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The Agricultural Oration

We understand says the Caroiinian that the
Hon. l. l.. Clingman, of North Carolina. Last
winter, notified the Committee that he could not
accept the invitation to deliver the address at The
approaching Fair at this place. The reason of de-
elln'ng, 1T is due TO him, should be stated. He
had previously accepted an invitation to deliver
tue address at the North Carolina State Fair, at
isa'e'gh' which. it was then understood, was to
take place during the early part of November
For tins renson, he informed the Committee
ina. IL was not in his power to comply W ith
their invitation. Since that tine the period
OF holding the North Carolina Fair has been
changed TO October; but as Mr.. C. had alre.d v
declined, and ms another gentleman ofeur own
State hes been selected in his stead there s no
reason to look for his presence on that occa.
sion.
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The Associate Reformed SYNOD.

This Body closed its late Session at Due West
on Thursday last
Six members of the Union committee from the
General Assembly are present. viz; Drs. Howe
and M'Bryde, Rcvs. Cater and IIoyt, Chanccl.
lor Johnston and J. X. Douglas, ESP.
DIR. Howe, says the Telescope, delegate from
the General Assembly, was introduced Oh Tues
day and addressed the Synod in n way that
made many regret that he was not one Of as.
HIS address wns cordial and impressive. 1t was
well received by the Synod and was happily re-
sponded TO by the Moderator.
After nlludng beautifully to the ties Of blood
and religious association, which united the two
Churc Ca. lie thus concluded:
Because Of these things; because we nrc one.
bccaus" you are bone Of our bone and flesh of
our flesh because our faith is the same, and
experience the same, We extend 10 Ven th.
hnnd OF Christian affection and sympathy and
charity. We remember your origin as a srpa
rate ch,irch organization. and remember it,
with pleasure and to lanor you. You had
your bcgInnin" in resistance to ecclcsias,ica
oppression. It, WAS the same cause that pro.
':'iced the exodus that resulted in the forlna-
ton of The Free Church of Scotland We re-
member. too. that when af,crward the church
"i ireland, from various causes. became cor
rur'ed your church did much to preserve her
purity and restore her faith.
Moderator, | come rs a delegate from the
General Assembly 10 express our high Respect
Tor YOU: We honor you ; we love, mud our ear.
nest desire is L" live in harmony and peace with
y"u our brc'hcrn in the Lord and our kin
drrd according to the flesh.
DR. Howe then alluded to some of the infer.
csting scenes i'll the last General Assembly. IL
was Il season of great religious cnjoy,,,rrt
Then was celebrated the centennial of The I'M
ion between the Synods ofNew York and Phil.
ndellhIn {: union that accomplished tnurh for
the Presbyterian church in this country Since
that, during the last hundred Years, our church
ha- been greatly enlarged.
lie alluded I" the operations Of the last year
10th work of missions abroad and to the
happy rcvivals at home, and concluded as h.
began, expressing his cordial respect and
strong affection for the Associate Reformed Sv
nod of til. South.
The question of Union, fter elicitinp nm able
aud interesting discussion, was Indefinitely
postponed.
The Rev. J"hn Miller, of Alabama. was
elected to succeed the Rev. DR.. Grier. in
the Presidency Of Erskine College. Professor
Young was induced to withdraw his letter of
res'sna'ion.-We have the pleasure Of persona
acquaintance with the new President, and have
formed II very high estimate of his talents, and
We have II" doubt that he will prove worthy
Successor of his very able Predecessor. Dr.
Grers administration o: the College has been
Very successful, and his resignation has occca-
sion general regret. He leaves the Institution
in IL very flourish ing condition.
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M 4 VS IL ETS.

