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''0pPosITIoE. Blessings on the word maker for
that word But for It the Democratic party would
be at a loss for concentrated mode Of designating
its enemies What other word, from g " TO
"Zythum," the beginning and the end Of Webster )
" unabridged" would comprehend the Tag ends OF
opposing factions, and consolidate all the elements
inimioal to Democracy There are Distr6uuonls's
that are not Know NOthings. aud Know Nothings
that are notDistibutionisis; there are "Amerieans
that are not Black Republicans. and Black kepubh-
cans that are not /" Americans" then there are
Wings, Wing Americans, Republican hlgs, Amer
icsnsWhigs, Republican Americans, Distribution
Americans, Wing Conservatives, Union Party PEG.
pies Party Freeseilers, AbOiionists, &e i&e.' al
differing in particular points, just as lumpso OF coal
differ from one another, but all agreeing IN 'oPpos-
lion" to Demoocracy-sn embraced in that 'sopposi-
ton Thousand blessings, say We upon the ma
ker Of that word 1t saves time and labor and per
pleziy inreoolleeling aud enumeraing all the names
Of our enemies. Nero wished that Rome had but
one neck that he might seTerit a. blow; Democracy
has the advantage of Nerc-its enemies have but
one head, and that is deposition. Il IS eouve-
nient word-it saves s world of trouble, and again
we say, blessings on the word maker for that word
--Ralsigh az C.) Standard
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Indian Affairs in Oregon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 Intelligence has been re-
ceyed at the War Department to the effect that the
supplies of mules and horses so muohneeded in Or
sgOn and Washington Territories have been dis
patched thilher from Utah, whittier they were sent
to be used in the contemplated expedition against
the MormOns. When we remember that the troops
in those Territories were scattered over wide eX
psnse of country, the concentration Of some 2 600
Of their number at Fort WallasWalla, within the
space Of about month"; is sufficient to excite gen
eral establishment and admiration; and the move
meBt has gained for General Clark and his subor-
mates the generous praise of Secretary Floyd and
other attaches Of the Department.
With the addition of the sixth regiment Of infan-
try, now on the way to the Pacific from Utah. it is
supposed the force there will be sufficient for all the
exigencies existing at present 1t believed that
the troops already in Washington Territory were
probably ready to march the LIST of August against
the Indians who attacked and defeated Col Stoptoe
The extent Of the detection is not known but il is
confidently anticipated that the campaign will be an
exceedingly short one, and far less expensive than
any previous similar movement Star.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD-The New Orleans
PierDt1s Of the 18th says:

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.-The New Orleans
Picayuns Of the 14th says:
new oomplicat on is added to the affairs Of the
Southern Paeifc Railroad Company by the action Of
Governor Runnels, of Texas. That functiouary has
ordered sujt to be instituted for the purpose of
forfeiting the charter Of the company, under the
following state Of facts: In 1858 the legislature
passed an act by which sll railroads were required
to make areport Of their condition 10 the Comptroller
of the State, under penalty, for the first omission,
Of fine of $3.50, and for noncompliance for three
months after notice by the Comptroller, to forfeit
ture Of the charter
But the charter of this company was granted in
1852 before the enactment of this law, and it has
been assumed that the Law does not apply to com
panies who had chartered rights vested before its
PASSAGE and therefore reports have been thought
necessary. The present board have, however, for
greater precauton, complied with the law and made
the report but the Governor had previously ascer-
tanned the omissions of former years, and is apply
ing to have the charter vacated.
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The Baltimore Sun learns that violent hail-storm
passed over the upper section Of Baltimore county,
Maryland, on the afternoon of the 18th inst. Some
of the hail stones it is said, were nearly as large
as hens egg similar storm passed over Fred
erick city, playing sad havoc with glass, twenty
four of which were broken in the Office Of the Union
newspaper alone. Hail Of the size of hickory nuts
fell in prOfusiOn.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Important 1rori. on American EIIsss-

