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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

IMPORTERS AND WiIoi.Sal,G nrsLkts Is DRY coops,
supply 81 FAIL t AID WS vi, I Dry &c GOODS " nIs si
Back blue ami "sr rench cIo,l,
Green. br'wnit Dah.ia do
Ears ',i Fa.e! french cl,.lnecs
S. Ss'. T X, f's s f St"ae G' ss%s
toaiInss, Ilnse,s ~ kcfsc,s
lanqeis Blankets an' paiiin.s
t@ia5ufsS. pr'an and b!r,chrd Domescs
j "eas. lrnnetias aa 'asi,mrrcs
Chiutic, R,scGfs aud Ntiiciian silks
S.tkco't,nan. Linen canacc IIair!scrcliefs
ll'>'H, s',@riers and Button,
1i,cai' and spool oi"i-. d.ncrcn;makes
W.i,r rn.rrci lnlhlics
Also NE ls.n, Three ply Brussels TAPES.
II! aHai Neiyet CasIelIDss ever offered:
.rGHed tarrci," aai Imperial Rugs
,+.s''.'e re'~i, and i''re Mas
,ey aiNio,'. reduce much As possible
Mi "i~r cr'f inducements I" purchasers Sep l0dAclm
NEW GOODS.
VALENTINE, GRESHAM 90 have receive and opened
mn DoaL>rlc nRY GOODS purchased Northern
TIE cash prices, mi offered aud
Ezra .ure aud fancy coll res an! Doe SSns
S"is'tae a"d mr.am "r! ,2hS az foots aud prices
no! pn~. a'es mAed aud Kentucky leans
'i"Hia"i ie1'N i'irt krr'cys AMI Cloths Tor auorcs
10" Eiiird hcf,c!' Slunsi's Jeans aud Twee,is
ss a, ~, w., WIZ t or,at : Oder u.e racnels
X ID >"!o% 6l'e 5,ck dsfe't iannris
Snl,.,tne Chrpetis>. Rugs printed
Mooicn levr' Cashmere, Nairnua ani other >esInss
PAN ani figured ~!s. sain and velvet We unss
Is ~nier French tenn"s, rhlbc cIols and Ca>hmsres
srPerc slS warp pcrsihnaud kc.e'G CIo'hs
>N AMI ~ou,r,. dt and linen aoI,in dresses
PAN alpl embroidered n"n'ir listics and Alpica~
La-sl Metinos. laalc. tIolu ani bach B"nbaz!nc
ra,he.e. pam AMI h.uc M'u,seiine lie Lame AMI B4reses
Sdicr 'i:I black Alpaca. an Canton C'r'
Elrh rh'"sl""@ Ar'"e Silks
l,a., Ii,ir, Sl" sam Iura AMI blacA i:srci SIX
Nd:crci >ik- co.nci ~ Nirc.incS ani ft"rrnces
Gr 20 ani blue 'ift ior s"''t riiE ne T." FioumcS
w"ol"n logan square >.awIs aud can ikrrcliei.
nce s'"'eea ~ "o@'sn and cotton Vests anl Pants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
w"
Vsy VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, executed

I'D nle By William Madison aud benefit Moses
record the ore ut the clerk the Mad
son will fourth THURSDAY III October. that
ay expose 10 pubic cash undivided h II.
OF land william Miilsoi deceased his wniom
lie: said W. H. Maids and Others. the said Paul ay
ns bought the lie OF Mrs. Madison.
e.. .r-cu,w u ~ TONNES Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

nkS. FELLEIT'S
BoARDiNG And DAY SCHOOL,
opposite the City Hall, Richmond, Va,
"a ILL DC tot the TUESDAY, the II OF
w October, 'r3u
TERMS:-(PAYsB.E ~ ADVANCED
Board fuel and I.hls o the scholastic y,a do mon,h) 500
rulioni. IN En .isi branches, 40
Primary do. 80
Lat; and the Molcgn Languages. each 20
Music G ultar and Singing, each Gu
Washing extra,
Will be given during the Bellies ctres the
The VII have Library Of Work
an om the large additions the Appaa the exI
Pneumatic Electricity Astronomy, o. and Chemistry,
particularly aape 10 the attaining thorough knowledge Of
these branches
ENGLISH
Richmond september -. $50 d&c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

