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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
GU4NO, GUlNOn
Peruvian (,uagO,


consequence N, the well known eauses which have
iry pref ilic-d aud continue eiddca the inrm-
ing threats, His Excellency the Envoy Extraordinary
mud Minister Pienipoenlary al elu Ia DESTROYS M lar
nsIs In his power place the Peruvian Gunno before
consumers In snoh mnpne, will enable them 10 OBJ
thin !, terms better adapted the dic ulties
of the and hns been pleased direct orders TO
the undersigned TO ell Guano for the present. ps lows:
For to ton.-$53 Cab
Il 10 10 tons-A59
u 10 so ,oss-s5i
- - rs tons-&50 - (time.
% to 30 tons-s30. 81 days di. for same
81 In 100 tons-$50 months
l0I to 300 TOMS mouth. =, d"
POI urward,--S50 months :.
The agents prepared Ia make deliveries at their
deposits in the different ports flhc United State through
orders rivcn by them IN this city.
=. BARKEpA & BROTHER.
Baltimore, Srrt, LIT 1874.
We desire 10 cnli attention to the abase circular,
whi b forwarded To by Mes.rs. F Harre,ln &
brother. the 2nd inst.
In order 10 meet ,he pf oor coohtry friends
the heat tnrms possible ". offer nj warehouses
on Rowleu's Nhnrl, Pure Peruvian Guano direct from
tho government agents. the Of $50 per Of 1000
lbs., for large email Quantities.
Parties unknawn t"as giving orders accompanied by
cash. salts ncoiy city references viii he promptly
tended to- ROWLETT. HARDY x 90.
IH- Also in Stosr. Mcxicon Guam Mt $35, peBurg's
Superior Pl oarhait OF Lime, AT A46.
scr i2-d&cta
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& nnREWARD.- away on Wedne sdav
~ lVJ the 7th of Jpno a bright Musttn man.
named JAG k,abou % years of age;5 feet 10 inches
high shuily made; has under one eye, and one
finger crooked. 1t is probable he has tried make his
way Ohio other free state If lax in Camp
bel county shall give $25 reward il taken of the
county, $50, and ftaken out of the state 800
The hoy. the time he away was, them the prop
erty Of Ro s. Wilkins of whom purchased him.
sepe7-dl2tAc3t WILLIAM CRUMPTOH
~ Lcwisburg Chronicle, Wytiis willie Telegraph and
Richmond Wing cory times and 70 ward accounts to
this Office
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS,

WASHINGTON on DITs.-General Cazeneau
has negotiated Treaty with Dominica ceding to
the United States OF America, Port Lamana, to-
gether with strip of land. This is eontradieted
by other correspondents.
The receipts fiom duties in the United States
Treasury for September last, rs compared with
the previous year have fallen off one and a half
millions of dollars. The decrease at New York
is about seven hundred thousand Bait. Amer.
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Thos Branch, Ie= Il Rranch, Jnn, I. Brsncl
TIIOS. BRANCH 4 SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT rs,

And dtaHfers tHdho aud AgftchNnfd implements
petersburg, vn.
~ Produce Col isignments hoited; which
will receive tho pei sonal attention Of the part
RfFERrn
john w. Otey, Dr. jus. Saunders. sunni Miller, Am.
htoao Ructcr, Lynehb1rci Tho. Wallace, Hon. John
May. Paul \ h.cllwaine. VIM I Jnync.. Peter shute;
Warwick Il BnikSdnlr II n Co, Richnond
July % 9tcts
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Roanoke College.

7,
Rev. David T. Bule, A VI, President and Profcs
sor of Moral and intellectual fence, &c,
s. Car>oue Wells, A. NJ, Pro. Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri g. Won Hoxar Prof. Ancient and Modern I.an.
gnaees.
V. r. Bolton Tutor
TTNHiS Institution, lnraed Sulem, Nn., will
l. mence Is next session October 4th. Expenses for
the session of months, urluding Tuition. Boa,d
Ronm-reut, Fuel, Lights and Incidental expense. SIP
For particulars address The President
mug l9-dSc6nos Rep copy
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Pride's Hair Tonic Triumphant !

