davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
BALTIMORE COkRKsPoNDKHcr.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9, 10

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9, 1854.
Our city tonight is in a perfect blaze Of
political excitement. I have never before
seen so intense a feeling. The Democrats
seem to have put shoulder to the wheel in un.
mistakable earnest. They are sleeplessly
yigilaut, and leave no stone unturned Watch.
tires are kindied all over the city. Shouts
ascend from ten thousand tongues The soul
stirring drum is heard beating to arms. AS
write, immense professions with banners
transparencies music, the big gun booming
at intervals, are passing en- route to the grand
rally or Democratic mass meeting in Exchange
Place, where are now in council probably
twenty thousand persons. The entire square
is literally packed with an attentive audience
to the speakers who are addressing them
How it is possible for this vast phalanx of
Democracy, with its bone and sinew, to be
overcome by secret, unseen opponent can
not be copjectured. There are those, how.
ever, who profess to know, and they are
free in asserting that Kinks, will win the
day. The Know Nothings, however, do
not seem willing to wager on such large ma
Jorities as they did some days ago, whilst their
opponents seem to be gaining courage. It is
estimated that not less than one Thousand nat
ura'ization papers were given out within the
past few days and what is singular, some OF
mem procured, as report Aas 1t, by the N atives,
for their foreign Protestant friends
just now an immense procession of Know
Nothings, with music, banners, and transpa.
rencies, &c, have passed down Baltimore
street, towards the Point. The procession was
half mile in length and seemed to spring
into life without the slightest previous herald
ing. They were q noisy set of fellows, and
made night hideous with shouts, roaring of
pistols, groans, DC. 1t is limited that con
siderable portion Of he young Democracy is
among them; but this, however may be mis-
take.
The Know Nothings, as they are termed
have been lying low. They make no special
public demonstrations, but are undoubtedly
strong, especially so if backed by the Wings.
| would not therefore bet either way. Nick
Kelly, who seldom misses his mark, and often
ventures largely upon the result of elections,
generally backing his Democratic fai h with
tho rbino, is taking bets freely, though at odds
on the success Of Mr.. Thomas We must wait
until Thursday night for the result
Next Wednesday will, beyond all doubt, be
day of great excitement. There are serious
apprehensi Of disturbance ard blsedshed
Ii an outbreak epce commences, no one ear
tell whore, when, or how 1t may end The ele.
ments in this contest are of fierce and high.
ly explosive character. I hope, however, thai
we may escape the degradation and terrible
consequences Of rows and rowdyism.
koDERIcK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

TERRIBLE TRAsEDY.-At Greene, Chenapgo
county, N. z, a returned Californian named
Davis had Misunderstanding with his wife
which led to separation. Davis met his
orethsr-in law. with whom l. is wife resided
and after brief conversation, tbsv ner,s3
"nsn no drew revolver and shot his relative
In the back, killing him ius antly. He then
proceeded in search of his wife, whom he also
shot' and She expired short time after. AZ
q climax to this scene of horror, the wretcbe,l
man turned the weapon upon his own breast
and slew himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
PERENNAI..

80. In terming tho Geographic correznon.
dent OF the New York Tribune an abolition.
ht, We had NO Inference TO 81 sjor McRea, the
special tslegraphic correspondent of that Jour
nal.
-. The editor Of the Baltimore American
"ho,b telsgraphte agent at Baltimore for the
associated press, tries to be severe on that Dor.
ton OF the press who denounce the too often
"ilIul blunders of tslegraphio reporters He
says they belong to that class Of weakly
journals who, unable to pay for the costly use
OF the telegraph, flch what they can from
their more eI,srprisiDg cotsmporaries, and
then abuse the whole 8, stem"
The editor IL battling for his bread and but.
ter. We don't blame him.
....W w. Hawkes., Esq son of DR.. Hawkes..
OF New York, has been elected to the State
Senate Of California by the Wing and Know
Nothing vote. He is about twenty three years
Of age.
go. Tho New York Express, a leading
Wing journal, tells " that the sHon. Edmund
Burke, OF N. H., the leader Of the Hard Shell
has come out in the last New Hampshire Re.
porter in favor Of the Know Nothings" He
concludes long article thus
-. II we nave any correct conceptions of the
op)ects and purp0 ses Of Know .Nothinsism.
ihsy are 70 correct these evils to put an end
70 the perpetual Europeanism Of Immigrants
70 learn them 10 drop their respective nation
Ahies abd become American liens to ar.
rest Bishop Hughes in his perspicuous and
ueaSonaoie Instructions to Irishmen aud Cath
oiies; to defeat the purposes of political dem.
asogues who foster this anti American feeling
among me foreign Immigrant population in
reform. N '"i"'aiy
,n such, We r nndeTstana, are the objects and
accomplishment Of such ends, We bid II Cod
speed" 1 - "oo
-. Sister Monica, Miss Riley, of phils.
dsiPhas,) Of the Augusta branch of the ips,itu.
a0n OF st. Vincent Of Paul, died as Augusta,
20 Tuesday lsss Of yellow fevss.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