Important work ON American HIsforT.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF TEE
AMERICAN EgOLUTION
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers relating 10 the c9ntest
for Liberty chiefly In s61I1h ClFoiiHns
from originals im the po1sessiou OF
the Editor ana other sources
BIT R. ". GIBBEs, D. D.,
Member Of the American Association for the Advaueesut
seeneei New York Historical Society; C he Georsa
toricsl so1istyi &C., sc.
IN Vols. sro Cloth,
Vol. J, l7Gf-l776.
Vol. 3. l77S-l752.
Vol. 3. I7sl-l7s2
The Editor with spirit Of patriotism has Lea engaged
for . years in colseng these valuable and nislssng pa
per in the hope Of preserving materials for American History
which might Otherwise have been lost ere gFan for
their intrinsic value and IN the order Of dates without reference
special He they win be received. a. tsJ
offered contribution The history glorious RsToln
ton Of which every Memorial is dar to souh Carolina aul her
sister States.
For sale BY W. t. BERRY 8 Co..
auslo PUBLIC SQUARE.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIyHE next Academic Year will begin September 6, '5s.
During the week urgTrus-Preparlt0n Week-all our
Teachers viii bein their places Pupils viii be received
our classes arranged that following Monday com
mence our regular work Tor The year.
ON SATURDAY, August g, at o'clock P W. friends Ia
vits to visit Academy. which Tine an the buildings he
omen for inspection. During the present the work
last year has finished, spacious Exercise a has been
erected and other additions made, relating pa-tculrly to
the health Pupils. Ikere Is Oter fc1eia biug
10 the United S2tss e7n' 70 oHrs 'a eqt, coEyesHcs
AMI Heyf1thfal0cfs.
knowledge Of this fact and also Of system % casica-
ton satisfy intelligent person. that large school
is yet child receives from Teachers more personal tten-
ton she possibly in small private school, We
think. also, that in our build and ao number and
perence Of Teachers We shall be batter than ever prepared
all that parents 10 reason. expect Of school regard
health and also to The religious Intellectual culture Of
young ladies ntsd % our care either boarders ho
@. d. ELLIOTT.
Angus. 20, ls5s-augsl 81.
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KKTE the undersigned receivers sors and sellers OF Cotton,
w have agreed upon the following scale Of charges VIZ
Receiving and Weighing, IS cents per bale.
Receiving, Weighing and Storage, for two monns or less %
cents per bale.
per bale.
For selling, rendering Of sales c p cents per bale
Purchasing with funds in hand, 50 cents per BALE
The above charges viii be strictly adhered to in every
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.
A. HAMILTON.
J. A. McALISTER & co.
augI3v&trvRu JOHNSON, WEAVER & co.
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DROUGHT IN SOUTHERN MARYIAxD.-The Port
Tobacco (Md) Tines Of the 18th inst, states that
with the exception of or two light showers, there
has been no rain in that vicinity for two months
Vegetation of all kinds locke parChed and the pres
peot for both corn and tobacco is of the goomiesi
character The Times further states that a farmer
in the neighborhOOd Of MiddletOWn after having
thrashed and measured the wheat from field, upon
which he had sown nine tons Of guanO, found the
yield 70 be City one bushels.
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Administrator,s Notice.

TTNE undersigned having administered the estate Of George
Seibert, Decd hereby notifies all persons having claims
against said present him file them with the
Clerk of the County Court Davidson county within three
sagIO-w3t HENRY BRAKEMAN, admir-.
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mEmPMIa RArEs.
MEmPHIs COURsI