INV HAN lOu1C 1llumpu6uC
A RMlSTEAD PRIDE begs leave 10 call the atten
IA lion of be q izens OF Lynchburg and the vicinity
10 his celebrated HAIR TonIc which has been success.
fully applied and greatly appreciated by hundreds Of
In lies and gentlemen in this city and county. pre.
vrnts tie han from fdiRns ont though nqs Be hereda-
~ tomIies nreorossn and promotes general ealA-
f"intssof The Iin-cnvins ASH does. RING and TEI-
TER WORM anil all cHtsaeoss diseases Of ne sraip-
THREE years rria has fully tested its value The uiten-
lion If the aides gentlemen requested to the fol-
loving certificate signed b, the resps ctnbe and in
nurninl men bers Of the community. Hundreds of 9th
might bo reGed but Is Impossible to do so in
IL short advertisements.
REFERENCE:
We tnke pleasure in certifying III We have used
Prid"s Hair Tonic, and testify that does al that
he promises for it.
Hy Latham. r. b. Nelson,
DR. Mitchell Bedford, Dr.. CleiE, Campbell
J0hn Clark, II. NJ OAKLAND, Editor
I. Peter 8m. p. McCorkle. -
PS.-This l onc will be sold. picrsnt only Mt his
son, Royal Prides Barber Shop, Main st.. two doors
below Marset Hous,, Lynchbsre wLsr it il munufac-
rltrl Price ~ per boltle Liberal Deductions viii be
made to persons rmclssi e quantity.
July 26 |tearl
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VkICn FRENCH GOODs.

- II bEWIS.-The subscr her i. o. ening one
- "f The splendid stocks of rich Fse ch Goods
offer al any house in he upper country, ,f the
very STYLES OUT. Tine Iuics OF rh.s city and
country respectfully inv ted call and anime
he SAGE Polnrnets aud iair dealing strictly adhered
To- b II. LEWIS East Main
oct II LynrhhIrg. Va.
dr. FOR RENT.-Two comfortable Brckten-
AiA ements, and two FRAMED COTTAGES for
rent, on 9TH and 9Th streets, near Col Smiths
and my residence. Apply to Mr.. Chas. w. Chris
tian, or TO 5. GARLAND.
oct 2. DIV
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Lime, Lime, Lime,

| HAVE always on hand, good lily of Mountain
ard 1hOmaston Lime which viii sell us low "a. an
% in the mail et. Give me a trial
july3I WA A MIIEh, ar Basin.
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Fine Old PrineiDe Ci,

