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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

BENIIS s WARE,
Manufacturers II
wOoDwORTH's PLANNING MACHINES,
Of supror style and workmanship of various sizes and prices
by the most improved styles;
planners with TODgurr-& GrooVcrsntiachcd'
- ALSO
WOOD TURNING LATIlEs AND SAW ARB0RS.
II An orders promptly attended to
Three doors South the Bridge Maiu-st Bratilehoro VI
j. NJ. BEMlS. lidl n II. WAKE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

BRADLEY s KELLOGG,
Attorneys X Councillors ut Law y Solicitors
ia Chancery.
Office opposite the Brateb1ro House. BRATrLEB0RO, W.
J. b. BRADLEY. GEo. Is. kELlOGG'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

BUTLER KNOWLTON,
Attorneys and Councillors at LAW.
Office two doors West Of the Bank. JAMAICA, VT
J. f. BuTLFR. b. l.. KNOwLroS.
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DIED.


In the county Of Hanover on the LIST Sept. RLLA
WILSON, infant daughter Of Sarah b. and Leroy A.
Crenshaw, aged months. =
In Manchester on Tuesday morning, September
LIST. 1857, Mrs. JANE KNAP. in the sd year of her
age.
Her funeral will take place This Afternoon. at !
o'clock. The friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend, without further notice. at her
residence.
Farewell, mother,
How calmly she sleeps in the grave.
Let her rest;
How sadly the cypress tree wave
Der her breast
How anxious cared I, with fear,
At her bed;
How startling the sound in my ear,
She is dead.
ia Kentucky papers please copy.
Departed this lifa after six days Illness Of scarlet
fever. KATE KENNEDY, aged eleven year,.
The friends and scquaintances of the family are
spectfully invited 10 attend her funeral, To-Day, at
the residence of her father, Willism Kennedy. on
Main street, between Adams and jefferson.
In the city Of Williamsburg. at the residence of his
father in-law. (Judge Clopton,) on Monday. August
3lst, at II o'clock Z. NJ, DAVID MOSBY PtLLIAM,
in the 4Sd year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the Methodist
Church in Manchester, at o'clock p NJ. His friends
and acquaintance, and those Of his family,
quested to attend, without further notice.
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young man. named Dow Martin, jumped from
a tender the Manchester Branch Railroad Ten
nessec, last Thursday, and two locomotives passed
over him. Though terribly injured it was thought
he might recover.
The first bale of new cotton was received In Co
lumbus, Ca, last Friday, and sold at II cents.
Capt. Andrew Riddle was found dead in Bote-
tourt county, Va, few days ago. 1t was suppos-
ed he WIS killed by fall from his horse.
The scarlet fever is very prevalent iu Appomat-
tox county, Va
Daniel Morgan, Esq, a prominent citizen of
South Carolina. died recently, near Columbia, in
the eightieth year of his age.
bale of new cotton was sold in Charleston, Sat
urday, at 10 cents.
The Lynchburg Virginian is gratified to learn
that Bishop Early is recovering from his severe
attack of illness.
Bishop Mctiill administered the right of confer
nation to twelve persons, in the Catholic Church
at Lynchburg, Sunday.
John Mitchell was in Lynchburg day or two
since.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, ISptr 1-Hsgh Water ~ o'crt
ARRIVED,
schr. ct. Cloud, johnson, Smithield, wheat. Thos.
Jones Co.
Schr. James Steele. Bailey, Norfolk oyster shells.
Schr. Chopper 4 Brother, Junlball, York River
wheat Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
Schr. T. :. Tull, Cooper, York River wheat, Burton
& Greenhow.
SAILED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York. mdze
and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchstt, Baltimore
mdze, Ludlam 4 Watson.
schr. Elizabeth and Elenor, Parker, down the RI
yer, light.
Bark Wheatland, Despeaux, South America, flour,
Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BRIsroLl Aug. ls.--Arrived, Indian Queen, Gray,
from Richmond
LONDON. Aug. l4-Cleared, Sunderland, Curry. for
Cardiff and City Point
RocKLASD. Aug. 2.-Sailed brig Joseph, Cables.
for Richmond
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Schools and Crime in America.

