent
mone. ed inter in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Chatter requires one half of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to be invested in Bond and
Mortgage on unncumbered Real Estate, worth
double the amount
The chief object of the Company is to aid in :
tanning at home the immense amount of money
which goes annually from our State for Life Pre-
mlums To Northern Companies. That money will
be loaned to customers for term of years, at le-
gal interest. and d!sbursed in our midst.
Endowments and Annulties granted. Life and
term Policies issued at as low rates other good
Companies. Saves insured for one year, or for a
ie of
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Tn. Ourdprer OF Nfrsjoia &teuorl

NEW YORK, May li.-Macdonald, the mur-
aerer q the woman Virginia Steuart attempt
ed io commit suicide prison. He is still
living but his case is hopeless.
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DIR ECTOR0 .

DIRECTORS:
VIM. II. mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Sam'I L. Bayly,
Roscoe B.. Heath. Jos r. Anderson,
Thos. W. McCance, c. G.. Barney,
John H. Montague, Ro. II. Marry,
David !. Burr, JAS A. Cowardin,
Lewis GIhter, BENZ. Fl Nash,
John Jones. +. + Moore.
Jas. l.. Apperson, John II Claiborne,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, b. G. Wherry.
Wm. G. Pane, Vim. II. Christian,
II. r e. Baskervill, Wyndham Robertson
Srm'l J. HARRISON, John 9 Si!a1er,
Vim. H. Haxali Peter q. Warwick,
Roht. 7. Brooke, K.O. Haskins,
George D. Shell. Edward NoFvei,
WELLINGTON iioddIn, George ]. Sumner,
John Dooley. u. S. Woodbridge.
Upon the adjournment Of the meeting of Stock
holders, the Board of Directors convened, and
elected the following officers;
President-"M. II MACFARLAND..
Wee P.eS,aent-SAM'LJ HARRISON
Physiciam-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
AttorHey-RCSCOE 3 HEATH, Esq.
J. ADAlR PLEASANTS. Sec'y.
Ma Office corner Maiu and nth streets. Rich
mUnd. ap S-ts
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BY Richard Cau,horn Auct'r.

~ AT AUCTION.--Un FRIDAY, 18th inst. at
10 O'Clock at my store. will sell at auction. to
close sundry consignments: Shoes. Boots, Goats
Pants Shirts, Suspenders, Buttons Panama and
Straw Hats. and varions other articles.
Terms Cash. my 16l r. CAUTHORN.
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ITO BUILDERs.-Proposals Will be received
L by the undersigned until Saturday. May 18th,
for the erection Of Il HOSPITAL. immediately
afjrcent to the Medical College. III kichmOnd.-
The ham building viii be IS feet in length front
Ing on Marshall street by 40 in width, and taree
stories nigh exclusive of basement. A wing IN
the TO 81 feet by Is, also of three stories,
with a ror'ico to each story. The main walls of
each portion to be of brick
The building is to furnish accommodations for
the ste ward and his family. s,dent ply sican
ident students. and about rs patients in public
wards besides private wares. The upper story
OF the main building will also contain an operating
theatre. or lecture room
The plans and specifications may be seen at the
office Of Grant i Nennlng. Architects. al the Me
chanics Hall, and after "Wednesday, May 9th.
The contrac tor Will be required tn commence the
work within two weeks after the signing OF the con
tract, and to complete 1t BY the LIST OF December.
Payment Will be made month y 10 the amount Of
Is per cent OF the work done. and the balance viii
he paid IN full as the buiiuins is completed
and accepted.
Proposals may he left at the Office of the under
signed, IN Franklin street, above tn: addressed
to him by mail LIS. JOYNES, M, D..
Dean of the Faculty Med College Of Va
M3y
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a1vsA WHLIt; S { + J "a; >tKi NHs,
Ase.4lisE This long established WATERING
tLACt vii! be opened Tor the reception Of visitors
on the 18th Nav.
Many new and important ARRANGEMENTS have
been made since the last season in this large es
adjustment, and no efforts will be spared to make
Inc guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent.
HA- Correspondents Will please address J H UM-
PHkEfS. Superintendent White Sulphur Springs,
GreenDrler county, Va. ap l6-eodtIJuly
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TO ARCHITECTS. -Archltec,s are re
- nnasiad To furnish MANS. eleyafinaS aEI

