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For Men.

A line Of Fancy Check and stripe Wool-Filled
Cassimores which would be good value for
Sc. at 30c. yard:
A line Of Imported All-Wool Csssimeres at SOC.
yard:
A Striped Diagonal Twiled Cashmere at Doc
worth s5C. yard
A line Of All-Wool Imported Scotch Worsted at
60c. worth 81 yard;
Mems Striped Socks at 3c. worth 10c pair;
Mems Mixed socks at &c. worth lOc. pair;
Uubleached Seamless Socks a 10c. a pair;
English Ribbed socks, unbleached, that sell Tor
25c. at lie. pair;
English Ribbed socks, in solid colors, that sell
for $50 81 Hc. a pair:
Real English Iisle-Ihread Socks, the 5Oc. quail
", q. 25c. p pair;
20 dozen Elastic Suspenders, with braided ends
at l0c. q pair;
Patent Cuff-Uolders (nickeD l5c. pair, sell
everywhere for 2jc.:
Colored Elastic Boston Gartcrs at lOc. pair;
Mems iargo-size White Hemmed Handkercbiefs
at &c.:
Pure Linen Woven Col0rei Eordarec Henmed
Handkerchiefs-the best 95c. Handkerchief
for 1Oc. apiece or 81 a dozen:
Mems imported pure Linen Hemsttched Hand
Kerchefs and very handsome and new style
colOTed borders, regular fity-cent styles, at
Ice. each:
Unlaundered Shirts with reinforced pure linen
bosom and wristbands, frui;-Of- the-loom
cotton we will close out all sizes on hand at
4fc. apiece or 6 for $780,
Gentlemen's custOm-made pleated-bosom shirts
Qauuderedl SIC. apiece:
French BRlbrggau Shirts (striped) at 40c
apiece-uothinr at 75c. beats It;
Gentiemen's Balbrlggan Shirts at &c. each
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O7ir Dress Goods.

Fvcrvwhera, everywhere, are the heaps on
heap- Of Dress Goods that MAKE this The
r-ra. eat stock n This city. All the suns you see
about the store are new and at such prices you
don't -ee elaewlare We have SPOKEN so mnch
about the colorcd Dress Goods We mention par
t,ulasly some bargains ID Black Goods you
Ai-Wooi = Nuns-velling at 29c.
Rls~k An-Wool Imported Albatross al 25c.
Bls5s Atwood doublo-vidth Albatross at 30 to
pat,rrns Of iapln's. 81 quality pure wool 42inch
vide Armures az 50c. yard;
Lupin's dollar-quali'y. 4i-inch wide Black Hem
ss-iarh VIDE Ai-Wooi Black Serge at SOC. a
.o-i6's wide 75c. quality All-wool Seeded Ar
lu.I,-s All Wool Heuriettas in all grades at
lowest values. t5c. 90 sL5O;
Pr.e-ry's silk-Warp Henriettas, SC, 81, Sl2o,
80, and S2-tne best values we have ever
The newes, plain black goods is called Bstisto
special rrices Ia All-WCol Batiste Soc 10 81,
siil-warb Diagonal Black Dress Goods for
Priesty's silk-warp Grenadine, 81 yard.
The SjIRS
corne Ia for a fan share Of the slaughter.
Egery shade More SIX a. &c. yard;
Every shade excellent quality SATIN al &c
yard
Every street shsde IN tho dollar and-a-quarter
Pure sllk-satu Rhsdamas for &c yard;
All street shades Of fallle Franchise Six al
g9c.; -,
The eone-,foller-and-s-half quality extra heavy
Saun kaadama Ia streei-dress cOl0rs al al
Esery new ehade In All.Suk Surah a. 5Jc;
The domestic Surah Siik " tho bes~Hearlng ana
pretuesi sils fabric. We have all c0lOfs OF
the a. . quality At 81 yard.
We vin close out every yard Of ColOred Oros-
Grain six worth up 70 tl.2j yard 75c.;
pr..g pur. SiIk Noires. excellent values al SIC,
81. Sl.25. aud g.; .,. ..... 81,
Riack satin Khadamas and Gros-Grain snks
for this sale.
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The MOURNING GOODS.

