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OR own neighborhood, which has been sanction
ed by charter from the Legislature. This olsb
is composed of some of the wealthiest AID most
respectable citizens Of our community-mSu Of
high character and standing, whose names viii
be guarantee for the correctness Of its turf
proceedings, and its permanent success ss an -
ISOLATION. II has purchased the Ceu.reville
Course, Long Island, and is making extensive
improvements there. When these are completed.
and the standard regulations are carried
into effect, the Centreville Course will equal u
convenience and strictness any of the old estak-
Ished racing grounds in Europe.
The great desire to own fine and fast horses
manifested by our wealthy citizens has produced
its influence on breeders of stock, and there has
latterly been a noticeable improvement in the
quality of the horses offered for ssle. A really
fine horse will command high price at any
time, 80 that cattle raisers have discovered il to
be to their interest to breed none but the most
valuable animals. AS an instance Of the high
prices paid for fast horses. we may mention the
recent sale of Flora Temple to Baltimore geo.
tlemsn for $4,000. There are many which
would command the same, and some even sin
higher rates In the South the prices for blosded
stock are go high that Mr.. Ten Brock, as we
mentioned, in his late trip there from England
to replenish his stable found great difficulty in
making purchases the best horses being held
above his views. With prospect of the ex-
portation to Europe of our best trotting stall
lions we may expect to witness Still more
extravagant pretensions on the part Of American
breeders
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THE TuRF-RraIRY BETWEEN kntERrcAS AND
ENGLI3H RACERS. after the enormous
expense gone to by Mr.. Ten Brock to contest
with the English studs the Ascot and Good wood
prizes, his best horses were beaten. the uniniti.
ated concluded that the question Of superiority
between the two breeds 80 far a. racing was
concerned was desnitively settled. The owner OF
Pricress was NOT however, man TO be discou-
ragged from a settled purpose By two or three
failures brought about, in all probability by the
trioss and conti;vances commonly practised by
English jockeys Whilst he still entertained the
most implicit confidence in the qualities of the
horses which he had taken over with him. he
resolved not to eonfne his chances Of recovering
bis discomftuYes to so small stud. He &C.
cordingly retained TO this country and bid
large prices for some CT the best aud
fastest horses in the Union, and amongst
others for Sue Washington Gi7zie McDonald),
Nicholas l., Charleston, Rnric, Minnehaha,
Joccoseee, Bonnie Lsssie, Nancy Clarke,
Whale Bapee, Planet, Slssher, Governor
wicklife, Jack Gamble, Tar River and
Sbockoe. OF these latter he only succeeded In
securing Charleston, which will no doubt give
q good account Of himself Ia proper time. With
this and such other additions as be was enabled TO
make, he has again entered the field against the
champions of the English turf running all bis
old horses first, in order to show wbe may be
done with the American breed under the al.
vantages of improved experience aad training
on English ground and on the English method.
Prioress he has matched against Sir Joseph
Hawley's Beadsmaa, the winner Of the Derby.
for $4,000, and Babylo against Lord Chester
fields Telegram, for the same amount, bott
races 70 come oil at Newmarket on The 18th aud
18th of October next The weights In both
races are 10 be equal. but thee I. difference
in the forfeits, the first being $1,000 and the
second s25o. The result, az may naturally be
supposed, is looked forward 10 with great inte-
rest on the other side, and the feeling will he
more than reoiprocated here, seeing the grstif,
cation that success will afford to our national
amour pr9Ts.
There never was period at which greater
| Efforts have been made to improve the Ameri-
oab breed Of racing horses than at present, and
at no time have fra class animals brought such
| high prices. In fact, as we have already stated
| In the case of Mr.. Ten Brock, money cannot
always command its object-the owners OF good
horses being unwilling to part with them on
any terms. Amongst the efforts being made 70
| improve the breed Of horses all over the coun
try, the most important Ia that which has led "
the organization Of new club for the purpose Il
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Atlantic Telegraph Expedstisa.
THE WEATHER At NEwFoUNDL AND.

