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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-27
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON,
The Sacramento Uar-1he Sguatters-Land Claims The
Gold Bearing Quari--Prof. Pages Project The Edo
ny Line-lMr. Dickinson Salaries, dc.
learn that the of the destruction of the CITY Of
Sacramento by fire. in the squatters war, has been de-
monstrated TO be untrue by gentleman who came in the
Philadelphia passenger; and the prospect that the
andhoders would desst from the OF force and give the
squattcrs The subject will come before tbs Sen
ate Tomorrow when the California bills for settling private
land claims, and disposng OF the public domain, will come
The land claims TO be settled are ls the lately trumped up
old Spanish titles which every foot Of the whole
try that is supposed be vauabe 3D. the squattes claim
already put in 10 every foot of the gold bearing lands and
perinacousy adhered to; and 3d. the claim Of the United
States under the treaty of cession. So, there trangu
lar between the claimants, and each party will
the claim of the other parties If Congress should
law granting permits 10 work the gold bearing tracts
there will be fourth party in the heldthe u s. lcssees
who will go with capital machinery, arms &C., prosecute
their enterprise and project their rights.
The holders of Spanish titles will get decisions in their IA
vor they procure just such board of for
That purpose they want, and thus they will Uncle
Sam and the squatters also.
The sooner proper are taken to settle these
nciing claims the better. When a decision is legally
and fairly made the people will, doubt abide by tho
law. IT will be perplexing subject for time
The squaters have some show OF right their SIDE and
their claim small lots which they found inappropriate
and proceeded TO occupy and improve them just one,
and has been the general policy Of the government
cognize such cams SO far give the squatter
ton right the minimum price. But il not supposed
that will be the policy of the government to sell the gold
bearing lands, 10 which may have title If the quartz
rock is worth, Col Fremont asserts from 81 90 TO S.
pound it will be poor bargain sell it 81 25
The proposition TO enable Professor Page go with
his experiments in electromagnetic moving power,
failed. though Mr. Benton declared that in short time
Mr. Page would put ten horse power engine railroad
upon his pan and build engine that would prope boats
vessels that it was TO be of vast importance in
commerce in war; The Ebony line has yet got fairly
under way. II not germain the House thought
The NAVY appropriation bill But when shall be moved to
abolish the African eighty gun squadron the Ebony line will
Of take its place. The Ebony line will be efiec
tive in breaking the slave trade than the eighty gun squa
dron.
In neither House is there any abatement of the talking
faculty Hence thappens that the appropriation bills make
slow progress There is moody barrcade that impedes
the business every step.
glad to hear Mr Dickinson declare to-day, that a,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARK ETs. SEPTEMBER