Black Henriettss, 79c.-not tho stretchy, WHY
kind, but soft, smooth, and full 10 weight
the celebrated 81 quality;
The 81 Cashmere. too, at 73c.
The Grape Cloth at i9c. for tho usual tiSs, quail
ity;
Fifteen pieces OF Black SILK Materials at sps-
cal prices this week They will he placed on
the last counter In the silk department Perfect
and good in every repeatedly lhs prices viii
be away OF. They were forwarded TO us on FRI
day
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LnceS and EnzbrOiderieS

The Linon Torchon and Medici Laces, some
slightly damaged. are selling ike wild-nre al
about half usual prices-this sale sees somo
great inroads into the profits on the embroidery
counter.
Csmhric Hamburg Edging az sc. yard:
- patterns Of 5c Embroidery for g.. yard;
30 patterns OF 6i(c. Embroidery for ic. a yard;
Is patterns Of Embroidery, from the narrowesi
edge 70 ~ inches in width, for sc. yard
worth up % l0c. yard;
Fmbroider1es s inches wide, in open and close
WORK. al I2l5c yard--usuRl price Is 25c.
Fpbroideries. I-yard wide for Children's skirts,
at PIC a yard:
4e-inch wide swiss Flouncipg at ACC. yard that
IS worth Sc;
A special bargain in 49-nch wide AZ 6sc.;
A thousand and one different Patterns-Rn ex-
cellent yalues-5Oc. 70 $3.50 yard.
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DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

Great preparations have been made TO meet
the demand on US for certain shades-enough
that you can get almost anything the heart can
sigh for. We see that the price Is rather less
than they can be bought for elsewhere.
The lo6-priced stuffs OF course are not TO be
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Colored Peoples Day.

selected for grand demonstration and parade
OF the State and visiting militia. trade organ
izations and civic societies. This day the peo-
pie of oHr race will have special access to the
Exposition. Eminent men of our race will
deliver addresses on educational and economic
subjects. la the evening grand vocal con
cert will be given jy choir of our best musi-
cal talent, in Music Hall. Duty to self, the
race and the State requires every man 10 put
forth his best efforts t. make this great enter
prize grand success.
For further information address Joseph Il.
Wilson, secretary. 200 West Broad street. Rich
mond, Va.
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Fire. Works Display
October 5th, 1888.

Mol. Brilliant magical illumination OF ben
gal lights with salutes.
MOI. Grand device Virginia Exposition.
decorated with an arch OF bayonet tire and
mitralllieuse OF cO!Ored meteors.
NOS. Aerial display Of bombshells. explod.
ing at Il height OF so feet. and showing star.
Of various hues and figures. golden cloud. sill
yer-shOwer, and willow trees. fired with conner
mOrtars.
Not Palmetto grove. exhibiting blossoms
OF golden flowers.
No >. Aerial display OF improved exhibition
SKY rockets, exploding at an altitude of 6O
feet and displaying new and novel features.
ianfaronabes and fiery DRAGONS.
Moo. Mosaic rosette opens with large cen
tire Of embiazoned shields. changing 10 a figure
OF Chinese tiger and saxons, Illuminated with
red green aud purple prisms. and changing TO
a checkered glory marooned
No :. Flight of Asteroid rockets, exploding
at an altitude of 800 feet. changing their
colors many times during their gyrations in
the air.
No :. Grand ellochia wheel. commencing
WIN Sclntillating centre and changing To two
large wheels revolving in opposite directions,
displaying golden streams of tire and tinted
borders representing a huge passion flower.
No". Aerial display OF bomb-shells at an al
-itude of 40 feet, showing twink!ing stars.
'omets' serpents ane aerial harlequiua.
No ~. The magic tree, dispensing blossoms
IL ruoies, emefalds and pearls, with all the
Attest decorations and colors in pyrotechuy
md Gorgeous design, and is justly called the
magic tree, as IS represented in the fairy lie
'end OF Aladdin.
NO III. Grand battery display discharging
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FIRST RACE EACH DAY. } GfLoCk ?. VI.
First Day Tuesday. October 9th.