We believe 1t is DR.. Junkin, the eminent and
learned President of Washington College, who has
boldly taken the ground that religion and educa-
ton in our institutions of learning ought never to
be separated, position which has been sustained
by many startling facts OF recent Development. A
northern writer, who has thoroughly Investigated
this subject points to Massachusetts, which, when
distinctive religious teaching occupied an import
ant position in all her day schools illustrious
for her domestic purity and public morality, but
which, since thirty years ago, when her educa-
tonal scheme became intensely secular. has rapidly
deteriorated. In Salem, at recent session OF the
Supreme Court five divorces were granted for adul'
terry; in the little town of Dedham. eight for the
same cause F6rty-tioo bills for divorces, in addi-
ton 10 four murder cases, are to come before the
present term OF the Supreme Court for Worcester
county On a single day, not long SINCE in the
city of Lowell, were seen floating upon the bosom
of the Merrimac three murdered infants.
The history of education in Scotland and England
is also instructive upon this subject. The paro
chial school system of Scotland very effective
up to 1858, when it abolished, and then result
ed a most frightful condition of public morals
The system was afterwards restored and tho effect
was general moral improvement Of the people
During the suspension of the parochial system,
there were, according to Dr. Chalmers 200 600 peo-
pie in Scotland, begging from door to door, vaga-
bonds drunkards, murderers, g who lived without
any regard either 70 the laws of the land, or even
those Of God and nature" According to the same
writer, the restoration Of the parochial system was
followed by universal improvement of morals, so
that "you may pass through twenty towns in
Scotland without seeing any broil, or hearing one
oath sworn in the streets"
The same is true of England For the last 20
years, crime has been gradually on the wane in
that country, and public morality has grown more
and more healthy. The last twenty years have
been period of secuar-religious education; the
half century previous, period of secular educa-
ton, and the consequence was rs it has ever been
in similar circumstances, the gigantic increase of
crime and immortality.
1t is significant, that these facts have been eli
cited by philosophical Northern writer who has
been struck with the insfficiency of the boosted
free school system of that region to improve the
morals of the people. 1t is clear, that if Repub-
lies, according to the old maxim, depend on the
rirtue and intelligence of the community, any sys-
tenn which leaves 1t standing but one of those
pillars, will expose it to the peril of overthrow at
the first contact with adverse Influences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

English writers have great deal to saw about
the uncleanness Of tobacco-and the use of 1t is
nasty enough, no doubt,-hut can its manufacture
compare, in this respect with that of wine, which
ladies and gentlemen everywhere enjoy, and which
iutoxicates, maddens, and ruins those who drink
it in excesst traveller, describing the process
of wine making in France, says that, with the ex-
ception of the sparkling wines of the Rhone and
Champagne, the grapes for which are squeezed by
mechanical means, all the grapes of France arc
expressed by human feet. The grapes are placed in
- large, massive tub, and the treaders--big, per-
-piring men, in shirts and tucked up trousers
stamp diligently amid the masses, and wipe their
wet foreheads. One traveller describes them. whom
the grapes are first thrown into the tub as jump.
ing with sort Of spiteful eagerness into the Noun
tain Of yielding juicy fruit, sinking almost to the
knees, stamping and jumping and rioting In the
masses of grapes, fountains of Juice spirit about
their feet, and rush bubbiing and gurgling away.
Presently, having, as were, drawn the first sweet
blood, the eager tramping subsidies into a sort Of
Quiet measured dance, which the tread.r, continus
while, with their wooden spades they turn the
pulpy remnants of the fruit hjther and thitber Al
as expose the haifsqneezed berries in every nos
sible way to tho muscular action of the
moving feet.
This venerable and picturesque process of wine
10 fdBiitiar 10 most English wine
drinkers, and in what respect, we would like IN
know, is tobacco more filthy and disgusting, tn.
feet, too, which express the wine are not the dain
ty nice little feet Of tidy damsels but great Draw.
ny, muscular feet spoken of by those who bsx.
seen Them AS not whit too clean, splashiDg and
s?ra~iing in the bubbIing Juice The traveller
from whom we quote, says that often and often did
ne see one OF the treaders of the tub walk ouietv
over neighboring duDghiil, aud then jump-bare-
footed, OF course, as he was--into the juice-exsn
ayigilant proprietor, who particularly careful
that no bad grapes went into the tub, made no OBJ
lection. When asked why press was not used Us
more Clearly and convenient, the universal answer
was, that all efforts had failed to construct wine
press capable OF performing the work with the
perfection attained by the action Of the human
foot NO mechanical squeezing, 1t is said, can 80
nicely express that peculiar proportion of the
whole moisture Of the grape, which forms the
highest favored wine.
People who smack their lips over these concealed
drppings OF the feet Of the French peaxsntrv
might allow Yankee to enjoy In peace the homes,
atroeity Of his quid.
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my FALL, 1857.


HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING BLANKETS. "a.
THoS. X, PRICE 4 co. have made arrangements
for keeping large and extensive assortment OF Ne
gro Clothing Coarse Woolens Blankets &c. 70
which they invite the attention OF the Merrhsflts
Farmers. Planters and Traders OF Vii 2ina aud
Carolina.
These Goods are bought directly from the Agents
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms and
will be put at the lowest rates such Goods can DO sold
for by the largest houses In the country
Th3y making large additions to their
stock in this department. among thsu the follow
ing:
Negro Blankets (grey Plaid Linseys "a. 10 and
and whiie,) all sizes aud ~
qualities Penitentlary Plaids
Heavy sheep Greys tout Plaid 0znaburgs for out
hands, women)
ShSeptirey Twills do. do. Carolina Jeans do do
Kerseys (best makes) Bed Blankets, l04 ia
Cassinets flor house ser l24 and 1874
vants) Bro. and Bleached Sheet
Cotton Oznaburgs iDgs, "a, lo4 aud ia
- and ~ Brown Cotton Bid. Cotton TALL brands)
PULLED Cloths (for men) Kerseys for women &C
And by every arrival throughout the seaEon in
addition to q splendid supply Of Imported and Do
nestle Goods they will receive full and complete
assortment OF CURTAIN GOODS such as Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Brocateles Sat de LANES Curtain
Damasks. Moreens, Tassels Cord, Ginps Frfnxs~
Loops, Cornice; Ladies' Fur Capes victarfnes and
Cuffs; particulars of which will be given in future
advertisement.
THOMAS r. PRICE Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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naY- NRM FALL SrApIn annn

CRENsHAw, QUARLRs CO. have received by
steamer o largo and desirable stock Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS. which wers purchased last week in
large lots and will be sold AZ the lowest prices Thew
nestle Flannels; Blchd and brown Canton Planpels
Plaid Linseys; PULLED Cloths; sstiusts: Ksr.sys
and Brown sheefing and shiriing; Bleachrd and
Brown Jeans; Rurniturc and Apron Checks; Colorsl
Douestics Ticking; Prints; 0snabnrgs, &c &c.
80 2-N 70 bkOAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

The SPANISH MEXICAN QUEsTIoN.-One of the lead
ing London Journals seems to regard the difficulty
between Spain and Mexico as threatening disas
trous consequences, and it calls on Parliament, be
fore the session closes, to ask from ministers a
distinct statement of the steps which they have
taken TO prevent hostiities, from which British
commerce must suffer- and which would almost
certainly end in war between Spain and the
United States
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------------------------------
pCv0I urraN IN yTCAT1N

Nxw ORLEANS, Sept. Ia revolution has broken
out in Yucatan, and nearly the whole state 10 IN
arms The reyolutionists, composed OF the radical
narty. ara everywhere successful. The Governor
ras marobipg against Campeachy, with 1900 men
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

80 John n RE3NAULT,.

skUpHOlSTkREH AND PAfKH HlNf;yn
msshod - X rssSsniF Biz thanks 70 IL sns . sss
the public Spr the kind patronage bestowed On big,
and respectfully toilette their sycss 70 his ps sun
fkGS. BORDERS, CURTAIN GOODS and evsry ar
ticle usually found in similar establishments His
next, of the richest and best aoeds 70 BE- fo1nd
Store ls2 Main street gu 7b-Ias
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