Ut WITT "U-c - ~ n n
The weather ID nne and clear, with = sou,hwes, wmf
The steamship Anglo Saxon from liverpool leth for
Quebec about Que OF Caro Race, bat has yrs been
hoard Of. The Niagara considered due at Trinity Bay
early NEXT week
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these two great staples is intimately connected
with the question Of the organic alton of
labor in countries where dissonaut aud ua.
equal races Of men form the oommuni.
ty. 1t is the growing necessity of cheap
cotton and sugar that is mining the founda-
tons of Exeter Hall in England, diminishing
the violence of the anti slavery humbug here,
and bringing the governments Of both France
and England to the renewal of the slave trade
under other names, but Identical in the prinei
pie of involuntary labor. The French trade in
negroes for Gusdalupe and the British trade 10
Chinese coolies for Cuba are identical with the
old fashioned slave trade, disguise them how
that we err in CHASING the labor of the East
Iodia coolies there AZ an involuntary servitude,
though once it was go. A new code of
labor has been introduced there, 1t says
We should be obliged if our contemporary
would send us a copy of their laws regarding
coolies, and would answer us this question
Can coolie, bound to labor for a series of
years, sit on jury for the trial of British
planter In Mauritius,
The necessity Of regular and systematic labor
in the tropics is fast revolutionizng the politi-
cal aspect Of this great question. The only
substitute now proposed by the British humani-
tarians since the undeniable failure of their
free labor theories in the West Iudies is to
crowd the British and French islands with
population until the accumulation of men in
harrow spaces shall reduce the wages of their
labor to starvation point. If this were attain
able everywhere, it would be only supplying
of cheap tropical labor by far greater degree
of human suffering than is to be found in the
institution of American slavery. But 1t is I'M
attainable. The British and French slave
trades are only palliatives and lot remedies
for the demand for labor; and are more inhu-
man than the slavery of negro bound for life,
in whom the master possesses an interest of
preservation. These political questions of the
world are fast separating themselves from the
fallacious theories of the humanitarians, and
are shaping themselves more in accordance
with the material laws of common benefit.
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run csrRRAL sKwpArvp prsrsroH.
wAsmseroo June %, 1853
An important errw vas made In yesterdays despstoh
in relation 70 The letter f Mr.. Dallas Of The sh II Juzs
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liability OF my remedies, while others have sent me
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OF THE AGE

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never ed except in two csses, both TSusd.r Ana ana
mor He has now in his possession over one hnn5rs5
Gess,nostes OF its vaaae,Al within twenty miles Of
Two bottles are warranted to eurs . nur;D, Cor.
One 70 three bettss viii care the WORT kind Of
rimlles on the Face. 'A ~
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One Or two bottles are warranted to cure IN Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
E4Is and B!otohes among the Hair. WV
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One bottle win cure scaly Eruption. Of the Skin.
worst kind of RingwOrm. ~ 'ui' ITO
Two or three bottles are, warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
sEiyst.o eight bottles will euro the worst case of
benefit always OF perisnoed from the first hot
tie, ana perfect cure Is warranted when the above
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that common weed growing on the pastures, and
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fss as G no Sa h HNSs Pn%
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done in Massaohusstts gave Il to Children S Sssr
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no 20 t. III
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By THE rREsl ess fss o. THE UNITED

In puryusuos of law, I, JANIS BUCHANAN. Presi-
dent Of the United states Of America do hereby de-
Glare and make knows that public salss VII b had
Of Kaasas st the periods hereinafter designated. to
wit:
At the land once 1t LkroNpToN, COMMENCING on
Monday the finn day Of JAY next, for the disposal
of the pubic lands within the following named Town
ships, VIZ:
Sostk Of the base Iiss asi east of fhs sixh Pris-
cipdl y1frtdtaa.
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT,

