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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

A PoLIcEMAN's PISTOL GOES OFF IN HIS
PoCKET-HE IS DANGEROUSLY SHoT.-un
Sunday morning, about half-past O'Clock,
a. Burnett, a police officer, accidentally
shot himself, inflicting wound which may
have a fatal result. Mr.. Burnett, before
commencing to eXtinguish the lamps on his
beat, gave his overcoat to Private Watch
man Hirshberg. After he finished this work,
he again put OH the overcoat, and taking
his pistol from its holster, placed 1t IN the
inner side pocket Of his overcoat and walked
off. A few minutes afterwards Hlrshberg
heard the report of a pistol. and, proceed
inc TO the spot whence the sound seemed to
come. found Burnett lying on the pavement
badly wounded.
He was evidently very weak from the eff
fects of the shock, but stated in reply TO in
oniries as to how it happened, that he was
stooping down to pick up something on
the pavement, when his pistol fell from his
oyercoat pocket, and, striking. the pave
ment, exploded, lodging ball IN bis right
breast, below the seventh rib. The hammer
at the time was on the cap. When IN the
nocket. the weapon was of such size as TO
feove the chamber and handle exposed, rem
daring il more liable to fall out than other
wise.
The wounded man was removed, IN
verv weak and exhausted state, to the Mon
ticello House, near by, where Drs. johnson
ond McPhail were summoned to attend
him. Restoratives were, meanwhile, ad-
ministered in considerable quantities. DR..
Brock. physician to the police force, after
wards arrived, and did what he could for
the sufferer.
Yesterday morning, having been carried
home. Burnett seemed to be sinking rapidly,
but last night he was doing much better,
and DR.. Brock now expresses the opinion
that there is strong probability Of his re-
c0ypry
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.-IAA
- am IN receipt oi Il portion OF 10Y fall NAz-
st0 K Of BOOTS. .Ii0ES, TRUNKS, &C., Va
To wlllcn iuYne ihn attention Of buv era. shall
contin4c to re ciye from The best manufactures
IN tls rn, ntcy at stors intervals during the
son. addluons which will make my assortment At
AL times complete and desirable, and well worthy
the attention OF purch.s
Nv stock 'mb: aces all the most fashionable
goods for aries Crtnts, Misses, and Children, as
well as RI 1T and service .ble goods for country
use and will be sold as low us at any Other house
in the city.
Ircspcctfullr invite MI IN wan! Of goods In my
line Ia call re buy IN, al 1903 Msn street, near
II aeifih
So lT--C0d2w JOHN q. pSGE, JR.
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BALLOON AsoENsroNs.-The announce
ment that ballon ascension would take
place prior to the afternoon performance Of
De Hayen's circus, attracted an immense
crowd to Council Chamber Hill yesterday.
The balloon was nearly inflated to the full
when O hole was beaten in it by its striking
against pole. The managers, however,
were determined not to disappoint the peo-
Die, and about o'clock a second balloon
was inflated, and though smaller than the
first. it made first-rate ascension, carrying
the car containing nm attache Of the circus
half mile high. Proceeding over towards
Manchester with startling velocity, it made
rapid descent just before reaching the
river. and came down in the yard Of the
shockoe warehouse, neither the balloon or
its passenger receiving any injury. There
will be another ascension at Ia o'clock this
afternoon.
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MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER, cor
Ifi yer Fifth and Broad streets and No. 1923 Main
street are now receiving their fall sto,k Of
BOOTS. 81 rs, TRUNKS, SaTCHFLS. etc,
comprising the latest stylcs OF various kinds now
In use I'D es', gents misses, boys, and ch J.
dreu's wear the goods being made cspcci lly for
us and til" general reputation Of our good; is so
ri"Gr:bly kno" tEaC 1t requires no further r.
Cur arrangements with the best
are such as will enable us at all
times to thow one OF tbs very best 0cks in tine
cit:. We have reduced the prices of all our goods
from the finest .iown TO he lower grades.
