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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-11
NrILL LATER.

New YoRK, Sept. 6.-The Columbus,
Capt. Cobb, and the Charcmugne, Capt.
Pierce, the former from Liverpool, and
the latter from Ha,rc, have both arrived
bringing papers from the British aud
French capitals, to the 3lst july, and
from Liverpool and Havre Of the first
uItiHne.
ERANCE.-1 French Chambers
were opened on the 3lst Of July, by the
King in person. From the royal speech
tho situation of the kingdom Is Tranquil
and prosperous. There is a squirting
towards direct Interference by arms, in
the affairs Of the Peninsula, should such
a course becurne necessary to the siabI.-
i,y Of the existing governments here {;
and his majesty reminds the chambers
81 the snactmenls for carrying into exc
cution sundry treatics-that with the u
nitcd States among them NO doubt.
SPAlN.-A lelrgraphic despatch,
dated Madrid, 24th Jul, at five O'Clock
10 the evening, announces that the Re-
gent had opened the Cortes in person at
one O'clock of the same day, and that
Madrid was perfectly tranquil, and the
cholera was abaling in its fury.
GREAT BRlTAlN.-An important
debuto took place in the House of Com
mons on the evening of the 3Oth, in re-
lation to the Irish TiIhe Bill on an a
Inendment Of MIR. O'Comell proposed or
the third clause II reduction Of toIty per
cent. in he compositions, or twO-iiiihs OF
the whole value Of the composition,
which was carried against the Govern
mcnt by q majority ol82 to 80.
The effect Of this remarkable division
is to extinguish 268, ,0OOt. OF the amount.
Tho present value OF Irish Tnhes, by the
last returns, is about 60, ,0O0l. and it is
now, therefore, reduced 10 400, ,OOOl
Ministers subsequently agreed to sec
Snd amendment of Mr.. OConnell, ex-
Onerating all tenants or Occupiers Of land
in Ireland from the payment Of any tithes
whatever, and to compel the landlords to
pay the remaining three-fifths. As the
measure must he recast to meet these es-'
sential alterations, the consideration OF,
nll the early clauses was postponed by
Lord Althorp. A real and practical re-
lief is at last applied to one OF the great
grievances Of Ireland.
The probable demand for Gold to sup.
ply the orders from America, excited
sume interest in London.
1t was expected that the prorogation
Of Parliament would take place before
the 10Th Of August.
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large majority, over the radical candi-

large majority, over the radical candi-
date.
1t would seem that some doubt still
exists as to the presence of Don Carlos
in Spain. That he has left England we
suppose there can be no doubt.
The Marquis OF Londonderry gave no
tice that on Monday, Aug. 4, he should
submit u motion to the House relating
20 the foreign policy Of the country, par
ticularly in regard 10 France, Spain and
Portugal.
The news from Spain throws 10 ad-
ditional light on The state Of affairs, in
that country. The Cholera, it would
seem, has prevailed with iris htiul vio'
lence ~ the Spanish Capitol.
We neither see any thing particularly
worthy Of comment llom France, or any
other par Of The Continent. Greece
would oppcar to be in very distracted
state under its new King, und affords u
mother instance OF the i'll effects which
result from giving to country, instltu-
tions of 4 character for which the state
of society existing there, renders il unfit.
the riots at Madrid, on the l1tl and
lGlh Of July, had not been renewed
The number of Jesuils killed at the Com
vent OF San l,idor, is stated at from -
To- %. ia the Franciscan Convent of
San Tomas, still greater number was
killed. A number OF other converts
were afterwards visited, bat the doors OF
all Of them having been instantly thrown
open, the mob cOntenled themselves with
plundcr. The same was true of the
srout convent in Gale dc Accha, which
waS sacked on the 18th.
The fury Of the mob appears to have
been directed solely against the monks.
PARIS, July 27.-The French Gov
crnment received on Saturday last, II tel
eg'aphic despatch from Bayonne, con-
tanning intelligence from Madrid Of 22d
inst. which had reached Bayonne by
courier. Tranquility continued to reign
in Madrid. All the authorities, civil
and military, had been changed in con-
sequence OF the excesseS which had ta-
ken place within the three preceding
days. nj. Martinez de la Rosa had re-
turned to Madrid on the 10Th. The
Queen was expected on the 24th, and
would open the Corles in person. Pre-
parHtory meetings of the Members of
both Chambers took place on the goth
and 2lst, at euch of which the best spirit
was manifested. The cholera still con-
sinued, but appeared to diminish IN i'll
tenSity.
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From the Boston Patriot.
Brighton Market,
MONDAY, SEPT. Sth, 1884


