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GRAND Fo TG PII Of SGtX EXCURSION
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, & PORTSNOJJTU

HATAN will make an excursion to ~
the above mentioned places leaving EaSH@N
DAY MORNING, the Sd instant, at O'Clock, ar
rIvins at Old Point Comfort at a. M, and Norfolk
q q. M, Monday, the 4'h of July, rernainiug al
Norfolk snffcl.n tly long 10 admit OF visit TO the
Gosport Navy Yard and the splendid Government
steamers Lancaster and Roanoke.
ID. Returning will leave Norfolk p. m, on Monday
stopping at Old Point until after the grand display
OF works st this celebrated place. aud allo VII
Eve hours for the enjoyment Of salt bathing dane
ing, &c.. returning To Washingt on on Tuesiay
. The Powhstan will atop going and returning to
landings. = 'N N'"0'
Tile table will he plent. fully supplied with fresh
FISH, crabs. oysters other oelicacies winch Viii
be served In the best style. ~ WIZ
Fare for the round trip, including meals Sc
No disOIderly persons permitted on hoard
Tickets can be obtained on board of the ho., or
enue, next to Browns Hotel. =
90 GEO, r. MATTINGLY,
r. Je%-a Iicket Agent Potomac Steamboat COMFY
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ABSENT.-The President Of the United States
left this morning for the Soldiers Home, where
we understand he will remain until about the
middle of the present month, when he designs
leaving for Bedford Springs, accompanied by
Secretary Floyd.
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PERSONAL.

A CARD.-As evidence has been given in the
n Hutchins and Jones case tending to implicate
o1ncer John w. Gross as concerned i'm the homicide
Of Ennis, the evidence of Hoffman and hunt being
70 the effect that Mr.. Gross was on the Market
Bridge with HutchlRs, exciting Hutchins 20 pursue
Ennis and kill hun, we hereby certify. that we saw
Huichius cross the Market and Market Bridge
when ~ pursuit of Ennis, that Mr.. Gross was not
WITH uutehlns-~as no. ON the bridge with aim
and that We know that Nj Gross did not proOcetd
tltou5h the Market To the scene of the homIcids
untIi some minutes after Hutchins. That we know
these facts OF own knowledge and are or, pared
OF Justice
D. +. ROBERTSON, JOHN F. HOPKINS.
JOSHUA ROLLINS, EDM DCAMNACK Jr.
VIM. o. DREW, WIN. LII NSFOKO
In addition TO the above facts we the UNDERMINED
Know that ofhcer Gross, was IN HntchiHs' hOU,,,
when HntchIRs crossed the bridge and Market nm
gufsoIt vi Ennis, and that he did not lea the hous
for several minutes after Hutohins and the crowd
left. MORTIMER IiARRETT
it RANDOLPH RDRL nj S1N
SIX CENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEN
- NETT, al indenturod apprentice To the suhscri
Der, has abscunded, Tor run awat; ne has been alb
sent about three weeks, and has boon lIarborad nv
parties IN the Northern Liberties. Now this Is To
give notice Ia parties harbonng or trusting said
hoy that they will i'm Liable to prOsecutIo
Ing to law. 0y l-TsD VIM, PETTiBONE
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~ROACHES. ROACHESm ROACHESm
nY Nairn's Efectual Vermin Poison. or Roach
Paste Is warranted not only to effect perfect rid
dance, but perfectly safe way of doing it, as hun
drods Of our citizens have borne willing testimony
L nike poison powders, it can be placed anywhere
wthoutris ofits being blown about to poison per
sons as well as pests Try one bog 9, ? cents The
Stotts, and at Jno. w. Nairn's, corner New York
avenue and 18th street. jy 1-1w
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF ST. MATHEW
~ SUNDAY SCHOOL.
AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, july 4. 1859.