The Races over the Memphis Course vs.
commence ON TUESDAY,, october 10, 1858,
The sweepstakes have closed With the following entries
FIRST DAY TUEpky, October l9 the N ALKER STAKE
for thee year olds 500 entruce $50 forfeit Nile heats
Pettfgrewas Priam; lam b Chevalier.
MNCagy enter POtsos year old by Glencoe;da i'm
James L bradley chestnut colt BY imp Gepsosi dam
Mary Lewis b. imp Ainderby Also, bay fey Des Che ~
imp. 6ieneoei DAM Brown Kitty, BY Birning nam.
W Harper names Hempland old cola By imp York
shTei dam Blinley, By Muekle John.
G. Moore chestnut colt by imp Glencoe dam, Belle,
BY Frank Also chestnut Third Boston, dam sally Jones'
pOral
James Jackson names chestnut colt Socks by imported Albion;
dam BY imp Ander6y Also black colt Marx Young by oon'
RouadHss names Laura williams, By imp. Glencoe dam.
Jane watson Also chestnuthiley BY AlbOn dam, Eudora
SANE DAI--Joekey Club Purse 5000 Three mile heats
SECOND DAA EDNEsDAT October 1.-Two year ola slAss
dash Of one mile, $500 entrance $50 forfeit
Thos B. Pondexter bay BY imported Yorkshire, out
Of sally Morgan BY imported Emancipation.
W f. Harper names two year old colt by Lengtons ont oil
W. che9tham year old chestnut colt By elencO,
dam Sonora Love ly Leviathan 81
Eli 0dom names bay flley by Albion; dam, Sovereign.
james Jackson names chestnut y Fanny Bugs by imp Am
". Roundee names chestnut colt By EPSILON dam by imp
SAME Jockey Club Purse $780, mile heats, IN
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l--The HARPER
STAKE for three year ods Two mile heats sJo entrance
james l. Bradley names hay h Des Chiles BY imp Glen
cOe; dam, Brown Kitty, by birmingham.
stumps.
Gill & Blythe black colt HisEaths By Albion; dan
Wagner Also, Ely DEAN lay hey by Abon dam Glencoe
W. ouudtree laura Williams by Glencoe dam, Jane
Watson. Also, chestnut filley by Albion; dam, Elora
james Jaeksonnames brown fley Ely Bynum, by Gencoei
sn Qhelio Also, black colt Mark YouDg by Albion: dam,
Liace
Tom Moore names bay hiey by imported Shamrock the
Little CorPo1s Aiso chestnut geains ~ third Boston, Gam
Sally Jones.
VI r Harper names Henlpaud by imported YORKSHIRE dam
Blnkey, by MuckIe John. "
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October 2Jockey Club Purse s40o
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARURDAv, October ss.JOckey Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats ---r q A.
10 Walk Over the above Course entities tie horse 70 The
full amount OF Jockey Club purses.
aug24 WM. ROUNDTREE Proprietor.
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letter from Mount Gilead, North Carolina, to the
editors of the Fayetteville Observer, dated August
9TH, says:
The weather is extremely hot and dry, and the
prospect for crops is more g omy, if possible than
in 1916. 10 this immediate vicinity there has not
stop farmers from work y hours since the crops
we're planted. --..--s ---
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PROSPECTUS
NAY Is, 1855.

COMMENCING viii The aboysd date the NAsrvu1r Us1oS AsD
American vn b pubshea and edited By 3. G. EASTMAN,
y G. DUS1SsroS, J.. GRuzTH g. PonDExTE, under
thssgieo 2. AszfaS e 90. The tsrEs as hsrs6Iors win
be- for the Daily, Sc for the TFsey, s. and for the Week
", 50 per aHnum.a
The fierce political struggles Of the last tentyfour years.
which the UNION and afterwards the Uos ANERICA, has
taken prominent part rendered it necessary pree-
eesors to publish almost exclusively political Journal In
that department the paper has always occupied second to
mono in the country Atengh the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party have become fixed and mpregnabe and
We popose make the central democratic organ, in Is and
commercial departments all that has ever been in It's political
While abatng jo heart and energy in support Of the prn
eples and policy Of the great Democratic party we have perfected
arrangements BY which will supercede necessity Of the
business man or the general reader going out Of the State pa
Pers containing the latest intelligence.
ear-- The News.
The latest News from all quarters al important sub
ecs-POlitcal, Commercial and Geneaw have precedence
hereafter, every thing else. We shall spare pains
pense to place paper in this respect advance Of all
petOrs and to make it necessity to those Of citizens
who may not symPathizs with political opinions.
1851 wis and HumOr. 1F
SUIT LOYENGOODs nimitab sketches VIII continue to en-
bellish the humorous departusnt Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman Ofntsigenos and experience has been employed
Local and Commercial Editor who will devote whole
to matters relating to the Commerce Of the country the
dustry Of the State.
slosa Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness Of the UoS AMERICAN viii be
unremitting We this Spring summer investing in new
materials, buildings, &C., money than the whole establish
ment appraised at five years ago. determination Is
make establishment rank among the most influential as well
extensive institutions Of ste and make Of the central
Of the Democracy paper which may be referred ~ the
people with confidence and pride And while this,
friends to add to subscription list As that increases
shah increase our energies and our enterprise. t
Clubbing, -rE -aasHr
We will send Weekly Psperto Clubs at the following rates
/ Two copies one year, new subscribers, so
! Three. $ 10" ll"a ia 1905 - 20
T T,so q g. "a ..aei J Ed. - % % q y
The cash must accompany all Club Subscriptions or pss
| viii not be sent.
! Ft $3.50 Hl. LIZ. ..-h
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GREAT Attn ACTION.-THE BOYD PRO-
VERTK IN MARKET.