A WEDDING PREsENT.-We have been shown
jewebox, of solid gold eighteen earats fine, weigh
ing six hundred and fifty pennyweights, and cost
ing nearly ono thousand dallars. 1t is intended
for wedding present to lady in Turkey by a
merchant of this city. 1t is the largest and mos
costly thing of the kind ever made in this coun
try.-Bost0n Trdr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

BBn FRESH LEEcHEs-I have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reesop.
able terms
P. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Can be found at all hours Of the day the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9th street, French Garden HILL
my &-ts r. 9. H0BeON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

EMBALNED.- Eugene Sues corpse has been EN-
balmed in Savoy, enclosed in eaden coffin. 1t
planned that the funeral should be demonstrative
the eminent radicals and French refugees in the
neighboring cities were summoned to attend by
those of Anuocy; but the Sandman authorities in
terposed, and the burial was indefinitely ostponed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

From THE WEST ISprEs.-Advces from the West
Indies the latter part OF July state that the su
gar crops promised an abundant yield. Yellow
fever had made it's appearance among the shipping
mt Kingston. The disease ragged to alarming
extent at st. Thomas At Barbados, the crops gave
universal satisfaction. American provisions were
in demand, and there scarcity of vessels. The
cholera prevailed in the country districts of British
Guiana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

EH HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish TO get
your Hair cut in the latest and improved .tyle
| would advise you 10 call on H0BS0S, at his Hair
Cutting Room under the American Hotei-entrant
On 18th street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BArHs can be had at
all hours Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for 81.
ap 8-tf
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fas-R1cHMoNp MADE Sroxk,-Tn

ADVANTAGES IN PURcnAsI,a RICHMOND MApE srovss
They made OF the best material and extra heavr
to stand the i'll usage of servants Rrokeu
plates can be conveniently replaced at a moderate
cost They warranted to operate TO the satsfao-
tien OF the purchaser. They cost moro per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom At the Foundry. Retail trads
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six years, and have acquired a high reputa-
ton for the quality Of their manufactures.
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FOR sale by all DruEglsts.
BENNETT, BEERS a USHER
NH ll-eod6m Agsnts for Richmond

Nay BURNBrTS UOCoAINH.-For pre-
serving and identifying the hair and rendering II
dark and glsssy. The Cocaine holds, in a liquA
form, largo proportion Of dsodorzed Cocoa Oil
prepared expressly for this purpose. No other eoIn-
pound possesses the peculiar properties whSh
actly suit the various conditions of the human hai
1t softens the hair when hard and dry--it soothes
the ritated scalp sknt affords the richest lustre
It remains longest in eect-and II IL the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
Pre- pared by Joseph Burnett & CO., BOSTON. Per
sale by BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Drugglsts
No. Us Main street, Richmond, Va, at 80 cents fox
halfpint bottle. au zi-Ju
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a-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS.
CARDS, BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS &C.. &c. printed, invited to call at our ex-
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small. Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scrption of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets where be seen some of the finest speci-
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. ID. HAMMERSLEY co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

nag How TO CURE ALL. PArS.-The
Thousands who are suffering with Rheumatism Neu-
ralgis, Nervous Headache, pains in the face aide.
limbs and hack, will find immediate relief by ustnK
HABTsHoRSy's CURn-ALL- Being preparation by q
Chemist IL Is found 10 be the best application for
pain in the bones, muscles, nerves and sinews Try
bottle and obtain relief r. . and 50 cents. Sold
by PURCELL, LADD Il Co, and
T-lm WM. y. LADp.
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posT OFFICE ROBBERY

NV YORK, Sept 1.-The post office at New Lon
don. Connecticut was robbed last night of the bag
Containing the New York aud Southern mail No
traces of the robbers have been discovered.
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COTTON RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

NV ORLEANS, Aug 31.--The total receipts of cot
ton here last year were $500 bales, and the ex
ports SIT 900 bales Receipts OF the new crop thus
wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

