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People who are grati6ed by NAsT's " par
tisan sketches" are comparing him to Ho-
GARTH. This is as bad as the comparison
recently made by western editor of that
vapid playwright Dion BoUtIcAULr to SHAKE
srEARE. Stuff! MAST has genius, but no
balance, no wisdom; and this after all is the
true measure Of greatness. He enslaves
himself TO the party passions Of the day and
the ephemeral bigotry of the period, and his
works must die with his death. SHAKESPEARE
and HoGARTH worked for all time. SHAKE
spEARE was overwhelmed for awhile by the
excitement of party and religious acrimony
to which his contemporaries devoted their
talents. But they are already dead, while
SHAKESPEARE is immortal. MAST has talents,
but he has sold himself to the devil of the
base passions of the hour, and is doomed
not to outliye them.
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On Tuesday couple of Cuban bank clerks
were tried in Brooklyn for robbing bank
in Havana of some $12O,oOo.. The evidence
was all taken and the case given to the jury,
when one of that useful body informed bis
fellows that he could not agree to, any YER
dict. for he was stone-deaf," and had not
heard a word of the testimony ! This was
certainly not too late for the accused But
how did the deaf man get on the jury9 The
case had to be adjourned to another term. Of
the court. .gs= ~. .t.2.t .ts.tfss .E.s i
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man of hut few inches, Is every inch q
mar. took him II aa3d md answered. nm
handsomely and effectively.
Montgomery will return handsome Con
sentative majority, but 1t will be solely que
to the energy and activity OF our nome
zwbfErfs who hsve sidd1e their@duty sfaitn.
fully. The State Executive Committee ms
sent General Kelnper, Colonel ~ thers, ana
bther sneakers right through our county
sent several times. One or the other OF
Them has spoken 10 every county surround
ing this. but Montgoflery has been deemed
1,twoftf,y of.notice has been left out IN
the cold TO take care Of herself.
Hannily. the unfortunate state OF things
which threatened the disruption ofgthe Con
soryative marty In thu, county and'the feturn
"A Radical, candidats.to the Legislature was
rectifed to-day By the withdrawal of Colonel
Charles A, Ronald, independent Conserya'
tive candidate. Colonel Ronald proved him
self the true man his friends claimed him to
be by gracefully surrendering his CLAIMS SO
soon as he was convinced that his candidacy
ieopardized the interests OF the party OF
which he has always been and Is still aioyal
member. Our former able and worthy
member, who is the regular Conservative
nominee, General 6. G. Wharton, VIII no"
+" walk over the track" easily, and swell the
majority in the Conservative Legislature
which will meet in your beautiful CITY on
the 1st of January next. ...... g. III,
Colonel Penn, our nominee for the Senate
was in town to-day, and delivered an nd
dress to bis constituents on the issues OF the
pending canvass. His face will also he seen
again this winter in the Senate chamber II
his life is spared. ..... .s.
Our County Court had nothing of special
interest before it to-day. ...y ..'.r5
The weather changed suddenly this morn
ing, much to the discomfort of large ma
jority of the country people, who seem very
generally to have left their overcoats al
home. The wind has shifted to the north.
west, the thermometer has gone down with
rush, and we shall have freeze tonight
that would do credit to December. II Is
very cold. ,...--
The scarcity of money and general depres..
sion of business still continues with us, and
we have little hope for improvement, rs cat
tie are down and our crops are small. But
lust imagine Radical rule added to all
this trouble. The thought makes one
shuddcr, and the Conservative who can
STAY at home on the 4;h Of Novem
Der when there is even the smallest danger
of such fate Detailing old Virginia is re-
crcant to every instinct of true manliness
md patriotism. MONTGOMERY.
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Montgomery.