FIRST race: Westoyef purse 500 OF which
s25 10 the second Welter weights. Gentle
man riders. Open only to horses used habitu
ally as saddle horses. No horse under fom
years old. nor any that has ever started many
but gentieI ans race allowed 10 start. one
mile.
Second race: Parse SsD. Of which $50 10
second. For ali ages. Maidcrs allowed ten
pounds. One mile.
Third race Purse 500, OF which $50 10 sec
ond For thice-y ar-old and upwards. Maidens
allowed If three years old. ten pounds: if four
years, seven pounds; if five years. tive pounds.
One and one eighth miles.
Fourth race Purse $50 OF which S25 to
second. Open to all ages. Weight for age.
Second Day Wednesday, October 10Th.
First race Purse 500, Of which $50 to sec
ond. Two years Old. Three quarters of "A
mile.
Second race Purse s@5O of which $50 to
second. Open 70 all. Weight for age. one
dnu Il quarter miles.
Third race: Purse s2J0. Of which $50 TO sec. |
ond. Horses beaten once at this meeting al |
lowed hyc pounds. one and onc-righth miles |
Third Day Thursday. October mn.
First race: Purse $50, OF which $50 TO sec
ond For three-year Old and upwards Win
nerS OIL sS'nsle race this meeting five pounds
extra OF two races seven pounds extra.
Horses beaten once allowed seven pounds.
One mile.
Second race Purse 500, of which $50 To sec-
ond horse. Weight for age one and one
quarter mile.
Third race; Purse. $50, OF which $50 n SOC
ond Weight for age One and one eighth
miles.
Fourth Day-Friday. October 18th.
First race Purse. $50 of which $50 m sec.
ond' For all ages. Maidens allowed. if four
years or under ten pounds. One and one
quarter miles.
second race: Purse. $50. OF which $50 tn =
second horse. For horses beaten and not hay /.
ing won race this meeting, those beaten
I"Ice aud not having won race this year.
allowed hvc pounds. or if they are maidens
allowed ten pounds. One mile.
Third race Bulfeld purse. $50, Of which
20 10 second. Weight for age. OH IA 10 all.
iaidcns allowed ten pounds. Two-mile
ash.
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ich csrmine and purple stars and meteors.

rich carmine and purple stars aud meteors,
No IL. Our country cousins comical and
mechanical pIece-out for days fun, enjoy
ing the exposition.
No -. Fire picture Of General Robert Il.
Lee. beautifully decorated. size OF bust
l0xl5.
No H. Aerial display OF bombs shells at a
height OF 100 feet, exploding into wheat sheaf.
stars. and japanese are-nys 70 humming
birds.
No Is. Diamond cross-This popular and
beautiful piece commences with rainbow
wheel of Chinese fire. changing TO a cross OF
diamond crystals intersected with jets Of sll-
yer fire. marooncd.
No l6.-Aerial display Of thuuderboit rock
cts. ATTAIN altitude Of 500 feet, discharging pris-
matte torrents Of golden showers and magic
starlets.
No II Aerial display of bomb shells at
height of 900 feet, displaying horresI- nests.
crowns OF pearls. golden stroamerc I'd nag.
nesium jets.
No Is. Mammoth prize wheel. ~ am
moth wheel represents large . liant
revolving sun. with electric eolore, -, q
the centre, making three changes.
No. -. Flight of fancy rockets, e. rat
an altitude of FIVE hundred feet, ana display
ing meteoric showers of electric stars.
No 81 Grand display of liquid fire rockets.
These rockets are entirely new feature I'm
only recently introduced in,this
country. and challenges the pyrotechnic art
of the world for beauty.
ND91 Tho urpat hon, io
With great explosions and earthquakes.
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RICHMOND, Va, June 6. ISIS.