The Teachers ofSt. Mathews Sunday School beg
leave to inform their friends that their
Annual Celebration will take place EkSN
At the above-named beautiful sum-
ner resort, on MONDAY, July 4th, on which coca
sion the Declaration of Independence viii ha rad
by NICHOLAS CAMtLAN, Esq, and an Grafton deiiv-
has been made. both 10y the Teachers and Propria.
tors To make this the most delig htfu Festival az the
season. A strong police force has been engaged 70
preserve strict order aud decOrum on the r onnd
WIthers' celebrated Cornet and String Rand w in
be In attendance, under the leadership OF ProfssoI
Withers. Dinner and Refreshments will be fur
nlshed by the proprietors at city prices. Ample
Arrangements have been made to convey persons 10
aud from the Island; large and safe boats viii start
every hail hour from the stone use wharf AT the
loot OF q street. Washington, and from the wharf
at the foot OF High street Georgetown comruencing
at IA O'Clock a. m. line or Ornu buses MN rnn
during the day from the Northern liberties Market
along New York avenue to the wharf at the foot al
u street. Persons who prefer not going l,y the
boats can reach the Island 10y the bridge across the
!Aqurdnct IN few moments walk from the Omni.
bus stand IN Georgetown. ~
TICKETS, Including Boat fare, can he had from any
OF the Teachers, and the following gentlemen IN
GeqTgetown: Ino. MEG uIlan, William P.ttet, 8.
A. Hastings. Corneiius Ohutt. Jno. Nj. Stake
Tickets. Gentlemen 50 cts, Lacies s. Children 10
n. B.-Posltlvely NO spurious liquors will he al
lowed on the grounds. No persons permitted IN
je as-7t 10y ''u'' G
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CONTRACT ANARDED.-Messrs. blanchard 4
Mohun, of this city, have been awarded IT,,
contract for supplying the Navy Department
with stationery for the year ending June 30
iSG0.
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GRAND CELEBR ALTON OF THE FOURTH


The Young Mems Benevolent Association Of
Washington intend celebrating the 49,
Fourth OF July ey grand excursion En84S
10 Oily mont. The members of thiso7rzxxsa<A
association take great pleasure in announcing In
their numerous friends and the public generally
that the prOpnetOTs OF GlymOnt having generously
tsndered tbs m the honor of cslebT that
most beautiful and az reeable spot on the Potomac
for the beauty ofIs scenery and IFS many arrange
lents Tor the accommodate on of all " ho NAV hoDor
them with their presence. We thank the citizens
OF Washington, Georgetown, aud A Alexandria for
the patronage they have always shown us, Those
who NAV Join will not only be pleased To partici
pate ia the anu. ements of the day, but Will Ia
only enJoyln themselves. but aiding good cause
The grounds about the Pavilion have been gTCatiN
improved since the last eXcursIon season. with
summer houses, ladies' cradle SWINGS &c We
pledge ourselves that itheT pains * pensa will
he spared to make thus the most reeabe excursu
that ever left w ashlngt ton.
X. NJ b Huntes, of Boston, will deliver an ora
ton on the occasion.
A superior Brass Cotilion Hand has been ENGAGED
Tor I'll who may wish to join IN the may dance.
The steamer Mount Vernon will leave her wharf
atthe foot OF 9Th street at 8ls a. m and o. m re-
turning AT and p. IN. Mr.. WIN. Whaley's Omni-
buses vii leave the Northern Market. foot of the
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue at 8 a. m and
~ p. M. The Georgetown line will connect at the
different points the Avcnue also, be I'm readiness
on the return of the boat ~ carry persons to der
ent parts Of the city.
Meals will be furnished at all hours by the pro
prIetOrs at city prices.
Single tickets scents children halfprice Tickets
can be had at all the principal music book and
drug stores, and at the boat the day of the ex-
curslon. ie 29 -aoSf
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IRE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weatherfor this morning is m ad Q from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. ID. Fairfax has been
detached from the Congress and ordered to the
Mystic. Lieut.. A. j. Drake has been ordered
to the Congress
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CELEBRATIONS ON MONDAY.
Ora Nd CELL BRA TON
IL OF THE
URTH OF JULY

The Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Asso-
citation of the District of Columbus announce the
following order Of arrangements for the celebration
of the National Holiday:
/. The Association will meet at their hall on F.
corner of 10th street, at o'clock a. m.
?; John ID. Clarke, chief marshal, on horseback
will form and direct the line of procession.
s. Lle of march: Along to 7th, up 18th to g,
along to New Jersey avenue thence To Capitol
gate, up Pa. avenue Ia Philharmonic Hall, (the
members occupying the seats reserved for the As
sociation.) .......
4. The exercises at Philharmonic Hall will com
mence wit music by the Marine Band. The De
caration of Independence will be read by the Pres
ident of the Association, AFTER which Grafton on
The Punclples and Excellence of the American
Constitution" will be delivered by II. c. McLArGH-
LIN, Esq.
S At the close of exercises at the hall the Asso-
citation will again form aud march TO the Execute We
Mansion, when they will return by street 10 the
starting point and he dismissed.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE SAVAGE,
JAMES j KANE,
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WAsHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

being the Fourth Of July no paper will be is
sued from this Office. - a
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no. FOR ARLIN TON!

