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KuNIE BROADROCK JOCKEY a,IuR E,nu lL.e

vNNHE BR0ADROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fan Meet.
III ing, 1884, will take place on The last Tuesday in
September next. and will be the Tree Hill, instead
OF the Broadrock Course, and conioue four dave
FIRST DAy-A Sweepstake for colts and iies that ne
yer run public racc-e heats; entrance $3.50; for
lett $lO0 There now subscribers aud the present
subscribers have agreed that the several colts that have
run, Is at liberty TO in the above stake-,o name and
close by the first day OF September
Subscribers-wii,m Wynn, Willism Williamson vii
liam Il. johnson, William 5. White and John Farley
SECOND DAYA Sweepstake for colts and iillies that
never run in public race-wo mile heats; entrance
$500, hall ioeit-wi tho privilege OF several colts that
have run. TO come in this stskcto and close by the
hrs oil September. Now two subscribers and several
mote expected by the time il closes
THIRD DAY -Proprietors' Purse-two mile bcats--en-
trance S15, Tor purse OF $3.50.
FOURTH DAY.Jockey Club Purse, S5Oo--tlree mile
heats-entrance 500.
PICKETT s. BELCHER.
Aug. 1. 25--ti
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Orange county, Va, Sept. 2G.

FHNO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF YIR-
n GlNIA.-1he attention OF the School Commission
trs OF the State isrcspecliUly invited 10 the following OBJ
legations imposed on Them by law, viz
l. II Is theirduiy TO hold annual meetings at the Court
Houses OF their respective Counties corporations on
the FIRST day OF the Courts Of the said counties or corpora
TONS TO be holden in the month Of October. msori,y
oil the whole number is requisite TO iou Board Tor the
transaction oil business
2 Al the meetings 10 be held, 10 examine, correct
and set lie ieir Treasufers up the 3O Of Sep
TENDER proceedings 10 prepare their annual rerors aud
transmit TO the Clerks Of their Courts, the said accounts
aud reports, (Which must be in The form prescrbed) in
time Tor Tie tsnsn'son OF certified copies thereof 10 the
Second Auditor by The LIST day OF tie ensuing Session Of
the General Assembly.
AZ said meeting, soon thereafter "a possible IN
elect Treasurer aud Clerk for the year commencing the
lst OF January thereafter, and
q. To adopt such regulations not Inconsistent with law
- VIII enable them TO conduct their for The
ensuing year, actively and sysiemanealy
As ihe forms prescribed Tor The Of the School Com.
nssioners, together with abstract Of the laws relating
TO The education OF poor children, have been in the hands
Of the School Commissioners since e Spring Of 1929 no.
tee Is now given that strict compliance with them v,
he hereafter insisted upon previous 10 the payment Of tie
quo'a OF The year following that for which feturns arc
due.
o. Those boards Of School Commissioners, who have
failed 10 prepare and Transmit, secoding TO law to the
clerks Of their respective coufis returns Of their proceed
ngs during The year efmins'ingthe sob September 1888
also notified that unless that duty be performed with
out Orlher delay, must necessarily be taken 10
recover the legal penalties imposed in such cases
J. BROWN, Jr. End Aud'r
And Sop. Lily Fund
september 70. A0--Icf
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TEVo SOUTHERN MERCHANTS -wholessle an,

THNO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS - Wholesale and
N Retail Fiat Mandatory, No i6f, Chesunt Street
nearly opposite the U. y Bduk. Philadolps-The sub.
sciibers, constantly receiving from their Mandatory
large aud general assortment OF Hats, sulsbe Tor tie
southern market, and DESTROYS extend their business So
ic tho attention Of Southern Merchants 10 their establish
meUt.
situated IN the most fashionable part Of the city, and re-.
eeiying The European fashions quarterly, hey able 10
furnish ats OF every shape, from The latest Beau Monde
70 ne pisu or broad rim; al Of which, manufactured
Of INC pest nsteralsand workmanship under
mediate inspection, and exerion shall be spared on our
part, to make Il acceptable to all who may favor Us with
thelr patronage. KENYON HARE
August ~. 28-IGt
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NEW MUSIC r. !. SMITH has Just received great
variety Of new aud fashionable Music also STANDARD
Publications Of old and valuable Music, Gamus aud To-
ruclon Books with many lessons and exercises
young beginners The Fisno Forte; Church Music and
Music Tor the Flute, Musical nsuiDe ME and Nj usc Mer
chandiZe Of every variety Piano Foes, Flutes, Victims,
Guiisrs, Flogcolets aud Csriones &C. oIn tie most APP
proved fnanuaeiorie', and OF superior workmanship.
Seminaues, Music Dea'ers add Artists OF the profess
zion, supplied on the most reasonable terms.
UTR s. receives from The publishers The Nor befp
cities, weekly, all the latest Musical Publications as they
appear, which renders the assortment 81 all very de-
sirobie. [Sept rs 3S-H
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BY RITCMIE 4 COOK.