FRlDAlTe Sussex Comfy Delaware Lottery, Class Car
tails: S-s1 tuo 1900 3rU, - Nos, IL drawn Tickets
Si-shar,s M proportion.
SATlRDAlTle Virginia MononralIa Lottery Glass ILL., Capt.
soouo 1900. loose COCO, 3Utp IS Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets sl'--sllircs III proportion.
SATURDAY. October 26ti-Bllan Sclcrc!-C Capitals: of
So uup. 3UUn li,-5S, louuJ sou $500 iuu, o
5000 &c = Nos. IL drawn. TIckcS sasharc proper
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery. Class III. 10 be drawn 9Th De-
iober Nos !! drawn Capitals. Sj,p 1900 2uUu, 1900,
10000. o h2>t. ! oi 1!ht. 3,As 100 100
sl6-sacs III proportion
Virginia Mon"nsaa Lottery, Class III.
Der - Nos. II drawn. Capitals s!u!t1u .U.uU. $1,000,
1000. j>} al 5000, 10 OF l,Juu 400 Tickets $40
shares III proportion
Virginia Monnsala Lottery Glass X. be drawn Goth
= Mos. IL drawn Capitals $1,000. 3o,Vu, E.>.S. ~
10 H >u 81 1900 1910. oi 3Lu 2tuu Ia 81 l.tu - OF
lao. 30 oi 1000 &C. Tickets S4Jsaes proportion.
~ Change OF hour. Sales The above Lotteries
O'clock r aud tae drawings received about ocock by
cg@piL
a Drawings o smaller Lotteries received Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays a. O'Clock Sales close hall past III
Price oi Tickets from 81 to 50 81
- OteTsior Packages. Certificates Packages Tkels
Shares She above Maury Co Lotteries which
thee. cravings day prices from 81 stu
tickets, MI receive th mot p"iH attentions and the drawings
warcd nmeiate!, distant adventures when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No J. Exchange Place. Richmond. Va
Rccol!rc No 3"Iiercs luck odd numbers. Rory
Il N,or,' sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

ON HIHE-Two dining servants for balance 81 the
: year. eso, a fret rate male cook ToLER COOK,
Or Pearl stysse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

- trJar!.t1r
snR THE TINES. This certify that for the las
ye.rs nr.rly suffered death with Dy>cn:cry ol the
beng unable aen' ordinary business. and al er
-a nlcs ui Bikers Premium Biers. have become
g. ever "a le | llls Others who may hc
the above disc may fad Immediate ree from the
ass- Gtvte. Is. TALLY.
N>sS Euirpss.-Dear Srs-Ii,vinr usai Bakers Premium
s' | wish isinrn The pubic o the benefits de-
ao VI, as suffered three four yeis with the
stomach, nearly destroyed Al times abe
"ft live mus; die. | then pu
g;e OF this tonic ol the proprietor on Union lii Ken
| the stomach: AMI by the use ~
& 5rs. tl- entirely cured Next my il
n'Atis old low win vinicn dysentcry and
ie.cripiipis It ;alicd with all confidence the
ta- tcrSl'ponlus per day with little
The child perfect asalh III .ew day.
Ia -vSs ali suffering the the above
3.es. certain remedy THOMAS j. MELTON.
tt##rr MY. Va. AuI. -. $50.
he stores A. Bndeke.. 4 Duval, G. Bennett & TO-
Ft lI \ Co. Main street. and H. Blair and T. u Thomas
>rs,,lEI
Ao. atI II Wakes, Market Bridge. Main will
sl1fly 4.,..led 10 L. BAKER. Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FAIRFIELD FALL RACES,