TORaCCO.-The market today was active, and
prices higher than they have been at any e au,ng
inspection and the receipts are very small Inc stocks on
hand The t Of October are likely prove large
was anticipated short time since.
S,s of 20 bbds of Tobacco by NJ M Martin d. Co. the
24h, 25M and 26h Of September
MrJW Oliver, hhds. at SIP so; Mr. Wyatt Cannady,
hhds at H. at IL So al2 rs, 3at Is and at 10
Is; Gen NJ r. Hawkins, hhds, al $40 al II 81, and
al Is so Mr.. John Turner 2hhds, at STU az lo Mr
f. Hawkes. hid. at sl2; ~ NJ. Norwood, hhds, NJ Il
Is and a, 10; Dr.. e. 7. Sims, hhds ut Il - and at
II 80 and the following hhds. al SO Is at II at Is,
2nt II 62 and ID 25 l3 hhds., at II, at II p,
at Il IS at IL IS and Is % and II hhds At 10 %
O. n. NJ. MARTIN & co.
| FLOUR-Sales Of Richmond at 81 81 >; Seoitsville
s. 5 l2..
WHEAT-Ret and white los TO ITO c's
! CORN--Sales at 65 cents, and scarce
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushci.
| OATS-37s cents per bushcl
FISH-lIcrngs. No Cut Sc so; Gross 81 So Mackerc
No. g. ST. No . 80 30: No l. 80 3d. Shad IS so 81; and
dull for all descriptions
BACUN-Vrginia cured hog round * cents; Sides
=. cts new Hams 10 cents; Western Sides 6S
shoulders s.. 5s cts; Queen City hams lOs;
COFFEE-aIarket improving-Prirnc Laguayra held al
l2h a Is cents Rio held al 3 a l3H cents.
SUGARporio Rico Sugar 6. ~ cents, New Or.
leans new crop 81 ~ els; Croix 7a74 cen,s.-Loal
double refined III cents single refined III TO-. csirm
and improving.
| MOLA ES-Saes New Orleans nj 90; Cuba % &c.
o American proof S5c 18th proof 5Qa55 Apple scarce Sc
Richmond Rcctiied Whiskey u cents and advancing.
n. +. Rum 30 cts.
TEAS-Imperia 45a75c. per b.. Gnnpowder IS ITO cts
Young Hyson 3Oa75c Black % so C.
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies 44c; Tallow 10 II; Hulfs
Patent lac; Adamantne 25 Soc per h.. Jacksons patent
II! cents.
soAP-Rchnond and New York 3Ka6c
RICE-priine i cts.
NAIIS-3a CTS.
SOLE Observation-Disclosures tanned good l5k ali cts
damaged llal5 cts.
IRON-Pig Iron s24 to 3d. according quality Sweed
sos per ton English IS; Tredcgar, Richmond mandatory
80; Up Country Bar So ST. according 10 quality
STEEL-Amcrcan blisered SilO per ton.
LIME-Sl l2}1 scarce.
SHOT-5t cents per h.
HlDES-Green sailed AZ cents per ID. Calf sailed is
cts. 10 81 each.
BEESWAX-Dull at 2la23 cts.
POTATOES-Mercers selling from wharf at 65a75 cts
C0TTON-l2 l2H cents
PARTNERSHIPS cts.
SEEDS-Clover S4.75a550. No Flax in market
PLASTER-s3 25 from Wharf, 81 IS from Basin.
SALT--From store 81 s.; from wharf 81 is 50.
OILS-Spcrm winter l20al25c; summer ll0al5c; while,
crude 5a50 refined G0a65 Lnseed S0aS5c; Tanners Sl2a5
per barrel.
HAY-Norhern, in bales, sales at IS so cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET SEPT. &C.
Beef Cati!cAt the scales 50 25 TO IS. Market well
supplied.
iiogs-s5 so too nett.
Sheep--s 80 10 s. nett as in quality: .-
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,,,s az IA e1o q 79I 0oo

Totals 81 al GAO 81, QUO bU,UUU
During present year many factories have been erected
in the Southern Sates-and is computed that South and
West OF Maryland there than 500 factories in ope
ration consuming he Of 1000 bales of cotton
year. With abundant water-power, coal and ron fine
climate the successful experiment Of slave labor in
featuring the raw material which be obtained at its
own door, 1t cannot be doubted that the South will go
on to extend its manufactures and rival the North
With every element of prosperity In full operation through
out the Union would be folly aud madness to tinker with
so important So the present tine The South
tany have every thing to lose by increase of the tariff
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Judge PRATT of Oregon who left California al ,h tns
S,e assures the editor of the New York Tribune lnal
M rcoson 10 believe the that Sacramento
inc, has been burnt On the contrary he saw Gen WIN
h,sr Of the Pacific News on the Carolina al the ia'es
, and was assured BY him that there had been no
-, Sacramento since the Senator, that the con-
story must unfounded Judge P himself came
I'm from Sacramento in the Senator and Is conhoent wa.
49, as no fighting after The Senator ct-tha the squat
.ne.. 1910 submitted without further resistance.
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WasA,ScroS. SEPTEMBER %, 1850.

IT. n, Senate aud House ef Representatives:
U;n be.n informed that il the wish of the family ana
If the late lamcnted President OF the United oa'es
, h;s remains should be removed 10 the State OF heuch
' dsirous Of maniiesng the most sincere and pro-
anu c, far the character of the deceased, in when
dnnh not Congress will July concur have fell to pc my
dUIv 10 make known you the wishes Of ihe iaiy l'
uus i, nrryious TO your adjournment adopt such pro-
is and take such order the subject as In your WIS.,
I i Nv seem meet and proper the OCCASION ~
dom may se''' '''~ WILLARD FILLMORE.
- Nr yin,,n the message referred 10
s omntre Of Ways and Means, and ordered TO be print
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srvr on We learn that Captain Williams Of the schr.
r Inv who was examined in this city, on charge ol
lurd or abducted slaves from Their masters ~
kim William county, about month since ana was se w
49, r,vo 10 that county the charge, mas oeeh eA
mined before the County Court, and sent on to the CIRCUIT
Cnmr, or final trial. Republican.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, SEPT. %, lS50-44 p. ".
FLoUR-Saes Of 800 bhls. Howard Street to-day at 81
Sls 700 City Mills chlnged hands ISL 6Sh.
Wheat and Corn Prices unchanged and receipts light.
MASSACHUSETTS at Pie.
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p;.hmond S,p.ember 6. $50.
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NOR ltENT-rhc Eagle Ito

