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DAN RTCE's

The Most Stupendous Concern in the World.
TWILL EXHIBIT IN NASHVILLE, on Market Street,
w on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May
10, 20 and 81. ~
After most arduous labor and enormous outlay, Mr.
Rice has succeeded in Thoroughly organizing this extensive
establishment scale OF unparalleled ana
anticipating an increase of patronage offers his friends IN
stead othe ordinary Circus performance Hippodrome
and Menagerie. The former combining all the best
features of Circus and Gymnasium Vocal and Ierpsic
korean entertainments military school ohe manage by Mrs.
Dan Rice and the greatest stud of horses and ponies IN the
world and the latter Magnificent Collection OF
Animals and Birds, native and foreign, consisting OF
Ieopards Tigers Tiger Cats Panthers Wolves Black and
Grizzly Bears Zone Of the latter the largest ever seen this
side of the Rocky Mountains Osrches, Monkeys ourang
outangs and the remarkable Luss Nature known as the
wild Boy of CeyiOn; The "Happy Family, and one
ofthe most extraordinary collected, numbering
over one thousand BEASTS and Birds native and foreign liv
ing together in perfect harmony; the celebrated Brdaa
Cutie. 80
In addition to these and many other attractions in this
mart of the establishment The Renowned Chinese
Family consisting of five persons, including the ROYAL
Princess Oan YekO the most beautiful creature OF her
high class who ever escaped from the Celestial Empire her
feet be only two inches and hafn length will appear
and give Concerts both vocal and instrumental using their
native instruments.
A Monkey and Pony Performance will be given
at each exhibition and Mr.. GEORGE NUTTER, the Lion
Tanner will the cage of the large and beautiful Bra
LILLIAN TIGER and those Of several other ierocous Animals
Persons can visit Menagerie without entering the Hip
podrome, if so disposed.
is Price to both is only fifty cents. Children and ser
wants halfprice. . -
of seating five thousand persons comfortably
" may5ee4td c. H. CASTLE, gent
ryThis Company win perform at Dover Tuesday 18th
and GAINESVILLE Wednesday 18th.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPHED FOR the DAILY UNION.
New ORLEANS, May le.--1bA Mexican General
Unga was passenger on the Eclipse on Saturday.


New ORLEANS May l6.-THh Mexican General
Uaga was passenger on the Eclipse on Saturday.
MEMPHIS, May l6.--The vote in this city Satur-
day, On the County Subscription of 300 900 dollars
70 the Louisville and Memphis sIroad resulted as
follows 1901 proposition, and only SO against
it The majority in the county cannot be less thzn
1000 or 1900
MEMPHIS, May 16 81 P. M.-The Eclipse arrived
at this place at six minutes to eight, having been
two days, nine hours and fifty three minutes out
from New Orleans, beating the J. NJ Whites time
two hours and fifteen minutes. Her time to Vicks-
burg was twenty-eight hours, beating the Whites
best time one hour and forty minutes Her pack
ing blew out between Vicksburg and New Orleans,
by which she lost thirty-fve minutes
CINCINNATI, May 16-noon-The river has fallen feet
Wezther warm and cloudy Markets dull and generally
unchanged Flour 7oas rs, for common brands Whisky
%, small sales Bacon, shoulders &c. Five hundred
kegs No Lard lo1. In groceries nothing anspred
PrTsBUEc May leThere feet water in the channel.
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A earn

A CARD
HAVE this day associated with me in the Saddling BIZ
Il siness my son, A. c. MARCH. The business in futur
will be conducted in the of j. d. March q Son All
prons indebted to me- by note account viii please come
up and make payment. j. ID. MARCH.
"a Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
Tore continuance OF the same is respectfully solicited
jan2 j. ID. MARCH SON.
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MARBLEIzED IRON MANTLEs, COLUMNS, PEDEs-
TAILS, TABLE TOPS &C

rTsHE SALAMANCA MARBLE CO. invite public at
tention to their Marbezed on Of the greatest
discoveries of the age and for which they received the
GoLD MEDAL at the last fair Of the American Insti-
ute and the MEDAL at the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechan-
les Institute held at Washington in February and March
of this year.
and cheaper than Marbles its representations Of precious
Stones and the choicest Marbles. than sixty differ
emit varieties exact and surprisingly beauu it ca
pable of resisting greater degree of heat and it be
injured by the action of acids or oil.
SILAS G. HERRING.
The manufacturing department Of this Co. sunder the
uerntendence of r. f. j. p WILLIAMS the inventors of
the syssem and the financial and general business depart
menf that of JOHN RusroS, to whom all communications
may be addressed at the principal Ware Rooms SS Broad
way, New York (may7--3m
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ID ry Go o d 8 ,