At market 9l5 beef cattle; 740 stores:
600 sheep, aud ll1O swine. Several
parts OF lots Bec.es, Stores, Sheep and
Swine, unsold.
PRicEs. beef Cutllc--Salcs were
more even than they welc last week, but
prices will average about tie sane;--
we quote TO correspond with last week,
'viz-prime 4 10 3; good 4 80; thin
3 II 3 10.
Working Oren--We noticed fcw
yoke sold at S48, %, Ga, 60, 10 and 80.
C0rs and Caipes Sales were effect
cd at Sl8, D, 25, 90 and 33.
SioreS.-Our prices range so as TO
comply with Eastern and Northern, viz:
yearings Sc 8; two years old $40 u
10; three years old $l9 a. %.
Sheep.-Dull, dull, Lot Of middlng
quality were taken at | %, 1893, l 81,
| AZ, ! so, / 81, 60, 81 and 88;.-
better qualities at 2 "a 2l7. Wethers,
some OF which were very fine, 9, 9 50,
2 IS and S4.
.Swiae. The large number at market
caused prices to decline; one lot most OF
which were old, halt tbarrows, at 4 cents;
a lot old and young at 4c for sows and .
for Larrows; lot of shoais, half barrows
a, 4 5-3, aud one lot at-4 3-4c; at retail,
5 for sows and &c for barrows.
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AGENCY

r c. SHAW, informs the public that
~ he has opened Store for the sale
of New York & Philadelphia LEATHER,
of various qualities, consisting Of Slaugh-
ter and Spanish Sole, Hen'lock and oak
tan, from inferior and low priced, TO the
first quality and will kecpa II constant
supply on hand, and sell for cash, or up
proved notes, payable at Bank, ut the
lowest fair prices.
Dealers and Manufacturers in this i'm
portant Article in town and country, may
do well to call and Judge for themselves.
Newport, Sept. 4th, 1884.
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Etietl.

In this town, Yesterday morning, after n snor,
Illness. Anna Carpenter, widow Of the late Caleb
Carpenter, in the S3h year of her age--a worthy
member Of the Society of Friends, and much re-
specled by all who knew her. Funeral to-morrow
at o'clock, p. from her late residence in
Thames street, which relations and iriends are n-
vited to attend, without further notice.
On Sunday last, Mr.. Allen Norton.
On the 23d ut. Mrs. Sarah Bush, widow Of Mr
John Bush
At Aliddletown, on the 9TH instant, Hon. Isaac
Barker, aged so years
Al Portsmouth, on Thursday last. John o. C..
infant son Of Mr.. Edmund Barker, aged yr. and
3 mos
Al Portsmouth, 23d inst. Mrs. Hannah Shear
man, aged SO years, widow Of the late Mr.. Isaac
Shearnnan.
AT Elizabeth City. n. G.. on the I'd ultimo Mr.
John Geilroy. son Of Mr.. Nicholas Geflroy, of this
town, aged 20 years.
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Court Of Probate, .Nerport, sept. !, 1884.
WA IIEREAS an Instrument in writing, da-
w ted 10th January. 1892. aud Codci an
nexed dated 9th Of August, 1884, purporng TO
be the last Will s. Testament of Jane WiNsOn
late of Newport, single woman, deceased, was
presented for probate, and letters te,iamentary 1t
is ordered, That the same be received, & the con-
sideration thereof referred to Court of Probate 10
be holden at the State House in Newport, on
the LIST Monday in October next at I o'clk. p m.
and that previous notice be given by publishing n
copy of this order three several times i'll the Her.
aid fine Times, TO all persons interested to aP-
pear at said time aud place and be heard.
sept.ll b. b. IiowLAND, prob. elk.
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Court of Probate, .Neuport, Sept.1st, 1884.
THNiiE Administrator first Account OH estate Of
IL .Mehetabie r. Jackson, late Of Newport
deceased, was presented for allowance 1t is Dr.
dered, That the consideration thereof be re-
ferred to "a Court Of Probate, to be holden at the
state-Ilouse in Newport, on the first Monday
in October next, at o'clock p. m. and that previ
Gus notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order in the "Hernid Of the Times" TO all per-
sons Interested TO appear at said time and place
and be heard.
d. +. IIowLAND, Probate Clerk.
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Franklin observatory,
AT AUCTION.