NOR KENT-rhc Eagle Hotel the Town oil + p.a. q.
hammock the ensuing year. term II k
much desired by public this house should be opened
as Tavern the death Of the last incumbent inanuch a.. n
hui one public hous. the place. We Will therefore g,y. m
SION a, moderate rent the lt January any on wAa
p,bc and the business. No doubt ~
cc,yIng ,uil from the pubic.
a. BROckENBROUCU
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ssIS properly situated on Nan Street ~ the city Of Rth
ioni tive minutes walk oi tie Dvpots n the Nlr III
rni Central Railroad aud The Dinvlc ltarol mmeJta, "
~ vicinity The Dock, and lis coanexicn with the lanes
and kanawha Canal aud 10 II and 10 the steamboat
ping wIarvcs l any IIoc this ciy. viii sod 20
highest bidder public auction IN TUESDAY, The I'd a.
l, al I'm ca premises This Hotel we'll built .;a
being as large AMI conoousy planned In this cry ai
situated in rapidly improving neehboriood where 'c
bic adyanc IN the value ri properly. Is expected
The terms sale will require ash payment OF Sl90, $1,000
paid monis and sl0 III twelve nons from The t'y
and the balance IL he purchase money 10 be paid In equa paris
Tie piraon two, three ani four ear1 day
dit pa bear interest from Tie day OF SALE anl be
by i deed OF trns upon the properly.
Also io sale al AMI place aud sm and prof.,
tiaaie thu dwelling house ant uiE. and heoio
attached the Hotel alJiig good location Tor Kind
camille business.
Tie title believed lie unIuescaab
b. request oil the Bank Of he Uni ed States
2i-c!aHds W. GOnplN Ayc,r
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$50. \ SITUATION WANTED.

N ioo.Nn uEN LEMaN, born anu educated NHsI'd'
has some experience in teaching and has attended tue e
on me branches which ne proposes teach al the University
ehia desires situation private family Academy
ms or some more Southern Stare He qualified teach N
FRENCH Herman Anglo Saxon Latin Greek and the elements
iheintics, including Algebra aud Geometry.
Reier 10 Drs g Harrison and Schee DE Vere University
ma VIM Gordon. Esq. hlbrmarle: Mr. P. V. Saunders, l.
Esd aud X NJ Mckee, A NJ. VI. d., Louisa Court House A.
Charlottesville
Sept. lS-cLaw3w
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7. NJ. b ROY

The undersigned this opportunity returning ,Esa
their friends and the public generally for the liberal a
heretofore upon rn aud hope by strict attention
branch OF their business TO merit continuation their "a,
The Furniture this House is entirely and Of mos
proved and modern styles No pains will be spared reo
comfortable who may with call G A, HODGES
WM WILLIAMSON
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}. &. CRANE & son, No. 10, 18th street
RE receiving their FALL STOCK consisting III part OF u

a kb receiving their FALL STOCK, Consisting III Part OF NV
n lowing
1000 .iies Sole Leather, all qualities
@,WO lbs. coarse and fine Shoe Thread
ae9 sides Russo, and Wax Upper Leather
lOo dozen French and American Calf Skins and Hips
Harness. Skiring and Bride Leather Morocco and Seal SKINS
Chaisc and Bag Hides, Curtain and Patent Leather :,
Bal and acing Leather Sheep Skns, Binding aud Lining Sal
Gig BOWS ana Moss. Rubber Cloth. oil Carpet, &c &c.
Embracing the usual Goods Saddle and la
makers Boot and Shoe makers Carriage Makers Tanners aA
ricrs and Machinists.
Asp Spanish and Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins. Tanner
aud Tanners and Curriers' Tools, which offer for "a
time Sent IG--r2aw.
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~ session. he should propose increase the salaries
me clerks in the public Offices. The pay Of members
u nngress also ought TO be at least doubled, and tho pint
ers ought 10 oe "D'' r' IoS.
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NEW YORK MARKET, SEPT. -, 1850.
CorroS firm. SOUTHERN FtorR-Ne quote sales nj 81
% 81 IS. GRAlNPrmc qualities unchanged with an up
" nd tendency
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THE PENNY PAPER.