The managers 81 the Virginia Agricultural.
Mechanical and Tobacco Exposition, having
allotted to the colored people sufficient space
in the Exposition building in which 70 exhibit
their products; We. the undersigned commit
tee urge upon them the importance OF placing
their products on exhibition at this great ex-
position in connection with our white country
men.
We believe that distinct collective exhibit
OF the products and mechauisms Of our peo-
pie Will AFFORD Il better opportunity 10 the
world 10 observe the progress made by them
in the twenty five years of freedom thaa any
other course We could adopt The advance
meuts and accomplishments Of our race in the
various trades, professions and industrial pur-
suits are not only evidences of the growing
hberality OF the Government in general edu
cation, but also the capacity Of the race 10
contribute 10 the material wealth and conse-
quent growth Of our state. Therefore we call
upon -colOred farmers, mechanics, artisans.
manufacturers and producers of
all Kinds OF goods, wares and products 10 place |
them on exhibition
space i given free OF charge: railroad rates |
and steamboat freights are reduced on articles /
Intended for exhibition.
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EXPOSITION
Continued.
s.peciaI Premium.

For the county exhibit which shall be decid~
cd the best by the judges OF
award there shall he added a
special premium, offered by Messrs II Phil
iips & STEIN Of one set OF china, valued at
$500. This special premium shall be conferred
upon shat person who has done the most
towards procuring and displaying said exhibit,
and who shall furnish Herewith the most
complete statement Of the resources of the
said county; said person 90 bce,ccted bya ma
iority vote of the county Judge, clerk and
chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors. after
said special premium is conferred by the ES-
position.
By order of the Executive Committee
ASHTON sTABKE, President.
AR VESABLE Jr, Secretary.
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COIOred Department.

This department is in charge of the above
named committee. They have issued the FOL
lowing circularto the colored people Of Viz
ginia. II is expected from pres mt indications
that their exhibit in this department viii be a
most interesting one.
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C0L0RED PEOPLES DAY
October 81. 1883.
e ACES
ATTHE
Virginia Agricultural, Me-
ChaniCaI and Tobacco
Exposition.

FIRST RACE RUNNING.
| Purse. si5, OF which s2j to the second. NJ
horse under four years old. or that has ever
started in any but gentleman's race allowed
to start. One mile. -Four to enter. three &c
| start
SECOND RtCE-TROTTING:
Four-minute class. premium si00-First
horse $40. second horse t25. third horse SIS.
One mile. Best two in three. Four 70 en-
ter. three TO start.
THIRD RUNNING.
Purse. sI25. of which so 20 second. Omen IN
all horses entered by their owners. Weights
forage. One mile, Four TO enter. three to
start.
FOURTH RACE rROTTING.
Free 10 all. Premium Sl5O-First horse sSi
second horse $40. third horse s2j.
One mile. Best two in three. -Four to- enter.
three 10 start.
Mule nce.-Purse, s2j. One mile. Open.
ownership unrestricted. -Four 10 start.
An entrance fee OF ) per cent. will be re
qured on all races. Entries must be ma 10 at
this Office. on or before the 18th day of Octo-
Der. The races VIII be governed by the same
rules and re.uations as govern the regular
running and trottiug races of this society as
LAID down in the programme. For further in
formation address Ar. YENABLE.JR.,
Secretary
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NlRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF.

NlRGIN'A-IN THE CLERKS OF.
-, nee OF the Chaneery Court OF the city Of
richmond. the I'd day OF August, lsss-In va
"'''V' ~ ''''''-''...... ..-'.,-,...P Plaintiff,
AGAINST
iiiiam taiiy, William Snellings. Michael T..
Lazy ana W. L. Crawford, 49,. Defendants.
In CHASCERY.
Inc object of this suit is 20 subject the effects
r william Lally and of snellings LsIIy. in
the hands OF William SnellngA 70 the s.,tis~
iaction OF the plaintiffs eiaini
And affidavit having been Ius.is and filed
that The defendant. William Lally, Il a non
resident OF this State. 1t is ordered .cst he an
pear mere within fifteen days after dus puoii-
, =, OF TINS order and do what Is rsc.s,ary
To protect his interests in this suit.
Copy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GODDIs, Glsrx.
BUN w. irLhh' pa. SSs saw
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Art Department.

