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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrEGTON, Feb. Z.

The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the bill re organizing the Patent
Of5ee and amending the Patent laws.
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LEVELAND & PITTSBURGH

RAJ R IA D.
WINTER ARsANGEMENT.
To take effect on Monday, November 18th, 1850 =
Trains leave Cleveland daily Isundays excaGtediJ
fOA0Ws:
s.GO A. ANAL for Pittsburgh, Whesling and New
4isP. n.-Aooomm6dation for Ravenna and Millers.
sa5 P H.-ExpTsss for Pittsburgh and Whseung.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn.
ylvanfa Railroad for Baltimore, Philads nhia. New
srk and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and Washington City. Also con-
meet at Hudson for Akron and Milersburs.
60 Time BY this route as quick and i4re viii be
ths same as by Northern Lines to New York.
,,,-,,, =. y. MCCULLOUGH suP't.
u X. M1Ehs, e y. AGENT. now
CtLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.
IS5l. WINTER ADVANCEMENT 1861
On and after Monday, November 25th, 1860, Pas
senser Trains will run follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. Il. EXPRESS NAIL LTRAIN-StOpping at ell
Stations except Wicklife, Mentor, Perry
UnionTille and SaybroOk and arrives al
Erie at l:s5 P. n, Dunkirk 4:zO P. NJ, Buf
$40 P. N. GoNNEAUT ACCOMMODATIONS stop,
200 P. n. EISHF EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinq at
Painesvills, Ashts bula and Girard only; ar
Tiyes at Erie l24S A. NJ Dunkirk 800 A. NJ,
LEAVE ERIE.
80 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, COnneaUt, Ashtabuls and Paines-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7:I5 A. NJ.
ESQ A. n. XPhESS MAIL TRAIN-Stoppiug at
all Stations except SayhrOOk, Uniouvile,
Perry, Mentor and W Wickllfe. and Errivus slt
Cleveland at 6:45 P. NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAiN will leave Connsaur
at Goo A. n, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9:25 A. n.
An the trains going eastward connect at Clsyeland
with trains for Toledo, ChicagO, Columbus, Cincin-
natl St. Louis, &c; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the N. y s.
Railroad, and st Bualo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, Nov. ., 1850.
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with all bad effects arising thdrsirom, fncludi4g
DEBILITY Oh EERY0Us PROsTREflOA,
he has suecesds IN curing cases iu this clty sod6
Of whom had expended hundreds Of collars with
selstyied physicians who proiea 70 treat an pFltF
malsdiea with success, and without rsceiTiug ihs
least particle OF benefit.
some College IN London OF Paris, e perh41a s0nq
otherB do tor the purpose Of eusnarng the ilnooa1
and yho hold out great s1Pseations never 70 b -
ahzed. But What Dr. GIBSON might boast Of 4
this, that he Is able to give entire satilctiOn e
thOseho repOse con6denee in his ability and nfaq.
rity, and that he has perfected American system
don Or Paris any patent maicins toeQuai nT thc
radical cure Of seminal WedEnell, and al aaaaseI oI
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his uar treatment he
following advantages over al othefl ret dilcaFarad
and hrsti the agents used are IN no Z epect dllrs9
able; be uses no relics Of the DARK a7aE, such q
MercurTs any other delEtariou5 dug 11ccudls
no restrictions Ia diet Or business s rsgrs Third
L his treatment is positive and certain in IN cassg
De stands prepared % 90 into any public Or prlVal
hospital in the United States and dem0nstratas1l
other now known % the world II point Of pronpt-
ness perlnanency, mildnessY safety and couFsnis1f
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the past nine months performed mans
cures of diseases which had for years rsgiatad 40
other moiss Of treatment. Retarenceean Be gEsnt &
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 6
skill and integrity IN an Professional truslctona
DYSPEPSIA khuematisll, scrofula sad AL chronl1
diseases treated with superior success.
~ Medicine sent to aHy part Of tha country
PT. GIBSON'S New Work on PhYsiOlogy for uaI
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetropathy GnS Hssieius,
~ once No. NJ Ontario strost, up stains. a
once hours ron 3 % & snd from = to tos oelool
daily, tsundays exosBtsd-l aug9
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BROOKS s. Q. 3 3. ", BUILD
~ u ER8. Also lEnuEctuFars 81 Door1s hltnc1.
ea91t bracket5 and az kinds cf scroll -eaEl11 e11
eothlo work Particlllr ATTENTION sd q ll.rlg
y stores. taetos{ e DtFisi0l stroSts 80 lsalao
Block CleTelE1di Ohio. -s-a = l1lQslll
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MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
OOTHIN SYRUP,
FOR OHILDREE TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF testhiug By
softeni1g the gums reducing AZ infanmations-Wi
ailay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is gurel
TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers, will give rest to your
| selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
yeSrs, and CAN SAY, IN C0NFIDENCE AND
Truth oft, what We have never been able to say Of
/ any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
| A SINGLE INSrANOETO EFFECT A CURE when
timely used heyer did We know an instance Of dis
satisfaction BY any one who used il. On the contra
/ terms OF commendatlon ot the magical ELECTS and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter WHAT
pledge our reputation for the lullmeut Of what We
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
viii re found IN nteen or twenty minutes after the
/ syrup Is administered.
This yalgable preparation Is the prescription Of
New England, and has been used with Eeysr-failing
1''' THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain but invig
CRATES the stomach aud bowels cOrrects ascdtY and
gives one and energy to the whole system. It viii
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLIC
and overcomes convulsions, which If not speedily
remedied, end IN death We believe it the best and
safest remedy In the world IN all cases Of DyBentery
and Diarrhea in children, whether il arises FROM
Teothing, or any other cause. We would say to ev-
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
fnresoing complaints do not let your prruices nor
the prejudcea Of others, stand between you and yop
suffering Child and the relief that will b Sure ves
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the Of this Medicine
ntimely used. Full direction for using viii accom-.
any each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-
simile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York Il On
the outside Wrapser Sold by Druggists Throughout
Principal Office Is Cedar Street New York.
PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sspt25;daWR2s
FoE sale By STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
80 Superior street, Cleveland.
D8-Mrs. MinEl0Wl5 Soothing syrup, the genuine
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Last Niehts's Report.

KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. Z.
Both Houses Of the Legislature agreed to
adjourn next Monday till March 2Oth.
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s<xo CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION. .-su


s8-NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION .-6a
Having had twenty years. experience in the prac-
tice of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thousands OF patients, in all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success OF
which some Of your friends and neighbers can tes-
tiy, and is prepared to give relief to all who may
critical examination Of the urine is the only true
and reliable method by which TO acquire a perfect
knowledge Of all the internal organic derangement e
Of the human system.
Any departure from state OF health ia at re-
cogniEed in the urine.
Every organ when deransed, transmits to the kid
neys BpeculiArty and in ts 5ecretiuna Is the truth
reYeaied.
Particular attention win be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female Derangements Of every
character; will be treated with success.
Also will cure old sores, and all eruptive diseases
Of whatever character they may be.
BE makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDLESl
No OALOMEL, or other ueletsrious Drugs are used.
All communications must be directed 70
dos2t:smw LamsssSaS. Ms1asir si q Co, e Pa
II AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y,
Il Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER, are now prepared to supply all orders with
superior quality Of paper and on favorable terms
~ N. W. TAYLOR, Agent,
iuhe4 OfHoe g Bank St
DREPARE AGAINST FIRE.---
Constantly on hTnd and fer sale BY the agent at
hm DEPOT No. s. Superior street. large assortment
Of thosB justly celebrated W1LDERi5 PATENT
sALAMANDER SAFES, 10 which the attention
the pubic Is called. n. X. REYNOLDS.
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NOTICE no CONTRADICTIONS

i Y Proposals will be received at the Office OF the
tty Civil Engineer Of the City Of ClsTelsd until y
oeiock H., February lth, 1851, for building Noble
Alley eeHer5 commencing 10 Seneca street aud run
ming along Noble Alley 70 and within one hundred
iest Of OntaTlon street.
Proposals. ars invited for the entire work, lnclu-
ding the cement, mortar and brick for catch basins
and man holes, but the at0no-War8 plpe are to bs
iuruhed by the City 70 the Confractor At the atone
yard Of South worth 3 Wilisnss, on Columbus treet
Ine Board q City improvements invite the sub
mission OF Bids reserYing tho right 20 accept or re-
lect ths same. By order Of the BoaId.
........ J, h; sA RGEHT.
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Stores aud Gin a&IatF.
THE "DEsPATCH" COOKING sTOvEI
,rror, CovrEN1ErcE Arp EcoNorr..