r-,Il 20 nme on I'll ESDAi, Oct SIM "a, A.>M
"a iS,p and continue i've days s&SxS2eSrSWTSN
.r19Sr pay --fro.ietar's purse. $500 2S7zEsdNSA&SA
t'"r,,s 4, w!i,h ADDED post s!iSc's-~AN----~''
rl sia&c. 2d !erccitt 'c pui>''
s. ~ - pAI-Pcop.ic,ors fu'.c t'. eni'a're 80
,,, p.YJo,S.y CUB Purc $500 aree M 'r 10 el'''
Sgyr S',,I pAy--Sil,,- = 49, .arauct
ttr' o1 , uue - l,:c Sr!.s t;arses; 'i,r''te -
~, - .t..cttt tie I!a., tts! n" hIss' % NAY "'
10 /. Nr", PropF.
.,l,sElELD TIUTTING RACES.
- 81 he Fairfield T.o.,ins =. N.NA
l'hs 20 Al a.5 Tuesday, Nosem. =
W, and e1uttaue :htte "f l'tf Gays >SESfesss%@&~N
A..,,ls "a >"ceIriase, So en'ranc = ,
!t''t ,s AMI isioi October nic heats, /" harness
g. ~ DAY Prcprss:oi> p"rse
~ az Jockey Club Purse
THAI '..',@ >ct :ii;Utc advertisement 1900
o.tAt.'"" Ho p NEW, Proprietor.
.,, ,at,ncA that Mr. Geo. Walden has returned 90 this
TIE i H., horses work and train lor the r.
az. ''- ~ s~.-aips stab Sept l2-cii
Avn H,lOAp KOCiA RACES.
. - ,.r, ia,> Course Will IA
'sNh" ~. wednesday, Inc l6i % oc <GsaetrrSSSr~-
1, e. Sweepstakes Tor three
!t'>4 .>~iwo mile hcatstniIiice S'J hall i'rieit-o
o. ca',t .. ... ..c 81 o. Sepeabcr.
~ Pu;.ietoG Purs, Ss--iMo mile eais-iree for
se, n,y-locscy Club Purse si1liree mile heasirec for
lHN inside sake al s!tp each -now tour >uoscnberS-
i n,YSvecp>tlkc los hrce year old colts and ileys
u" .;eit--ouc mile hcasto name and close Oh tie
tcla. go {. y y GREEN Poplc0rs.
3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
MANS " CI.ARN'> PIANOS.

=, lf T,iLOR received further supply OF Isy&.s1
i, INNS CLARKS superior PiANoSS4EEaIF114s1
',prr> 4 Pianos The above celebrated nascrSl u
e,.i the acion the public. possessing Al the hes
The test makers Trey have sold with en,irr salts
utcilScS thau ileen al the Pilao fof'e
tll. Warehouse. $50 Main Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
NOTICE
NEW CLOT TING HOUSE.

EANES D. GOODMAN having CONNECTED himself with northern
house. under the style aud Gnndnan Co. for the pur
Of Clothing
his friends and the pubic that he has received
AMI al fashionable and seasondbe made
Cohns the No l32 Main Richmond opposite Eagle
Squire they assure! bargains always be had
cash only We ccuy solicit call from al III
Sept. ll--lm GOODMAN co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

y,Y The hng palcr om Liverpool AMI packets The North
receipt a stock Of Hardware Cutlery Edee
embracing article usually
establishments. which have been uca-e! al the
owcst cAsHpIcs
bc!lcyin. Inducements purchase 81
| SMITH Il HARDWOOD,
Nj Mini sfrrri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04


I'm FOURTEENTH STREET, ut.cr the Exchange fIute Rich.
~ munt Virginia.
Drawing Mononsalia Lottery. { ass |. Sept. -:
Il III III :; 81 ~ 10 Is II ii i Is So
Ticket Is Is ~. auuhcr pri1e 500 This office.
Drawa Nos Sussex, fxiri. Class lis. Oct lsi.
IL II IL 10 Iu ), b ! 90 u u -.
Whole IL ~ 90 aHuiier capital this office.
Dawn Nos. Mononsaa Glass log, Oct. list:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

IA. u AtE. NOW OPENING d large assortment 81 CAST
Wv STEEL lies Consisting OF Bncer Greayes lbbotson
Peace Il Co and other makers
Anvil- Vices and Bellows. Screw Plates and Dies
- Nayl"s Marsss Cast AMI Shear Sheet, (a zes)
Hand and Scdsc Hammers
English AMI American Blister Sheet
Bars and Shapes
English, Russian aud American Sheet Iron - -
THOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS,
Cant lli Main Street. stairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04


NTTOUD respectfully inform his and r public generally
w Northern which have lrr
the al making such selections ~
chan The lae European mp,uaons that style
warranted durability aud wearing hi"loncy His
oetle goods all handsome IN style TN;
and fancy stock being entirely de AMI co!"rnc
from
had the OF Offering, for selection b.
nac lie has also received the fashion. and
prepared orders in The latest mo aud
Paris lie soicits call
his stock
NIB woulca attention his Of gentlemen
furnishing goods Fancy Silk Crarats aud Scas black Six do
Collars Drawers. Gloves. S.pt I-dlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
G1'Neiln:i"n Goiiin. Auct. Sept.
COW ;lISsiDSEI,.S SALE M LAND
FARM t'Ult KENT,