W The ENOUiRER published week, generally and
three week during he of the
Price, the heretofore Five Doias annu
Notes of chartercd (ony)
ccved in The Editors viii guarantee the safety
tug them by ma the postage of all being paid by tho
No will DO disconnund but discretion
Editors, until all arrcaragos have been paid up.
Whoever viii guarantee the nine shall
the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" Ono less, FIST each
30 No
or assumed bv n this its cnvirons.
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sepiembef %

KNRS. JARVIS will reopen School 90 WednesdsV
ITM October Let, at her residence corner Of H. and Sc
veni streets directly opposite the Theatre Tuition from
al the usual prices.
Miss F.. v Iscomes Infant School 10 The same bouse
Sl2 for the scholastic year. tSept 23,1 DO
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HpOYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT--This wel.known
" Tavern and Farm. will he offered for rent on the
10Th day OF October next, 10 tic highest bidder Tor one
year, possession given on he Id January 1851 stands
AZ the fork Of tie Three Nolched and River road leading
10 Richmond, ten miles South East Of Charlottesville
Further particulars on The day OF renting
IA. Nj. BOYD, For himself and Others.
September 10. sg-t15O
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RHEDiCAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1TA QUEEN STRKEr) under The superinfendence nj
me MEDICAL Socefy ef South Carolind.--The Lectures
~ is INSTITUTION VIII commence usual tie second
Moniay Ia November next The different Chai.s will be
occupied by the following gentlemen:
- B STRoBEL, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy
Wm HUME, b. D., Professor Of Surgery.
II y. SiMoNs, NJ. d., Professor Of Operative Surgery
THOMAS Y. SiNoNs, NJ d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
lIEHRY ALExANDEp, 81. D., Professor Of Institutes q
Medicine.
ANDREW HAsELL, NJ. d., Professor Of Materia Me-
dca.
CHARLIE DAVIS NJ. D, Professor i Chemistry
FRANCIS Y. PoRcHrR, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics
aud Diseases Of omen aud Children
y. Horny IDEAS, NJ. d., Dcmonstrsior Of Anatomy.
The Marine Hospital, and The Hospital connected with
the Aims House IN his city, under The direction Of
he Faculty 81 Ibis College Clinical Lectures will be de-
yered twice week. by two Of the Prolessor which the
Students will DO permitted 70 attend Tree Of charge
THOMAS Y. SIMONs, NJ D.
Dean ef The Faculty.
b. b STRoDEr, NJ d., Secretary
Charles,sD, Aug. g. 37--w5w
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u AAGGERS SPRINGS, (Jphie Sulphur 1.-The
above Springs situated in Tie Northern part oil
BoeiouIt county, within two aud half miles OF James
RIVER 10 miles above Pationsburg and Buchanan on the
road from thence TO the White Sulphur Springs from
which they distant ~ miles, from Lexington % niles
and about the same distance West Of The Natural IQe
Having but recently become The owners OF Ills propery
our best Efforts ave not enabled complete It's i'm
pfoyemen so lar "a desired W have however made
such progress with The buildings and oher preparations
as 10 authorize confident belief that by the 1t TO The
ION Jy we shall be prepared Tor the accommodation OF
some 10 or 80 yisiteTs.
These Springs, though well known in the adjacent
counes are (hom went Oi preparation by their former
owners TO receive company comparatively unknown TO
tie distant pu5c therefore deem roper TO saw (ct
TIE Information OF such, that tie similar in quail
" 10 That Ct the White Sulphur Spiings in Gretnhrer
county sh1 IS bc1 ia the highest estimation by those bo
have used u. They under the Management OF Mr.
Charles j. DibIel, who is using every effort 10 be ready
Tor the accommodation OF those who may visit him The
Eastern aud Western Sloges arriving every oher night AZ
buchanan, Hack will be in readiness 10 convey 10 the
springs me next morning. such passengers disposed