o. TO RCHITECTS.-A Architects are re
w quested to furnish plans, elevations and
~ working drawings and speciti cations Tor a
MAsONIC TEMPLE, t., be built in this
city, on the corner of Main and Ninth streets. The
Trustees reserve the Tia ht to reject any or all the
said Plans NC, but If any are received the whole
to become the property of the Trustees. Foi the
one first approved or adopted they will pay pre-
MUM of five hundred $500 dollars: for the second
hundred Sl00) dollars; for the third hity $500
The building will be one hundred and thirty feet
front on Main street and one hundred feet on
ne s Of went twenty T feet for dwelling
be FIVE stories high above Main street, with eel
10 Plans viii he received until The FIRST DAY OF
JuLI ne1 tP hs nddreSsed under sea-, TO
Any further information desired IN relation to
the building may be had on aDpleeaU.HfSS boVE am
Secretary to Board of Trustees.
The esiiar to be nine t9) feet hg in the clear,
ana to be divided into room Tor each store, one
Kitchen to superintendent s dwelling:
The pr,aeipal story is to be fifteen us) feet high
Main street for stores, and room on NintA street
for sestaurant-four OF the stores =. os ioo' TWO
Y y 80 and TIE restaurant 20 by a test y, h.v.
a Concert Room lis by ~. including stage. green
sna x also DC
in the rear with same There arc to be in the
lobbys ticket Offices, &c On this story there are
surcr 10 by Is feet each; also RECEPTION room or
refreshment room. 26 by 81 feet. This story IL to
be twenty five t25) high IN the clear. and part in
the rear Of this story and the one below Is to be
divided into three stories, the lower one tor
kitchen and the two upper ones Tor the Superin
tendent family. to be divided INTO suitable rooms,
With private stairway for his use.
The third floor is to be twenty t20} feet high In
the clear and to he divided into a Grand Lo0ge
YO0m 60 b, 50 feet, with two committee rooms, "a
Subordinate Lodse 70 by 90 feet, with two ante
rooms and = refreshment room 20 ~ ~ feet, with
a dumb waiter coming up from the kitchen
The fourth floor is 10 be sixteen 10 loet hgh IN
the G ear, and 10 be divided into Grand Chapter
roofn 20 By 90 feet. with ante rooms, Grand En-
Gam pment room, 10 by 60 feet, with ante rooms,
and an armory and four committee rooms, 70 By "
feet each.
enc in the rear 10 the secnnd story. The cellars
arc to extend under the sidewalk on Main street,
And necessary provision il to be made for Il fur
nace or furnaces To heat the building. and proper
ventilation is To be secured; water ana gas pipes
whe. necessary.
There are to be water closets as follows Ono in
each OF the stores, the second Hnor, and one
lor HnperinEendsnt's family, and one for each OF
the other floors:
uers, Brick ard Mastie StuecO, or lroa.
- l6--1Awtl5tbJHue !. -
nUM.~s1, o, JSae = Co.. kan, IN Garrelsi
II 1seS5wa e6d fer nalo b. .
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SPRING RACES.

20 L. u - N--FOR
4$$$$ss s5$5; :: i &;
to a large AIRY and convenien, hall at the Wall;
STREET HOTEL, wnIoh wlll he opened THIS
race at Fairfield. All persons interested in racing
EVER1 hVESING, at7}s o'clock, daTInG the next
two weeks. IN, ii -dlot
nAA-s PRlNG n = TING, lSSe g : :
a-1--.-SsS>--.S>--m ence on TT EsDAY, ED
May, 1859 and continue thrpay hont the week = -,
and Files three years a mile heats-S 100 en-
trance-s5o iorieit--sj@ added by the Club :
Closed on the LIST of March with the following sub
+ ii Hall names ch; c. Eugene, by ,Reysnus,
Fam Ffnn fsFH p y s aio 0h ' by
%. p Hare names ch. hiiy by Boston, Jr,, dam by
John John L. Batzer names bay 6lly by Red Eye, dam
John Eabank names bay FLY Sally Eubank, Jr..
by Hlldebrand, out of MargTave mare.
Thos. H: Christmas names - lilly by Red Eye
dam by Ptiam: .nas b., s,,s hv pos.o, :,
dam by =. Also. grey, colt by Red Eye, dam by
Daniel. Also, sorrel FLY by Transfer, dam by
K. 4. Beazley names bay gedng Buck Eye, by
Hawkins Priam, dam by Boston, out of Cady
Jones by Sir Charles. s,,,- n;.ro,
SANE n Dai.sD Rae RAcEHPfoprist,r Purse $500
SECOND DAY-lsr RACE.--Sweepstakes for
Colts aud Filles three years old. mile heats, SlUO
entrance $50 forfeit $ 200 added by the Club, If
three or start. Closed on the 3Uth April with
the following subscrb eIs:
F. NJ. Hall enters CHI. tiily by Flnancier, dam by
r. A Aston enters CHI. colt by Highlander, dam
Kitty Puryear.
John Belcher enters Minis b. colt by Red Eye,
dam Watkins mare Betsey.
Gen. Thos. J. Green enters brown colt by Albion,
dam by Glencoe.
Na, n IA Thompson enters CHI illy by Transfer
SAME DAY-2D RAcE.-Propretor' purse $500
THIRp DxY-lsr RAcE.-sweepstakes for
entrance Sl00 forfeit $500 added by the Club if
three or more start To name and close on 2lst Of
May.
SAME DAY-2p RAcx.-Sweepstakes for Colts
never produced winner up to the close ct the
stakes; mile heats-Sl5O entrance-S76 forfeit
Closed on 5Oth April MS follows:
y. +. Hare enters brown colt by Hawkins Pram,
F. NJ Hall enters ch colt Eugene. BY Revenue,
N. A. Thompson enters ch hlly by Waterloo,
FOURTH DAY-lsr RAcE.-Mile heats, free for
all ages. best three in five heats, for a purse of
$500 on the part Of he proprietor-entrance money
SAME DAY-2D RAcE.-Four mile poststake for
ell ages that never won q four mile race up the LIST
May, 1860 500 entrance-S5O forfeit-S6iO added
by the Club, provided three or more start. To
FIFTH DAY Handicap purse of $500, two
milo heats, for the beaten horses OF the meeting
IA Entries Tor the stakes which close on 2lst of
May, must he addressed to the undersgnsd at
day. 'A'' NaTA'I 4. Ta3MPs 81 . Sew 'D''
my Std Ashland Jockey Club
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IEIhE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..
IneoIpoIatsd 1872
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
s3-otacs No. l$i Man Street Richmond. u
Capital and Surplus, SZ30.C00
TEls COMPANY has the advantage OF ticsmty sscss
gers experience IN the Insurance business, and
having ENJOY cd the favor OF the public during all
oi that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
IL effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance Ia all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs managed prudsntiy, but literally, and lite
rates ae as low as those of any other good nstItu
ton. plREcf0vs:
W. l.. Cowardin. J. T.. Wentworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, Geo. w Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos Samson, Il. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas W. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex r. Parker, Jos. p. Winston. Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, H. 4. Cha borne.
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