Pictures. siatWry. modelling in amy plasr,
material, artistic ceramics mot for domcsti,
usc'. carved work. chased and ropousse work
artificial flowers. t3Niierm.c work.
ono srcca. feature of thcer department.
which wiI display thc artistic qualities of
Southern art Will boz q colonial exhibit No
state $50 ricu lu colonial relics as Virginia.
$50 State has SD many citizens interested ion
ler colonial history.
go give a accurate idea Of what colonial
house boo Virginia was there viii bca ac smile
0, thc house and of the beautiful old dining
Ioom. etc.. 40 The splendid old colonial man
s0u Brandon ON me James.
Tins department viii occupy q separate iron
ouldmg, Mr.. William H. Sheppard will have
oatIfe charge OF thc arranging and care of
tns department.. Many prominent artists
tUe promised contributions of their skill to
'h, exhibit. Applications for space in this
cfarimcut should be addressed to Mr.. vii
am J.. Sheppard. 1904 Main street, Richmond,
u.
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LEMON ELINIR.
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver. stom-
ach, Bowels. Kidneys and Rtood

ach, Bowels. Kidneys and Blood
AS prepared by DR.. H. Motley. Atlanta.
Ga. a pleasant lemon drink that posi.
lively cures all Billiousness, CONSTIPATION.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache.
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness.
Colds, Loss of Appetite, Feyers, Cbills,
Blotches, Pimples, all Impucitles Of the
Blood, Pain in the Back, Palp.. ilcp of
the Heart and all other disease ccps3iby
dlsordered liver. stomach srd b;j aeys.
me first great cause of all fat '' "a
Fifty cents and 81 per bott1 W
druggists generally. Prepa
Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
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PYR0TECHN MIC
DISPLAYS.

During the progress of the Exposition there
will be displays O. the latest andmost improy-
cd works in pyrotechnic art. The following
displays viii BE- tired October5:
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Finale.

No2s. gigantic cascade OF ilre. represent
ing the Falls Of Niagara OF $500 square feet
OF golden fire. with grand boquet of rockets
and flight OF monster shells. producing mil
lions of stars Of various hues and colors. In
connection with the representation of the
falls, by device recently introduced. the roar
ing Of the sublime cataract can be perceptibly
heard and will be "a most magnificent finale
70 this grand display.
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Enlric tION October 10Th. at 10 p.m..
Except Stake Races.
The First Race Each Day VIII be Called
Promptly At 100 pm.
First Day Tuesday, October 10th.

No Whitby Stakes, $50. For two-ycar old
colts and iillIes which have been owned in vir-
ginia SIX months previous 10 October lst. Mile
heats, best two in three, 10 harness. SIS en-
trance. payable rs follows: so tOaccompany
nomination September lst. 10 which time en-.
trance closes. and balance October LIST. The
Society adds $50: G0 per cent of the subscrip-
uon' entrance and forfeit 70 first horse: p per
cent. 20 the second horse; and - per cent. 70
the third horse. No race unless there are four
to enter ana three 10 start.
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TMLULAH, GA, July 10, lSS;.-Dr. II
.Mozley.-Dear Sir am a great believer
IN your Lemon Elixir, and use It in NV
family all the time We never use any.
thing else, from the fact that it does more
good than al. other medicines combined
Tor the diseases you recommend il for.
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent K. & ID. II. r.
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CHANCERY.

The object OF this suit j. 10 procurea divorce
from the bonds OF matrim0ny from samuel n
agncw, the defendant. and 10 recover alimonv
Tor the plaintiff. her attorneys fees. and costs
~ PROSECUTING this suit. suit money and the
having been made and nled that the defendant
SAMUEL H. AHnew, is not resident of the
STATE OF virginia. il il ordered that he do sn~
par mere within fifteen days after due puoti-
t =, .lo hei10i ana 30 what may be necessary
Ana IL Is further ordered that COPY hereof
he published once week for four s,Icce-sive
weeks IN the TIMES newspaper, published in
ms city, ana that copy be posted az the front
doOr o. tne Courthouse Of this city on the first
a COpy-Teste
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
H"h NAhfEh' D. y. lauf SAW
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THE DAILY TIMES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Y lRGlNlA.-IN THE CHESTER
field Circuit Court MAY I-,b tsss