MARCUS H. rkIS & BROTHER,
correr Fifth and Broad streets
and No 1923 Main street.
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WHY rs 1T SO?- How Is It that f. =. SPENCE &
Son can flrd t. sell heavy mcriuo und ,rshirt
ut tho low price CT ONE DOLLAR? 1t Is c. SLY cN-
planned They get their shirts directly from The
manufacturer in large quantities, and consequent
y at the very lows st figure. These dollar shirs are
OF excellent materisl aud are good enough for any
body. Weh.ve invested s2 in them. Go and do
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Port OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870
nRRIVEU

POET OF RIChMOED, SEPT EMBER 10, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. z. Brett.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Blakeman, New York, mer-
chandi5e and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Glford. EorfolS, mar-
chan disc and pa assanRs l.. h. Tatum-
Steamer sorfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, msrchan-
disc ana passengers. w. z. Porter.
merchandise aud passengers, w. +. Brett.
Schooner j. Il. Williams, North, James river,
Schooner Sunny Side, Parsons, Fea York, mer-
chandise, Curtis Il Parker.
AshOAAEDA.
WEST POINT, September l8,--Arriged, steamer
Admiral, Reybuld, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Iork River railroad Company, and
sailed lath on relurp.
AcQUIA CREEK, September erls,--Arriyed. steamer
Ge0rs seaGnR, freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
aud passengers, Richmond, FrederickstnrE and
Potomsc Haiiread. and sailed lsth on yetassa.
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HABEAs CoRrUs.-Frances Thompson, the
NEGRO woman charged with poisoning Q
family of seven colored persons, at the old
United States Hotel about week ago, was
Yesterday brought before Judge Guigon on
writ OF habeas corpus, and released on
bail the grandmother OF the accused be-
coming her surety in the sum OF S5,OOO.
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s;GTiCE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"a Tre boats OF the iALES RI-SsssgSSssa!
VEE AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
vll e&qe slls dock nsB2i promptly at u D., oD
Freishs sid tolls on goods for LJnch6urr and
begged collected ou tsll.ory, or prepaid, 1t Ire
cEIo2i OF The shipper. Every facility possiol will
ea.5gd 10 deliver down :rsgit elsewhere than az
vcv oH;ra OF the Dock without special agres smen:.
NT.F freight VIII 30: - delivered til! charges sra
paid.
Soats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Mess.s. ELLYSoN u TAYLOR are now opeE-
Ing and have ready for sale, Tie FRESHEST AID mcst
complete assortment Of School EookS Ill the city
ThIse books have been selected with especial re-
ference 10 the Wants Of scholars, and we invite
the attention Of parents and teachers to their
stock before suppl: Ing themselves elsewhere.
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ALLEGED VIOLATION OF INTERNAL REvE-
NUE. LAws.-H. Krutz was arrested yester-
day and brought before United States Com
missioner thahoon for violation Of the
United States internal revenue laws. The
charge will be investigated to-day.
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Alessrs. ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch
office have full line OF SCHOOL BOOKS Jusa re
ceivcd. These books were sclec.ed with great
care by one Of the firm. aud after consultation
with pablo and private teachers are believed to
be inst the thing. Call and see heir stock. Libe-
raj discounts 10 dealers. The usual discount 10
teachers,
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-At regular
meeting of the Excelsior Star Debating
Club (colored), held on the 10th instant, the
following officers were elected Tor tne en-
aant. b. r. Harris, vice-president John
n III Carter. secretary; Joseph Mack, assist
A., a,t @ secretary; T.. 81. Kyles, treasurer; r.
Scott, so t chaplain; e. T. Clarke, critic,
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS. REV 4oUES! NEW GOOD

NEW GOODS. REV 4OUES! NEW GOODS!
FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED. *
Handsome Crl3rcd Alpaca Poplins, only %SAw
stI lpcd aud Plain ropiins, l"a, l05, and 2as Y'
~. !: .. \ &: {: :: !,
Delaiucs. p.etT, cnlv 2o:.; %
Striocd NJ, hairs. only lesc.: ~ ~
Figured lpaIa, only 2Dc. worth .oc.:
m Dress Cl~ths, all c"lors;
Sutin-f;,'sh i'oplln, onl? aoc.:
A full hne Isl tck AIpacas from s0c<fo&.
Black BIiilianIIncs Beaver SufzIST"'
Turki h Lns.rrn, beautiful goods;
Corset, good &c;
iioop->ki'ts beautiful, ct soc XHrths,.
SILK Dress Buttons, AL colnrs ~ onn 60 O.. doya,
worth soc. ever. where Il -''' POI "'"''''
ELEGANT ash and frlmnk Ribbons nj prices
tn .tno one rr;tends<Sco Scom petc With; - ''>'
Colorcd Nc!vc $; FclyA&Nthmnps. "'
Ail-wool !, hite tlanH&8$ a.n
O,e'a Flanuels, all "
White Aarsiill"s S&#Ys e, J,,o,o. f,or,hr,cs
~ ns:m Ia. ~ rs, 37a. and Soc; Check
sn s,d MuS". -, Gu Y1 and C.ssimere.. chesp
s ,nu Az i' 49, &T r,ynmbrlc EdglDg and Insert"
ln1s' ,,y y ,$# fes nsertinga, Sc; Jet Jew
cry. FIi w., w iY Envelopes half price; full
,",,,,,s ", ~, sR Prints Brown and Beached
,,,n ia - EY mpe itors in AL Linen snd Cotton
- " n,na # gree that we sell the best and cheap
cst polnAW ;, sel9
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE SEPTEMBER 90, 1870.
T. A. Chalkly, Lexington, Vas; Louis
Walker, Nottoway; Rheter Il Wellender,
New York; Alice Swami, Baltimore, Md. !;
NJ. T. Wyatt, New York city.
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The CIRCUS ON COUNCIL CHAEBEB HILL.
De Hayen's circus was exhibited for the
first time in this city yesterday afternoon,
and the performance was vary largely at
tended. 1t is one of the best circuses tflat
has ever visited Richmond, aud is in every
respect sensational, as termed in the bills.
The riding was very fine, and the acrobatic
feats above average. Rieardo's exhihi-
.tion of strength was loudly applaudea ).
Lowry's riding was flrst-rate !; and Jimmy
Reynolds, the clown, proved himself an
original jester, thoroughly imbued with the
spirit Of fun. a. 4.Y ii
Last night the big tent was crowded to
oyerfoWing, and the second exhibition was
even greater success than the first, the
performance Of Mazeppa being a most at
tractiye feature of the performance: This.
afternoon and tonight our people will have
their last opportunities of seeing this really
attractive show. The balloon will make an-
other ascension from Council Chamber Hill
at half-past o'clock P. N.
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M. ELLISON g. Co. will insert aaversissnen:si
the principal neHspapecsiu iu Virgins, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the nortnern ciLies, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply 1T this ofdces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

J. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, sells at the
very lowest prices all kinds Of the best kndIlug
and cooking wood prepared by steam, and soft
coke end anthracite ana btumInons coal.
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PURCELL, LADD Il Co.. K. W. POWERS, WOOD
& SON, MEADE j. BAKER, JOHN ". KIsOS, D.
BLAIR 6 Co., and all other druggists In Ricf-
mond, are selling the great medical woader-Dr.
HASKELL electric oil and cerbolc cancer salyes.
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White preSiding.-James o. Breeden, va
grant and suspicious character, was required
to give security for bis future good behavior
in the sum of $500.
George Long, drunk and disorderly, and
assuulting and beating Mrs. Frederick
Heckler with chair, was fined 50.