REPORT !a.ia, circulate! wlnn the days that
prpcos haze abn Toned The enterprise take
friends that la; without the least oua!iiDm
Materials have already purchased. and shall
b emitted da"s present tie pubic medium Tor News
Advertisements DC exceeded By other paper ~ the T.
$ ,;cs. Sept. 21,'3;
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: CARRIAGE MANTFACToKi.
GlI,i HOTEL,

rE7E subscriber having purchased lease upon this az r.
comoous House, and having secured the services al y
cooperation Mcssrl C. A Hodges and Captain VIM " III
hanson. We'll an! 1:ofaiv known the public, gives no
il IL nos open the accommodation vi the public
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CU-I,AlsTN EikSIiIP.

HHANlNG associated with III business ABNER r HAR'
SO long and avcraby known my customers the mca
business viii ~ future be conducted under the
RICHARDSON II HARVEY.
In returning nv thanks my friends and Tor The r.
patronage Heretofore bestowed beg leave solicit
tnuancc vi the the concern
II O. RlCIIARDS0
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LARGE STOCK OF FALL GOODS.


s Of July last and received by late arrivals large pe
OF my FALL GOODS. am prepared to offer pu93
Tue best terms OF the commanding stocks OF coci 90
found III thu country. istng twelve hundred
prsnc n! the varieties Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS b.
NETS. TRUNKS. &C &c.
Without enuncating the different would
an assortment rarely 10 bc with. Of which have beer
nuiacicd 10 orders and b. directions with yie"
trade at this market
With grateful recollection OF the liberal patronage heretofore
slowed b. tile pubic, Will be my purpose keep o
Goods on hin!, AMI 10 sell such pces, couaa
Of the sanlc. HENRY W QUARLE'
Sont =
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MARINE JOURNAL.

From Richmond Reading Room Book, Sept. 26.
REPORT or STEAMER AUGUSTA FROM NoRroLK
Vessels beow-At Deep Water Shoals, Schr Mary Eliza;
NJ Buckers Point, loaded Baltimore schr unknown;
PORT wALTHALL, Sept. &c, 1850.
Ccared-Schr Mary, Pearce coal for Norfolk schr. Ex
press, Carbon, coal for Norfolk.
ANAccoMPLIsHED YOUNG LADY, vhgnian by
"a BIRTH DESTROYS OF obtaining situation Teacher prvae
family assistant in Female seminary healthy section Of The
feels herself uy compccn, the task OF giving instruction the
English and French Languages Music &c Address D. os' IsD
li,y within r If r. Rcbm" with ,oc d n'I HWY
houe suitable buildings thereon perfect condition.,
together with orchard supply Of spring water &c Persons having
oihre Of the Tichmon enquirer
Richmond. 2jh September 1850 CT
pEMOVAL.-Illc their olhcc for
lew days No IS door below Messrs John wombe
For this day a, 10 ocock-captas sss7 10 Of 500 10 of 500
&c Tickets 81 M6 ociock-capl's sl5o0 Of $500, Of
sgs%I S+Is"; = $1,000 5000 Of
IS Nos, l. drawn. rcke,s $40
% = % o. III . { y ". p PrRcE /. g CO.
SPIT ~ Agents for d Paine ~ Co.
L Man Street. Richmond, Virginia.
I I9cf Sem p na1 s F a s" e 1ax0 CAM
10 Of Is o s4S d 500 Tickets s Aso s" Maryland Wand
aS Of a ssy f 3 N' 1sst t a s Capitals
5 Look on axs for The $4,000 boy Tickets $40 e. 9sn
OTHER SIG i; TS @ 81 PIANOS
xoRcEsTERS risSos take sre, sp pleasure
by Mr. H. Worcester bee doll II
50 co'sacnosy knowing they will lu.y all tina! we can say IN
wood aud mahcsa OF beauty aui exquisite finish
The New York Commercial Advertiser OF the 10Th Juac 1880
Also I'VE take pleasure endorsing ,i: testimony The
pleased the day evidences agreement the
public opinion aud the demand Pianos OF Mr. WoeS
factory which OF the largest aud most complete establish
men;s al the kind in America"
w supplied with full aud complete Of
Mr.. worcestcrs choice stru'nen's a factory prices
.umens Mr. Worcester they shall
" s and rase '"' an s' MoRRs G BROTHER anna
WALL sTKEE EI = TA I!,tS ISSn AND READY
,NiIE having openeite store N" Wal Street uner
Merchant aiorn; business would inform his
and the p% re- M % ha ~ of
assortment Of CLOTHS cAssMEREs and yEsriNcs all
weeks prepared
al the shor'es, notice and in the mos, approved style
ARTICLES Shirts Co lars Draw and pocket Hand
Mo R umss Mon nSys Eel Corn Urn
ING Of every quality ior boys from 80 10 year, Of age
ID TAYLOR has Just received complete assortment Of all the
exquisite melodies that have been warbed by The voice 81
bewitehmg Jenny Lind America;
among the of which may the following:
Hcrdsman;s Mountain Song
Jenny inds Greeting America written by Bay Taylor music
BY Benedict
o. calm forgetful sumber from The opera "olhe,a'
We now must part from LA file du Regiment
The Mariner, Swedish Melody
Sunny World ballad
Holy beauty, child Of nature; from Lucrezia Borga
Take this lutte, a ballad
Robert Robert T." Jamie; from the opera Robert the Devil"
The Village Sprca ballad
With others
Also elegant bound and illustrated choice
collection Of her fncstsonss PIANO WAREROOM,
SHPt n $50 Main street, opposite Banks
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- - KEQVISITIONS.