The above splendid establishment will be-
sold at public auction on the premises,
on the Goth day Of September next, at
II o'clock, a. m. if not previously dis
posed Of at private sale.
XzsA THE premises consists of a.
GE:IR bout | g acres Of land, and
liiiJX& is situated on the hill, and
commands the most delig ghtful
prospect that can any where be found or
this Island. The mansion house has re-
Gently been re-moddled and fitted up in
the best style for boarding house, and
is capable Of accommodating between
thirty and forty boarders. 1t is univer-
sally admitted, especially by strangers
visiting here, that this is one Of the most
desirable boarding establishments that
can any where be found in this State
For terms, apply to CLARK BURDIcK, OH
the premises, or MILroN HALL,
Newport, Aug. IA, 1884. Auct'r.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

DRY GOODS Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Sept. l9, ot9 o'clock, a,
m. wiH be sold at public auction, al the
subscr. bsr's store, 10 close eonsigns,sniS :
A large s valuable assortment Of DRY
~ GOODS, in lots to suit purchasers
consisting of the following
Blue, blk. olive and mix'd br'd-cloths;
sattnets, ilannels, blankets, calicos, dia-
per, bleach'd sheetings s. shirtngs; duck
irowsers, suspenders, color'd s. white
counterpanes, cotton s. silk hdafs; linen
& cotton thread; clothing, and a variety
o! other articles.
N hay post II o'cloek--1 excellent 8
day clock; one time piece, two wooden
clocks, piano-lorte.
Sales positive, fair or foul weather.
conditions liberal, and made known at
sale. M. HALL, auct'r.
sept. II
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MEMORANDA.

On Monday night last, the sch South America,
Cook. from New York via Providence, for Cuba,
struck on ihe S J. part Of Block Island, and bill
ged.-She was got off and brought into this port
early yesterday morning, by the Rev. Gutter Vi
gant. On her passage from Block-Isand, Asa
Moss, one of the crew and native of North Car
oina, was Killed by the falling Of the square-sab
yard lie survived the accident abou, half an hour
Her cargo consisted ofproduce and some machine
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CHEAP vi USIC.
THE MUSICAL LIBRARY,

CHEAP MUSIC.
THE MUSICAL LIBRARY,
Published M monthly parts, containing SO
music folio pages Of music IN each part.
(PRIcE ONLY SO cENTs.)
6sTEvIIE design of the Musical Library IL to
IL afford the same advantage to amateurs
in music that the lovers of literature deriving
from the cheap publications FOR the advancement
Of real knowledge that are now distributed through
every part Of the empire, and are within the reach
Of persons Of every condition. II is proposed 10
publish Collection Of Music, both vocal and for
the piano forte by the best masters, ancient and
modern; the ancient in d state adapted TO the inn
proved condition Of our musical instruments and
the modern the best, and only the best, that the
contnen, Of Europe and our own country can sup
ply"
The demand for this work in New-iork was
SO great. that all Of the first Part which were i'm
ported were sold Immediately, and the subscriber
has not been able to obtain single copy; nor but
few of Parts and 3, which the public arc invit-
ed to call and examine, at
W. GALATIANS
aug2s Bookstore & Circulating Library.
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A CA SS Ed.