All of the Latest Importations and Styles
Nv stock embraces description of English French,
German Italian, India and American GOODS, consisting
Of
Fancy and black Prints in great variety Furniture and
Turkey Red do French, Scotch and American Ginghams
and Chambrays Chene Royals Paris Painted Lawns, Or
CANDIES Jaconets Brliantnes Bareges and Barege de
TONS coored and white; Embrod'rd Swiss, white Book
Swiss Nainsook and Null Muslins white Jaconets plain
and plaid; Corded Swiss, and Satin plaid do; Victoria
Lawns black Alpacas, Mohair Cords, Cashmeretts and
Croton Cloths English Drap dEtes Tweeds, fancy Cas-
simeres French black and Doeskn do, Union Cassmeres
and Berkshire do Silk Serges Satin and Silk Vestngs
Marseles white buff and hgd do. super French black
Cloths and fancy do large stock of LINEN GOODS inn
ported direct from Ireland comprising yellow pink and bay
"a and IA Linen CO. dngs and checked do fancy and
inen Drills Hollands brown and bleached 4, SO, la
md 1874 Linen Shrtngs and Sheetings; Nankeens, Cam
let's Denms, blue Drills Coonades and California CASH
meres book fold brown Linens German Buraps and Far
mers Drills bleached Sheetngs and Shirtings Tcings
Canvass Paddngs, Diapers, Snow Drop Towels and Dor
lies India Twils Satteens Carpet Bags Hosiery, Gloves
ding and Fine Ivory do; Spectacles, &c. &c
ALSO.-A large stock of Hats and Bonnes of the latest
styles Gents Moeskn, Brush, Beaver Leghom and Palm
Leaf Hats Ladies and Misses BonEe Devon Braid China
Pearl Belgrade Neg Lace Gossamer mixed and Chrysai
Lace Bonnets Artificial Flowers Wreaths French Bunches
Sprgs Bonnet Cap, and Plain Ribbons; Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs worked do Jacone and Swiss Inserngs
and Edges; extensive variety of Plain and Dress Silks
and black Silks Brown Donestics and 0snaburgs
The largest BUYERS would do well TO examine my stock
All the above mentioned Goodswil be sold freely with
reserve, and on liberal terms
Nashville, April 25th. AND. j. DUNCAN.
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r. w. BROWN,

Office, Up Stairs, No. IS, Cherry street,
WILL in connection with the practice of LAW also act
wv AGENT for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate
Renting and Leasing Farms, Houses and Lots, 90.
may 2.
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EXPRESS GOODS ARRIVAL, No. s.
AT THE PHILADELPHIA STORE,

No 49, PUBLIC SQUARE.
@ EA GRASS SKIRTS Parasollets Figured Lace, VIM
y dow Curtains Jaconet Edgrgs and Insertngs, Artif
cial Flowers Damask Table Cloths Marseles Skirts Mar
settles Counterpanes Lawns at cents per yard Fine Morn
ing Berages Fine Morning Tissues Rich Figured Abevines
Under-sleeyes &c. SCHN, HILLMAN & co.
may
r AIDES TRAVELLING CASES AND WORK
IL BOXES per steamer Statesman.-Just received anoth
supply of Ladies Travelling Cases and Work Boxes plain
and fancy ones. MYERS d McGILL.
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RED SPRINGS.

hEU SthlNGS
yNyEtake pleasure in announcing to numerous friends
w aud patrons that we ready to accommodate
all who may wish TO avail themselves of the benefits of our
place Extensive preparations have been made for the CON-
tort both of the invalid and the of pleasure 1t
needless for attempt SET forth the value of place.
in medicinal point of view. Many, afflicted with various
diseases have visited us aud after few weeks soiourn,
have gone away either entirely cured greatly relieved
particularly such have been afflicted with Scrofula d.
of the Skn Stone in the Bladder and also of the Dr.
gesve System in general OF these facts there's an album
dance oproof and many who have certified tothem and the
have gone forth to the afflicted people And we hare
this time two living specimens of Scroula cases. cured
sound and WELL with u.s. be testimony to our dec
laraiion; one of which was almost hopeless case
We in Macon county, Middle Tennessee IL miles east
of Lafayette county seat So 20 miles from Nashville
As miles turnpike and the balance high ridge road, and
other good country roads coming from every pointfrom
Lebanon Wilson comfy Harsvle Carthage, Gainsboro
Tomknsvile, Glasgow Gallatin, &c.
SAM. E. HARE,
j. A. TAYLOR, Propretors.
mayl2-tr wSm S. b. PEYT0N,
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nOYS LASTING CATERS |;