HeElNG DESTROYS o ca present business. will offer
b Fam for privately untl the 18Th OF October 1850
rented iil will
bidder Tor Il about Ia miles from tbs Old
Market, an considered heahirst places
disposed will
examine Tor themselves ANY information required Will be
sept si-cotlithDct T.. N BlAKEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

DRUGs MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, DYES AND
WINDOW GLASS
LARGE stock NJ DRUGS. MEDICINES &c, all warranted OF
hest quality hand for cash the usual credit
10 puncilal dealers
r. Puuctual attention 10 packing and forwarding orders
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists.
~, e liih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
IaiuN HOTEL FOR SALE.
: OR RENT

s.OR RENr-The Easi- Hotel Town OF I ppa. -
"-pc< ihr year. q" years II 1, tkmJ
JOSH r ~ public this house shout! be opencdk.l-
h the last Incumbent, nasmuch as tiele
St ru house the place We w therefore give passes
@t1 Moderate Isl lamar who isca
Ft w attention. the bu..acss No duub OF
A BR0CKENRROUGu
". A. WRIGHT
i.1sae-.,.rr ry6S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
WALL STREET TAILORING AND READY
MADE cI n'rII\C STORE


'INE subscriber having opened The No l. Wall under
the ~ Hotel for the purpose Of conducting general Clothing
and Merchant Tinrn. would inform his
and pubic he has hand ul fashionable
READY MADE CLOTHING together with AN cx
CLOTHS CaSSMERES aud VESrINGS. all
~ which have been selected with IN the Northern
within weeks lie prepared all orders
the shortest and tie approved styic.
lie would tn his nf Gentlemen furnhin.
articles Shirts 20 lars. Draw
kcrchri Morang Gowns Govos Umbrellas Money Belts &c
In EDITION the lib have u Of BOYS CLOTH
ING OF every quality, for boys 10 IL years
27--iy ELLIS s McELROY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

NEN FALL AND W1NTEIt DIX I UUUUSs
yUyE subscriber has received his supply q" STAPLE AND
4 FANCY DRY GOODS the and WINTER trade lie
most respectfully and the pubic generally TO call
and No 30 Broidsree where VIII be iounda
great variety OF
Cloths. Cassimeres and vestn-s
Black and Fancy Silks
Merlnns. Alpacas, MoIslHs
I.uslrcs Caslmercs. Gnghams
Linens CalIcoes Cottons. k-rsrys
Inseys Blankets. Siiawis. Ribbons
Iaces II sicry. IIandkerchiels and EnbroIdenes .
Together with complete assortment every article usually
found In the Dv Goods ue will him pleasure TO show
them 10 all who may favor him with call -
~ 800 TIiOS D. QUARLES.
S.n, os-st 2ao Broad Street Richmond. Virginia.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
5tORNER FRANKLIN AND 5Il STREETS. RICHMOND,
- vIRGNA1ilc session oi this School will
the is dt> =
the Departments will be follows:
Rev IiOGE History, Rhetoric Evidences Christianity,
&c
Rev L MOORE. Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Rev. WI LOVE. Mathematics Chemistry Natural Phioso
ply.
Miss LACY. Elementary Branches of English.
Mr. JOSEPH NiCilARD. French an! Italian.
Mr. DuNDERDALE, Piano Forte aud Singing.
Mr.. RoSEN. Guitar.
This Srh.oi wszhc Boarding Department. will
House aud under The personal u Mr. oge, who Will devote
himself heretofore IN all OF It's Interests
months 5000 Tuition English branches
French, Italian Latin $50 Payable onehal
advance
Communications addressed TO W. D. Uogc. Richmond.
a m
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iIISud iifc!E TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

WAT ,n,,,NV ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
:na To v WI he made the next Geneai Assembly Of Viz
m tie ei.arer i"r the construction Of Plank Road
uon Of no Kchond along the Wesham Rive. Road tho
NC " s-'aas. ed Ts:as Chop Read. Oct i-cVaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
.SOAp ROCK RACES

..,.s ,.cl ial> 'Ii'Sc VIII cotl- % A.A
= Wa ~ Wednesday, Inc l0h % oe- GSasGSSSsV~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

~ Office hereby given that application will be made
President cc and Company ol the Farmers Bank V
gina which
lost destroyed One share per certificate No S
dated th lSo share certificate No $500, dated
18th September 1856 and three shares certificate No 95 dated
d Nav lS which sand certificates wcSs Issued in the
James n Ellis Richmond And all peosare hereby called upon
show why certificates be issued accordingly
THOMAS II. ELLIS,
Administrator Of JJmes y. Ellis, dece scd.
R;cbnopd S.ptemlcr H.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

w LOR opposite Exchange oeI Huh respectfully
nfnrm patrons AL the pub generally that he Just returned
North aud his fall aud which
he prepared make order at the shortest and the
most approved style Sept. Him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20

