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NEW FAIL GOODS 1856.
A. j. DUNCAN a. CO..
IMPORTERS AND wHOLEs! LIZ DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
M 70 ptIBLdC SQUARE NASHVILLE

NO. % FUBLIU tVUAkk, hAsHFILLE.
IKTE pesVng for the sariv Pail and trade
w the largest and hes. asserted ROcs Of staple
Fancy Fvreen asd Dom-stic oTy Goods nPorted
us Comprising tee Erraiess variety o. New Syls Dress
ufacioriea.
Also ger assortment German @, Ois Irish Linens
Bieached snd brown o. the beat nAkes AMI al Widths
ve~g large we'll sgock a Am-rc Goods % The
sty and greatest variety. of wOosn and Cotton
Fabrics.
Also, very large ssOck Of Trimnss, EnbrOiasriss and
White G0odA
Ne are prepared 70 farnkh the EetnH Merchants witA
Con plets Assortment u Dry Goods enshs then
theu their Stock upea the mot fsVorses
tcrms and pledge 10 eel goods cheap they
can ukht ths KaserH MArkrts End viii maize thil
promise coed u fisnaa sho visit ths maFke We
insiis a caFeiui examination 81 Stack and ioss
auss A. J. DUNCAN CO.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILL E.
MF0InAI EpARTMFNT

TINHE sixth ANNUAL COURsE uF LECTURES in this
Instu tion wi commerce Monda, the Sd OF No, EN-
Der full preliminary course free to all stuiens, i'll he
given by tie Profess rs commencing tie Monday Of
Octo err
Professors Fees tIC5 Ma REGULATION Fee &5 Practical
ANATOMY SO. Graduation Fee SIS. Catalogue and
Announcement apply to PAUL ?. EVE ND,
naop Of
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~ The weather has been very pleasant
for day or two past, and the nights quite
cool The pleasant weather that we have had
thus far in the month of August is without a
parallel 10 the recollection of the Oldest inhsb-
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Public SDeakiug.

HoN WM. Polk and HORACE MAYNARD ESQ ,
candidates for Eector for the State at large, upon
the Democratic and American tickets will address
their fellow citizens the following places. Other
appointments, extending through East Tennessee
will be made in a few days:
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Capital $4,000!

1857 Prizes amounting 4t02 Goa
Tickets $40 00 Halves SIS co. Quarters $3.50
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDU CflUN.
The 500 prizes ~ ASK determined By the number
which the 600 prIeif that number should be
cd number then every obi Eumber ticket 10 the scheme
will be entitled IS 81. number then every
number icket will b. entitled TO s. So in addition 10 any
oth,r Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
tickets vii certain OF drawing nearly half
the ofthe same with chances II obtaining other prizes
All Jhose ticS,u ending with Q, >, g. eVen-An
those ending Nith I, s, S, Z, 8 are odd
Persons sending by mail need not fear Its beine
lost Orders punctuAy Attende To- Communications con.
hdentiAl. Bank Notes Of sound hanks taken AT par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diai-lV.
I- Orders addressed 70 JANIS WINTER Boz SIS NAsh-
vile, Tenn, viii be promptly attended 10.
JAMES v. WINTER, Manager,
a
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E- We learn that Mr.. Witcher, who was
engaged by the city authorities to repair the
fire apparatus of the different companies, hiss
cpmmenced operations. He has enough work
b,iore him TO keep him actively employed foe
long time, as the most of tile hose, &c, are
in very dilspidstsd condition.
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AMERICAN RALLY!

There will he meeting of the American
Party at SAUNDERSVILLE. in Sumner Co.,
On Saturday, August 8.
Good speakers, among them G. G. Bradford,
and i. NJ Temple, Esqs., viii be in attendance.
Everybody is invited to attend
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SEWANEE HOUSE.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIE next AcAIrmc year VIII ronmence teptebrr Ist.
THIS Institution has enjoyed forty OF uninerrupt-
ed prosptrity
In regard heatht Is believed have equal Ia the
United states Cholera, Chis and Fever, Typhoid and
Scarlet Fever and similar fatal Diseases have
ed here But three deaths Of Boar ders In forty
In regard maternal ~ nruce-caims equay with the
regulated private families In all personal
habits, moral and mental culture.
Employs, almost exclusively, Southern Teachers. No
Souh~rn Pareni ~hp gives this Institution personal
animation win, think and for going farther
North.
Jaly, sI5S-twiw @. d. ELLIOTT.
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Public Speaking.