Montgomery. -. -,
TIE cANvAss-PEAcE, IN THE CONSERVATIVE
RANKs-BRIGHT PROSPECTS. ,r,r7g,
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
CHRlsrIANsBURG, Va, October %, 1873.
A grand rally oil, the Conservatives of the
county was to have been had here to-day,
but the fates decreed otherwise. The Con-
serYatiyes, indeed, came In, large numbers,
but the speakers advertised to meet them did
not come, and once more they had to, go to
their homes feeling that somebody was to
blame for the fact that, with one exception,
no speeches have been made in the county
during the canvass bnt by our. own home
canyassers. At our grand barbecue several
weeks ago Colonel Goode alone, of all the
promised speakers put in, an appearance.
To-day nobod., came--at least, no ConserYa-
tive. Mr. Chandler, of the Radical party.
came. much to the qualification of his sable.
friends, and made one of his characteristic
speeches, which, encouraged the Hughes
party much. Our gallant little county can
yasser, Mr.. Archer A. Phlekar, who, though
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The Political Meeting at Midlothian.

AlIDLoTHIAS, October u, 1873.
Messrs. .Editors,-I see that only very
imperfect and incorrect account has been iur-
nished YOU Of one of the most enthusiastic
political meetings ever held in Chesterfield
county, which took place at Midlothian on
October 25th. Notice had been previously
given and extensively circulated through
the county Of this barbecue, and that the
issues of the day would be discussed by both
Radical and Conservative speakers.
At12M. Colonel William P. Burwell made
one of his characteristic speeches, exposing
the frauds and corruptions Of the Radical
party. az -..s. ...4*
james NJ. Gregory (RadicaD was intro
duced as the speaker TO reply. de talked
much of independence of thought and ac-
ton. and advised the young men OF the
county to come out boldly and enroll them
selves under the banner of the Radicals-the
only party of progreSs-the only party
whose principles wouldprcyent another civil
war ana "keep jimmie out of another
tigat"; therefore he espoused this party
fully and heartily. ....
When it was announced that the forcible,
logical, and pointed DR.. L. R. Chiles, OF Man
chester was to answer him, there was a
furore of applause. Chiles stated be was
no politician, but always ready to correct
and denouuce misrepresentation. lie spoke
OF Gregory's former hearty support of Con-
servatiSm and OF his sudden change in two
weeks from q Conservative speaker TO a
Radical candidate for Commemorative at.
torney. He then turned to the negroes and
exclaimed: ga... ..sa.f.-.4...& .r.G .a...
.."What caused this mighty changer One of
them answered., He WAS converted" Chies
replied, "Llke many other converts, they
need converting over every meeting; they
are softice-conyersions.' He then drew, q
striking contrast between them-the Radi-
cal and Conservative governments of the
South. He answered Gregory that the Con-
seryatiYe party would be responsible for So
cial equality by asking, "Ares you opposed
| to social equality, sir p. The answer was,
:. am, sir" The speaker then turned to
the large and attentive colored audience and
| said, "Gregory wants your votes, but not
| your society He shakes hands with you on
the road and throws his arms around you,
but will not admit you In his house, He
asked why no colored man was on the Radl-
cal ticket, and showed to them plainly The
| object and intention Of the white Radicals
to drop The negroes and to keep the offices
for themselves. He paid o glowing tribute
to the candidates, and especially to that etfi-
Gent treasurer and most popular man Colo
mel William b. Woodbridge. In the course
Of bis remarks some one cried out !" Patrick
Henry could not beat that J" In q word,
his speech was able, eloquent, and highly
appreciated, 80. =. cseaItls:, 5...fsi ea..,l
4 Walker and G. D. Wise had q discussion,
In which Wise sustained his reputation. The
words of Walker, seemed but the means OF q
dying calf. t-.s,.,f.,., -,...I. i...E.g.alr. -
!, Page and Gregory Sr., cross, tired during
the hours Of the night, hut we heard
nothing Of it. Chesterfield Is aroused, AND
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ME- MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SER GES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS nc so and Csc. worth about 81
last season; .s --.-E .sat !,
