Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
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EpRoAD ROCK FALL RACES, 1885, will com

n mence as usual on the last Tuesday September,
the Tree Hill Course, instead of Broad Rock, and
continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A sweepstakc for colts and filles 3 years
old, that race, mile heats, entrance $500,
half forfeit now subscribers and to close the 10Th
September.
SuJseriters.-John M. Botts George Goodwin, John
Belcher lsham Pickett
Sneosp DAr-Proprietors Purse, 2 mile heats, Tor
THIRD DAy-Jockcy Club Purse, $500, mile heats
entrance $50.
FouRrm DAY-A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES,
years old, mile heats, that never won race entrance
$780, half forfeit; subscribers and expected,
to close the 18th September.
Subseribers.-Richard Adams, William Williamson,
Isham Pickett.
On the same day, sweepstake for colts and FLIES
that race, mile heats, for silver tureen
worth S3oo-entrance money depends upon The num-
Der OF subscribers to name and close on the 18th Sep
TENDER. PICKETT 81 BELCHER.
September 1. 4-tdr
YuyREE Hill. FALL RACES, 1885 will commence
tinuc four days.
Finsr DAI.-A sweepstake for colts and FLIES years
old, mile heats, entrance $500, forfeit $lO0-now
subscribers, and closes on the LIST of September.
SuJserbers-Doswcll and Christian Adams and Cor
bin, John Heth William Williamson, VIM. r. Johnson,
o. p. Hare, Isham Pickett
SECOND DAy-Proprietor Purse $500, 9 mile heats,
entrance $l5
THIRD D,Y.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000, mile heats,
FOURTH DAr-7ieo S,ocepstakes-Tirst, for colts and
FLIES mile heats entrance 5000 forfeit $50 and closes
on the LIST of Superintendent subscribers.
SuJseribers-James S. Garrison, VIM. Williamson,
boswell and Pickett
Second Racc.-A swecpstake for all ages, mile heats,
for silver cup worth $200-cntrance money depends
on the number OF subscribers Any gentleman wishing
to subscribe any of the above stakes do SO by
making his entry, and putting it in the Post Office
the day the stakes close directed to the proprietor
September L. G34-tdl ISIiAM PICKETT.
MAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS-SeptemJer,
III 1880 Merchants Families aud Others-R III.
JENKINS would invite the attention of Merchants Fa-
miles and others, who in want of Staple Fancy
Dry Goods call and examine his very extensive assor
ment, which are now opening from the New York
TONS and from the latest impotatons They consist of
bales and cases English and French merinoes, sim
gle and double widths, of the most desirable colors,
cases, containing 300 pieces, plain, figured, plaid
and checked silks, OF the most fashionable styles
imported,
20 calicoes, of entire styles, from 10 cents
per yard to the richest quality,
so cartons fancy silk and ihbet wool dress hdki,
very general assortment,
100 boxes belt cap, bonnet satin and usrng ribbons,
of all colors,
cases aconet null Swiss cambrics and book muslins
30 and bales bleached and brown domestcs, bed
tlckings, apron checks and plads,
choice assortment of sattnes ves,ings cnssimeres,
rose point and duffel blankets,
cases silk and cotton umbrellas, all qualities and
prices,
800 dozen cotton worsed, angola silk, raw silk and
lambs wool, hose and half hose,
300 dozen silk kid, beaver buckskn hermann and other
gloves for ladies' misses, men and boys
Eegan; and new style chaes, and many new and very
cheap articles for ladies' dresses,
20 pieces bombaznes and black challies,
general supply of mourning goods
10 cartons lace insertings, edgng and cap laces,
Also muslin insertings and scollop trimmings,
200 dozen plain and trimmed silk, and bombazine
Stocks
100 dozen linen collars and linen bosoms,
$50 do. plaid and figured cotton hdks.,
20 do. lambs wool shirts and drawers,
bales white and kid fiannels,
10 straw aud tuscan bonncts,
200 lbs. cap wire
All coorcd satin and lorences with an extensive va
riety of many new fancy articles, and almost every
tice to be found in the Dry Goods business-all of
which, will be sold at prices etherby wholesale retail
to correspond with the Northern markets, at
II. I'll. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store
| N. b. New Goods receiving by every arrival
September a. 35-tf