II. FOOT, respectfully informs the
~ Public, that, on the termination Of
the theatrical season, he is willing to
continue in Newport for one month, and
will commence giving Instructions in the
early rudi,nents Of ELOCUTION, pro-
vided al adequate number of Ladies and
Gentleman may be disposed to encour-
age him. Those who may be so inclin-
ed, will please to signify their intentions
to Mr.. Foot, OH or before Monday next,
Mt the Washington Hotel, Long-wharf,
where terms may be known.
Mr.. Fooi's Pamphlet on the Principles
and advantages of ELocUTIoN, may be
had at MIR. Henry Barber's Library,
No. l53, Thames-street. Price 25cts.
Newport, Sept. II 1884.
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G o. p A II We r HIP.
Silk Hat Mandatory.
No. 81. Ihames-street.


No. 81. Tbames-street
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
l he subscribers having form
u ed IA connection in the business
Na1 of Manufacturing : a Y \
BEAVER or SILK HATS,
respectfully inform the public, tha, they
will constantly keep on hand black AID
drab SATIN BEAVERS, Of their own
manufacture, inferior to none that have
ever been offered. The bodies of the
Hats manufactured at this Establishment,
are warranted TO be made Of the best
Russia Fur Gentlemen in want Of first
rate Satin Beavers, can be supplied with
in six hours at most, after their orders
are received, if not Immediately.
Also, plain Fur Hats for service, at
reduced price--warranted TO stand the-
water as long as any hats made in old
times.
HARRIS X. HEMINGwAY,
PERRY WEAVER.
N. b. Strict attention will be paid to
all orders.
Newport, July 81, 1884.
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E'Ol's Of'NeWpGrt.
ENTER ED,

BATTERED,
Barque Marcclla. Inge, " York:
Brig Balkan, Murch, do.
Sen Bird, Carr, I'm Madeira, vim st 1'hos.
Soop Herald, Manchester, fin n York.
CLEARED.
Barque Marcells, for Cadiz and a market;
Brig Balkan, Murch, Rochelle;
sch Torrenre, Reynolds, Havana;
Commerce, Messer, N Orleans.
ARRIVALS.
SUNDAY. Sept. 7th-sloop Fame, Brown. I'm
raw ca,uck for Pro,id; brig phebe, Hunt, from
Porio-Rc for do barque Marcella, Ingey, from
n York; sch William, Bugbee, fm Phlad.
MONDAY, sth-Schr Superior, Barlow, from
Sandwich; Collector, Harlow, from Virginia.
TUESDAY, 9th--brig Harvest, Lawton, IL ds.
from Havana, with mo!asses to -.
Brig Enterprise, Lewis, of and for Freetown, !,
IL days lm Curracoa sip Three Brothers, Brown,
of aud from Fall River for NYork; sch Julia Ann,
Crowell, fin Portland for Alexandria.
WEDNESDAY,, l0th-soop Herald, Manches-
ter. TN N York; sch Hope & Esther, Godfrey, fin
Virginia: sip pearce, Blake. I'm Camden for New
York.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Clito, of this port, was spoken Aug, goth,
in lat 80 2O-lon 6S 80 for Havana, 10 days frm
Boston all well.
Sip Rising Sun, Thompson, arr at Norfolk, I'd
iEst. from this port.
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AUCTIONS.