DOYS LASTING CATERS;
ID Gents extra large do;
Goat Nulihers
Best French Calf Pump Boots;
Sfite6,d do
Ladies Super Light Cloth (plainJ Caters;
:" 'front.' lace) do;
Misses and Childrens |" do;
ALSO-A large lot Of Soe-Leather and other fne and
cheap Trunks. Just received by
may12 RAMAGE CHURCH
HRACKNEL BISCUIT.-l00 boxes Cracked Bis.
~ cult Just received by ap2l R.&J NIXON.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!.

- -
r An just receiving fine assortment Of Fur
i culture of the latest and most approved rs III
Styles which will be warranted as recommend-Ie III
ed and viii be sold cheap as the cheapest Having cd
arged my Ware rooms shall keep an assortment Of Gil
bets superior Pianos, also Window Shades Clocks Mir
rors &c. Furniture of all kinds made to order. Articles
sent free to the Railroad or anywhere in the ,ity Remem
Der "a Union street, Cheap Furniture Depos
ap27 L H. NORTON
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TOON & RUTLAND.
GENERAL BooK sELLERs,
40. a, linton Street. Nashsigs.
New school Books.

Davies, Practical Mathematics, with Drawing
and Mensuration, applied to the Mechanic Arts
Ezract from letter Of Pref. NatPL 0ross
NAsHv1LLE, April 9Th, 1858.
consider Davies Practical Mathematics very convent
ent practical Elementary Text Book furnishing much use
fol information variety Of subjects in Natural Phloso
phy and the Mechanic Arts II is very useful Manual for
the Mechanic and might very properly and protably be
used after Arithmetic in schools where the course does no
embrace Geometry; Trgonometry and their applications
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
NATHL CROSS
Treatise on the Structure of the English Language;
Or the Analysis and Classification Of Sentences and
their component parts.
Mitcheli,s Geographical Question Book; Com
prising Geographical Definitions, &C.
SWANS Young Ladies' Reader; Containing Rules
Observations and Exercises Articulation Pauses,
&C.. &c.
Mammal of EIocution and Orafery; Selections 10
Prose, Poetry, Narrative and Dialogue. BY Walker
and Culver.
For sale by TOON RUTLAND,
may 10 No. A, Union Street
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LIFE IN S UR a M G Il.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Connecticut.
JAMES DIXON, Prest. HENRY L. MILLER, Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500, 600.
INSURANCE on lives of white persons the joint stock
i and mutual PLAN
Persons wishing insure cannot find responsible
Company.
REFER ro-W b. Shepard 4 Co.. Kirlzman Ellis, Phil
lips Hart, Lindsey Crockett Morgan Co., NJ. 5. Pill.
cher, Esq
"a Pamphlets showing the advantages offered by this
Company will be furnished upon application to the under
signed who has been appointed agent for The Company
s. II. LOOMS, Agent
Northeast of the Public Square, Nashville Tenn
Or. f. > ,. F =, MARTIN Medical Examiners.
-Insurance on the lives of NEGROES on the most rea
sonable terms april l2-2m.
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
THE FARMERS ENCYCLOP EDIA-a Dictionary of Ru-
raj Affairs. embracing the most recent discoveries in
Agricultural Chemistry. By G w johnson, FRS.
THE FRUIT GARDEN treatise laying out and array
ing Orchards and Gardens. By Barry.
THE AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST-with directions
for rhe propagation and Culture of Fruit Trees By J.
]. Thomas.
GARDENING FOR LADIES-and Companion to the Flow
err Garden. BY Mrs Loudon.
THE ROSE-its History Poetry, Culture and Clsssifca-
ton. By s Parsons.
THE AMERICAN ROSE CULTURIST-also full direc.
tons for the Treatment Of the Daha- For sale by
april % CHARLES w SMITH.
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IL. @. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT
TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE.

TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE
WE DAILY HEAR of the most astonishing cures being
effected by that great and popular medicine the genuine d.
u. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LiEIMENTi and we can truly
say from knowledge that medicine ever dlscov
cred has performed the wonderful that has
bot in and beast nd It's equally good Tor Doth winch
makes truly valuable II is therefore hailed by the
suffering the greatest blessing OF the age and no one
would ever allow himself 70 be without this sovereign balm
who had witnessed its magic power disease and
its wonderful potency in relieving pain however severe IN
few minutes time We earnestly desire you to call upon
the agent who will furnish you free of charge small book
CONTAINING besides other valuable information, large list
Of certificates from many of the most respectable persons Of
cures effected by this celebrated medicine which surely
are enough the most scepce of its transcend
ent virtues We notice several certificates Of rheumatism
cured after the patient had suffered everything but death for
five twenty years. Also of paralysis loss OF the
of limbs where the flesh had withered leaving hing
appa emily but dried skin and bone presenting horrid
spectacle that their FRIENDS LOOKED UPON THEM AP-
FAILED. while physicians pronounced them BEYOND
ANY HUMAN EFFORT to relieve. II is the most efca-
cous remedy known fer burns sprains wounds bruises
chlblains neuralgia ooh-ache bites of insects and rep
files sore throat weak eyes, umors pain, etc.
ec and used with unbounded in most of the all
ments horses and cattle such sweeny rcy sprans
bruises wounds, stiff neck and joints ameness swelling,
gals chaes eyes, partial blindness, etc. If used IN
the beginning of sula, poeyi ringLone and SPAWN ii
will invariably stop their further progress. Every family
should keep this VALUABLE medicine hand ready tor any
emergency.
Look ont for Counterfeitsi
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made appearance called w. b. Farre
Arabian Linment the dangerous of all the counter
fes because his having the name of Farrell many will buy
itn good faith without the knowledge thai counterfeit
iss and they will perhaps only discover their when
the spurious mixture has wroughtits evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
sole inventor and proprietor and whole sale druggist No
II Main street. Peoria Illinois, to whom all applications fol
Agencies be addressed. Be you get it with the
letters II. G. before Farrell's thus-H &. FARRELLS-
and his signature the wrapper all others counters
\ Sold by CARTWRIGHT a. ARMSTRONG,
md by regular authorized agents throughout the United
81 ties.
~ Price 25 and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTEoin every town, village aid hamlet q
the United States in which not already established
address H. G. Farrell above accompanied with good
fencee us TO character, respectfully, &c d&w
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FUR SALE On THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1888,
AT ECHERD,
ON THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTSNOOsA RAIL,
" ROAD, in Franklin county, Tennessee, at WAGNERs
CREEK the junction of the Winchester and Alabama Rail
Road
See full ADVERTISEMENT and PLor at any of the Hotels
apply at Decherd by mail otherwise to the Propre-
tors for information po agent on the ground to
conduct visitors DECHERD Il Sanford.
Decherd May 18th. 1S53-td.
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MEDICAL.
rHz 1xrA1Inrr couaH RrxrDY.

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DIR. C. wILldAMS,
compound Fuimonae saisam Of Villa Cherry and Weed
For The cure of Coughs, oslds, Hosr.,ns.. gsov,.,s
Group Bronehisis, spssng Of Blood, Astzssa saS en-.
sumption
McIAMoREsvrLLE, Tenn, March 81, 1883.
Dr. C. WLLIANs-JeaF Sr:-We are out of vour Bal
of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha Send us some Of
reception OF this letter The people here have lust
ound out that it tirst-rae medicine Respectfully,
OkALoxA, Miss, May 10, 1852
DR. Gas wuLIaxs-Dsar Sir:-We have aeslvey en-
gagged ourselves the sale of your Balam of Wild Cherry
and Wood Napha since you here, and your medicine
trial is giving much satisfaction We have but one
bottle hand and wish to send few dozen bottles
= '''- p''S''S FoNTA lfSsI HEREFORD CO.
LAwREScxBuRG Tenn. Feb 4, 1889.
DR WuLIAss-Dear Siy:-Your Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is going off like hot cakes We have only one bot
tie on handpease send three four DOZEN
GILLESPIE KYLCE.
FLORENCE, Ala, Dec 10, 1s49.
Dear Sri take the present opportunity of bearing
testimony the medical qualities Of vour Pumonic MedI
cine. The Rev Barker had q cough for about three
four weeks. Il not only distressing himself but
such the severity of the paroxsms thai all around SYM
pathzed with him. advised him TO try your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Wood Napha lie did so and
took bottle and It stopped the cough almost mnleli-
aey and has not since returned has be had smp-
have used many cough medicines and have tried and
used all the basam and nostrums Of the present day.
and verify believe that yours is superior to them ALL
remain yours ] FITZPATRICK, Principal OF
the Florence Male Academy.
For sale Wholesale and Retail and OF Agency by III M
ZIAERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, who the Genera /.
Agent for this popular and rna preparation at the city OF
Nashville" md surrounding country is also for sale BY
thefollos in Druggists:
EWIN BROTHERS,
| CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG,
WV. BERRY
GEORGE W. HENDERSH0TT,
T. WELLS,
| H. G. SC0YEL,
| BEACH, FLEMING CO,
| CURRY Il MARTIN, Nashville.
| BINGF0Rn / McDERM0TT,
Murffeesboro.
| E. G. CL0UST0N, lc.r. m
| +. S. WOLRIDGE, f''N~'A' -
| HAWKINS fowler, Columbia.
And by all Druggists in every in the State Of Ten
nessee, and all the Southern and Western States
i mar Il Inn Tug
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nOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
} have the most extensive and varied assortment of
Clothing Boys from TO 6 offered for sale In the
Union Orders for Gentlemens Clothing filed at the short
>atice.
+. ms purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the priv e of changing them if they do not suit.
F. A. H0YT BRO.
S. w. corner ofChestnut and 10 ST., Philadelphia.
Aprl g. lS53-ly
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FULTON AND EASTMANS BOOKKEEPING.
Practical system of Bookkeeping by single entery.
For sale by may3 JOHN YORK & co.
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Look ont Tor C,uuterfeitsf
EXTENSIVE SALE
AT AUCTION OF NEW SPRING GOODS