TO THE EDITOR HERALD.
writer In last Saturdays Herald who signs MIN
sell fordham' makes some statements, and casts
some reflections upon the Coroners jury, which de-
msnd passing notice.
I. The coroner's jury, In the Of VIM Elvs, did
eensure the Harlem Railroad Company, attributinS the
collision to the want OF engine OF suneient power
On the train and saying also that Tue
company highly censurabe for their disregard OF
the lives OF their passengers in the above particular
"fordham y could not have seen the Verdict wheh ne
penned his article or he would have had little more
regard for truth
2 The jury did not censure the engineer, because
he was not deserving OF it, butt they threw the blame
on the company, where 1t props riy belongedi anu
those who heard or have reau the euehce are satis
fed with the verdict.
"Fordhanl y Is extremely ignorant of the subject
ON which he writes else he purpossly wishes TO mis-
lead the minds Of Others. VIII not the reader be sur
prised TO learn after perusing Fordham's article
that there already two tracks, or double track
between Mott Haven and Williams Bridge, aud that
the collision in question, 0ocssioned by the ex-
press train running into the accommodation train,
both trains being at the time on the same track and
moving in the same direction e! Such the facts,
vet who would come to such conclusion from reading
% Fordham'sN article
"Fordham y is equally wide Of the truth ia regard
to the collision near Mr.. Bathgate's farm. 1t in
October last instead OF last sumner that IL occurred
nor were there any human lives lost. Mr.. Bathgate
lost nine valuable by the accident and this
the extent Of the loss OF life the spot at the
sion occurred the double track, though unlike the
one Monday last, the cars were moving in different
directions The event occasioned by the cows
being the tracks OF the read and the air densey
foggy to entirely obstruct the sight
/ am glad "Fordhsm - has taken pen in hand 7"
to castigate the Harlem and New Haven companies,
for they richly deserve it but writer who attempts
to teach duty to others, should conhne himself to
influence Of his and renders his stric-
lures wholly powerless. MOhhisANlA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20

hcsosv, August 1o-sP.M
The stock market opened heavy this morning. The
meet active hney the list vas Erie Railroad, and
sales we're made at decline Of y per cent Farmers
Lea. declined e. per cent and Harlem y. Holders OF
Erie rsilrosd shares disposed 20 put their
stock spcn the market, there evidently being desire
20 rtsliss
The reed lts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
cf ,hs port to day, amounted to s1sslTo; payments
sIa5 sl4 ls; bsisnce, ss7s5st2 81
The demand for sterling exchange, for remittance
by the packet lesving Boston Wednesday, has been
moderately active. Drawers have maintained previous
rstss asd the supply Of good bills on the market Ia
res large We quote bills on London iosS iox per
cent prenIum; on Parts, sf2zx tfeo Hamburg, s5x
sss Bremen. ,ox q %; Amsterdam, soit a IoS.
Shs expectation Of spseis, lac; week, amounted TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20
NAILS FOR K U ROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERAL

The American steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtrce,
will leave this port at three o'clock this after
noon for Southampton and Bremen and the British
steamer Cambria viii leave Boston tomorrow
noon for Halifax and Liverpool The mails OF the
Hermann will close at quarter before two o'clock and
those Of the Cambria at four o'clock this after
noon The wrsxLr HERALD viii be published at ten
O'Clock this morning Single copies In wrappers ready
for mailing, sxpepce
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Total. sss.5o5,o9l ss.e9o,s79 s7ss,sS9

Excess Of imports exports in four sl9.2sso
The fsreign trade Of hiadsphia is small and so far
as both imports and exports are concerned the port
ranks about the fourth in the country Compared with
the foreign trade Of this port Philadelpha can have
no pretensions to commerce. The value Of foreign
merchandise imported this port during the month
of July equal to the imports into Philadelphia In
any two Of the past four years The monthly exports
Of New York about equal to the yearly exports Of
Philadslphis.
The annexed statement exhibits therea.ve cost per
cent Of the transportation Of passengers and mer-
chandise upon twelve Of the principal railroads Of
Massachusetts,, in 1870 -
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SPORT go.