VINHOSE who are fond off Genuine Old Princip
l. should call AMI uy them
J. II. THOMPSON cos
oct Cts New Drug Store.
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A FAMLY RESIDENCE Ecdcrol HW ron
SALE, pyiraiely.
o. Intending my family the street, nearer
III to business will sell the uu,e IN L,r wbi,h is
tn. time occupied b, TIE house ooninns nine
rooms well ranged fpr :Le middleton Of good
family
II e lot fronts 823 feet Ninth sreei-running hock
1879 In the yard i u .poke house and WELL Of
first watct The whole peuses are in good repair
and u any wishing purchase and conf II
able family residence in good neiehhorhond an oppu-
tuny is here presented rare y Il be met with If yeu
such place apply ut tn
sep 29-< JNo T. WOODSON
TUyl bhIs y,n.I ar l., ,,, H..
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All teir II IL. by the short ton of ) 900 lbs and
the prices abovr named al al md tor delivery
my. They have good supply on hand present, and
vii give PROM; arcntion To orders com rned by
c"sh or satisfactory Ictrrences
sep dscIm HARDY & BROTHERS
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be hard 70 In aug pass Of tn esots Bu' s,s
sas the remainder OF this letter must 10 c,wposed OF
sttsls o. roSS- ri and nsst brutsi uurdsrs.
On the night OF tho lts isst thr country seat OF Don
l. g. Barbop, near jesus &c, MeDte, saa enserdb BY
hsr q % rufsns all ia rmates bouod aad gage. sad
the ftsd>i OF very thinr vausoss "a
On the night the suburtan Iesdesos o. Don leon
NnItau At the VII &c Csno near Cosst Palsna tines
ron aDiic quta rather 'h Va e. miles from this
city forced nv gang o. dissused seouedres,
who proceeded 70 htd srd gag Hon Lesn asd his vile
Their h,tc roy about OF age, seeing the <est
ment "a Witch bis Parents vere SUBJECTED, c,mnenced
"a cry lusy; when ~ the sooundres strkiug the
ohio biz him liz quiet. This used the little touooeas
10 ery vet ouder .h n aeother OF the ru6ass DIRE
knie plunged into the cbf tuas.e chitds breast
lie unfortunate infant thus ceuel cdec-d be-
tore The SIGH Of il parents, Who, being bouad Aud
gasgtd could render IL no sssstabce
On the night of the l2h inst the Sonora Dsoua Luz
Pugnop, eleey iadY of greet pecsey, residing
il the ale del Agns. outside tho vale OF tais oty hal
Ter fhyost by sotne rnk nown person, and the
house rsDsaol ed % all its vaiash,es.
Tse ssnoia believe, bas q resident In PhiiadeI-
pha, Who fear, VIII freely thsnk for the at
In which thu nf orms ton necessarily conveyed
buth her resident 10 the Cal6 Cancers 4 also out
side ie walls bad his premises ed tse aght.
be gagged end boun a. aud III robbed OF eigheea
Is not this horrible for the -ors Of two
nghtsS PUUGHKkEP-IE
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slight Improvement Is percepuble In the and for
ssasopsbe dry goods this week, though prices not
higher they sppeer rather frmer and nero regular.
County dealers, especially from the West buying
win greater freedom In private, and local jobbers
stibg cousderasls efforts to complete thsir asort
menss This sc,ion mpsrts LITTLE life and stes Ii
to the business but, general thing. the traffic
ID quite heavy and unsatisfactory for this time OF the
year. We DO not anticipate any radical change in this
respect during the fall months. Brown and bleached
sbeetrgs and shirtngs, Of choice make in fair
quest and pretty firm. Other kinds rather duh and
lower Cotton snLels and jeans freely purchased at
steady figures DENNIS and drills bisker yet not
dearer Duck and gnghams saeahle and steady while
lawns and nsniins unchanged. OsnAburgs
pie supply and moderate demand at previous rates Print
irg cloths stu very dull and heavy though not very
plenty. Prints not In much request buoyanti
price Stripes and ticks attract attention. and are
tolerably firm. Woolen productions continue about the
same being In fair stock and the decln There
lists limited inquiry only for blankets, cassimsres and
cloths at heavy and irregular prices. Doeskins
altered Tanres jeans and linseys seem rather quiet
and hpguid. Ausn de lanes are less abundant, and
In good requaet at wol sustained prices. Satnets
moderately dealt In at last weeks lotatons The
quantity In market IL not large. Sha Wis selling
slowly, but well. Tweeds duh and heavy
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FHE9HTs.-Rafes continued dull Ind nominal 90 Liver
pool and Havre. TO Antwerp, 1000 bbls. rosin wore
engaged at 2s. Cd. 10 Brcmen, 1000 bbls rosn we're
engaged At Is and 90 Dbl. ashes (pots) at los
sci engaged at Norfolk for Demarsrs aud there to
load with sugar for London at "a. 70 Australia, The
Snow squau just in engaged goods ut 40c foot Thu
Sud, for Melbourne, shout fun and would sail soon
Rates to Cao, mia ranged from doc 45c per foot
surement
BAY wss sIm With Gales Of about COO bales, chiefly
HExP.-Amercan was unchanged. The sale Of 500
months
boPs were quiet but steady-stock small
LnE -RocklaSd was In moderate demand ct 90c for
common, and 81 Is for lump, per Dbl.
MolsssEs- Small sales OF New Orleans bbs wee made
at 23c.
NAVAL sroREs-sales Of $50 bills. spirits turpsutins
were maee at Sc cash, and $50 time; 500 bbls WI
800 small bb's tar seA at p. n. t.
ous-whale and sperm we're in fair request aud ad-
IS 6Ss each; 5000 gallons nseed, q 7Sc TIC, and
40 btis hrd at Soc S5c per gallon
Provisions Pork was improvicg The sales comprl.ed
oGo hba, at sl4 Is a s14 SO for mess, and $i2 for
prize pr Dbl Cut ats varied little There sold
$50 bt lard, at loac. &c. per lb and go bills
beef, at steady prices. Butter and cheese were
changed
RicT.-Ihere Is good demand from the trade and for
s1pes nocers SasanS Ss;, ,hesr 50 Gay from
which state that of the crop will be ready
market probably for two months Jet, and b, not
The total receipts in Charleston last week orlv
about go casks In the neishbcripg markets there %
nte OF no htocs ana seems the stock IN this arkcts
quite light The ssles to day $50 casks ct &C.
fer fair to prime holders nov refusing to sell the
latter grade under SIC.
kudARs There was a fair business doing at steady
prices The sales included 800 hhds New Orleans at
BIO 5Ac.; 200 = $50 Cuba, ct 5ks 5kc and 200
500 hhds Porto Rico In bond, ct supposed to be
ut about 4xc.
TAILowsales Of So ooa Ibs city rendered we're ID.
at MT.
WINES Sales Of 90 quarter casks Of red were mads Of
zoe.
wurxEr.-sAlss were reported of 900 bbla, mostly
Ohio and prison. at Ale. 42c and so hhds drudge at
43e usual tsrms, Per gallon.
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sup,t nae Court neral Term.