FLORIDA ELECrIoN.-The election for Con-
gresham and members of the Legislature,
took place in Florida on the I'd inst ITALIA
hassee, which, two years ago, gave Maxwell,
dem, for Congress majority, now gives him
45 over Gov. Brown, whig. Both candidate.
reside In that town. Three of the four demo
cratic candidates for the Legislature have also
msjorities eprecinctin Leon county shows
. majority for the democratic ticket of IS votes
1t lie thought the whole State has gone Demo.
cratic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
cratic.

NEW YORK CATHOLIC PROVINCIAL CoUscy,,
The Provincial Council assembled at Nav
York BY Archbishop Hughes was closed with
public services in The Cathedral in that CITY
on Sunday. The Bishops and their theolo-
gisns marched in procession to the chu. cb
where mass was celebrated, and a sermon
preached by Bishop McCioskey. It'll spoken
OF By the New York Herald as fine piece
Of pulpit eloquence, and cleas and logical
augmentation on the Churchs doctrine of in.
fallibiiiry."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
NEW BOOKS.

LILY GORDUa, the Yong Housskescer, by
4 Coasin Kate
Irish Aruy-s striking narrative just published
b. the American S. s. Uuion
fhs CaSiives OF AbSs Valley, by . son of Mary
Moore . .s.. ,-..
Asleep In Jesus ., little work on the Death of
little children -------- =
Sister Agr Is. or the Captive Nuu-a picture OF
Convent Life, by Cergyman's Widow
Jsqusiine Pascal, or Glimpse or Convent Life at
Port Royal, Introduction by W Z. v ilIisns, I'D.
49,. GRAY \ BALLANTYNE,
Oct 10 = 81 4QS seven tn street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
SPIRIT OF THE HoRH1as PRESS

The Intelligenoer again considers the
grounds on which the Nebraska bill is de-
Tended, North and South, seeming this morn
ing to be inclined oscold the Chicago Times
Tor exhibiting southern phase in its last is
sue. The same paper corrects the unfoundsd
general northern impression that the slave at
he South ia not entitled to trial by jury.
The Union continues its discussion With the
Richmond Enquirer in a temperate, digr flied,
and really powerful article, wher elm it shows
the worse than folly of gratuitous personal
attacks on any Democratic leaders, in Demo-
cratic journals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

TIE ELEcTIoNs, ELECTIONS take n,acs 70.
DAY IN Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, for
members Of Congress, State Legislators, and
other Officers. Fifty-seven members of Con-
grees are to be elected in the three States. In
Pennsylvania Governor is also to be elected
and tho choice of United States Senator will
de7oiVe on the Legislature. Baltimore elects
a Mayor and members Of her City Council to.
morroN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
L Subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington County, in the District o.,
Columbia, letters Of administration the personal
estate Of hchar Davis, late Of Washington County
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, hereby warned to OK bibt the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
bel re the sxteenth day Of September next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from sll ber-fit
Of the said estate. -.- ~ - - =
Given under my hand this sixteenth dsy of Sep
tembez, 1854. m ts- $3.50
RICHARD p JACKSON.
sep 1S-i6WSw ,.-..- AthuAots1rator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
GRANBERRIEs, NEW CIDER. Go.

ChANbEkKIES, NEW CIDER, &c.
1USr received by Express, lot Of fine Cranber.
- RES at ll11 cents PEE quart, Sweet Cider. Co.
cumbsr Pickles and Vinegar at 60 cts per hundred,
Clarified SUGAR ID It's. for 81. hay Lyons Family
Flour at Mill prices.
Don't allow yourself to be humbugged In the be
lief that superior black Tea cannot b, he'd for EOc
,ome aud try, and vsrrsntsou will be convinced
that 1t is as good or better than you have been pxy
ing 81 Tor elsewhere. 49,. e.. -
10 BE- had only At the Family Grocery Of
as -IsEds@ ,-rs- ~ z. NJ. p. KING,
cor Vermont avenue and street,
oct 10 3. fH sr--r st John's 60 nsre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