to visit him. John GARTH
Richmond, July 9, 1884. J. w. DIBREII
The public respectfully informed that the above es
tab,bmeht Will be opened tor the reception Of company
on Monday tie 10th inst. IL s however, proper TO cav
lomy eh6s. that hey must prepared 10 make many
allowances az, from the incomplete Stale Of nings /
sh1 be unable 10 give them such sccomnod ions az dc.
sire. CHARLES + pfpVEt
July Is.
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HEARMONY HALL SEMINARY The duties Of
this Institution will be resumed on the LET Of Oeto.
Der, IN the building occupied the last year Terms Of
tuition 10 tho higher branches OF English educsop 340
per year. Elementary branches 1872; French Latin Islsn
Music, and Drawing at the usual priees.--Poarb Slss
pei year Foriur,her information apply to The Principsl
HARRIET b. TURNER
SEPTEMBER 70. 41-0t
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n AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber, feeling desire
8A % move TO the West, offers for sae the Farm
which he lives. This farm is situated in the county
oil Orange, and contains 424 acres; the land is OF good
quality and well adapted TO the growth Of wheat corn
and tobacco large proportion Of the cleared land is bot
tom, lying the waters ol Swift Run, which runs from
one extremity TO the other; there is plenty OF running
water IN every field; The farm comfortable DWELL
ing-iouse and ou-houses, consisting Of good kitchen,
barn, corn house, &c., &C.; The high land is free Of wash
es and gals. is in good heart and produces WELL IL is
unnecessary to say any Thing farther in reference TO this
land az any one wishing TO purchase will come and ex-
anime IT, willadd that II is in pleasant neigbborhooJ
and as healthy any part Of Virginia. good Grs aud
Saw Mill within few hundred yards Of one part of
the laud, and Manufacturing Mill in sight The sub.
srber respectfully sOcts all persons whO may feel dis
posed TO purchase iarD, to give him call.
EDWARD G.. SHIP.
orange county Va, Sept. 26 4t--1t
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MHIS MACKENZlE'S SEMINARY will be re.
I'VE opened on the 1t October, Tor the reception OF
boarders and day pupils She thankfully acknowledge
ner obligations 10 the public for the preference given her
Seminary and truly DESTROYS neI, lis continuance she
has spared neither pains expense pu
ps rhcent masters with every other advantage likely
s them in the requirement oil solid, useful, aud liberal
education.
September 10. 3q6,
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VNNHE Hsina and United States Fire Insurance Com
n Panies insure in the country and hron hout the
State oil as liberal trms any other good Oicc viz
GA mills, factories, harms, dwelling houses, and stores
whether OF wool brick, slone-and OH furniture and
goods Of every descrip ion
Application, either in person by letter describing the
property, will be promptly attended to, the Office OF the
''ViIgnia Mdine Insurance Company" Richmond
JOHN o. LAY, Hgenf
Sept 80. [4l-7.sl .4gina & U. s. I.slnanee Co
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IFE INSURANCE OFFICE.-For comparative.
H-l iy small sum-say SIG 66-lOO Si000-he father
at other periods Of his lie, may handsome com
potency for his family Application be made above
JOHN LAY, Agem
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Richmond. Sept 80. 42-7ls
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ENDUCATlON.-The Trustees OF the Lagrange Aca
denies wish TO employ lady competent give in
sructon IN the usual branches of female education
ciuuing Music and Drawing knowledge OF the French
aud Italian would be a recommendation.
Lagrange beautifully situated in saubrious densely
populated and esira lie neghborhoo The fees
tall little short OF $4,000 per annumU nque sonabe
monis oil character aud qualifications will be required
Address TO the undersigned, Lagrange, Fsyelte Tonnes
sec, post paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-30