BEAUTIFUL sATTEESS at 75c.-sold at 81 and
BEaUTfFUL FRENCH POPLINS very, very
BEAUfiiFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at 5oc-sold
1T about IL last season; a.1 #
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERES at 60 aud 65c.-sold
BRoCADES, CHEAP POpLINs, and COLORED
ALPACAS at 25 and 30c.-sold before at soc !;
Also, CAMEL'S HAIR aud HEAVY TWlLLS for
kedingOtes and SUITS
full stock of MOURNING and SECOND
ri MOURNING GOODS: elEf E.. s.-a.-..- !. .
Opera Cloths, Flannels, and pretty goods Tor In
fants' and misses Cloaks; Cassimeres, Flan-
nels, and Underwear: Blankets Quilts, etc,
oc 81 HUDG1NS, GORDON & co. /
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The New York Times is not disposed to
take respondent view Of the condition OF
sffairs. 1t thinks 1t is justified in saying
that the business outlook at This time is
.airly encouraging. We have lost much
profitable fai. trade, but there is nothing es.
sentialiy nnsound In the condition of the
country which time, and probably mode.
rate amount Of time, will not remove"
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Eire-GoOa News from the South" est.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.]
BRIsToL- GooDsoS, Va. AID TESN.,1
October 90, 1873. )
There was quite disastrous fire in Bris-
!ol-Goodson ton the Goodson sidc) last night.
About O'Clock the kitchen Of Mrs. Ayre>.
4 tcH feet back Of the large brick >torehouSe
Of Mr. james NJ. Barker, on Main street, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm was soon
given. and the citizens repaired to the spot as
ouickIy as possible in large numbers, but too
late to save Mr.. Bankers store and the dwell
inc of Mrs. Ayres, adjoining. The hlmcs
from the kitchen soon communicated to The
.torchollse and the house of Mrs. Ayres, and
in short time they were both consumed.
Mr., Barker had very large stock. Of dry
goods and groceries in his Louise. The dry
GOODS were mostly saved though in dam
aged condition. His stock of groceries were
mostly lot. Fortunately the night was still
or else there isno telling the destruction that
woud have resulted, as there were many
large buildings in the immediate vicinity of
the fire. Our citizens worked herocal!y. and
thus saved the building nearest to the scene
of the conflgraton.
We learn from Mr.. Barker that his policy
Of insurance on his stock had expired on the
18th of this month and he had tailed to re-
ncw it. On his house he was insured Tor
$4,000 (valuc of the building $4,000. aud he
estimates his loss on his goods at Sl,5o0 TO
81 800. Mr.. Barker is one Of our most en-
tcrprising and energetic merchants, and not
witustanding his heavy loss has rented
another house and will open again in day
or two.
Mrs. Ayrcs lost everything in her kitchen
and good deal Of her house furniture. upon
which she had no insurance, nor had she any
insurance upon her building.
1t is to be hoped that the citizens OF our
two towns will now feel the necessity of get
ting IN engine and hose and organizing
tirc-company, especially as 1t is generally
supposed that the fire last night was the act
OF some biSc incendlary.
One word as TO our prospects in the
coming election. If | am not greatly de-
ceived in the signs Of the times, kemper and
Withers and Daniel will get such vote in
Southwest Virginia rs will astonish even the
most sanguine. The people all through this
section are fully alive 10 the vital importance
OF every white mans going to the polls and
doing all he can 10 avert from our dear Old
Virginia negro rule and carpet-baS demina-
ton. The registration for Goodson town
ship, just closed, shows, under present regis
tration, u whites, 10 colored. The total
registered vote, 5l0 whites, 62 colored.
There may he in the township 30 white men,
so called, that will vote for Hughes.
hope 10 be able to send you good news
next Tuesday night. BORDER.
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The famous railroad king, THOMAS A.
Scorr, has returned from his European
financial trip and reports that he has secirea
a loan of $40, 100000 for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, but failed to negotiate o
loan for the Texas and Pacific railway. This is
the best of all the Pacific railway schemes.
1t will nevertheless succeed in little while.
1t has too many advantages to be overlooked
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MEETINGS.