ANNEXATION OPPOSED "A majority of the
Board OF City Council Of Charlestown, Mass,
are opposed to annexation to Boston, and re-
fuse ~ certify to the returns of the late cleo.
non- They are to be compelled by writ of
mandamus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
WIN. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANG En- 4 UPHOLsTERF'

4 MEXICAN snd French Paper HangiDgs ana
"A upho ster G4ods. Pennsylvania avenue. betx
St,srte n h and Eighteenth streets, Wa hingion
D =.
VIM. Haunschiid begs leave to inform his friends
Ind the public that hs has hand large stock of
Il ench Git AID american TranspareDts-
Aln, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
which he will disposs Of at tbs lowest prices.
oct lO--3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

ef SPLENDID PIcTUREsThose of who desire
TO pass through splendid Gallery Pictures mol
fall 20 pay visit 10 Pumbs Rooms the Avenue has
on exhibition there some choice specimens the
Dasuerreotypns in Oil which for beauty
Incompatible There Is portrait e1scutcd in this
style M President Pierce that reflects great credit the
artist nesneut thereof giving life like expression
Mr. Pumbe Is reckoned among the first Dagner can artists
of time. - D mar "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

NEW ORLEANS MARKErs-The first lot of
ne" Sugar was brought in on the Sd inst, and
sold ct cents. Flour has declined $I.25a
barrel. Good Ohio is selling at 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

u Persons wanting che Erening Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
"sun Iron Buildings"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
WASHINGTON INFIRMARY.

SttUl{e1 OB e Strset, norm OF the C1fT Hall,
Washington.
VNHE extensive additions TO the buildings Of this
l. institution are completed and constantly open
Tor the recePtcn and care of the tick.
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained in hospitals secured the inmates
The iEssut on is visited dsy Tor otteper il necee-
s1rl 10y Physician and urgeon from the Faculty
Of the National Medical College.
DIR. HELLGS, resident physicisn, il slwsys in
the building; ais several resiceot stedents and ell
necessary attendants
he patients nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy
whose b. nevolent services have been found invs u
abe sinre Their introduction into the irstitution
Ply sieisns in the city and also In tn. uutry md
neighboring Gates having patients who need hoepi-
tails advantages invited to send them 10 the To-
Urinary. -
The charge for beard is from 50 TO so per week,
according to the acoommo dations required payable
In advance. =.
Persons viii apply for mission to Dr.. HuIks
resident physician, at the )nirmsry.
All communications in regard 10 the institx,ion
must be TO my sddress- 80 -
GRAFTON TYLEK, NJ D,
Georgetown, ID. C.,
Curator Of the Washington Infrmary
oct Sim .s.4s- IN s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
NEW FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

USf rece we'd and selling very lo,o, finest Freocb
y Flowers and Ribbons Straw Bonnets and
Feathers, Mohair Head Dresses Velsets, satins and
dks, Blond Lace, Cap Trimmings, Hoeiers 8, Glov es
Combs, Brushes and Perfsnery, and all kinds OF
g"pts 10 Il Q Millinery and Fency line
n. B.-Will opeu the 18th OF October a select
assortment Of winter Bonners. which will compare
IN t,s.e and fashion as vel. as price, with any in the
city. saEDUS
oct l0-eot20th Siege. No. 500 Lev nth st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

u The potato crop in Wisconsin is said TO
be the largest aud best ever raised in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

Un RhWAhU.-LOSr.-Am mali Gold Chain, VIII b
lDC Gold breast in, rep espnting III. trunk OF |.
Tree Ter log OF woody with blue ename led leaves
attached yerv smell geld Locket with light hair
in it, ami email gold heart. The locket and heart
he neck by the bresstpia. The above reward " Ii
BE- PAID to the finder on leaving these srts,es--or
three doll,fs Cor toe ohain, ocxs and heart, lsfs
at Il 9 star Office. -. - - sen 2S-
4 IR PISTOLS and ali kinds Of Toys ut
/ oct e-As 4ssA ga ;. sl,-,i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
PURE SILVERWARE.


"RDDING GIFrS-M W. GAuTA BROTHER
w call attention 10 their unusually large stock
OF pure silver Ware, cnusistiug Of =
Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers. Casio s, Goblets "A
Cups, Butter Coolers, Spoons, Forks -
ladie', Desert Knives, ac -
Also, every variety of Fancy siiYerysre a, liable
for wedding and other presstts.
The above are al Of our own manufacture snd
warranted ,uIe silver.
u. W. GAIT BRO,
sigu Of the Goden Eagle
Fa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
CRATES.