Stepney Bailey (colored), for having in his
possession two pairs of boots, one hat, and
Il lot OF dry goods, supposed TO have been
stolen. Prisoner discharged.
Conway Wagner, drunk and disorderly,
was fined 500.
Edward Sherman alas Brown, charged
with feloniously breaking into and entering
the house of Read q Barksdale, was dis
missed as to the charge, but sent to the
United States authorities as deserter from
the army.
Julia Williams (colored), for using pro.
fame language in the streets and creating q
disturbance generally, was fined 81.
William d. Fox (colored), for beating his
better half and driving her out Of doors,
was fined $3.50.
Lawson Vessel (colored). for trespassing
upon the premises of William Upshur.
Case dismissed upon payment of costs.
William Upshur lcolored) and Rachael
Donoway alias Upshur, were charged WITH
UNLAWFUL anu VIC 1aoS tio-
missed with payment Of costs.
William Turner (colored), drunk and
treSpassinc'upon the premises of William
III. Tyler, WAS fined -.
Jenny fare (colored), for stealing pair
of brass earrings from Martha Bates (co-
lored), and the latter for stealing an apron
from Jenny Haze. Discharged upon pay
mcnt of costs.
Henry Watkins (colored), charged with
aiding and abctting some unknown person
in the theft of y - coat from Levi BendlX,
was discharged.
Chal les Parker (colo! ed), for assaulting
and abusing Fleming Wilkinson, was dis
charged.
james Avery, charged with throwing
stones at the house of Edward Woodlng,
and threatening and abusing said WoodmS.
Parties discharged.
Julia jackson (coloTcdD, for exposing her
person and throwing stones III the street,
was fined $50.
Pleasant Scott (coIorct), for assaulting
and beating Burwcll Morris, was fined s..
Laura Jones (colored), charged with felo-
nouSly nllicting divers wounds upon the
person of Randall Moore, was sent on to
the Hastings Court.
Cornelius Harris (colored). charged by
his wife, Dolly, with committing adultery
with some unknown sister. Case ulslllsScu.
T. Boie, for assaulting and using abusive
and threatening language TO Richard Wag-
ner and his mother, and Richard Wagner
for assaulting and beating Boie. Cases dis
missed.
Robert Oliver (colored), drawing pistol
upon and threatening to kill Jim Taylor,
and jim Taylor for doing the same thing to
Eobert Oliver. Oliver was bound over i'll
the sum OF 500. and Tay lor discharged.
Tobias Eacho, for beating and attempting
to shoot John Pleasunts, and John Pleas
ants for assaultng Eacho. Cases continued
until this morning.
Dolly Harris (colored) was charged by
her husband with assault and battery, and
fined s..
Peter Walden, charged with assaulting
and beating his wife and disturbing the
neighborhood. Case dismissed upon pay
ment of costs.
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UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS, CMEHELLAs, Of al
sizes, grades, and patterns. and at various prices,
at 4. SPENCE u Sons, 1900 Main stree.
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CoUNTERFE1TING NICKELs. - The police
have for some time had reason to suspect
that there was counterteiting going on in
this city, and yesterday their suspicious
were justified by catching man named
Burton, residing on Twenty-frst, between
Main and Franklin streets, in the very act
of casting three.cent pieces in plaster of
Paris moulds. The arrest was made by
Detective Craddock. Burton appeared to
be perfectly thunderstruck when accosted,
but he could do nothing less than make an
unconditional surrender of himself and his
implements. He was taken before United
States Commissioner Chahoon, and COM
mitted in default of $4,000 bail to answer
indictment.
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Down SHE GoEs.-Anthracite coal and Glover
Hill lump, hail. and smiths coal, oak end pine
wood 1T eatly reduced prices, at PAGE i Co.'S,
Nineteenth and C.rv and 7Cs Grace street. Quick
sales and small profits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

PRINTING FOR CANDIDATEs.-Candld for
office can have their c2rds circulars, handbll!s,
ETC., printed promptly and at low prices at the
Dispatch printing-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

A GOOD WALKIAG-CASE is a better weapon of
defence than hve-shooter. f.. 3. SPENCE Il son,
1900 NJ M.ln street, have these useful articles of all
sh apes and sizes.