NELL S. Brown and Is AN G. HARRIS, can.
ddares for Z eclor for the State at large will
speak at the following times and places:
Carthage, Friday . 9Th.
Lebanon, Saturday 9Th.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-09

BUSINESS. Although this is the time Of year
for general ull in trade, the amount Of business
now being done is by no m cans small. There is an
unusual activity 10 branches Of trade for the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-09

t- Messrs. Armstrong Il Co. have just re-
ceived few more of those celebrated Excel.
sior Railroad Threshing Machines.
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WHEAT MARKEr-The feeling in the wheat msr-
ket yesterday was not buoyant as it has been.
There were few sales Of 6ne lots at $lal.2 per
bushel
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TIE RIvER.-The Cumberland has steadily kept
on receding until il has assumed very diminutive
proportions. There is nothing doing in the way Of
medication
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Public Speaking.

Mr.. Michse' Vaughn, Of the Electors for Davidson
county, and Randall W McAvocE will address their fellow
citizens 81 the following times and places:
CARROTS Mil 2ith " Wedny E" IS
Loves store At night 4" 20
lulI
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New Lot of Summer CIothiug.

VUsT received By Clifton A Abbot. eonsssting Of
u eck f.ncy MARSHES coat Pants and Vests also
very ane Coats all Of the latest and most approved
Uvles.
Exaeed prices erdeF 70 maze room Tor cur Pal and Via
- sl.-s Iva
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r4s~ Yesterday morning we called in at the
Iron Foundry of our enterprising young towns
man, Thos. Brennan, on College street, and
were politely shown around the establishment.
We were highly pleased at the evidences both
of our city's prosperity and of skill manifest
ed in this branch of manufacture. Nothing
pleased Us more than those huge iron columns
cast in one piece for the large building now
being erected on the corner of Market street
and the Sqnsre, by Douglass Il Co. Such cast
ings are seldom made more perfect by the larg
est aud most experienced founders. We noticed
much iron work lying about the shop for the
numerous iron fronts about being erected in
our city. We gladly make mention of these
things AS being, in our opinion, the best evil
dence of our growth and prosperity. We
would like to see other such establishments in
our midst. We can say to our citizens that
wish to build in iron, to consult their true in
terests and have such work done at home.
New ENGINE HoUsR.-We were shown, yes
terdsy, by Capt. Jno. S. Dashiel, the drawings
of the new engine house of Fire Company No.
8, which is TO be erected GU the Square. In
plan, arrangement and appearance, it is very
creditable on paper, and we presume it will
not be less so upon the ground. This plan was
drawn by F. W. Strickland. IL is to he built
on the North end Of the Market house and
when completed will cost $4,000. The city au-
thorties also contemplate improving the south
end of the Market House for the better SC
commodation aud convenience ofour mnuicip-
al officers. The whole when finished will give
a much improved appearance to the Square.
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Gen. Wash Barrow

Will address the citizens of Cheatham county
at free Barbecue TO be given at
SYCAMORE MILLS
On Saturday August 9th, 1856.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUMNER has its evis well other of the year.
guard against which should take timely precau.
ton When the appetite beg fall the tongue fur and
the mouth to have unpleasant taste, 9arts Spanish
Krts should be instantly resorted to- by ding
rioas spell Of sickness may be avoided.
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For Rent.

THREE Rooms on Cherry Street, opposite Brsmbe A
Bros Drug store, just below the olege TeI moder
ate, apply to R0BEkT DUNCAN,
augl Patriot Office, Third Story.
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CfFT HAE1- NashsfIis. JaiY Is
Al PsFs1es owning pFesFsy SIS Sc rs it a ne eoFpss-
aon e hasa Ee sat - ssxsten kad 81 thesa 1eoie
oF po TAI Tsa peeenal property nnd who h4fs nos
pekt fT he yeaF 1s6 ersh3 nets % san ~ Ne ees
and pay Ire iAtelg. the neee1ies - De cof
psgallon seqars oruanpE p4gmenia.
Aaltara Il feFtncstes ar gAnred paFHesis ~ pAsAse
nssasas rasa ~ sssnamsua A NR4fuA ce1eetsT.
lI1A~lmA = = -.
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Public Sueaking.