NlRGlNIA.-IN THE CHESTER
" held Circuit Court May Eth. 1855.
ny parte, 4. Il. Heinrich.
1T appcarng that report Of the accounts
OF Carl Wiprcrman, administrator. with the
Will annexed, Of Oswald j. Heinrich. deceased
and of the debts and demands against thc eS
tale Of the said dccedcut, has teen lied in the
CLERK Office of this court under the provisions
OF the act approved November y, fhsI chan
teri ~ OF Extra Session acts. aud OF the
Code OF virginia. section 2108, and thai
more than one year has elapsed since the qUal-
incatlOn OF me said administrator: on the mo
non nt 4. l.. Heinrich. one OF the legutecs ana
deyisees OF The said Oswald j. Heinrich, deceas
ed; iC Is ordered thatthe creditors OF the said
oswald Heinrich. deceased do sasw cause N
any they can on the FIRST day OF Ne next No
VEN er term OF this court. To he ted by the
Judge thereof against the paymcnt anil dolly
cry OF the estate OF the said dClCdgnt % his
legatees ana that a copy Oh .hi9 .-der b..
published IN the TIMES newspepor. tgI' iished
IN the city OF Richmond. once ye.i- ID , fylr
successive weeks, and be posted O. p or OF
this court house on the second N..d,r II inc
months Of June and July next.
A copy -Tcstc:
dult-it T. lFInIvBNnv OIL,
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Special Premium.


.pc,.,,I ,.,.,..,. ''- '"'' "i
! following announcement fin connection, ,..,i,
the above >p.eeJ t.r.r.i.r, ,,. yv,..t..
stakes. Troffip., ,ao.. f,... -.,. o....,..,....
speeding warop. ,ibiolet so.. ..I..,,..,.ii...,.
Columbus Buggy COMPANY of CoI.,mLus a
! through Jo.orb - p.,... ..,. g'...,
! wa, built especially forfb.4 occasion, ..,,t ,.ll
] Doe delivered t0 tine ,.inna-or f,i. ,..., o.. .,..
close Of tho F,rl.itf,,
A.uro,. sr......,.
Secretary
First horse 500 SECOND morse sion thi,., -
$40. fourth horse so
First horse som .ocoud - s,a' go - ~
horse sGO fo,r,,, b,..s..,n '''' '"''N
''"'
horse sso0 so,-,,,i h.. .,,., is'
fourtb borsos,o ''''' '''' " fO''
No. Two thirty, I,.s ,......,.- .,o, -.
horse son second borso s,oo .,',-, .'1'
fourth bo,.o S,o f'''
No3 r,.,. ,,,,u,.. .,....
First horse s9jn second bo.rso. Sto- -
30. fourth horse so.
{
Third Day rhursda, oc,o,,.,,s,
Nh ! Two ,,,,....,..
,orse sofn -, 80 ','',''"n StVV fIfst
o,,r,l. ,l..,..,o ''0O' '"'i" morse sUo y
a
Mo- ,r... ,t,i,,.. il
inc, h.. ..,on '"''' ipcihluIh' sic r
6O. fourth horse so. t.
No ,. Two-twenty.hye elias. nror,,,... s.o. p
First horse $3.50 second bo,-o an. -, II
orSe s,5. fourtI, horse ssn mn"
FourtI, D,v rr;d. y
'''"' "
", u
,roo ,.o.,,. -, o',''''E'"H S'ahes' si'. For OF
'''D ~" '"i'N anu hiHes' which have III
.ats - harnn.s ,o"s - o''o'er ISL Mile ,.
80. "''t 'niee 'h hNe' -Four TO III
Iyable as follows: so 10 accomnan,. ,,,,oi,,o co
IN ON septenbor l., -. p''i' noni'la-
p l.t Tho ~oc,e, - ,1 p"yaoe octo- ~
80. - "lu sIo- FIRST horse VI
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ault-it f.. H.IFLOTrRNoy ctert

Y IRGlNlA IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OF THE CHANCERY COURT or
me CITY Of Richmond the Bird day of August,
loos-ln vacation. N'
hary % Agnew' who sues by her friend. 10
s'Ph - DdFlS's........ ..+.......... Plaintiff
AGAINST
samuel II. Agnew.... .............. Defendant