Fefofe hon Judges MitcbblI, Roosevelt hon ET-rFe,
lEIsson B,ntey the Coitssabt1 Ingnraace Compdwy
~ fhsfudeflsa -rhis care came up moups for a
new tial Which the Court srspted costs TO sbie he
event The Court ssy in their opDicn that the SUB agsst
Of en- ipsui pany, IL be has tho power 10
iDeDre TO bind the company In ordinary es
no, bind them In his Nor " II the approx
OF the nsurai made By he immediate agent 81 the
cUmrany, uprtr u notice that ne bound TO rsy
IT. heoeuse the sub sgest bad made IL be vAiS ratfJt
toD OF the suranoe essec ally ~hen ths notification
was not communicated 70 the sub agent until after
knowledge Of the less
TIE Bno,d ~ Supervisory 10 amend petitoa for
n,apSarpus, TO make II petos for cartorari.
teried, with costs The duty to he for ned NJ tho
Beard OF ppervisoes, the plaintiffs be risst merely
ministerial clerical in such the an iamus Ia the
p'oier remedy
g tracy Thomas G.. 7a,iwaps in the mater OF
the csim u the see Of ndisaa decree b. Ia
favor 81 the validity Of the claim.
The oepsch Of Rev. Mr.. CULVER, a. Nor <ioh Coxn
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CITY TRADH aEPORr.

WEDNESDAY, sept xD--O r. NJ
ASE4s There were so bbls sold 1T 50 25 for pearls
ard ~ iO~ pots, per 100 lbs.
BRyApeTUFFs Flour varied little The sales included
COO bbs ordinary TO choice state at IS rs ~ ~
MIXED 10 fancy Western, AT IS SIX - q, aud ether
limos in proportion, with 100 bbls. Canadian, in
bond at 50 I25 81 37h and 900 bible. hera,
Yesterdays prices We have change to notice IN
-four or corn meal The transactions In wheat EN-
braced 800 bushels Southern white part at 81 o. with
1000 Csnadsn, DO at 81 90. some 1900 bushels rye
brought 81 23h 81 "a. Barley and oats uaAlter
ed Corn doing better The sales reached 65, 900
bushels inferior 10 prime Western mixed at &c., So
inolu ing 8 et0 deliverable 10 all November At $40
CoFyEg Tho market continued nrm 600 to TOO bags
Saracaibo sold, At lie c and 200 do Rio at
1bc. q 1lac, and 80 do rio, at lIhc, 400 bags Rio
part strictly extra prime quality, were sold by suction
at 10slc 1919. average sao wing decided advance
CorToN--Iho market has been quiet the past three
days The sales, about 1900 bales, of which only 400
we're token fer export ane about 1000 shipped from
first hands At present the only parcels offering In lists
samples Of cotton to arrive and at 9Xc for good
middling uplands, and ssc for low middlings good
home demand is relief for maintenance Of present
prices Cotton in store is quoted AZ folows:-
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NEW YORK RAcr.s-NArroNAL COZ ssE -FoURrH