On SATURDAY .Nsrt, at g o'clock, a,
M. IN front ofih Subscribers store, WilS
be sold at public auction:
az bbls. old cider; 10 boxes 6 by 8 win
dow glass 4 chests souchone tea
partially damaged; 9 second hand cook
stoves; do carp' Is; 9 do sofas; beds.
= good alarm clocks, 9 wooden do;
heauiiIul broad band china tea sett, So
pieces, clothing, and variety Of other
articles. Conditions at sale.
sept. J.. NJ. HALL, auct'r.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

INIlE subscriber having received, under the di-
l. rection Of the Supreme Judicial Cour, from
John Clarke, cordwaner. an assignment Of his
property in trust for the benefit of his creditors,
hereby gives notice, that al! claims against the
said John Clarke, mast be presented within six
months from this date, or they will be debarred
from any dividend on said estate,
JOHN G.. CLARKE, HSg
Newport Sept. 1884
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30 DOLLARS REWARD.

VBSIIE bes, Carriage Of the subscribers having
n been naciously cut and grossly damaged,
during the night Of the 9Th inst by some person
or persons unknown; and similar outrages having
been previously commit,ed-'he above reward
will be cheerfuy and promptly paid to any one
who will give such information rs will enable US
TO prosecute to conviction, the person or persons
guilty of the act. HOWE & METClIEAR.
Newport, Aug IA, 1884.
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Married.

Al Dartmouth, Mass. on Monday evening, lst
INST. Mr.. Holder Amy, of Portsmouth, 10 Miss
Elizabeth Rowland, daughter Of Mr.. Resolved
llowIand, of Dartmouth.
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FARM, FOR SALE.

IYwA The Farm, next adjoining
EH!ttR. the southwest end of The Is
!isiiHI land, about three miles from
the compact part OF the town,
containing three hundred and four acres
Of land, with large and convenient two
story dwelling house, containing four
rooms on the lower floor, one of which is
l5 by II feet, and two Of II by 90; five
chambers Oh the Cd story, and large
barn, crib, sheds, ice house, sc. Sc
1t has an excellent sea weed privilege,
is bounded on the west by the entrance
Of the harbor, which affords fine fishing
ground, SC. For terms apply to
septll. 5. +. GARDNER
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Notice..

An adjourned meeting Of the Corpora
ton Of Zion Church, will be held at the
Church on Tuesday morning next, at 10
o'clock. a punc'ual attendance is
requested. Per order Of the wardcns,
JAS. ATKINSON, Sec'ry.
Newport, Sept. ~, 1884
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Notice.
NEWPORT YOUNG MEMS TEN.
PERANCE SOCIETY.
NOticc.

An Address will be delivered before
this Society, on Monday evening next,
by Thomas p. RoDMAS. The hour aud
place of meeting will be hereafter pub
licly announced. Sept. 18th, 1884.
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NE W BEDFORD
EnecsIigeMCc esEgice.


Opposite the Poston Providence Stage Of
fce-- Union street
YE>lIE subscriber has opened Office for gem
\ eral Intelligence for those who wish employ
ment as Domestics or in any respectable employ
ment--mae and female. 1 hose who wish EN-
poyment, will find it TO their advantage TO call on
the subscriber, aud for small fee. be accomnlo-
dated with persons who as applicants must come
with good references. A record will be kept Of
those who have real estate TO sell, houses and
farms to let vessels for sale or charter, money to
loan, and in fact all the general information that
is wanted in way Of busness.-Lellers by mail
must be post paid.
WANTED-l0 females that can come well
recommended to do the work in small families Of
from 4 to 6 persons. Good u.d prompt wages
will be given and paid.
ALSO--3 good American Cooks TO do the
work in two large families and one small one
The highest wages will be given to those that un-
derstand their business, and are willing to do it,
DANIEL. nUREl.L,
New-Bedford, Sept. 9.-(ll] Union st.
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IMPROVED SATIN BEAVER
iii A rs.
g THE undersigned having in
u their employ first rate work.
90 man at the manufacture Of Sat-
in Beaver, or Silk Hats, oner
for sale at the most reasonable prices, u
large assortment of the above article,
made "f the best materials parh uiaiy
for custom hats, which are equal TO say
the lcast) TO any ever offered in this
town or State. Also, an assortment of
New J ork manufacture.
N. B.-Hais OF any kind or quality
made at the shortest notice. All orders
received and punctuaIIy at
tended to.
sepll JosErH b WEAVER s, Co.
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ON.,fISSIONERS' NOTICE.