Union COURSE, l.. L-TROrTING-THURSDA y
~ August r. at o'clock r. M-Purse Of $780, two mile
heats in harness George spieer enters Honest johns
eh Trustee Immediately after, purse o. So mile heats
lady Waahingtop Isaa, Woodruff enters H. Tom MeCann
Charles Brook. enters General Scott; =; j. Moline
speer enters b. Trojaa The ears win leave the South
Perry, Brooklyn at ga o'clock M and return
the sports are over. sPICER hcaANN Proprietors.
A CUALLENGE-wE, THE CREW THAT PULLED
IA the Cub Boat George Washington against Cub Boat
Thomas Jefferson, in the late will pull the George
Wafhngten against the Thomas Jefferson or 10 mile
for the amount OF pulled for in the late
race II the above challenge is accepted please call Thos
Hnds Csrhson and Greenwich streets any evening this
week Edward Weaton, Charles Palmer, James WAldron
John Eekerson, Stephen Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-20

CHrAP STORAGE AT SOUTH SAN FRAycrsco-
~ The SHIP frsneis De Pau drawing 1sft In water
di,chsrsd close IN shore at this place, at all hours
smooth water.
Petsns oe,irous Of procuring Chesp STORAGE ana "A
ecnvenisnt place fer the San and ether
rrtncisce. - - =
yssse proceeding 70 South sen Francisss hsve sriy
t.t direct ceurss from san Franeseo unt arrive
eathe low ront AZ ssuih San Frsncsce which .onricu
cns rom We large sort house the end. sn6
the ldesper water than 10 neeeary for the larr>~t
taf- rtsfe, rhieh aneher within length
shore in I've them water and land their cargo on sac
beach.
Apply 70 HUNTER n BROTHER
y w. l-ufer fafsn s'orars a aoTf al eharse
nfe 49, ~.r can ~ ceAvtEtn1g sulpbea 20 the ship
lltg, and els saiatt.
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PUBLICATIONS.

4 ITTELgs LIVING ACE. NO. sas--r2n Cents
L. Conenol sreetasies, Prsservstiop Of sisht uar-
tery Review; Lord Bron ghsr and the Prussan kbts-
ssdor. Spectator and Tines Story 81 Bouque Ladder
Compassion; Rural Hours. ~ Lady New York Rv<ninr
sbes ana Canoe Picture. bs canads a. Corespss-
eencs ard Itinerary ~ Charles " Dos Chiness Dsscrp-
sp q the Earth. Waterman snd Reflector Death of The
presssnt New orb Courier ~ w.shiusssr sed tbs Prin
einies % the Reyolnticn, r. Whirpie; ~ rhoass.d
iands ~ Tie 81 Lvrence htaay Evening tcurrat vita
psty ~ bort af,eis, Pahishef re.tly =, as vsir
" Ltteli a Co. Hostcr ard 81 - D.wiu \ D.,.,-
yegt, JIlILe Dss.dilss New fers.
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lssl-This work. repete with all the information which
could he condensed into pages nov published. and
should be the hands every dsng business not only
ip this city Int elsewhere Price lax cents For sale BY
all the bsekscllers.
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CALIFORNIA.


TAYLOR AND DE BAUTRE, FORWARDING AND
Commission Merchants Chsgres. ~ q. We pre-
pared q forward All goods light
srausht beats With Insa rubber eevsr suitable for N. eon-
rhngemsnts with Ruhes Co. trsnsroration SCENTS 81
gogonA and Cruess that there will be delay the
fsthnus. NIX. TAYLOR, late o. Baitimore.
J. NJ. DE BAUfRE, late 81 New Oriesns
Reference In Few York, J. Howard Sons, - Brcad~ay
0urxgenuare Hass, % Beaver street Cerwine, Bro
Co. Consulate, fsusma, McCondary Co. San Fran
cisro. California.
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WASHING.

WAsHrNo MADE EASY or now TO WASH CLOTHES
w vithout laborhe best system In ths world requires
ponnser ruehers seie. o. sher " sroes ar
tee tsf'ractcrs plain atiet chtar a0d esn - haf
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Nss ltgi.
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has not heard tof Dcckeri whose name denthed WITH
with that valuable OF all the p
eaory specissthe oyster He now at The above mAfnh
cent saloon where his upequaed skill may be found
10 the rchnes varieties Of his customary arrangements
promptness and poitenes In his professional
M rsuit Go visit gsntlemany and ndefagaole
swift his skfu assistant Decker who has
the entire charge As he formerly has hAd oil tne sye
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