There will lie Grand Celebration OF the National
Holiday at ARLINGTON SPRING
on the Attn. The pleasures &C the day EsSk
Will consist of Dancing, Songs by a
ofIndePendence and grand dis play Of Fire Works.
Billy Withers's full String and Brass Band is en-
gagged for the occasion. Coaches will leave the
corner of eth street hour. There will also be
boat runnIng from the lith street bridge. This
boat the George w. Riggsl has been built xpress-
II to accommodate the public who intend 10 visit
the Springs. Abundance on the ground-for Gen
by their parents free The proprietors pledge them
selves that the best OF order will be enforced
je * St. h. r. BEVERIDGE A CO
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EXCURSIONS, 20.

PIC Nc -
AssocIATEp BOOK BINDERS.
ro.-.-.,,' On MoNDSS. July Ii,h.
~, ~. cu ats see lutuoe advertisement IT.
TIE NRSYLANp CHAPEL
e. r. .S & sis :ss. ss5Iss
VII vii P,fPare dinner and refeshments. which they
NJ &c. sarv any preparation. at home by the friend.
who may choose 10 spend the day az that place
small children, is!s cents. Reire.hmout. Al reau.
he A e1andria railroad omnibuses le.v. IN. Az
emu House, tn street, near PennsyIvsnIa avenue
every hour. From the terminus OF the route 10 ths
and cSsps ressfs , S 70 M Ss
70 whose k!ndn IS they have been indebted Tor the
pritIIese oi the grounds Tor many years.
TIE u AkSHg gtISkpeeEEe sfb6oFp OF GRAcE
s sII .SSsS WaDSasDaS s6 JS The
been chartered for ne occa,ion and viii leave the
PIT Tickets q cents children 10 cents: 10 be had
~ the house Of the Reeto- any Of the tsscher
gagged FOR the occasion. ]. N. GORDON,
s.R. G.YLoE, Charm Com. Arr't.' jeSsf
NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
~ . ,hd to the semi week., tips Sef
~ th-l SIC amer Powhefan 10 Nor - -
loik, oner the public OF Washing ton aud vic nit, an
opPort9hiIy 81 enloying trip on the BEAUTIFUL Po-
toinac to GLTMONT and AQUA GREEN two.
daily during the hot weather
TO p,rtles Of three or excursion tickets will
Ir lssneu al one dollar = - each for Gymout with
Pnkhfse ol remaining there al mig hit aud returning
nex cay; also for Aqua Creek, al two dollars ss1
! Win pr Nilege Ot remaining or two DAYS
. The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
me Al either 81 the ahove places. white perch AMI
game being plentiful ' ~ 't'
places. ~ "'N ~ '''oSo
boats leave foot OF 9Th street at 6h a. m and a..
p IN. Returning "a p. m. and ~ a. m
ID VI iSrthe. ihinrIiaton inquire At the Companys
once once, No. Pennsy Wanna avenue. neat door 10
bfoWns Hotel. GEO. Il. MATTINGI,Y
| Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compsny
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PRIVATE SALE-Several good and we'll
IA arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
two story back buildings. containing from 60 u
rooms each; good yards back and side alleys The
above property 10 located the north SIDE oi Mas
sarhusetts avenue, between sth and 5th sis Per
SONS DESTROYS of obtaining hs slthy and qulet real
d-lce would do well tocall at No. 81 Of said proo
erty. Also, several smaller Houses ON the saIns
square for sale. IL "a M
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kNOh SALr.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
I IN Loodoun county. Virginia, on most liberal
terms, contslnln ne ny acres will exchange il
or improved city property. This property 10 stu
ated IN one OF the most improved and highly cult
and railroad. BENZ. p SMITH ~
Jesu City Hall.
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PIC MIC -
ASSOCIATED BOOK BINDERS! 11f1
ATANiLUST1N ISLAND.
On MONDAY, July llth
or TART culars see future advertlsrInent IT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE, G0NCERT. AT THE AssEMBLY,s
BE REPEATED on WEDNESDAY,. INV cth
S Ssve,a new and interesting pieces will bs intro
e.oe1: Ilcket. q cents. Dz s&w
RARBEE'S BEAUTIFUL STATUE
~ OF
"FlSHER GIRL"
Is on Free Exhibition at
PHl Lips BOOKSTORE
ma 10 SS2 Pa. sv., between sth and 18Th ats.
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EOR RENT-A neatly RI FINISHED HOT sE,
= No s3l 18th st Get. between aud n Abplca.
ton 70 be made at No. 33s, between II aud I.
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n FOURTH OF JUEY.
The Steamer THOMAS COLLYER will leave
her wharf, at the foot Of nth street, At IT,
so,cl?ck :. m, u O'Clock M, and &ss9ES
ton, touching At Alexandra going and returning.
Round trip tickets 30 GENTS. Refreshments fur
nished on board the boat and at the Fort at fair
prices.
The boat will return In time. No spurious liquors
allowed. Uy i-dtdl SAMUEL BAKER, Captain.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT
l. MOOR's PAVILION.
There will be q celebration at Moor's Pavilion
on the Potomac river MONDAY, 4th
e tia sSs SI Sss5Sss% s.SES
and attached a large and coInmo6ioas Ball Room
To the former buildings, fatters himself that he
will be able To entertain those that shall favor ham
with their presence. IN manner that cannot fail e.
please. There will he n Grand Bsll at nisl { and a
splendid CotlllOn Rand ha' been eng az ed for Ii ?
occasion and to remain during the season. His
friends and aequalntances are invited 60 attend.
The officers for the day are
Presnent-CoI. BEN. g. HAIRTs,
Reader EDWIN CoAD.
OTator-THAD n. PREUsS, Of Washington ID C.
eS-S X. j. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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Inn BOXES No. GOLD CHOP FIRE
JUO CRACKERS just received and for sale by
IeN-6eee BARBOUR h SEAMESs -
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CODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE.-An excellent
- soda Fountain an good condition and ready for
use which co Z cost orisiEay i've hundred dollars
IS Tor sal. low for cash: Apply immediately at the
Mount Vernon Hotel" cor. 9Th aud sts Island
JeS wv JOHN MILLER, Agent
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F0R SALE-TwO BRICK TENEMENTs in
in the nSsS - 81 seaaIs stusted on west st,
and convenient 10 the best schools aud churches A
sum OF money Will be taken which will give Ia the
purchaser in rents 10 per cent Terms: One fourth
cash, and the baianoe IA / and years. with int
Insurance Company, nth street, will desirnats re
property more particularly.
+. b. ADDISON, Agent.
mar - eou Alexandria. Va
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P LIST OF LETTERS
Il lEMAINING in the Post Once,

IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, Il
being the newspaper havi ing the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In Washington
I9Tssa: fst ssrs = tss folio"
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E'Ok hENT-A handsome three stor, and fns.-
ment BRICK DWELLING, brown stone fruut
No. 800. 10th street. between l. ard ,tresrs north
containing elg ht rooms aud outdoor lltehen for
summer. The House ~ located an an escelle1t
nelg hborhood, and 10 good tenant will ht rented
=, pa per month. Apply At 500 I street, betseen
WI anu Ith. 81 N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-24

geA- The low prices OF wheat induces
farmers in the West to hold back their crops,
and q, rapid decline of breadstuffs upon
the seaboard prevents shipments, anu our
abundant harvest that promised TO make
money easy and Eastern exchange abundant,
seems as yet to have produced but little ef-
feet upon the money or exchange markets.
An Eastern paper says "the West, although
deeply indebted to the East, holds back the
only means that it has of pa-ment, in the
hopes that higher prices will more than
overcome the accumulation of interest, and
the risk and expense of storing the bulky
and perishable commodities in which the
debt is to be discharged. Prices of flour,
wheat, pork, and corn are about as high in
Cincinnati as in New York. Of course this
state of the market cannot continue, nor
can there be any doubt at which end the
concession must be made, in the present and
prospectiverelations Of supply and demand"
1t is quite possible that the farmers Of the
West who are comparatively independent,
may withhold enough grain from the mar
ket to create temporary rise in prices, but
the moment they attempt to realize the ad-
vance by sale, it will escape them by q
sudden fall. A few may be benefited by
holding out, but the majority will have Their
"labcr and expenses for their palms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-24