30; .sf OFFICE OF TIE JAMES RIVER ANp}
KANAwIIA COMPANY,
81 RICHMOND, October ~, 1873. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the JAMES RfVFR
AND KhNAWHA COMPANY will be held AZ THIS
Office WEDNESDAY, November 9th, ut 10 O'Clock
a. Nj. , ~ ,-,-..s ..sys.ga.I
Huoo all men bytiese presents, That we, the sub
scrbers being stockholders In the James River ana
Kannwha Company, do hereby constitute anu app
noint - cur true and lawful attorney ano
proxy to represent each OF us In all general meet,
fmps of the stockholders of said company heie
within six months from and after the date here OF;
when we are not personally present or repres.hteo
nv some other proxy, v it'll fun power anu autnor
NV nj such general meetings to give such VOC OF
votes and TO do such other act or acts as eacI Oh u
yconId give or do as member OF SAID meenngs
we were personally present; ana we 90 nefeDy la
~ and confirm whatever vote or votes, act OF aCt,
onr said attorney may lawfully give or 40 1os us 10
nrrsuance of the authority hereby conferred upon
him. .s0 ,hto davof
one thousand eight hundred and -. ,s.,,
..-.... ..s.--, [Ssahl
Rr order of the Board OF Directors.
no o, -" - Secretary.
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The Fair

all say now has been a very decided sue
cess, notwithstanding. the pressure and the
disadvantages under which the annual exhi-
eition took place. Long live and prosper
The State Society! It promises incalculable
good 10 the whole State. ........,t
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DEATHS.

coebiii. near old Chesterfield Courthouse October
2Oh. 1873. NATHaN...H. CUGBI LII, c,er .s-, OF
fhrrr wears. one month md thirteen days. -SssS
Ills funeral will b. preached at his aunts on 5 A.
TIRDAY at O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Petersburg paper please copy
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DRY GOODS.

A FIShEN Il CO.,
~ SIG BROAD STREET,
are selling off at very low prices their entire atocs
OF
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS Of oil kind, from 4Oc. per yard mp:
UhMASK Of all kinds from Goc per yard up;
HANDkERCuIEFS Of all kinds from II per do
zen up:
TOWELS OF all kinds from l per dozen up;
LADIES and CUlLcHES'S CSDERCLOTH-
M. 4 SPE, IALTI.
and altogether superior TO any similar goods offered
In this markrt.
Every gentleman should secure some of our
IMPORTED ALL. ISES SHIRTS
nj 900 per half d. zen got up specially for this
market. and In make and material superior 10 any
thing ever Offered here.
New York, ST. Louis. Washington, and Richmond
II will soon dissolve: our friends and the public
nfeuf &c 29-lm
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- A meeting held q: Culpeper Courthouse,
at which Major JAMES W. GREEN presided
and j. D. GRAY acted as secretary, raised the
sum OF Sl55 for the Memphis and Shreve-
mort sufferers. ~ - 49,.
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~ PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

III fRA > AoI NIiL VII.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
FORM Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
In anv lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 displacethe use
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
possible test and It's perfect burning qualities are
proved BY Its continued use in over 900 fami-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cident-dircctly or indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling It,.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the AS lkAl,
Is the Dcst safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular. . .
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
4 co. ! OS Fulton street, New York.
DC 7-dSw6m -." .
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AIRS. A. C. TURNKEY desires to
NI call aitent ton to her various styles COR.
SETS, with, and without shouIdcr.strspSs Misses
Z orseis and french Waists; together with other
useful ARTICLES for The ladies. New style huSTL s
snt 1ICUP-sKikTo VI my own ntanufaeturs cot-
stantay on haad aud mace TO order. Second door
FROM corner of Seventh and Main streets No. 50l !.
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heavv Conservative majority on

will cast heavy Conservative majority on
November Ath.
felt that ought to write this note be.
cause your Manchester reporter attempted
to make notice Of this meeting when ne
was in the lower part OF the county. Judge
sDuFd not az the meeting as sne2 mesa<
toned in his report. hlIDLoThlAs'
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WTILLIAM B. GRIFFITHs,
w ris slttNi PRACTICAL 60 :.