Stove, a ia It's taking, Broiling and Roasting
properties urpass all its competitors in
PERFECTION, CONVENIENCE AND EcoNoMY.
The oven is thoroughly ventilated with heated air
by an ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than in other stoves, and p0r
Roasting Is done before the open fire, so tha he
juices and favor Of meats and poultry preserved
Broing is done on the hearth over the Goals drawn
The fire chamber i, SO arranged as to secure the
most perfect combustion of fuel possible. We guar
Of fuel and 70 give entire Faisfation to all who de-
sire q FIRST GLASS STOVE,
For proof Of the truth Of the above, we refer our
Il tends and customers in general 70 the many huu
drsds Of Housskeepeis in this city and surrounding
country who are daily using the stove Call and ex
ced. 1t plain, heavy and beautiful stove. Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the workmanship, are of the
best quality and can be made TO last customer 20
years or longer. Our stock Of other
coo KIN G ST YES
both forwood and coal Is the largest and best in the
market, Our Parlor, Hall and Once Stoves, have
all the principal foundries in the country, and
Of the newest and most approved Styles for wood an
for bituminOn, and anthracite coal.
Our stock Of Enameled Crates is large and com
prise the newest tyles and are Of superior finish
Our assortment Of
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GooDs,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron, is complete.
Our fourteen years experience in business. enables
Us to purchase goods cheaper and most desrabe and
we viii sell
Cheaper than can be Bought -zZSNOheTsi
5SrAH .Tein invited to call and look for themselves
ct the we'll known
STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
No. 42,south side Public square,
novls Cleveland, Ohio.
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BOARDING.
nOARnING HOHSR---

BOARDING -HOUSE---THE
ID HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and by
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasanteat locations
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and is nov
open for BOaTders. Families wishing to iurnlsb
their own rooms can be accommodated with larRt
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
B0arders aud Day Boarders will find good accOmmO-
dations on reasonable terms. References given anS
reqpilsd sfpizlse R2In SsY. 8pRRITTs
D0ARDING-PLEAsANT Rooms,
} furnished or unfurnished, with board for fam :
lies single gentlemen, eau be had at Mrs. Beach
No. 30 Superior street. Also, Day-Boarding. 10
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4ail 8pada.
7TLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO r. R
8. wINTEB ARRANaEMEN-

ls5D-L WIHTER ARRANGEMENT. lsso-L
On and afer Monday, Noyombc- An. isso ,rr,ina
On thiA Boed vii leave Cleveland q iollosg
7sQ A. H., Through Mail stopping a. an sfafona on
iE8O r. n.
400 P X. Mall stops at all stations east ofsandu.y
On northern Division, and arrives at SAN
4So P. NJ Chicago Express-StOps Rt all stations ex-
cePE Warrington and Clay, and arrives
In Toledo at t2.tO A. n. ltI
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QENNETToS FoREsr Cry HOUSE,
40 Corner Superior street and Public Square
sD.ALLEN q CO., Propristorsr
- BOARD Sl.0O Pea DAY.
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DROBATE N0TICE.-N0T1CE
Is hereby given, that the following aoc9unts
have been filed in the Probate Cogat OF Uuyah9ga
COUNTY Ohio and that the same VIII be for hearing
in said Court on the 9th day Of February ol ut ~
O'Clock. Final accounts 70 wit;
Ruth n. Baldwin as AdministrAtriK Of Milton
Raldwin. ... -, ,,-.
p'lIy Crawford as Administrator Of John Murray
John Watson and VIM. n. Watson as Administra-
tors OF VIM. Watson.
Aigx. Mcintosh and Thomas Blackwell as Admin
istrator Of James Tyler.
Georfe B. Weston as Administrator Of Charles
NJ I1tkemeyer as Administrator Of Martin Al
Mary Carey a. Executrix Of Michael Carey.
John + Fonsing as Executor Uf John n. bohning
Alfred Cleveland Guardian Of the Minors OF jacob
=. 0. Worries Guardian of the Minors Of Abrnm
Reasom Bronson Gurdian OF the Minors Of John
George Arnold Guardian Of the Minors Of Frode-
samuel Tyler Guardian of Sarah A. Tylsr-insane
persOa.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS. TO WIT:
Benjamin Lamson a. Administrator OFFS. A. Hath
Lsaudor Chamberlain as Administrator of Jehiel
Daniel R. HTdreth as Administrator Of Alex. 5.
Daniel Sheldon as Executor of Horace A. Ackley.
Charles Jackson and John .. Jackson as Execu-
Hsmsn Losey as Exector Of Nelson Hayward.
Edward Dyban Guardian oi the Minors Of Frances
Uampbgll DANIEL Z. TILDEN,
Cleveland, Jan. %, 1851. ishl;s3 JUDGE
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THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
II VERT, will take notice that on the 18th day Of
January, A. D. 1861 said Frances Evert fled IN said
Court her petition against him, Praying that the
marriage contract now existing between them BE-
dissolved, alleging cause therei0r'rDa5 neg glegt
OF Daty," extreme cruelty and habitual drunken
ness, for period Of over three years Tbs defend
ant = required 70 appear and answer within six
weeks from the Appearances Of Ibis notice;
p, T. BRESLIN-
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1861.
EEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. S. G. CLARK

GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Can be consulted at the following times ana places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25

Our GENERALs.--We regret to see dispo.
eition IN some quarters TO decry the abilities.
and criticise the movements Of our Generals,
by those who are not in possession Of the data
upon which to form Judgment, and who do
not even profess 10 know anything Of the in
tricate science Of war. The great subject OF
complaint is, that our army has not advanced
into Maryland, and is still at its old battle
ground of Bull Run. Why don't the fault
finders take the bull by the horns and arraign
the Executive, in obedience 10 whose orders
our Generals act No General of our army
has the power 70 order forward movement
into Maryland, or upon Was hington. The
Command inC Chief which is vested in the Pres
ident By the Constitution, is exercised by him
in fact, and i'll conformity with his orders our
military movements are strictly regulated
Re that, whether it was good policy to enter
MARYLAND or not, IT is the President, and not
the Generals, upon whom the responsibility of
action or non-action rests
We don't believe that any service in the
world has more accomplished military men
than are at the head of the Southern armies.
"NANN'1NN'', J.
ston, Commander III Chief of the Army of the
Potomac, Gen. Beauregard, Gen Smith, Gen.
Lee, Gen. Magrader,- know not where to
s!op,--form host of military worthless that
would adorn any service in any age. We con.
ceive that they have every motive to accom-
plisb everything within their power whicl can
operate upon the most unsparing of their crit.
les, and probably understand their business az
well. And this is equally true of the Presi,
dent Undoubtedly, if any one individual in
this Government has more interest than any
other in the success of onr arms, il is the Chief
Magistrate We do not hold with the Lin
coinites that the King can do no wrong, but
we cannot resist the conclusion that our Elk
ee,Itive, in the trying position he occupies,
must be al least as well disposed to do the best
he can ~ any Of his critics, and that it 10
fair TO presume he avaiIs himself of all the
Iinbts OF bis position, and all the wisdom and
Indulgence that can be brought to bis coua.
sss.
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shot passed through the side, about midway
the yessels going through a heavy beam, tear
ing away ringbo and also through three
bales VI pressed hay, lodging in the fourth
has shot was from the large sea coast how
itzsr, and the ball was preser V I'd: and we
found it rolling about the cabin The deck
was in great confusion, caused bv the labor of
unsean'An like hands in unloading the car 90,
but every thing EIyn evidence thai ordi-
uarily the vessel was kept in prime order
The cargo, as / have stated in a former letter,
con sisted of 1872 b Ties Of pressed Northern
hay. 800 barrels of cement and n quantity
of furniture. The goods wore consigned to
the Government at Washington, as they
would indicate, but the manifest tells the
story There was no clothing found on
board, has been stated, beyond that be-
longing 10 the seameu, who fled precipitately
in their yawl, else got on board the ting
In the Captain cabin was fOnnd an excellent
compass, - quadrant, clock, and some other
nautical instruments. Hanging against the
wall, in a wooden frame, was list OF the chs
tornary rates of freight between New York.
Washington and Alexandria. An cid copy
book was lying upon the table i'll which trIt
maxims were written in an elegant hand AT
the top of every page, while under them, in
n cramped. school boy g scrayl We're copies
that told tho severe labor 1t cost the patient
scholar in making them. Beside it was n
book of mannscrip ma them3ticai problems,
in which the mysteries of vulgar fractions
and the rule of three were fully explained.
pair OF rusty skates, and some memoran-
BOOKS, marked -'thariPS PeGUFii, Master
Schooner Fai fax, also lay upon the tn bic
A quantity of mixed paint was found, which
wasimmediately used upon some pieces oflight
artillery on the shore Ship stores were not
very abunCian ia barrel of fine fish, (macke-
rel, Think a few barrels of bread, and one
or two Of besf ana pork, were all, believe.
In foreeastie were the sailors boxes and
beds, but the clothes had been carried away.
The second schooner was q much smaller
craft, and laden with pine wood des-
tined tor consum ption in Washington. The
name Of this vessel was ''Mary Virginia.
and | understand il was owned by poor
man in Mary land, but that it was for the
time CGrrYing out Federal contract.
The value of these prizes is not great, but
sufficient TO pay the expense Of the batteries.
The hay was particularly needed at this
point.
Returning through the town Of Dumfries,
we visited the hospital just organized by an
old Navy friend, a. >. Garnet, formerly
S1rgeOn {. :. steamer Wyandotte, but now
in the Confederate Navy. He has everything
very nicely and comfortably arranged, and
50 important are his labors that l shall make
p4rtlCuiar note Of them in another letter.
He - the Surgeon Of Gen. Trim ble's Brigade
ana Is becoming very popular at his post.
BOHEMIAN.
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Tie Eigdtec"h Georgia Regiment is still
stationed on The banks OF Bloody Run, near
Richmond but ready and waiting TO enter
upon more active service. For six weeks it
has furnished 4 constant and faithful guard on
the Yankee prisoners. In charge OF iois com
ml8sloned officers and eighty four men, two
hundred OF the prisoners We're conducted to
New Orleans; a responsible service which
the detachment performed with fidelity. a
good many have been sick but nearly all are
recovering, aud AT no time has the fatality been
great Under competent surgeons, nurses,
and attentions from the ladies, the hospitals
have been well managed. 1t has been often
remarked OF this regiment by strangers, that
it is we'll liicered, wei manned, well drilled,
and well conditioned. The mutual devotion
between the excellent Col. Wofford and his
regiment, aud their marked purpose to shrink
from no duty, will make them potent force
against the enemy. The religious interests of
the regiment are not omitted. PRAYER meet
ings, tor several weeks, nave been held near
iy every night in some part Of the camp.
There is preaching also twice every Sabbath /;
and the general moral tone of the men appears
10 be good
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TERMS OF THE rrsrsrcH.
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