IN Gay, Inursdoy, sept. Il.
First race-Mctropoltan Hotel stake for year oldeI
sddedby the Metropolitan Hotel II two or moro start
Thos. W. Dsswsl names O. Agitator By Chile Harold
dam Emily Thomas, BY Priam A. J. miner names q.
Sam Letcher BY Waguer, dan by Aedoc. ) Fs visr
pames Col GAsscocka gr Q. Little Arthur BY Gleaass
dam Blue BeRnets. p. s. F0w'er names +. Biakseys
Terrnsg bv Sovereign, dam Sam Mitchell by Levathaa
X. W. Fields names -, by Glencoe. Race t, como -
at O'Clock, positively
Second rsoe-Prspietos's purss $500 Two mile hsAss
sidy names W. \. g. HArper's b. 4. Berry by Sovereign
dam BY Glencoe years old dress, blue and WHITE Z
B. Chatham names br. m Gertrude by Chosister dan
Maria Black aged dress, blue and blue Calvin Gresa
names CHI g. Jno. Hopkins by Bottom, dam -, year,
old Dress blue and buff Twenty per 70 t. seoeaA
best horse. Race 10 come off at o'clock.
The pubic may rest assured that two ereat races vn
be run every day during the week. From the CREST
amount Of money hung up In purses, and the hrDs
nunss. q n.e horses IN training on the course the bs
Eaee meeting ever run tn Amercs confidently -.
Persons Visiting the course vii take steamboat q
Fulton Maxkst connecting with the ushiAg Railrsad e
Huntera Point direct TO the track. also, Hsustsa,
Grand and Tenth street ferries. Stages froa WA
hamsbufg at all hours to tho course connect with
railroad 1t Hunters Point Strangers badges givnG -
privileges Of the course for the week. So to b haA 6
the gate An day badges -. Entrance to the cousso
and stands 81 Members obtain their medals By e.
Picatie0 TO Z b Cheethsm, Secretary, at 0S FdAsa
street, or on the course during the entire meeting.
NATIONAL CoURSR y Persons visiting the courSe From
the cities OF New York Brooklyn will And BY takin
he North road, Naspeth avenue, each leading fro4
North eesoad street. Williamsburg they mot only hsyo
The p!sssvEY ~ ne on shell road but save one ma
in d,s sneA dns bana ~ mI. viii h In
& T. G ,RTRR on
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eous for week, In order 20 svstAis prizes has been
6ves FROM It's position by tho eeuansti.u the prcpssi
Wos sesruD,ered has sPaaesife ssticis shs sub
jsct. IN which II desks oso binsacn upaa the pat
Of the producers TO create higher prices, waoh IL at
'e- 20 tbs Increase OF II ghfs ADVANCE OF wsges,
&c. The Journals own praprstias, ho~ sh,st
that his combustion dee exist, liist Il Is postlvr
ssee~ted IN w nfcrref quarters lat tha do
not by sty psodu to the fa extsnt Of their
pacity, but eguise their marg ~ keep the price
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TYNFON COURSE L I-TROTuNG.-ON WKDM4.
u day, Sept. u, 81 O'Clock p. N-A match ~
$4,000, ns heats best three In ave, wagons and dhvs
70 weigh Ss6 poands III. Jenes names g. Frank Rug-
leave the Williamsburg ssiss Tor the track every han
hour. SHAW + WHITE, PropFistcrs.
TYNFON COURSE l. -TROrUNG-MONDAY
~ Sept -, at O'clock M-katch for - o0e. -Thrss
miles aud repeat, - vayona.-Mr II. Woodruff nAnss
b. 4. Billy; Mr. John Nss,n names b. 8. Ned hyAa.
Stages avs williamsburg ferry every half hour dariag
SHAW WHITE, Proprissees.
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II stated few days since that several cargoes Of
rctou coal had been entered at this port and the duties
paid under protest. The reciprocity treaty not in fa
s1d complete operation yc and the enter prisng
chant, who anxious to get ahead Of Ills compe.
utos must make the best Of his duty paying COAL The
following article Of tho treaty settles tho question:
Article Tho present treaty shall take effect as soon
M 20 ~ nf
and by tho Provincial Parsments Of those Of the British
North American colonies which affected by treaty
the one band, and by the Congress Of the United
states on the other, &c.
The following letter from DR.. Powell OF Alabama now
this city relative TO the recent damage to the cotton
op, BY excessive rn shows that this great staple has
no. escaped II adds another to the Icing list Of disas
ters ws have bcen indicted with during the present
year. Dr. Powell Ia well known throughout the South,
and whatever he says about the cotton crop may be
lied upon He thinks that In Alabama the crop has
been cut oil full twenty ave per cent
Corrox Cnop or TIVE USrrxp srArfs.