'tNHE largest assortment of rsrlor and Chamber
i CRATES ever off red to the Washington public
has been reosiyed during the las' week at the
'ngton Stove Msnufsctory, consisting of two hun.
dred different patterns, all sizes snd shapes.
The stes 1tion of Builders aud others is GALE to
examine this stock, fee ing ntidert Ii cannot BE-
excelled In quality or c5eapness
JAS SKTRyING,
&C 9-3t S. T. co-ner of Penn av and llth It
Intel aid Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

Get l0-1t
FEtHE JUBIL e Il Instr actions and Devo
tiOns fer the Jubilee, prefxed to which are the
Enryclic letter OF Pope Pids X and the Pastoral
o. the Most Rev. Archbishop.
The DO den Rock of the Confratsrnities
The Spirit Rappsr, with many other new works
,for sac b! c----. ". A. KENNEDY,
oct lO-eOSt 42S Seventh 81 eet
DLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY Just re
- cetved from . Sheriff's Sa in PHILADELPHIA, a
very large lot Of SLAMS Books, Letter and Cap Pa
psr, steeI Pens, Psh@r's Pencils Mathematical In.
struments, Black SAND, Buff Envelope Paper, Ink
stands States, Copy Books end School Books, eli OF
which we will seil low for cash.
GRAY BALLANTYNE
oct o-3, No 4QS Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

A 70 X Lotion Saturday afternoon last, be-
n tween ana O'Clock r. IN, some y here be-
TWEEN The cors er Of nth street and Peun.ylysna
svenae nd Urummouds (the lst) toll gate, on he
Columbia turspike in Aleaandria county. The said
book wss large ana unbounU. am wss tied up in
paper. The finder, Ii s. requiring, will be suitably
rewarded on leaving It az the Star ONCE.
Get 9-iw
DUFFAsO TUCK COmRS, NV tty,es
ID and cheap at LAMMoND's, eth st.
Get 9-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

As the season approaches for getlemens Fall and Win
ter we cali the attention OF readers the
ana well selected stock Of Ready Clothing and
Youths wear manufactured with taste and elegance, by
NOAH WALKER Il CO. of the well known Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel. Their
Coat Is cut and finished THAI
cre 20 The rst class houses Their rtfent
oversaeks combine the late styles and goods
portation Dress and Froc Goats sndoi
ali fashionable coors Business suits 6oat and
plain ana figured Csssimcres Black Fancy
Cashmere fantaoons Vests of rich yeivcts plush
psin and figured silks, satins csssimeTes &c. They
have large assortment of Shirts Drawers Cndershrts
Collars, Ties, Gloves, Re '+.-. 4-- sep %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

49, Grand subscription Bali. The
u3 Nationsl Greys respectfully inform the citi.
zsps of Washington that they are making ar, snge.
ments 70 give Grand subscription Bail on Monday
evening Nav. 18th, 1854
Tor particulars see future advertisement.
3. G. SHkKELL
Secretary Of the Executive committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

U. >. MILITAhI AMI NAVAL AK6 US.
1--WE Undersigned having become the Southern
l. Correspondent of th- sbsye psrer. edited by
u or rawley, and Re ng dssr0us to furnish correct
and aus benic in ornia:iou in reference 81 mat
.p-rtsininG TO the Military solici.s The 81; Of
o-ieers composing The several Companies in thit
and adjoining cites in advising him of any Of their
proceeding. for puaIication.
G. W. MFAhsOE.
P.S.-A branch ofi,e has been established in
this city, where subscr ptions, advertisements and
communications viii be Received. -.
oEes, 2o4, Pa avenue, bet. 1ith and 18th SITS.
oct I0-f a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

s6 PURE Con LIVER ou.Several distinguished medical
gentlemen lately published showing the eeD
ey Of ts simple rsmedy In removing Coughs Influenza
bronchs aud other Irritating diseases of the throat and
unss IT'S important oaly that the OH should be pure
put that should be prepared from but fresh an
heAhy Isers, that which 10 ssle impure IL not only
worthless bat hey Injurious troubling the digestive
ss1s ana derangns tbs whole VIAL economy The pure
tie Is destitute OF taste odor but slightly
eeioed and scarcely dstasefu OF the siver
tiser wxrrans the Oh offered by him. z. d. GILMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
FRENCH MILLINERY

AIRS. ?. K THOMPSON will open FRKNcE
w MILL iNERYo on 10 day rsdsy) the lou
ins'ant. kiidge street, Georgetown. D. G.
cct Io-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
II z MOVAL.