This weeks namber Of the u eeais DisgatfA
possesses peculiar merit rs a valuable family
and interesting news paper. In it's columns
will be found a comprehensive summary OF
the latest news transpirsng, both at the North
and south; besides n large variety of FIRE side
reading, including most interesting little
story entitled The Little Heroine poetry,
&C.
The price OF the Hsosiy is - per anuum
Single copies can be obtained at the counting :
room this morning, in wrappers, ready for
mailing.
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III ED.

On the 9th inst, Mrs. SARAH y ALLEN eyed
- yeas
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her son, RrssrIL W ALLsS, o, Clay street, near
Buehana-s Spring, this AT srnorn, Mt o'clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice
On Tuesday Oct. ed, at the residence Of her
upe'e Juhn Mathiess on Union Hilt SARAH
ELlZABETH, daughter OF John Gill, aged years
months and days.
Her little couch is empty now,
Her little clothes laid by
4 mothers hope, mothers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
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TIE Race, at Fairfield, to-day, between
Beaiire gard, Ninette, and favorite son OF hi
ClapPerton and Revenue, promises to be one
OF the most spirited and weileontested that
has been witnessed on that time honored
course for many years. Ninette has once con-
quered both the colts on former occasions. and
Beauregard, in turn, has sanded her face and
snatched the coveted prize from her grasp
Who knows but it may now be time for the
son OF hi to show them both his heels, and
sihas make 1t necessary for them to meet again
ana hight their battles DER. Our choice for the
day would be the lilly, because of her speed
ana insurance but if not up to the mark, she
may iaii INTO second place. Let all who adj
mlre the sport be on hand to enjoy il .day.
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". 10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Us The Agent Tor the Ladies Soldiers Aid So
ciety, al the Warm Springs Hospital, IS in town,
in behalf of the suffering soldiers ask aid in the
procurement OF such neceSsaries are indispensa-
bic 10 their comfort.
Couu buttons left with Messrs. MITCHELL &
TYi ER or J. Il HACNUED0, Esd, Cashier Bank
Of Richmond, will be duly appreciated.
abe Agent viii leave t1e city IN four or five
dayst DC 21--.}t+