AnnEvILLE. Oct 2l-The market is rnther flat.
"eH""te extremes l01 t." log cents per Ib.
t"hrMniA; Oct. 90. lS5s-Thc cotton mark t
I''s'"'cn """nt The same appearance. vestcr-
day. rs it has for several DAYS past One hun.
drcd bales were sold at previous rates.
CHARLESTON, Oct. l9.-Thcre was very good
demand for cotton to-day. but the heavy trans.
actions of "fSnt"riay had pretty we'll cleared the
sample boxes Of sellers, and there was conse.
qn"ntly some interruption to operations. The
sales. notwithstanding. reached upwards OF
l.5oo bales, ut about former prices. namely q
n .2s.
October 2l.-The cotton market was un
changed to day, with sales Of | 900 bales.
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR:
SALE The subscriber offers for sale.
Eve hundred acres of very va luable land which
ne VIII sell IN tw" tracts, to suit purchasers, if
desired. They will be offered for lie until
the 10Th December next, and if not sold bv
That tlnie will then he offered to the highest
bidder. Also Sixteen number one Negroes
among them mrc the best Of Cooks. Washers,
lr"ners, and Field hands also Corn. Fodder
Wheat. Oats. Peas, Shucks and Cotton Seed
also Fin" Bl"oded Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and
g'ats; Wagon and harness.; Carriage and har-
set of Smith Tools good supply of Planta!
ton tools; No. !. Piano. of the best make.
Household and Kitchen furniture ANY of the
above can he seen or traded for by calling on
"'ySeh or James McCaslan. Esq, my agent.
j. L. FOSTER.
Cnllounds Mills
" B-I will pny liberal prices for Negroes
or VIII receive and sell on commission, for a
r, asonable compensation.
"a tds. JE FOSTER
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Bailey g. Co., Meuaserie and o,rcn,

By reference to their advertisement it will
be seen that the above we'll known Circus
troupe will be with US on Thursday the 4th
November next. The Bill is All attractive one.
An interesting feature of the occasion, will lie
the performing elephants. who will execute
many strange and wanderful tricks and in ad
dition there will be the usual VARIETY of inter.
est'"g feats in Craftsmanship and ground and
lofty tumbiing-These ind other attract tions
WILL we are sure be duly appreciated by our
young friends.
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7 elbow Fever.

The number of deaths in New Orleans la.t
week is reported at 622. of which 394 ware
from yellow fever. This is fourteen more Than
the deaths by this disease the previous week.
For the etwsnty four hours ending the 9Th inst,
There were seven deaths in Natehez-6, Of them
from yellow fever, and four of them "Uuder
the Hill"
ihe yellow fever at Vicksburg is on the in.
crease The Wing says that It i principslly
caused by the Influx Of unscclinated oerson. Z
In Mobile the fever is not sbatiDg much.
CBAaIEssos. oot II. b,
The. health officers report 40 ,dsa.bs from
yellow fever during the pssss~ssk, ineladiaa
Saturday. ..
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II E a D. q u A R T E RS.
FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY

October 18Th, 1855
TIlE SECOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY
L. Is hereby ordered to be and appear. for
Review and Inspection, on the F1tih dan OF
Nos'a"h"r mart ut Long Mi es nt / ! o'clock
The Commissioned and non Commissioner ID
Officers the day previous, for Drill. at 2 O'Clock.
Coz. John +. Bnrriss is charged with the ex-
tension of this Order.
The members of the different Stnifs are espc.
cally ordered to appear OIL the day Of Review.
BY order Of
W. W. PERUVIAN, Brig. Gent.
JSo. V. MOORE, Brigade Major.
Oct 90, 1853. edat
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The Mission to Spain.