WE will sell to the highest bidder On Tuesday, tn
w 5th day of October 1855, 6 0 lots Of that
desirable property belonging to the Boyd Estate imme
aey beyond the depot extending from Broad and Spring
street to the Charlotte Pike. These lots beautifully o
10 800 feet deep, finely situated for suburb resi-
gentlemen doing business in the city exempt from
corporation and present to the enteprsng fine field for
speculation The rapid growth Of Nashville, the great number Of
improvements that being made, notwithstanding the
IRENE pressure the tines au well for the future growth
Nashville is conclusive proof that when all Railroads
are completed the widest dreamer scarcely msgne what Nash
Vile will be- THE Chattanooga Railroad has
mess Of Nashville per cent, what will elect
completion Of Tennessee and Alabama Road, of the Louisville
and Henderson, aud Of the North western Road.
Perhaps city in the Union, OF its population,
attraction central position, the character and intelligence
of The orulaon beauty, prOluctiveBes heathfunes
If he country its being the capital Of tie State
facilities make Nashville particularly attractive.
we have Of the most hOurshng Medical Colleges in the
T-on and another being established Our Female Academy
Female schools are unsurpassed Our high fact
and Il doing as good for Nashveas any one thing among
good things have here. society viii compare
with that % any city n the Unon We confident the property
ne are Offering will greatly enhance in value, and therefore
earnestly invite persons DESTROYS lettering their condition
h attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out in few days.
aug29 i'll. & R. ". BROWN, 4
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FOR RENT.

NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated just beyond the
"A N & c. Railroad Depot, in Hines Addition, with a good
Csern and every convenience necessary render desirable
residence. Apply W. L. BOYD JR.,
aug24 No. SO Cherry St.
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KASsAs AoAIK.-The Daily Ledger, Of Leavsn
worth city has been inf rmed thas immediate appli
cation win be made to Gov DEEvzh toeaIl an extra
session Of the Legislature Of Kansas in order that
steps mag be taken for the formation Of another
Constitution for the Territory.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

KWTE have good lot Of NEGROES for sale Some 10 or u
w likely Boys from 10 years old several good young
Women with one child each; good house 10
90 years old, we'll qualified and highly recommended
good Carpenter % years old good Cooks and Men from
years DID, We to sell the lot at the regular
market prices. laug2i) II. II. HAYNES & co.
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coal STOCK ron SITE


WE HAVE 1873 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish to sell exchange for likely Young ne
groes or city property. (aug2D il. II. HAYNES & CO.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ y Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK, Tor the las four
@SAs years o. Louisville Kentucky, and Who has de-
voted his attention 10 the treatment Of private diseases Tor
thirty years. faers HIMSELF having attended 70 pac Ice FOR
many years. andrued many thousands, he Is sna %
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad hgy b.
from idudcous mgical treatment, from negdct Of ae
Dr. Kings Dspenary s No . Deaderck street, hcTce
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases Of private
nature.
GoSoEmA cured without naueious medicine nesrgnos
from business
sTRtCRUR Of old or recent date eeclay cured In feF
days. By operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undernines the constitution mueh
STPHLI, with all The diseases Of the skin, growing out % neg
lect bad treatment. be edsCualy cured
MEAEgE, particular attention having
this disease, and all the consequences growing brought
n many By the destructive habits Of ncoudens
Youths and excessive indulgence q the passions, neglect Of
which VIII undermine the rendering the subject unf
for business society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be lab0rng With any difficulty The Won't
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case, win
Zee enclosed, directed to DR.. A. King No p Dsadrck
Nashville Tennessee viii have the necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until Pin tie evening.
may 23-d&w1y
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CSUGAR.--IO0 bbls Crushed Powdered sugar, Bald
- more '''n'''' '' '- '' ' TEREIss BROTHERS,
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TUyO repeal an act entitled act to give persons the viIs
j Of watering the streets, passed April &c, 1855"
BE enacted by the Mayor and Aldermen the CITY NJ Nash
vile, above the same is hereby reeaI 49,
repeal effect from after the first av of an iSo
Passed August 18th, 1858. ~
Attest A NrRWFN NJ.
W. A. uLAAN' IecoFuer' aug24-lt
GOdey's Lady's Book for September Just received
Laugl5l +. HAGAN, Market strset-
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
NV nAun,Has. nrcEA A On