RonBERY OF UNSIGNED BANK NoTEs.-1t is re-
ported fiat 100000 in unsigned bank notes have
been stolen from the New England Bank Note Co.,
at Boston. They are on various New England
Ranks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

SUICIDE OF PHYsIcIAS.-Dr. Dumas, of Columbi-
ana, Shelby county. Alabama, committed suicide
the 18th ult., by taking laudanum. 1t is thought
that the prediction that the comet would strike the
earth so worked on his mind as to cause him to
commit the act
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OF Picture that is AIDE There nothing that viii
compare with them. The people viii have them At
any pr,ce They are like good wine-inproyed upon
kseping They never fade, IL they do POwERs
viii give you your money back with interest Isl
Main street. Price 80 cts. sa 2--its
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THOMAS r. PRICE 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
d "a Main afra.
nyHRIoHAoNp. CHARIoTrRsvILLaA xp

SrAUsroy TEIxsRAPH CosPAsY.-The stock holders OF
this Company will meet for organization aud trans
action Of other important business, on WEDS kS-
DAY afternoon, Sept: I'd, at the Telegraph once,
corner Main and Pearl SITS
r. o. CROWLEY 4 CO.
au 3l-3t Contractors and IIuilders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

BANK DEPALcATIoN.-The loss of the Ontario On
" Bank, by the defalcation of officers is ascer
tained to amount to 100000
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nar sALR or LUMBER, THIS DAY.

AUcTIos-Ws invite special attention to eur sale OF
Lumber. commencing at i01s. O'Clock. A. " on Il o
south side 81 the Dock. and adjoining Mr.. L. y
Hawes, Coal Yard. For neutrality-suspicious. refer 10
the auction column Of this paper
3 ss2-lt TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Atcts.
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WnvT We DRISK-The spurious wines of Oporto
recently seized by the Portuguese government
were made of molasses, alcohol and some colornp
substance Thousands ofpipes ofths mixture hav.
heretofore been sent to England, to the Continent
and elsewhere. The wine lately cOnfiscated in
Paris was made of water alum and elderberries
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aay-"WOOnLA,p CRRAMn-A

kng~ A CARp.-JOHN G. WAYT, Dent
list has returned to the city and may be found his
Office at all hours. au3 l-3t&
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A teegraphic dispatch has been forwarded to the
wife of Hon. w. b. Preston, our Commissioner to
Europe announcing his safe arrival on that csnti-
nent.
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BArHsi BArusi B.rusI-

and Shower Baths can be had at all hours frors
o'clock A. NJ TO 10 p. ~, at the Hair Cutting E. a-
ring and Shampoolng saloon, under the Amer can
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths 70
cents, or tickets 81. myl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

s3r- To REGULATE THE LIVER Is ONE OF THE PHfsl-
o;ans pripcraI alma i'm all cases of debility weak
nees of the system for when this is done health ma
turally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim OF Dr.
Sanford during years of practice, whore the LIVER
IsyIGoRroR was used with the greatest success and
fully experimental with. until 1t could De recommend-
ed with confidence and truth, and in no case has it
been recommended for the cure of any disease until
it has been fully tried and. known to be beneficial in
the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which subject to or
iginate from diseased Liver. which shows itself in
the form Of jauudioe, dyspepsia sick headache,
stomach, biousness weakness of the back or spine
stomach and bowel arrangement and many others too
numerous to mention. all Of which may be benefited
by the Of the. Invgorator. curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE 4 GRAY Agents
for Richmond. Sc l-d&cw2w
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n q AgRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

IoursyrlLz, KY., Sept. Tho Agricultural Exhi
hilton opened here yesterday. Hon. Marshall y.
Wilder, President of the Society, delivered an eo-
ouent address, There were II, go persons present,
half OF whom wero ladies. Among the number, al
so, were many distinguished strangers Ine gay
WAS devoted to trials Of speed on the track, and
the voluntary exhibition Of horses. Six or seven
hundred head Of superior stock have been entered,
and entries are still being made. The weather Is
delightful.