The Mission to Spain, after having been sue
cessVely declined by Senators Mallory of FIori.
da, and Benjamin of Lou siana, has been finally
accepted by Mr.. Preston, who will probably
relieve Mr. Dodge, during the coping winter.
With regard to the chief subjects ofdploms.;s
negotiation with SPAN the Herald remarks as
follows:
Our principal subjects for diplomatic treat
ment with Spain are the question of the ccs.
sion Of Cuba to us, and the settlement of mn.
merous claims of our citizens against the Span
ish government. The latter may he said to he
consequent Of the former, for there is not the
slightest appearance offs chance Of their ever
being Iiquidated except out of 'aay purchase
money We may ,sgree 10 pay for Cuba. This.
then, is the question on which the work of our
minister toSPain must turn. We haze demon.
strated recently, on several occasions. that no
progress whatever can be made towards the
acquisition Of Cuba until Congress has taken
some action upon it, and announced it officially
as part Of the policy of the country. We
must come out openly and above board with
the announcement that we look to the aconisi
ton of that Island as measure necessary to
the commercial developments and military de-
fence of the Union, and authorize the Presidena
to negotiate for it. Then our position in the
question wilfhaye a weight. aud command an
influence in Spain and throughout Europe 70
which it hns never bsforeIeen entitled. Hith-
erto it has been looked upon only as popular
thing--one which it weuldshe we'll to achieve.
and whose achievement would confer !,snof no.
on any administration The moral possibility
/ Of our acquiring Cuba 'has become an admitted
idea:in Ehrops butsit has ney or been locke ed at
practically. It is time now that it should az.
sumo D practical and tangible form.
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SOUTH y CAROLINA.

A. j. Buchanan, Appt.
Va. Land Sale-in Or.
"m' m NJ; linghey, and wife. dinary.
Elizabeth, ct. al dcfts
Rf Order of the Court Of Ordinary, will
- sell, for partition, on Sale.Day in Novern
Der next. within the legal hours. the real estate
of John Buchanan, decd containing two hun.
drcd acres. more or less, situated in Abbeville
District. IN waters Of Snluda river, and adjoin.
ing lands Of a. NJ. Blake, Augustus Cobb, and
others.
1erms-A credit of twelve months will he
given. the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. and mortgage Of the premises to the
Ordinary, If deemed necessary. The costs to
be paid in cash.
JAMES II. COBB,
Coroner and acting Sheriff.
Oct. 6. 1858 24-3t
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Abbeville c. H., Oct. IL, 1858.
BAILEY g. cos

AA4S$1A ~ W.
GIGANTIC CIRCUS AND MENAGERlE~.
Combined with the Exhibition of the
SANDS, NATHAN g. Co.'s
Performing Elephants, Antony and Cleopatra
This unique and mammoth establishment COM
bines greater number Of attractions than were,
ever before offered to the public. The PER-
FORMING ELEPHANTS. Antony and Cleopa.
ira, are the same which, for months, created the
greatest furore in London and Paris, while more
recently their performances were the theme of
universal admiration for months at the Broad
way Theatre, New York. Their wonderful do
cilitv and the perfection of their training, make
them the most interesting specimens of the ami
NAL creation that the world has ever saw. All
their faculties have been developed to the great
est extent, and they stand forth SUI GENERIs. the
most remarkable of their kind. They stand
upon their heads. play upon musical Instruments
ascend incliued planes, and go through all the
operations of the most accomplished acrobats.
In addition Bailey g. Co.'S Circus and Men
ngere comprises splendid collection Of WILD
ANIMALS. including Lions, Tigers Bears Leop-
ards. llyenas, Pnnthers. Ostrichcs. dc besides
large and varied collection of the Monkey Tribe
and rare aviary of the most beautiful Tropical
Birds
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Masonic Female COLLEGE,

INlIE ANNUAL EXAMINATION will begin
L 7""*1nM 2GM of Octohrr and continue wo
days. THURSDAY. 2s,h will be Commencement
D"H. when the Diplomas will be onfcrred on
the Graduates.
The .1n"'~rs"ry Orntion will he delivered
on Thursday by Gen. l.. NJ. Aver. Of Barnwell
The Masonic Fraternity and the Public nre
invited to be present
FF. GARY, Secy.
Cokrsl,nrv Oct 1l 1858 o51l
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CONSHGNE FEES.