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PRINTING.-Plain, coloiCd, and fancy prlit-
ing executed with reatness and ut low rates at
Dispatch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

CHEAPEST YET.-You cen get good Envelopes.
with your card printed on them, fer only ~ per
Thousand, at DISPATCH PRISTISG-IIoUSE.
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-All kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports, &C., executed at the Dispatch otiice
as cheap Us the cheapest.
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YOKK.-The OldSt|,
Il dominion Steamship Company
elegant stde-wheel steamship II AAC Be LII, Cap
tam BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at kockeLts
on TUEDAY. September 2cth, ~ IL O'Clock y. NJ.
Freight received until 10 A. NJ. Fare, el2; steer
age, B8; ropnd-trip tickes, $40. For freight or
passage apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
sc 20--1t NO. 3Governor street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF all kinds and OF every grade
may ID Of ELLYsON Il TAYLOR, lilo Main
street.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages OF oce hundred OK
more, for sale ut the Dispatch counting-rooni.
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FRANK LEsL1E's, DEMoREsT's, GopEY's
sLADY's Book, and all the other fashion
magazines, are to hand from Ellyson q
Taylor's, next Dispatch office.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-IfDE DELLA HOBSON is In
Il town she would robably hear something to
her advantage by calling a. this Office.
Sc 20-1ts
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Z THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CuLATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THE CoLoRED PEOPLE AND THE JURY
LAw-GovERNoR WALKER INTERVIEWED
A committee of colored men, appointed by
the Republican ward clubs of this city,
waited upon Governor Walker yesterday to
make known to his Exccllency their sup
posed grievances in being debarred from
the right of serving on juries.
John Oliver, chairman Of the committee,
laid before the Governor, in full, the grlev-
ance of which they complained, calling his
attention to the fact that they had in some
secured them by the Constitution in regard
to Jury service, and advanced their idea
that what was law in one place should be so
in another. =
In reply to the question of the chairman
as to what they should do under the cir
cumstances, his Excellency, who mad re-
ceived the delegation very cordially, said
that they must wait till the meeting of the
General Assembly and memOrialiZe that
body on the subject; that according to his
conception there was at present no State
law existing authorizing colored man to
sit on q jury. The new Constitution gave
them the right, it was true, along with their
white fellow-citiZeDs, but the Constitution
also said that all laws in force at its adop-
ton should stand repealed. Owing to want
of time the General assembly had not con-
firmed to the colored man the right in the
above matter secured to him by the Con-
stitution.
His Excellency was of opinion that the
General Assembly would, on being ap-
pcaled to, confirm to the colored man any
right secured to him 10y that instrument,
the right to sit on jury included. Where
the colored man had been summoned in
some localities as a juryman it was owing
to the personal preference Of the sheriff or
other officer engaged in getting up the ve-
nire. The matter, under the present state
of affairs, could not be expected to be gene
raj, and would not be 80 until the passage
by the General Assembly of law to give
effect to that provision OF the Constitution.
The committee then retired.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 20. 1870
sun rises s,,,,.... s So MOO. rises........l2 II q,
Sun sels.,,. 5.g4i Htgn wat t-r...... lis!
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NRT GOODS.

CCLlING OFF At COST.-Intcnding to
= c ,nnrcT new branch Of hu incsS with my pro-
,c.t onc snd 10 " kn room, win offer from now
,uIil jhc Is OF October he greater portion Of my
i.,scnt rck very low; suSh as
II SiEkS. I'll FES,
HA>D< ER:,tt EFs.
CoRSETS, CUFFS and COLLARS
sud a yreat many other articles. Also,
4 lot ofTOfS,
LONG COUNTER, and .