FLAIN AND FANNY SLAEE4-fSUVrE H,
4O6 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA
All work warrantef TO be good aud waterproof.
Prices moderate. Good references can be gwen.
Orders left at Doanau's hardware store, Governor
street, and ut Williams Il Gn.S slate-yurd, Dock
street, and residence 400 Canal street, WIN be
promptly attended to. &C l7-1ms
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

ssrX,HE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OVER
L but great bargains are Sill selling ut julius
SYCLE'S, AIS Broad street. he oilers the HOLLOW
ing goods o-.r,.,
BLACK SILKS ut 81 80, II. 70. ~;
COLoRED SILKS at Toe. 81, II .5p,s2.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESS, CAMEL HAIR,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGosALs,
Moss CoLORs, ALPACAS. anu ELK PUPLtSs.
BLACK GOODS
CAsHs EREs SATTEENs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS. -sa'l..
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS,
MOUSsELAISEs and GRAPE CLOTHS
A full line Of BLACK ALPACAS from voc 70 SLE3
WHITE AND CcLoRED FLASsELs from zoe. toSl,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANSELSi
WELSH AND SIiAKER FLANSELs.
.Ss'.I-- 1-..I..s@ BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from - 10 $50; o
COIORED BLANKETS, COMFORrRIiS, anu QClLls.
+. CASSIMk RES. 49,
In these goods we have full assortment from 100
suawis and CLoAKs. new STYLES:
BALaORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCE ESTS
In CAMBRIC EDGISGs, REAL AND VALLEY
cIESNES IACES, all prices; .o
KID GLOVE s-Our own linrOrEttlon-T1 W g. 81
(;ESTLEMES's aud LADIES USDEKTEAR, ! lait
line;
My stock Is complete In every department., aut
goods 10 be convinced, come and zee y tCf t'u'-
self. .....-,- JILlOS 81 t,,,b
415 Broad street. between Fourth ana : Hui.
statesmen: j. j. Turner, w. ID. Powers JOIN
n. Gary, George L. Bagby, L. j. Stern
oc Is tJan1
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ONE OF 1855 POUNDS; te@ rs
a.sn ONE OF 1925 POUNDS; .a
ONE OF ,O7O POUNDS.

Fine, fresh, and fat Ready at STALL No. SE-
'CoSD MARKET on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday mornings. Call early Oh
oc 2S-4t d. ElChElI, {
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FALL STYLES