JAMES NJ. QUARLES and @. G. POlNDEXTER, cAndi-
dates for Eector Of the Eighth Congressional Dist Z, will
the citizens OF District the following times and
places:
Barnes Precinct Stewart county, MOnday, August 1ith.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,

Of Hartford Conn, on the 25th day Of June 1856 Il
the Comptroller Of the state Of Tennessee.
1. The name Of the Company Is ''fhe Ph9nix
Insurance COMPANY" and Is located a.
Hartford, Conn.
g. The amount OF its Capital Stock 1890 on
s. The amount % It's Capita stock paid ~ Is 2nOOef
T. The Assets Of the Company as follows, viz: -
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000 Numbers, 1875 Prizes

i5l Prizes amounting to 49,; s2O4 GOO
The Is 900 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which DIR the $4,000 prEefthat number should be an
odd number then very odd number ticket in the scheme
will b. entitled TO IS il number then every even
number ticket will be entitled sSn addition to any other
prize which be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity OF odd and even
number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly hall the
cost Of the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with 0, @ 4, ., S, even-an
those ending with ], g. 5 T. g. are odd.
Remember that every Prize is dra and payable in
full without deduction.
az All Prizes Of 900 and under, paid Immediately after
tie draHng-Oher at the usual time Of thirty days
All Communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
tie drawing
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters, so.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
ONCE.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As half Of the Tickets guaranteed to draw IS
will sell Certificates Of % 10 Tickets Todd and even
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package Of Whole Tickets
10 Half ............. 30
10 Quarter ............. Is
Address orders Tickets Certificates of Packages Of
Tickets, either to s. SWAN On Atlantis, Ga,
orS swan, Montgomery, Ala.
jy29 orr. G. HUGGINS, Box Nashville, P. o.
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CHANrrRY SALE

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chaneery Court at Nashville
- at its May term ie6, IN the VIM Pybus Samuel
Scott Samuel Clark the Augusta, Atlanta, and Nashville
Telegraph ompany. viii sA urdsy August S0th ex-
pose public the h hest bidder Court House
yard said city, all The property both personal be-
longing 90 the said Telegraph Company in the Of
reunessee and Georgia consisting Of apparatus posts
hxtures farniture and the right q gay. &C.
fsAHs-Said property vii b. sold q credit Of six ana
twelve months notes vel secured.
auKs O. n. BRIEN, O. AN
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL Hdu illustrator, With the will annexed L.
Leav decd sell to the highest bidder he Town Of
Trenton Todd ounty, KY Wednesday, the lTh day
Of 1855 that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
Of T. euon OF which he died possessed Said farm
tains about
800 ELS,
is well timber, d, well waered and il hugh " cuva
ton has large and commodOus brick ling good
cabin, bar stables &c and of the best farms
in Southern Ky
Said farm viii be sold in ten equal annual payments-the
purchaser giving bond with good and undoubed security
the first three p4ymentsand lien refined the land
until the who're OF the purchased money Is pal
There will he sold the time aud place several
Ave Lots, adjoining said townon credit Of and
years.
Any wishing Information concerning said farm by
apply IN the undersigned, by add essDg him by ILL.,
Trenton, XIV. JAMES l.. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the viii annexed Of l.. q. LeaVin decd.
june26 tWw- 2m GE7ktOn by, Banner, June 2ld
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TtHEnsEtss.ion q ths Mails hssfaing ana nay nrAaa
situated Aissm q 10 senss 90 n midass hlm1 q
iss u russsassi. nyss NJ fliaT. cRcea.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
1857 PRIZE>l 100000 DOLLAHSI
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERSl
Jasper County Academy Lottery,

aY A UTH GRITTY OF TIE sTATE OF GEORGIA
GLASS p.
To be Drawn August 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon, Ga. under the sworn super
n iniendrnee of col. Geo, VI. Logan and , as.
a. NisbCI. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
pare il with other and u is the offered
the chances obtain Capitals FAR better don't purchase
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NOTICE tn THE pT1RLIC.