10 TFB EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
You win NO doubt be astonishsd to harn the val
change that has tho spirit Of the cotton plant
Of Augusthc prospect for cotton crop was truy Fat
terpg, especially In all the pares bat appeass after
treat drought the rains have had most disastrous
influence, causing Gil the young bos and squans TO
shed OF. have before letters from several OF
most reliable and intelligent planters, one Of whom
crop within TIM last ten days The rain has eau ssd Il to
shcd all its squaps There Ia scarcely bloom to DO
End many fields look though frost had killed the
leaves for they dry and falling Of especially the
ricges aud sandy lands /" The same gentleman ssys:-
saw Er Boyd to day, large plsn'er, of Cotton Val
10y who Gays plantation in his neghborbooi will
rage Owe hunred pounds TO the acre. Another gentle
man says" You viii DO surprsed 70 learn the great
falling on in the cotton crop As far as can icarc Is
s,stsmcrts lave not the shallow q ad.sS. Most
truly, yours &c. N u. POWELL
Nx~ foRS, Sept 10, 1854
The annexed statement exhibits che movement In thu
Leading departments Of the b,nks o. NOV o-esns On
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From the Pottsvfle MlDers' Journal, sept l6
Our candid opinion II that this price Of anthracite
coal not fall unless al reliable calculations 10 the
increase require this year should prove to be unfoundsd
and unless the price of frcigh@ should fall. The
freiehta between the coal regions and Phadelphia Will
rot b reduced this year The freight from Richmond
10 Boston last yeas st this period n 90 end In The
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pRoAD ROCK R>oxs Will Cva KNOX ON rAn
ID nird Monday I. ocseser, 1854
tinst nay.
MONDAY. ION "a natrh between b. n. Psuuss ty
Gsnsoe asd oh WAsey, ~ alameda, for tSeo : si0.
Two mile heats.
TuEspAY--A sweeps aka for three year ods cdss 81
hiIss uls heats; S2ss rance, half fore 4; siasod
with thee subscribers fosws-P. s. Foxisr n.usa
K q title Artsur by imported Glssooe
W. Dsilshunt names oh csit Hcory, b. inpsetsa
Giercee.
Calvin Gseeu sr. I. Augusta, BY Aiadeobs. dan
Priroess ABse
sEoosD RAcE-sAxs pAv.-Swoeps'skes for four year
with the folio sog eatrie-Bcyd ard ChsAtham nsue6
Oh Garrett Davis, b. iwp Gi,scoe
b Young names CHI e John Hopkias, by Bostoa.
Calvin Grets names "a votsire, sy Epsslos-
THIRD DAY
WspSEoAY rio or's purse ssss two mns Aeats;
"'' FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY -Joctey Club Purss stsc three iis hsaAss
tfee for ali sges.
FRmAr "A epstnke tor three year olds colts s4A
hnes; ns bests $2do eatr half forsst 81 -
with the following estsfes:-P s.. kowiar Names r. q.
IitSle rthur. Ay in sorted aicacos.
q W. DallahuAt lamss On. Heary, BY iapsrtsA
Giepo'e.
p. Fowler names b. g. Terriaer, BY inn portsd H.
vereign.
o p Hare p.mes ch by zngsres, dan by stsa.
ca OF John belcb.r nsnes bay lilly, by lang Ho
Calvin r~ep Names Mrssrs Dsswsi ana Psises b. Q.
by Cbi,ds Aarsh dam Eu ~ Thomas.
SBCOND kACz-~AMB fAr-SweepstAke for fou' yeAr1
o, mile Aests $500 entrance half forfeit; ssossl
with thu tolle sicg enUlse.--
30. den ana CAesthsm names CHI. i. Carrot DaviA BY
imp Oh pcos.
Mr.. GIBBONS names g. h Granite. BY Poiisdoe.
n. b. Young Iames oh Nat Blck, By BsstoA.
Calvin Green names bay voltsire, BY session.
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HEATRM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW 10 VIM 4

N Lover.-Profsssos IAwtsn, Boston, fornssly e
London, win send to any address, receipt Of 6<
post PAID plain drecticrs 10 enable ladies genssse0
70 win the devoted affections Of many o. the eppoS
sex - thor hearts may desire The prcoess - amIsA
but 80 captivating, tfat ali may be married irreseeco
last Il eau be arranged With such oese and dsiicscy t
detsctiea lnccesssis Address Profersor I.vsou Be-
bon, nass No letters taken fron tbs rest pco znsaa
tho postASs 10 pAiA
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NOTICE TO spoRFsNEN.-H RUSSELL. AND q.
IN suttor have hand 600 pigeons and will coastsn1
y have largo supply for any parties that may wish -
HOTEL Of Ysrk and Main Streets Brooklyn, Or e
Suffers Prospect Ill., win be strictly attended -. 6
the shortest notice They viii commence tho
pair Of silver fruit dshss gift inside. H. RU55EII4
G.. SUrTOB.