TOURNAMENT At THE TUGUENOT SPRINGS.
A TOURNAMENT will take place the IIusueno Springs Pow
hlian THURSDAY. the Goth Gentlemen de-
OF participating the gallant and manly can
10 50 by cnng their the Proprietor, the SPRING.
leaving ihcr Repub!ican Office posi-
be in ORDER have their registered aud tic list
day will be night BY the QUEENS
BALL.
The GRAND FANCY BALL will or following night
FRIDAY. the 9th
he officers and the Of the fitting will
be announced hereafter
BFaci,'es getting the Springs viii be greatly in.
erased li- year " RoYSTFR
Sew
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The vickshus Wing that Gov Qni'man had writ
proclamation calling the Mississippi Legislature to-
eether and intended issue in few daysbnt had been
advised geographically by the delegation in Congress not to
convene the Legislature The Information cannot be vouc-
ed for but hope may be rueor cannot see whatre-
dress the South haveand what other result than
improbable agitation follow the converting of the State
Legislatures the present time dissolution Of the Union
is sought be made the issueand but the most in
aated harbor The belief that the people of the South
prepared for disunon and civil and hoodshed Cali
iornia is sovereign State Vgina, being admit
ted to all the powers and attributes Of soyereigny-and,
il not in adherence TO every principle OF State
Rights, cannot gee how she be stripped OF her
munimens of power and reduced below the character of
State. Should Texas TO the adjustment made for
her benefit interfere with her sovereign right and
hat arrangement be disturbed Why them seek
keep the agitation for the unhoy If rupur
ing the Unon The people of the South will this mat
ter in s naked defurmiiy. Are they for disunon
count of what has been done?
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RICHARDSON g. HARVEY.