DIANo FOgTts FUND AMI RerAiEED .r.sHN1anum
~ The undefslEnel 10 manner that ~ !.
cannot be squ4 led By any otheF TUNEH 10 tbs
section Il e0unuy. Also ~ kinds 81 sasica lnfiru nsn
repaired Perfect seti f<eiion sisen % no charge.
orders le ne huse store % Mr. James DEroaa uncr
atrcst, siu BE- prumptiy asiesaed -.
refer 20 NJ DifEoni ant a nunaber u otherv
jys3--l@ PH. scHNnfDHA
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PuhIic Snaakinr.

HERMAN cox, Esq will address the people In behalf Of
the claim, Of Fl more and LCneon, at the following times
and pares-viE:
Independ nee Sch House, Yellow Greek, Montgomery
Saturday ADJUST 10Th.
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The Rev. DR.. sgEnsa Yin preach IN The Ara FrssAy
e,isn Church. 70 ucfpps ct half pas. 10 oioh.
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Public SDeakiHg,

Mesrs KEEBLE and HArToS candidates for Bector viii
address their fellow citizens OF Wilson county ct the follow
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z O q, o o o.!
Will be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

IS 1s5 prizes amounting ............t 204 600
The 5000 Prizes Of 5S are determined by the number
which draws the $40 900 PrZefthat number sh ud h.
odd number, then every odd number ticket will ntled
TO IS H. addition to other Prize which my be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
number ket will be certain Of drawing nearly half the
Cost Of the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes
All those OK IS ending with 0, 2, T. 8, s, even-A
those ending with /. 80 7, 9, are odd.
Remember that every Prize is rawn, and payable in
fall without ded .ction
G All Prizes of$ 900 and under, paid mmedia ely after
the drawing prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will b. forwarded to purch Immediately after
the I.awing
Whole Tickets $l0;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cash renewed other Tickets either
Office. Orders for Tickets can he addressed TO
s. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
jy15 orr. G HIGGINS Box 8, Nashville P. o.
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Public Speaking.

E L. GARDENHIRE and W P HICKERsON,
Candidates for eecor for the Congressional district,
Tenn will sneak at the following tin Is and places.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
New York Life Insurance Company,

On the lst day Of January 1856 made Ia conformity
% the requirsmsnts Of the Law Of Tennessee.
The New YoFS Lhs lmurAnes ConPzny. LOG Broadway,
New York.
No ptAl stock.
No Real Estate.
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dss, 20 that cns wishes 70 nov The opinion q both
a.
amp In tbs OF Bsh influence with the oouservA-
tive party Independents And integrity Of territory
Of little matter The Eng sh threatsn the States
main SILENT but he invades attacks and conQuers
the waters Of San Juan This States remain Likewise
lent that fine harbor Is taken, and the scandaous
Of all usurfalions consecrated. The States do not
pre- nounce single word ofhumanity patriotism
ISOLATION
But when ahandul Of miserable Americana at the So
Of adopted country arrive there and lend
lhsi vices 10 the democratic party the conservatives
show themselves alarmed and remembering then their
country which they abandoned 10 the other case raise
the o, patriotism and exAt themselves till they fall
In derium, ~ evils merely fsnastical hypotheti, sal
imaginary. which in wise be compared with
ibe reality Of Greytown and Mosquitia.
In the meantime, no harmony friendship with the
in it, provisional character governs the State nothing
of guaTsntees ch e3uld render superuous the Sc
wees of The Americans but on the contrary threats
which shoved the intention Of favoYirg change to tho
advantage of party which had sum aed. Who, 10
IooAg at such 8 treason does discover under this
byloc itieal mask Of patriotism tbs assassnst that
poor people whose blood has the play
th'rg o. 30 many wicked mea without Cod religion and
c0ncitncef
I4giumists and eemocrats-Ws are Nicsrsgusus We
are bIothers ard We wish for the go Of country
and If at present opni, Idea, or, sometimes
abstraction divide us, la er hall live united,
Cid before the revou ION and readirg then again the
pages cur common enemy wrote 10 for flaming
psss In favor of their projects shA know how to
ceend Ourselves against their peKdious plans shall
then, as We have always done seal with blood i'm
mu,ats patriotism IN order to Independence,
well % our liberty, may thoss who attack them be
Centre Americans gers and shall not with
draw friendship son and pect fro
all these p0pulas liens snd naors who know how t.
spect our rrioclss for Is the daughter OF
THE INHABITANTS OF LEON.
Lgos, March T. 1856.
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Port Of Now York, April 8, 1856.