4. j y UNCAN,
May III, lSd, and 1871, 1858.
WILL sell at Auction a0ithout reSerce on TUESDAY
i WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, May l7th 18th,
and 18TH 1853 avery large and well selected stock of STA
PIE and FANCY, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-The Assessment
IN Roll having been completed and delivered TO me- viii
remain my Office in the City Hall for the inspection Of
Tax Payers for ten days. All who wish to examine the Roll
will please call within that tme and if correction is made
by appeal to the Mayor the same viii be considered final
and correct may5 f. A. RAWORTH
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-The Twenty+fourth Annual
wi Session OF the Medical Society of Tennessee will be
held in the Medical College in Nashville the first Wed
nesday being the 4th day of May next at 10 o'clock a NJ
r. S. WENDELL, NJ d.,
aprills-lm-RutA. TEL Recording Sec'y.
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM 0TTQ MAMIE A (vrnQV IN pHIT,ADEI

fbOM JUL MANUfACIUhI IN -, ,,I5z,
a BEAUTIFUL LOT Of Black and Fancy CASHMERE
N PANTALOONS of new styles, and made in the best
manner expressly for our retail sales in Nashville
We have also beautiful assortment OF Black and Fancy
colored DRESS. FROCK and SACK COATS, with full
stock of Genteens Furnishing Goods Of the finest and most
costly articles such as GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, CRA-
WATTS, STOCKS, WHITE SHIRTS, OF superior quality
different Qualities; UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS Of
varos Qualities and materials Gentlemen depend IN
IN being supplied at any time with good Goods and at
souable prices by calling at establishment on Cedar
street. near the Post Office.
jan20 CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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ENxN0 18xElEH T.
&<z53 MkS- I0CkHART most respectfully EHa
announces 70 the Ladies of Nashville and NIX
country, that she has Just received direct ~
from New York. the latest and most fashionable assortment
OF hiilenary Goods all Paris Styles and well selected
any one wishes real Bonnet please eau at No
"A, Cherry street. and judge for themselves
Bcnness Ribbons Flowers, Trimmings and all new Pat
terms.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Thankful to the Ladies for their cmer very liberal MT
ronage hope still 10 merit continuance Of their fayors
MRS. L. LOCKHART,
aprl1-t No L. Cherry sfraef
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NID, SILK and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
IN Every variety coors just received aud for sale by
mayl4 MYERS & McGILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store No. 56, College
street
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Walnut Jockey Club Association Races.

Walnut Jockey Club Association Races.
THE Spring Meeting over this will commence
Il Monday the 18th day of May next.
FIasr DAT-Association Purse s25O-Two mile
heats.
SECOND DAr-Association Purse sl50-0ne mile
heats
THIRD DISSATISFACTION Purse $400-Three mile
heats.
FOURTH Dissatisfaction Purse s20O-Three best
in fvs.
In addition to the above purses the following Sweepstakes
have been proposed
ASweepstake for year ods, mile and repeat-$75
entrance, S25 forfeit. Three to make race te
and close the lst day of April The Association to
give 500 provided the stake is filed To be the
first day OF the meeting.
A Sweepsake for all ages-Two mile $500 en-
trance $50 forfeit Three to make race to
and close Saturday, at o'clock preceding the regular
The above stake to be Tuesday The second
day All entries TO be made to the Secretary under SEAL
march5-td Z. r. GLASC0CK, Secy.