SaOW. CASE.
j. F. wAHxANN
&c 30 eodst 50. EroaS street.
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se21--t20

A CARr. We keep only the stores corner Fifth
and Broad and No. 1923 Man street. and no other
store OH f.rn4d street has rlnchcd { II from ours
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BROTHER.
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rEoh7I W. DE IA LAY EN % . <,,,,r,,,,
" It'll EXHIBIT IN R1CaMoSn. s aa I,U cnUs.
os 1,IA NJ sas Eos .sT Two
ADMISSION: Soc; Children under II years, 2sc.
With sincere pleasure 5I , we annoSaGs mn IS
TON. The management, at an enormous ex-
lpense, have procured the the services nv @ OF
only Fsmsis ss seronaat In IN the aora who win
WONDERFUL BALLSSS 20 \. AsoRNs1oNs u
one OF The most imposing sights ever Witnessed
The ascension Will positively take place at ~
ay s the msnS S m
exhibition is the production of Lord Byron's cele-
- ''~ AIAzFPPA;
TIE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY,
dramalizsd Ind arranged expressly for this conn
Cincinnati. Great pains have been taken to pro-
duce .h.s Legendary Drama In style Of magnia-
O'.'0i MXpEMoIsELLE LIE BURTE,
will appear as Ma2eppa. .s.# es- .a- p
MILE ZOLEILA,
the celebrated Female -; Sym%nast z mas or Aerial Fairy
rHs H. oR&s50%SDs &0SDsskFsTT ksspfIsrlfnns; GEH,.,
the Paragon of mssany Grsff RffaN and Artistic Merit
The celebrated Dramatic and Equestrienic Artist.
with his Eqropssn Mn TToPpe Of 1 Irsi1sd Ponies.
the celebrated Horseman.
MONS. SEpILLA.
the renowned Equestrian, from the Cirque Napa-
leon. Paris. zts.aE
JAMES WILSON,
the Dashng Equestrian.
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
In their wonderful scrobatic EeatS. IA
slG. BLISS,
"The Man Fly" In his startling and miraculous
AntipOdean Feat.
MONS. RICARDO,
the Modern Samson, In his wonderFu athletic feats.
Bliss Brothe 8; Three Great CIowns-Jimmy Rey-
nolds, Amertcs,s favorite Jester; T.. IT. Seamon,
mast snd grctesque trick clown, Mons, VnntlDi;
together with full and complete troupe Of Equcs.
the way Of Equines, Ponies, &c. AT each per-
formance will be introduced the wonderfully E1u-
Gated Horse CnMET; also the Comic Trick Mules
HUMpTY DUMTY and SHOO FLY. seI9-St
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HAME TO MY PLACE NEAR FRyH
" Camp Lee, on snndty, September 1s, S.N-
1870, TWU COWS. The owner Will please Come
forward, prove prope ty, pay charges, snd take
them away. &c 20-1t"I III. Z. FARRAR.
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HusTISGs CoURT.-This court met yester-
day and tried the following cases
Henry Thompson, one case of burglary,
convicted and sentenced for live years one
case OF grand larceny, convicted and SEN
fenced for three years one case OF petit
larceny, dismissed,
James Edwards, petit larceny, convicted
and sentenced to Jail for thirty days.
VIM. n. Oakley, petit larceny, thirty days
in Jail.
Franklin Taliaferro, petit larceny, thirty
days IN Jail.
William Smith, petit larceny, ninety days
in the chain-gang.
John Urvill, burglary, one year in the
penitentiary. TThis being the third convic-
tion he must serve for life.l Two cases of
misdemeanor against John Orvill were dis
missed.
The following cases will be called in the
Hastings Court to-day. Witnesses and
Jurors will be promptly in attendance
Commonwealth us. Margaret Ann Jones,
Cornelius Bates and Nelson Gray, james
Kennedy, Stephen Lewis, John Antoni,
and General Hayes.