IN. following persons have freight in the D. =.
=, Moore * Gunifr. j King, II CCabell. II s
Nerr' Branch Il Allen, Il L Gordon, Cobb Hum
u yer Co. Wi"r & Lythgoe. W A Il II T. Gaines.
r. I"bh, II + Gaines. 3 4 Hodges. W II Stone.
- ~ Jordan. Jordan Il MCLAUGHLIN. Hadon
Tr'rcr 4 Go. McBrvlc. J + Marshall, j d r J
"hito DIR 5 Fair, McCaslin Widemnn tt Co, !
Freeman, A III Morton. J $ Dalton, " Mooney.
L Perrin, ,Jno A Calhoun.
d. r. SONDLEY Art
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AmbrofVpeS.

Mr.. a. f. Mcclellan, desires us to saw that
he W ILL., leave the Village for Calhouns Mills,
about the middle Of the next week, and that
all who wishes to obtain Ambrotype likenesses,
will call at his rooms in Tempcrance Hall
before that time
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Another Comet.

futile s comet can now be seen in the conste,
iation Pegasus, without The aid of telescope.
This group lie in direct range with line drawn
from The two pointers in the Great Dipper"
through the North star, and is about as fur from
that body as Arcturus.
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Conversational Elecfion

Returns from the several Congressional dis.
tr'cts shows hat Messrs. Bonham, Boyce, Keitt,
Mcqueen and Miles have been returned bv
very complimentary votes. In Col. Orr's dis.
trict. the following, from a we'll advised source,
is the result:
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Masonic Female Collepe.

BY reference to the advert isement in anotl.
or column. it will be seen, that the Masonic
Female College, ut Cokesbury, will hold their
Annual Examination and Exhibition, on the
goth, 9th and 2Sth inst. The Anniversary
Grafton will be delivered by Gen. S. NJ. AVER,
OF Barnwell District The public generally
are invited.
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Health of Charlesfon

By our Charleston exchanges of Monday,
mall We are advised of the mortality of last
week. The total number of deaths were sixty.
e'ght' OF which forty was from yellow fever.
For the week previous. the deaths from the
fever were forty. five in number.
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EHYM ENEAL.

MARRIED. hy Rev. Colin Murchison, on the
evening of the 10Th inst Mr.. B. X. Muncu,soy,
of Columbia, s. c., to Miss MAG L. SINS, of
AbheviIe. S. c.
MARRIED, on the % Sept, by the Rev.
Joel W. Townsend Mr.. w. S. SMITH, to Miss
l.rcY SwASSEY, all Of Abbevillc District.
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Episcopal Chu rch

providence permitting. the Rev. Tho.. S.
Author ofGreenrille will preach in this church
on Sunday next. ct the usual hours. morning
and afternoon. The public are invited to ut.
teud.
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Advertisements.

We direct attention to the Report of the
Town Council of Abbcville to the Report Of
the Commissioners of Roads aud Bridges; to
the Advertisement of E. Cowan d. Co. and
other advertisements.
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Godey's Ladys Rook

We have received the November number of
this popular monthly. 1t is very superior
number, Profuscly illustrated, and presenting
a varied and attractive table Of contents.
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n O Il [ {; +,

POSJ77I-ELY y THE List GAIL
4 il. Persons indebted to the firm of r.
~ COWAN Il CO.. hv no,e or account orc
fnirly and duly notified to pay up before anoth
er Return Day. otherwise their notes and ne
counts will be sued on indisrriminatelv
Z. d C.. W. COWAN
October 5, 1858. 256t
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Dinner TO Gov. Hammond

lhe citizens of Barnwell are to give dinner
to Senator HAMMOND on the 29th instant to
which the people Of the Third Congressional
District arc invited.
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|houn, decd.