CfEAKED
Ship Garssa Mnarn Co.
Bark Alice Tan,er new, Spencer Anwarp-pos Smith
k sssans9 sa
Rsrt Nazeprai Jervsy. New Or cans -Iayan / aarbut
Brig Rende er ,B,J Curtis ms.anzss-Hamilon srosers
Brig Blanchard. blanchard, sasua IL Grande Walsh.
B,s Lvermore. Darrell. cisnfuegos Tucker Light.
sr,s XouSs Rspu1 H Libby @ yntns
VA
seSr hc.%sT. smith Jss%ea K sSsf Y c. ~
. ssTs as''
sthr Peacock, Terry, savannahnG Gilmore Son.
I Me
sehr Nay Rosss sswsernWB Blossom SOM
schr Pathfinder. Robbins. Washington Bateman Ruida
Lord
sssr j WalTg ssTe., PorssmoussH w Lewis s.'A'''
schr Fair Dci ems, Bristol~Msser
Propeller Nebraska Mclaughlin, Ra.tmore-w Thomp.
Propeller Cal, donia, Baker, Balimore-Crom wells Line
ARRIVED.
scbr Flying ssae Be1tsr xsyssllss 50 dsy. ballast to
S@a IN the p.sssss March Is ist 20 lon s. 80
boom gee ;, 70 esao, tho night previous there
a'ss' faSas c1S.s,
y DE 81 g master Ne date spoke
'0s ssss ssss Days
wilhtngar snd mossses, to Moses Taylor a Co
a.dis; March q. $si Ion o.. ,poks ship Orisa
Bs.s Maria Morton Buckley savar nsh days with cotton
Aqisa P.us cadz IS days. with salt to ordsr;
Sss
spcks ship ESzaesi from VALPARAISO for St Thoaas snh +.
e ~ r. FAY T. pst out lark George Henry from Baltimore
s. Paw. Eksst soA
FINE xssnws dss WITH ' bark hides
on the
, ss a1d nss q TTSse cs,s. Remedies days with
a. Il. sss Ps e: +
Ancnio had apparently be- hu, short Tins ashore al
wespos which went the Light Of l7ih, Cape
grs Sss9, Safer yaa!:a n-seS with and
So'ass NV Loaeos e. New if has 6ssa
win eso %st q St Marks % days.
schr John Grifs Copkn, Mnailan 81 days, with mohag
Aig sRslss re. x..n..s March 90
,setr Fed toi iaun'on Msss Phillips. New Orleans,
Sol. &c use, Cerwin savannah, days. with cotton TO
Sen y " Macy. Buck, Gesrsesosn, sc, sdayA
stbr va isr 4 LeIueI, Jes1son Ibnadeipaa.
SIR ) Cox Cox Pnrsdepha;
@ xn rs ' iot so.
schr saiAh X uisa Hicks RociIazd.
stSr ssrsh Anne, Prince Rockand.
Fear Fear s ssa.l0 smith ta;s1 1f TsiA. Me-
Asss g.
eshr Jofnson Lcctwcod with :oswooi irem the brig
Cardiff ashore at Cor sons Ine..
Ore ship ard one barb, unknown
Wtrd at ur,se, ssF; sunset, DO.
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The Turf.
-.

NOBLE March 90 Purse and entrsncs, $l25, mils
heats.
Capt. I. G. Moore's b. Puss FArris,, by Wag.
her, years oio q 4 \
g warwick's b. 6. W. G. Dickinson, by Regent,
years olc =
H. CsIyer,s cb q. Scissors by Grsy Eagle, aged. dr.
Time, 1:t2x-1:6l-1:b5.
MARCH 24-Jockey Club purse, 800, mile heats.
r. 3. Patterson's b. T., BY Glencoe, dam Hedge
ford, years old. ...:..,.;;........,.......
eTsye, 3 years Old ..............,..'...... ,
r. Warwick's CHI. g. Patsy Ha.oher by Mar.
crave out Of Mangel, by Wild Bill yrs. old 9
s. H. Ellis ch. f. BY Wagner, out Of Tulip
W. rs old .......................... dr..
Time, 1J0k-1:51-1:50.