Corporation Bonds Of the City of Davenport,
York. Bonds Of $500 each The growing oity 0 Of
Davenport mas now about 10000 inhabitants, and is
municipal debt is only Sl5e OOO and its railroad debt
only Sl2s,oco, and cannot now be increased. The
Eencer of the SOth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be az safe as any
State or city bonds.
oc6 CHIJRR RROTHERS
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mo. COS

2TEISYE6 OF eELSfhRk kta9 oEffffcf2 f FFSS
LECoMPTON. KANSAS TERRITORY. TO
TORY.
In accordance with the provisions Of the 10th SEQ
tIon Of the act Of Congress appr.vsd July z, 1854
entitled IAN act to establish the Offices OF Surveyor
general Of New Mexico. Kansas and Nebrssts,"
&c !, u 10 hersoy declared a mad Enowu at the
ofi Of the eyor general OF Kansas and Nebras
ka will be removed from LRCoNProN. IN kassAs. 10
NRBRAsEA CITY, ia NKBRAsEA rkRhITokY.
sariy period as rr0rGioGbis.
Further notice Of the precIse time 81 removal vail
he issued by the surveyor general for SAID Terrific
ries
Given under my hand. 81 the city Of Washington,
TIN. 18th d-y of A prii, A. u. lass.
By order OF the fTesIdent:
THDs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of he q enorel Land Office.
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EVENING STAR.
APRIL.

By AUBREY DB WERE. -a.s
When Apnl's sudden sunset cold,
Through boughs half clothed with vatery sheen,
Bursts on the high new cowslipped world
And bathss world half gold, half green,
Then s5akes the illuminate ed air
. With DIN Of birds the wales far down
StoN Pnosphorescent here and there;
Fort nash the turrets Of the town;
Along the sky dim vapors scud; -...
bngnt zephyr and the choral nam;
Inc Wild ebulence Of the blood
Kings Joy bells In the heart and brain;
ct In that music discords mix;
The unbalanced lights like meteors play;
And, tired Of splendors that perpex.
The dazxled spirit sIghs for May.
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Monday, the nineteenth dny OF July next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base lia, asd enrof the sirth pria-
final rasridi1a
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The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation of

AT the land office at KIcKApoo commancn. ~,
Monday. the nipeteenth day of July next E,r thae AZ
townships. viz; wing named
South Of fhe base li~e and sast Of "A. ,;,,k MI.
etpaI meridian ~"
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING; DAYS
NEW GROCERY srS WIkkE AND LIQUOR

The subscriber begs leave 10 say that he has
opened Now Store, corner Of 18th and streets,
where be Ipt ends 10 keep assortment or WI ES,
LIQUORS. CIGARS. and fine GROCERIES,
hse Tea Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Oliyes, ais.
has, fgs sardines. Anohoyies, &c., all d the most
approves brands and qualities.
famlliss and mernbeTs Of Congress are particular
~ Invited 10 ca and examine the stock before pur-
As snsra assortment Of fine Havans Cigars. i'm
poftsd difect ey The subscriber. at Wholesale aud
Otnel Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
teyy,s Old Whisky Of 1870 constantly on hand.
C3untry ordsrs punctuaiiy art snded TO- and Coun-
mont. JONkR d GEVT
mSIv 50 fafh s,,,.ntnor,s.
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GOATS, PANTS, AND VESTS. - { -
- eENTgsE' ! FgtGiRsNsSfssHiNp kkF ioLBs. /.
No. so Pa. avenue, under Browns H

,sa J. G.-sTEPHENs. 4
q IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STREN9THEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optcian, ID. WOOLFSON, who
has arrived from Europe with his X "
o oH1 as Of ss as me 9f good many
rE,,SSLASSES; among which are the
PEKlSCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBkE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to Improve any EYE affected
SHORT-SIG ATEDNESS.
Persons who are ed to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at thu
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microsoooea
are for sale at store, corner Of Eighth street and
tween ID street and Pa. avenue
III Do not mistake the eorney Of eth street,
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
Hshment In Europe. matt