The Estate of William L. Calhoun, decd.
'lNllE Subscriber, as Executor of the last Will
l. and Testament Of said Deceased. hereby
gives notice 10 all parties hav ing claims against
said Estate to make them known to him. as
cnrly "a convenient, and also he desires those
VIII" may he indebted to come forward and set.
tie the same W ithout delay.
}. L. CALHOUN, Sn., Err.
Oct. 10th 1858. "a 2m
~. B.-Address Calhoun's Mills, Abbeville
District $ E..
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The troupe of Riders, Vaulters, Lady Eques-
trienncs. &C.. is the largest and most thorough
ly artistic now travelling in the y. States and
comprises the following distinguished names.
Niue. LOUISE BUBOlS, from the Cirque
Partisan.
Mr.. r. SMITH. the great Principal Rider.
Mr. +. W. PERRY the best four Horse Rider
in the world.
Mr. B. STEPHENS the wonderful Protean>
La BELLE ISABELLA, The sylph of the
Circle
Mr.. r. SMITH, the Great Buffo Singer.
HAZLET d BEDEAU, the world.reowneE
Contortonists.
JOHN MULL1GAN, the Comic Negro De.
THRONE & DONALDSON. the thoroughly
accomplished Gymnas,s, besides large corps
of Auxilards and Vaulters.
TnE CLOWNS, Messrs. SMITH d WARD,
the very embodiment of fun and POPULARITY.
Their jokes are numerous, fresh spicy and piq-
ant full Of hits at the times ard fo!lies Of the
day, yet entirely free from any thing which ths
most delicately constituted mind could ia ke the
the slightest exception to.-Bailey Cos Exhi-
ton therefore comprise Elegant Horsenasnship.
A splendid Mrnagerie. Slack Rope Perform.
ance. New Singing. Comic and Classic Dancing.
Wonderful POsr,irIng-(4rand Spectacular Ell.
fs.ts. Character Equestrianisn and more nov
el and interesting programme than was ever
before offered TO the pubic. Each entertain
ment will conclude with g Comic Afterpeice,
introducing the Comic talent in the Company.
The American Brass Band, COMPOSED ofpick-
cd Musicians. accompanies the exhibition and
will precede the Grand Cavaicade on. ita en-.
trance to each town., drawn by Elephants IN
Harness. attached to the magnificent Chariot
of Apollo.
The Pavilion is large and conr,nod;ous. ,At.
tednp with due regard to the comfort and CON
venience Of the visitors and the sPropri ietof.
pledge themselves. that Bothing sbsil 30 found
wanting to make this the most, elegant, heauti.
fui and satisfactory exhibition that ever yisitsd
this place. - 80, T. -. 'I1g Iss.'Tj
The Grand Eatree into the, town Yi,i take
Place 90 Thursday The .4th inst, st ii O'CLOCK.
-Boors open add 81 Pssfosfaances com
menee at II and7. Admission so Cent?. mii.
dren and Seryants HaIfSPrice..
NV win ne exhibit q Gallons Mi.ls gsdsssa.y.
apssv''' 1aa''aes as.i siaais,ssss. st;A s:ssl
'est: .aas 1864 u j g. .-sss.1 s H..
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TOWN LOT FOR. SALE.
TIME. Undersigned will sell to the Highest
Il bidder, on saleDay in November, her Lot
in the burnt district, 10 parcels of % feet in
width BY 100 in depth. This lot being upon
corner, and near the Court House, renders it
one 81 the most eligible for business purposes
chase the entire lot. they can do SO upon 10
commodsting terms. JANE L. ALLEN.
Sept. ;ss, '6s a2bt
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October Elections.
PENsYLvANrA.