REMOVAL.
n THE OFFICE OF THE "EVENING
sTAtk' is REMOVED TO THE LARGE
bklCK BUILDING ON THE CORNER OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEV-
NTH STREET. TIE PUBLICATION
OFFICE Is ON THE AVENUE, UNE DOOR
FROM Eleventh STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
MERCER POTATOES.

rt'HR schooner Joseph harsh kas arrived at r
lie. Is Hhsrf with . fine lot Of Jersey Merce
POTATOES, They will b. disposed of In lots to su
fImiliss. Apply on DO I'd to Capt CHARLES SOY
EER:. oct 10-t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

rs'HE STAGE-personsl Recollect ops of In,
s Stage, by " B Wood.
Farther supplies just received at A
Et-A TAYLOR MsURY'a
oct 10 Bookstore. near 9Th {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

DOOMS.-Bsck Parior on LIST floor. and tive
LII Rooms communicating On I'd floor tn rent
thout beard on 9th rect near the Post Office
Address Rooms, 9th ST., at tbis Office for days.
oct l0-lts -A--7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

they crowd thick and fast ON our mind.
Anew British Charge to Bogota.-we learn
that Mr Griffith, the able and accomplished
British secretary Of legation to this Govern.
ment, has been promoted by the Queen to the
post Of Charge to Bogota, South America.
A Handsome Compliment. 1.-THE United
STATES Light House Board in this city have
just received from che ma ayers Of the Worlds
Fair, in New York, one Of the sixty-two silver
medals which hey have distributed. Ibis
with the diploma, was awarded to the Board
for Fresnel's Illuminating apparatus of the
first oIder, manufactured by Mr.. Henry LIE.
pante, of Paris. 1t is now in use at Cape Hat
teras Light House The Board very properly
design forwarding the beautiful medal to M.
Lepsnte, as being more justly his than theirs.
The Naval Engineer Board.-The Board of
Naval Engineers, charged with tho duty of
determining upon the plans and making the
contracts for the six new steamers, are again
In session in this city, and are now drawing
up the contracts which we're ava rded not long
since, AS soon as they complete that duty,
they will decide finally on the plans and ar
rangements for the const. ucticn of the lest
two-one at New York and the other at Nor.
folk-not yet determined
The Texas Coast Lighthouses The Light.
house Board have information from the yari-
Gus lights on the Texas coast, that the terrible
storm not long since occurring in that quarter,
did no material damage to any one of those
lights, though nearly every buoy on that co asst
was swept from its position.
An Auditor Pro Tempore.-Msj. Thos. l..
Smith, First Auditor of the Treasury, being
away on leave of absence. the President has
duly appointed D. L. Mahon, chief clerk, au.
ditor pro tenn in his stead
A Sailmaker Ordered -Sailmsksr WA M.
Mahoney has been ordered to the U S. sloop-
of.sar John Adams, at Norfolk, for the paoi.
no. . Ia, ii~ts al say.Li ia yiel
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
Special Nofices.
Glenbr0Ok Jockey Club.

Al meeting Of the GLExBRoo1 JOCKEY CLuB, held nj
Concert Hall, Nevada, September 18th, 1854. it was
moved, seconded and carried that Francis j. Dunn act
rs Chairman OF said meeting. and that DR.. VIM. N.
Sheridan act rs Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
the Chairman it moved, seconded and carried that
certain Rules for the Of said Club (beng the
framed and prcsaned to the neetiDg be adopted
as the organization and rules thereof.
The following resolutions were moved, seconded and
adopted:
Resolved, J. That fer all Jockey Club purses two o,
more Horses Mares or CEILINGS shall be necessary 70
constitute
Course shall The fourth Monday in October
4. D 1851, and continue three days
Resolved. 3. That tie Sec earv of his meeting ts
authorized 10 advertise The following Purses to be run for
over said Course, q, said meeting, viz
EIonday, October 23d., 1854.
Hockey Club Purse of Sl5O-Three Hea:s-Free fer all
Entries.
Same dnyJccIey Club Purse sloo-Free for all Tro-
ing and Pacing iorsesMile heatsin harness under
saddle.
Tucaday, Gcfebcr oath.
Jockey Club Purse S25O-MiIe heats-Three hest IN
fiYe-Free for all Entries.
Wednesday, October c5th.
Entries.
Same dsy-Jockey Club Purse s;oo-Free for all Sad
de and unframed horses, and FOR all horses that have
rat won during the meeting, and that have started
therefor.
Resolved !. Tha: the meeting adjourn 10 meet on
SaturdGy, the 30h day of September, o'clock P NJ
Il Conce-: Hall, Nevada.
FRANCIS ). DUNN, Chm'n.
Or. WE. u. SHERIDAN, sec'y. 23-tt