Ew MUSIC, BOOKS. &c.-New Music, a large
IN supply.
Siarke on Evidence, new Edition.
Waddington's Church History, new Edition.
Notes Of a Traveller through the Northern States.
Two Old Mems Tales.
The Christian Year.
Gale Middleton by the author Of Brambletye house, SC
FoicheitO Maiasplna
The Mothers Friend, by Abbott.
Christ the Mediator, sermon by Rev d peI Baker
Alsoa reply, by j. B. Pikin
Almanacs for 1885, calculated by David Richardson of
Louisa, Containing table Of the Gold Coins accurately
tested by the u. States Mint. r. d. SANXAY Agt
September 3. 35cu
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Sent. 10

EAQUELIN p. TAYLOR has received rom Lon
% dom Liverpool and New York, his Fall Supply con-
s-ng OF the usual variety OF English, French India and
American Dry Goods.Tbe assortment OF articles suita-
bic Tor the general trade OF wholesale in this
city, more extensive Than usual, and having heeu pur-
chased with care and upon the best terms offered Tor
sale upon as favourable conditions any house in the
city. In his stock OF seasonabe goods will he found
amongst other articles large supply of Brussels ply
Kdderninster aud other cafpelings.
September %. 4O-IOt
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NOTlCE-fiaving determined TO remove 10 the South
In consequence OF bal healih will sell the tract OF
Land on which now reside, y ing Aliens creek and
within four miles OF l3oydon and Randolph Macon Col
Iege The tract contains 40 acres 90 or GO OF which il
creek and branch fate Of the Gr,t quality situated an
agreeable and healthy neghborhooJ The plantation l.
all under COOL ience, and each shit well watered The
improvements are cd The land is very productive in
wheat corn, oats aud tobacco particularly tobacco and
wheat kcing compelled 10 SELL bargain may he had.
MT 10 H. Rogers living in the neghborhood in my
absence will show the land 10 any person wishing
chase RO M CUNNINGITAM
Meckienburg. September 30. pa
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NOTlCE a very valuable Saw and Grisl Mill with
VI 30 acres Of Land adjoining thereto with all their
aPpurienances, and large Ice House thereon within
miles OF Richmond in Heurco county, and four valuable
Slaves, for s,le.
by virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing date the 20;h De-
cember 1880, the payment OF sundry sums of
money, (dne 10y bonds aud therein menonejD Richard
Gregory, oil CheseI Id county, which deed has been
~ recorded in Henrico County Court Office shall pro-
coed 10 sell, at public auction, The premises,
10 day oil October next, Tor ready money the said
mills aud ehouse and lard, aforesaid with their sppur
enances, aud the sd slaves; much Of the said
property will be sufficient satisfy aud pay the said
Richard Gregory tho money Aforesaid due him. To-
geter with the growing interest thereon, and the costs
OF executing this trust The title papers, which believe
TO be perfect will be exhibited the day of sale but
shall convey such title only vested in me- as trustee
RICH'D e. WORKMAN, Trustee.
Sent 10.
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September 10.

FBNHE LAW SCHOOL AT FREDERICKSBURG
IA WIZ commence ills Session, on Monday, the 3D. OF
next November aud will terminate the latter end OF
MARCH, 1880 The exercises in this School (as hefeio
iore) consist mainly in the study OF The approved text
BOOKS, With critical daily examinations, accompanied with
oral expo itonS and illustrations Of the subjects under exa
ninalion by the Teacher. Experience Of several years
hes shown that these exercises much efficient
means oil legal instruction than the rdnsory Impressions
made by course OF Lectures The books used viii
be Diaeksone's fuckers and Kenrs ComInenarie aud
Ciuse,s Digest The Virginia Student should provide
himself with lae's Digest. The fec the instructor
sou 10 be paid III cash before admission TO the School
boarding may be had in town upon very reasonable
say IRON $40 10 $2 80 per month exclusive only
uel and washing; which may be procured for very mo.
derae prices. The whole expense, aud above The
tuition lee viii not probably exceed $40, for the session
OF ABOUT 1vo months. JNO. TAYLOE L0MAX.
September 5. BIN
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NEW ADVEgsT1s IlsI ENTS.

FNNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, the 10
Il end OF Henrico county, containing more than Elk
hundred acres. There attached this tract, about
seventy-hve acres OF swamp Land OF superior quality,
the greater part OF which is cleared, and well drained
and Is adapted TO the growth wie corn OATS and
grasses, aud about 25 acres Of which. well ia
timothy and herds There is mari in the neighbor
hood ot this arm and has been recently
on IT. OF supposed good quality Bug anxious TO dispose
oil this property, will sell bargain.
also offer for SALE my stock Of CATTLE sheep, hogs
horses mules and oxen farming utensils Wagon carts
&C. &c.-sll. or any OF which, will sell privately
Shoni not make sale before the l6h OF December ext
VIII oter publicly in addition TO the above, my house
hold and kitchen iunture-crops oil corn, fodder. oa
&C., &c Terms made known application to purchase,
the day OF sale. G.. NJ KEESEE
September 80 42-wtf
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ENRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES-The sub.
scriher has received part Of his Fall Supplies. and
VIII, in few days have them comp eted. His Stock this
Tall will be very large, and emb oil the articles usually
sold by Duggisis-hl edcines Points, Dye-Siuf Glass
Ware, Brushes, Peilumery. Fancy Goods, Tobacco,
Snufs and Cigars, with many more, 100 numerous for
newspaper.
lie soes call from the Merchants, Physicians. and
Traders geDerallybelievihg that he will be enabled
offer as many inducements be had in this markets
and certainly they would find il much 10 their interest to
give Richmond isir trial
Goods packed 10 order. with ard disp,icb
NJ. L. DAY, Market Square
One door below MeSsrs. Lancaster, DENLY s. Co.
Sept H. 1916
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uSALL AND WINTER GooDS.-we are this day
IL receiving by the packets Nassau and Richmond from
New York, part Of supply Of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods--and by the schr. EtIo daily expected will
ceive very heavy additional supplies. BY the 25 h inst.
our assortment will be compile 2, when il will embrace
every article in the Staple and Fancy Dry Goods line pur
chased upon the favorable terms, aud will be offered
siiher by Wholesale retail, Prices confident
will be satisfactory. Weinliie country merchants. and our
friends generally 10 call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
BINFORD, BROOKS, GAY & co.
Sept. I6. 39-6t
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YHNHE Tioeyfh Session of my Seminary for Youths
n will commence OH ia. 10th October, 1884 at Suy.
IN the county Of Fairfax, and close the 18th OF The fol-
lowing August. There II be vacation, excep, from
the 18th oil August 10 the 18Th OF October The course
o. instruction comprises, English, Latin French. Compo
s,uon, civil History, the clemens OF Natural aud Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic, Algebra, the Elements OF Geo
neiry, the Globes, keeping, AM the Evidences OF
Christianity le hours OF each day will be employed
In the kitchen aud flower garden, nursery aud vineyard;
these valuable and useful cmploymenls, have from ex-
peiience found highly bcnecia and delightful my pu
pls aud to have superseded ondness for those games
and anusemenis, which lay the foundation oil many bad
habits in after ife The discipline is strict and parental
The most scculous attention is paid the morals and man.
ners OF my pupils, who all reside in my family, and
part OF it, The number is limited enabling me TO pay
proper attention TO each. and TO study and adapt my in
structon 10 their respective characters and Capacities; al
the same time, that il is sufficiently numerous TO form an
agreeable and well-oidcred community wiin ourselves
The charge for the scholastic wear Of ten n,on,hs !. on.
hundred and hy dollars, payable half yearly advance
Tor board, washing, fire. candles aud tuition No dcduc
'ion Is made Tor absence; and none admitted Tor
shorter perod than the scholastic year for which they
have entered. Each pupil furni-hrs his own narass
bedding and towels such desire it, can be furnished
with ma trass aud bedding at six dollars per session.
Books aud Stationery if requested, will be furnished at
The Booksellers prices, for cash Such my friends as
may see this advertisement, will confer on me favor by
recommending my Institution these who have sous 10
educate here repeat, that shall again return TO
my ioimcr residence the tide water.
Letters, postpaid. directed TO me at Sully ION the Stage
road from the District 10 Winchesie) Chantly Post
ONCE, Fairfax county Virginia wall be promptly attend
ell TO. WM BRENT Jr
September l6 3S-tI5hN
a CUMBERLAND SEMINARY. Miss PENCE in
" forms her friends and the public, that the duties of
her School will be resumed MONDAY, October the 9th,
1884.
TERMs.-Tuilion in all the branches Of IN English
Education, for term OF ten months, $50
Board ard washing 80
Drawing aud French, each 10
Payments 10 be made five months in advance and no de
duchon Tor absence, unless occasioned by sickness.
Miss Spence returns her TO her friends
for their liberal support and respectfully socits coninu
ance Of their favor.
September &c. IL
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RNR PERSICO & MRS HENRIOUES, E,gI;,h

WAR. PERSICO s. MRS HENRIQUES' Engiish
1vA and French ACADEMY for Young Ladies,
Richmond, will be re-opened the lst OF October Tor the
reception OF Boarers andd day Pupils Having succeeded
la completing their Chemical and Philosophical Appara-
course of Instruction in Natural Philosophy Chenis ry
&c, by all the experiments necessary enable the stu
dent perfectly 10 undefsani it, and thus acquire tho
rough knowledge OF the Sciences taught.
Day Scholirs, English alone, s so per annum
DO. do. French alone 40 do
Do do English French, so do
Day Borders, 100 do
Boarders by the year, with instruc-
ton in English and French, 800 do
No extra charges whatever either for day scholars or
boarders. [Sepr. 80 42-6r
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FHNllE CamIfetd Jockey Club FoH MEETING If 1884,
n will commence on Wednesday, the lib OF Noven-
Der
FIRST DAy.-Proprietor's Purse $50, mile heats;
trance so.
SEcoSD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500, two mile
heats; entrance $l5, TO be added TO the purse.
RICHARD NJ. THORNTON, Proprietor.
September 10. 39-nlr
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by order Of the Board,
c. NICHE, Secretary.
September 49, S9-l9r