CO.Usu5D > DIc.N II IL ~ ~ ~ fCH.
NETE, the subscribers having been appointed
Wv by the honorable Ccuh of Probate OF the
town of North Kingston, Commissioners on the
estate of JoHN COLE, late Of said North Kings
ton, dec whose estate has been represented lnsol-
vent, hereby give notice, that six months from the
date hereof, allowed 10 the creditors OF the
said estate. 10 bring in and prove their respective
claims and that we will attend to examine aud
determine upon said claims at the Inn OF Lodwick
l.. Thurston, in said North Kingston. on the Sat
urdav previous to the second Monday Of februa-
nv. 1888. and that in the meantime. We will re-
ccive said claims at our respective dwellings.
William Browning,
Benjamin Hull, Comm'rs.
Sylvester G.. Shcarman.
All persons indebted 10 the above estate, are
requested to make immediate payment TO the sub
seribers. who have been duly appointed Admins.
,r.,ors thereon ELISHA WATSON,
Aug. li-[2s] Nm. WATSON.
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RAFFLE FOR A PIANO FORTE.

A splendid and very choice Piano Forte, val
IA ucd at $500. will b. railed for on tho 4ih
Of Sept. next, provided a sufficient Number "'
chances are taken for further particulars en-
auirc Of W. ID. CALLAHAN, at 40 Thames st.
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CERTIFICATE,

The stock from which the above Jack
proceeded, has been and is still, consider
ed las think the best that have heard
of in Virginia. My father, Spencer Cole
man, took considerable interest in the
raising and improvement Of Jacks, and
expect he has succeeded as well as any
one who has attended to that business,
having realized large profits therelrom;
and the Jacks Of his raising having stood
high in the estimation Of those who were
acquainted with the value of these ami
mails: the Major can boast that he pro-
ceeded from Old Sancho, who was the
largest Jack that ever saw, and was i'm
ported by David Ross from Spain. There
can be no doubt that the persons favoring
the Major will realize their expectations.
ROBERT 6. COLEMAN.
March 81, 1884.
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(ThepropertyofCol. VIM. R. Johnson
nNE Of the largest of the Sir Archy
w and Sir Harry stock. will stand this
season, on Mondays and Tuesdays, until
Q O'Clock, r. m. at the stable of John
Billmire, in Martinsburg; on Wednesdays
and Thursdays, until Q o'clock, p. m. at
the stable of Capt. Levi Henshaw, on
Mill Creek; and on Fridays and Saturdays,
at the stable of Peter w. Kerney, wal
pert's old stand, } four miles South Of Shep-
herdstown, and he let TO mares at the re
duced price Of eight dollars the season;
to he discharged by six within the season
the reason of the reduced price is ow-
ing TO the pressure Of the times. Those
who put mares 10 Sir Peter last season and
did not prove with foal, shall have them
ensured this year at ten dollars. Those
having mares not with foal, are requested
to enter them TO Sir Peter as early in the
season as possible, as it may be the last
time they may have an opportunity of so
valuable blooded horse as Sir Peter-The
season has commenced and will end the
first of July. Great care will be taken but
no responsibility for accidents. All pub
lie days excepted. Twenty five cents to
the groom in all cases.
JAMES BROOKS.
March 81, 1884.