Would most respectfully call the attention OF their friends AMI
public generally their large and desirable Goods
purchased IN the Northern cities. aud the favorable
pacing every article the Dry Goods and Grocery a. which
are decrmuedto s" lows for cash punciua u
thankfully and promptly attended TO.
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YITtuc OF Uee'Is
ID 70 Charlie. s Darlington. the 2h day Of October lS
the Other Charles : Darlington and T. A. Williams or
purposes therein specified and both duly recorded tie Clerks
fce Of the Count! Court OF Halifax the undersigned Will proc
the 9Th day October 1850 sell public tie
the OF band called Falkland the o als&
ig Dan Rivc and containing by survey 1872 Of
3 low grounds ~ island, and 99 up
large r)poron al the upland standing It's original
The buildings excellent dwelling house. granary,
and all other necessary out houses.
The fall in the this place affords power
Also, the time and place. will se number OF YAH
negroes together with all the stock crops OF kind pd
Utensils. and household and kitchen furniture The title The
property uuqucsIicnihc but selling trustees will 60
such only Terms made known day sale
G. = CARRINGTO'
SEPT 2f-ctw T. A. WILLIAMS
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FARMERS HOTEL-FREDERICK
VII, House having been thoroughly repaired e
months has been esse by the subscriber lor n
years. HIS reserved for transient bcaric
are anos, door. and ladies all
the ladies' ordinary His table shall all times be supplied
the best the market affords His Bar with the best Liquor
Stables. large and the H0ue with
psOvenler All who paunze him assured that
shall be made b. himself and give entire
Tie Stage Oicr Eupepcr Court House and fauque Whe
phur Springs, is kept IN this House.
IN,
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G. A. TACGrTr


y
geREFERRlNG continue keeping Public House
Il sell the EXCHANGE HOTEL. In BoyiOn r
houaes in good repair. and well furnished.
The situation and liberal patronage o this Hotel strongly Trr
this property the favorable consideration Of
disposed 70 keep House Of Entertainment
Tie terms s be literal AMI given or before 'e
of year
i i desirable that the sale be made practicable Al Z
posed purchase requested To their ttG
vcuience aud examine The premises ask for further pa
by corresponding with The subscriber. Ann l.. RAiNEN
Aug Al. tIstJa Eyecutux OF Philip Rt,asV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EaIREIEI.n EsTI


FAIRFIELD FALL RACES 0~o-~~
WILL CONNIE &c On TUESDAY, Oct sth, So,
Ers5 y issI%ss s.: I:S: $500
800 entrance the stake Cer cent tbe
SECOND DAYPropretcrs Purse $780, entrance so pUfs
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse 1910, three heats
FOURTH pAY-slvsr Pate; entrance s..
FIFTH DAY-A Saddle for Saddle Horses en,ran,s,
From the character OF the Horses train fines, sro
Sept I2-cu Ro p. NEw.p,,r,
FAIRFIELD TROTTING RACES.
rs>HE first meeting Of the Fairfield Troning .a>,-
Club WI c,me OF on TUESDAY. Noyen: <s4.AsA
FIRST DAY.-A sweepsiake SO entrance; 2-z-SA
sa5 forfeit, close Isl Of October mile heats IN hl.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse.
For particulars see future advertisement
The public are informed that Mr. Geo Walden has eun
city, and VIII take horses and the 70 ID o
Apply a, BankcE'hip- stabe Sept i2s-
EtOAD ROCK RACES.
'sHHE Races OYER TN. Course wi com .A%o&
4 mence On "Wednesday, line 10th Of DC. &STsASA
FIRST pAY-sxeepatakes for three year :.-z.MN
aud IL. mile heatsntra.Ice half tor,
name and close the lst Of September.
SECOND DAY-ropieor's Purse s9o0.wo mile lea;s-i,.
THIRD DAY-Jockcy Club Purse sioo-hree mile hca.sf.
a ageswi;an Inside sake Of 500 elc! Tour subcns,
FOURTH DAy-Sweepsteke for,hrce year old ,:aa file
i Is: s;g'sass'a ,o IN GREEN to I is9tS
Au: l3-cwtlohoct r,i
cAKR! L4S r.r M hSnIoN
HE subscriber takes this method 20 inform his
friends an! the public generally that he has
hand large 81 CARRIAGES. OF The Ia JsjST
test and most fashionable sy!es. consisting S&
COACHES. COACHES. cHARRl0TTEES. STANDING II.
BAROUCHES. RoCKAWAYS TOP BEGGES. with and win
siding and DUGGES WITHOUT tops, manufactured ou
hes. rnlier!as and OF superio. workmanship.
All persons OF CARRIAGES invited call and eys
my am determined 10 offer all articles ms e
reasonable articles OF similar style AM an
~ be purchased any where
Carriages every description Manufactured rler REGAIN
be eaccued wokmaalike manner n
Dispatch. ALFRED KING
Sept g3-c3m