an THURSDAY Aug 26th, will offer for sale in front
our Warehouse % Public Square, large complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in para as oOgs
so hhds n. o. Sugar; 100 bhls old Rye and Bourbon
- bills Crushed Sugar; Whisky;
95 bbls Powdered sugar; SO bbls n. y Brandy,
2j bbls Loaf Sugar; . bbls n. Y Gini
IS bbls MoIasses; Is hlf bbls 'tAeiius Rasr NAL
so hbls Golden Syrup; aga
p kegs Golden Syrup; 35 b5ls Sweet Malaga Wine:
200 bags Bait OOlee 100 eighth casks = Heenessey
Is hays Pepper Brandy; ..- e-r
Is bags Spice; 100 bbls Rectifed Whisky;
80 doz Brooms; 100 bbls Memphis Vinegar
50 doz Washboards: 100 bbls Cincinnati do;
go doz Painted Buckets j0hasSets Champagne Winei
. nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
200 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout
100 boxes Tallow Candles; % casks Ale;
50 boxes C36 Iars) soap: 100 boxes Glassware;
50 casks English Soda 81 doz Ground MUSTARD
. bbls NO. 8 large ackere 50 Ground Pepper, pure
fresh. 80 doz Lemon SYRUP
30 half bbls 8ackerel; 90 doz Strawberry and Pine Ap
20 blls Lake Fish, fresh pie Syrup; ..e-
50m do do do; eOloNes quart Pickles;
500 kegs Nails; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
2uO boxes Mani Tobacco; 80 d0z Cotton Lines
50 bales Smoking do; 30 Jute Lines.
so N Cigars;
The above With many other articles will be put up and sold ia
aug9Id CARTER, MCKAY & co,
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NaInabIe D,reIIing % ID.

TAYING determined dposs my real estate IN Tlls,
viii sell that convenient residence occ1pia1 b.
s summer The house contains nine good rooms,
besides kitchen, wash h0use, sgssh9 three servutI
rooms store rooms. supplied with gas and
complete every particular. The log fronts 9Oi FEET, BY 10
deep III desired win be sold with 50 set q ground
Parties desiring purchase win call on A. v g. Lindsey Who
viii show the premises, fix terms o. sale. &C
auggo JAMES NICHOL-
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NASHVILLE RACES!

SI-A @Z-z.zSSSS-S>sss-- -
MALL MEETING IS55 will Monday, Septem
q with a sweepsake with three year olds-S300
trauce-SIO0 forfeit. Two mile heats. Eight entries
Eli Odom hr Mary Nye by Albion, dam By Sovereign
Also oh By Albion dam Ann Chase, BY Leyiathan
Blythe Guild HaWata by Albion, dam by Sovereign
W. c. Harding br Tennessee by Epsilon, dam Kate
King by Priam.
Also, names Oh + by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
Moore bf Betty Nancy By Shamrock, dam Ida, by
W 7. Roundee names ch by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson
Also, names Oh +, by Albion, dam by Pram.
TUESDAY, 18th.
sweepsake with year Ods, mile ous3O0 entrance
500 forfeit. Seven entries.
James Oh Fanny Bugs, by Ambassador dam
A. Barnes names f. by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by Lee
VT Roundtree names Oh c. by Epsilon dam by Glencoe
Hugh Cagy names b C, by Albion, dam by Leviathan.
W. T Cheatham oh c, by Glencoe, by Leviathan.
Eli Odom names C, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
Also d f By Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Second Racewn untred three osS2OO entrano-SJO
forfeit. Three entries
II, Chatham Oh by Glencoe dam by Leviathan
Blythe & Guild names Efhie Dean.
W. 7. ROundree Oh Albion, Eudora by Pram.
Third Racees county stake, with three year olds3OO
trance, play or pay. Three entries .#.r n
WEDNESDAY 10Th.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats
THURSDAY Both.
Jockey Club Purse, SIJO-One mile heats
Second Racesweepsakes with three year odss1OO
entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heats. Five entries.
D. ?. Eladley names by Allen Brown, dam by PFiam
by Priam-
T G, Moore z, by 81 Boston, dam by Leviahan
W. T. Cheaham names Oh f. by Glencoe, dam by Levatsn.
Merriwether Oh by Ambassador dam by Pacific.
Jockey Club Purse s2OO-One mile heats three best in five
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S25O-tWo mile heats
aug22-d&wH s. J. CARTER, Proprietor.