FALL STYLES
os ia, .xe..nt f.brics of these mills are for sac
J.C, COURTNEY SON,
CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & Co..
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO,
.-., GEORGE <. SMITH.
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CONSUMERS .......
will serve their interest by giving them Al eAAA'
patton before making their purchases.
OK 3-JtDecl &Wlm -t
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TOHN T. AGREE, STALL No. SO, OLD
~ MARKET, Will have on SATURDAY, Eoyem-
Der lst, TWO MUTTON, first and second premium
at che State Fair. 333 49, s'A ~ &C 31-3tk
DELINQUENT LAND.-The delinquent
~ lands Of CUMBERLAND are now posted 10
be sold at November aud December courts, II not
redeemed For particulars address j. Il. PALMORE,
JR., Treasurer, Ca Ira post~ofdce. 90 31.F4w
TsTSH! FISH !--FRESH arrival of HALL
II BERT, COD, and HADDOCK, LOBSTER.
&C., together with a superior lot Of YORK and
PuQU0SIN RIVER OYSTERS which we will fur
nisll 70 our customers aud the public generally
from Stall No. 2, New Market.
40 ~ IS HUCLESS CLONES,
.oc 31-ltk Dealers In Fish. Oysters. and Game.
DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL, just received In
no. l444 Msin atreei, corner above St Charles
Hotel. s .,e-...,,,. oc 40
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,Judyrs of Award will complcte the award and
return books to the office of the different depart
ments.
The Exhibition In the Arena will be commenced
at IL O'CLOCK Us follows:
."- T. TuoRoUGHBREDs.
l. Best stallion four years old or upward, $50.
2. Best entire colt three years old and under four,
$25, second best, SEQ.
8 Best entire colt two years old and under three,
f. Best entire colt one year old and under two,
$15. Second best, $40. -,
s. Best lilly three years old and under four, s25.
Second best 81 81. 49, ~.
4 Best hlly two years old and under three, $50.
s. Best oily one year old and under two, SIS.
Hogs. sheep and neat cattle may be paraded If
circumstances permit. ...@ .s
III III. Sd. na
Planet Plate. Flat Race; single dash Of two
miles. Premium, silver plate of value $3.50.
W. Roane Rufin enters Z. c. Brennan, four years
old, sired by Orion; rider W. II. Gillian, 14S
pounds; dress, blue, &C.,. . .,.l .
Philip t1axalI Enters {. m. Lotte Lee, SIX years
old. sired by Bland; rider Philip Haxall, 1875
pounds: dress, orange and black. az,
u. S Watson enters b. c. Hengamiaon, five years
old, sired by Orion rider, A. s.. Andrews, 81
pounds: dress, purple and cherry.
II. Gillian enters c. {. Country Girl, five years
old. sired by Deucallon; rider, Il. Gilman, lol
POUNDS, QFess, wine cOIoTs
&. ~ Bolton enters b. H. Gipsy Chief, nine years
old, sired by Bland; rider, Jackson Bolton, los
pounds; dress. purple.
A. b. Anderson enters br c. Lightfoot, three years
old. sired by Tobacconi,t: rider, Z. W sutton, 1873
pounds: dres purple and yellow
j. w. G. Graves enters - Blunderbus5. - years
old, sired Dy Uldfeld; rider, j. w. y. Graves, -
e. White enters b. f. Diana, four years old, sired
by Orion; rider, +. McGin, 146 pounds; dress
X. Bradley enters c. g. Starlight, three years old
sired by Deucalion rider, H. II. Anderson, l32
pounds: dress, red and white. 1 LIS.
) A w. CARRIER enters br IN. Queen, seven years
old. sired by Lexington, Jr rider, 7. SnodSrass,
1875 pounds; dress, blue and white. t~' /
/. Il.I"i~ '7'erj <:H3 Nv. "..% .1.'#: y 1885. /!
Trotting In Harness-open TO all-best three In
ave; four or more TO enter, aud three TO start
Premium 1900; inst horse, 5000; second, @l2S
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MILES, HORSES, &c.
TAR OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 1873.
.. 81. PROGRAMME OF FRIDAY,
&. . FOURTH DAY:

Judges of Award will complete the award and
return books to the Office of the different depart
nents.
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Trotting In Harness-open TO ali-best three in
ave; four or more to enter, aud three TO start
Premium, $500; irst horse, $500; second, $12S
third, bT5. ga. &c., 49,.
There WIN be probably other extemporized races
which win be dull y announced. # &C 3O-lt !:
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rPLENDID FARE
FOR THE FAIR-WEEK

ALWAYS on the lookout to give bis customers and
the public the hest eating to be had, A: EICAEL,
stall No. z Second Market has just bought THREE
SPLENDID BEEVES, which be will butcher this
week Look at the weight: 80 = 1
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