PENsYLvANIA.
Official majoritics from numerous counties do
not alter the results before reported. The del.
egation to Congress will therefore etand 20 op-
position, 3 anti, and Lecomton democrats.
ONO.
So far as heard from, there is n Democratic
loss Of members in the Second, Ninth. Tenth
and Fifteenth, districts, and gain of one mem
ben in the Eleventh district
INDIANA.
The returns indicates the election of eight
Republican members Of Congress, and a Re.
publican majority in the Legislature.
The following report of the result the Le
gslative election in Kansas on the 4th inst
has been received. The Republicans carried
1.eavcnwortl, Atchison. Jefferson, Douglas. and
Lykins counties, and the Democrats Doniphun
c,untv.
FLORIDA.
TIE returns received hy mail confirms the
tclegrnphic account. Hon. George S. IInwk
ins has 7s majority over Westcott in Walkulla
county, $50 in Leon. l6s in Ga,lAlcn, in Liber-
ty 81, two precincts Of jefferson 2s9, Madison
So Taylor G, Hamilton 50. Wcscott received
IL majority in Lafayette.
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House and Lot for Sale
IN ABBEVllLE VILLAGE.

4 and convenient part of the VILLAGE
The Dwelling is sufficiently large to accomn3o.
date a small family, with all necessary Out.
Buildings. The Lot contains sometime over
an Acre OF Land and has q new and sub.
stantiul Fence around.
Any one desrous of purchasing such Lot
would do we'll to call OH me, as l will se,l IT,
low and on the most accommodating terms.
Also, A Number One
COOKING STOVE,
also that offer for sale: it ,Ios omit, boo,.
used few weeks. VIM TT WILSOM
Sept TO- 50 &
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EXAM$sTIoS OF .APPLIcAHTs.-The exnminn
tion of applicants for admission 10 the Bar, will
take place on Tuesday nfter the 4th Monday in
November next. at 10 a. n.. and the following
gentlemen vii! const itu,e the committee:
]. On the Constitutions of this State and of
the United Statcs-AIr. John Wilson, of Able
vile.
q On Evidence by the Common and Statute
Law-Mr ". ". Sealer., Of Marion.
g. On Contracts, under the Common md
Statute Law-ME W. A. Moore. Of Lancaster.
4. On Estates, and Herewith the Doctrines
by Descent and Purchase, at Co nmon and
sstetute Law in this State-Mr VIM. NJ. Shan.
non. of Camden.
g.. on Pleaiing aud Practice. as Regula.e ed
hS Common and Statute LawSMr. W. C. Mo.
ragnA. of Fdgefisld.
o: On Criminal Law, botu Common and
statute-Mr. Solicitor McIver, of Cheraw.
Pstitipns for examination and admission, in
hoth Law and Equity. must be filled on or be.
fore fhs 4th' Monday in November next By
ozdss.
JOHN WATFES.
Clerk Courto Appeals.
COLUMBIA. Octohpr / lshR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

FASHION COURSE, L. L-fosTPosIMEkT or THE RACE
Yesterday.
The storm yesterday compelled the propie.ors " tho
Fashion Course e adjourn tho which were nave
taken place. until Monday next, 27th instant Tie public
however, were not dsarported, notices Of the post
poucmcnt paclrdcd The principal ferries good
season in the morning. Tho racing stables, however
were visited y numbers of amateurs during the ciy who
anxious 20 the borscs and elicit such nforn too
n ree,rd TO further proceedings possible T. oh
tain. The horses found TO be ine condition. hu,
opinions regards the winner of the four milo race wco
conficung AMI seemed 70 be especial favoritc
1lere viii bc Judioioas change 10 tho programme on
Monday-,hc lay q which this pos,ponod-ouc u
The sweepstakes preceding instead II following tho four
mile race, which will take place until quarter pas.
two O'Clock, r,us allowing ample reach the track
hy the O'Clock train Of The foul mile race ~
looked tc with rncommoa interest. tire. OF tn best
horses in this scountrySehoss sue Washington AMI Tar
River, oil vc year oldswii, contend .or tho hoor of
our mile victory that we hold 10 BE- purely Arne
rcar, and which John Ba, with all his prccnsons
md boasts Of rcan infcrosty has not bccn able 10
realize on the 4 ylish turf