CIRCUIT JuDGEsHIP.-Many upright DEM
ocrats Of Perry county condemn, in severe
terms, the attempt made by the recent con-
vention in that county TO make the selec-
ton of a Circuit Judge a partizan question.
The caucus nomination Of Judge Parrett
will be a serious injury to his prospects.
We are sorry to learn, also, that the evil
deuces Of ability he gave, and his manner of
presiding upon the brench did not make a
favorable impression either in Crawford or
PERU. Great allowance was made for youth
aud inexperience, but many sturdy old DEM
ocrats at the Court Houses in those counties
shook their heads and said there was none of
the right sort of timber in the chair filled
by Parrett fer judge on that bench. awe
can't vote for such a man in opposition to
old John Pitcher, if our party does recon-
mend him." was the observation of large
number of staunch Democrats in both the
upper counties after the adjournment Of the
court. The contrast between Parrett and
the late udges,-Smith. and Burke-par-
ticularly the latter, who was young and for
the first time on the bench-was decidedly
injurious 70 Parretts prospects. Party dis
cipline may possibly carry the upper coun-
ties for him, but the attempt to enforce the
rule viii be likely to disgust more friends
than it will win Supporters.
Judge Pitcher was solicited by many lead
ing Democrats to become candidate. lie
consented to offer his services to the District
with the understanding that the canvass was
to be made free from any party affiliations.
The nomination ofParrett by aparty caucus
in Perry, was disregard of the understand
ing upon which Judge Pitcher consented to
run. By the time Judge Parrett goes
through his circuit, the people will be able
to form just opinion of his abilities and
character, and will be fully qualified to Sc
lect the best candidate Place the choice
upon the score of fitness and thcpeoP-e viii
make the right selection.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-24

The STATE OF JEFFERSON people in
the gold regions, to the West OF Kansas,
have had Constitutional Convention and
adopted State Constitution, and also pc
tition TO Congress 10 ask for the immediate
organization of Territorial government
The State Constitution is to be submitted to
the voters, and, if accepted, memorial ask
ing admittance into the Union as State will
be presented to Congress. If the Constitu-
ton is rejected, then Territorial organiza-
ton will be adopted. The Convention
contained over one hundred members. The
proposed memorial asks Congress to pass an
enabling act for the admission of Jefferson
Territory as State.
a resolution allowing " foreign born citi-
zens," under certain restrictions, the
right to vote on the Constitution or memo
rial, was lost. A report on corporations
was so amended as to recommend provisions
forbiddlng the circulation of bank indebted
ness as money. A committee was appointed
to draft memorial to Congress, asking for
the establishment of an Assay Office in JEFF
ferson.
The boundaries of the new State are from
90 to 43o North latitude-4l7 miles. From
1929 to llOo West longitude on the South
line-329 and one-fifth miles. From l02'
to llOo on the North llne-il0 miles and q
! fraction. Area l29, eos square miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-24

pea-. Senator Harlan has taken to the
stump, in Iowa, in earnest. He isannounced
to speak every day, except Sundays, from
August 18th to the 18th of the same month.
BI-A letter published in the Paris Pdtrie
dated Turin, Aug. lst, says an attempt has
been made to get rid of Garibaldi, the Ital-
ian patriot, by poison. He is laid up at
Brescia, under the care of DR.. Bazzini.
BE- Thirty-three young ladies recently
contended for the championship in swim
ming, at seminary school, in Berlin. The
winner, who is nineteen years of age, and
very handsome, is said to have proved that
she might as well challenge the other sex as
her own.
D@. The wholesale clothing business OF
Cincinnati has nearly two thousand machines
operating TO keep up abundant supplies in
this market. With the raw materials the
product of the needles, now mostly driven
by machinery, centering in that city, exceeds
in value, fifteen millions Of dollars.
HA. The Buffalo Courier AYERS that there
has been organized in Lockport, baseball
club, composed wholly of fat men-none
weighing less than three hundred being ad-
| mitted. The name of the association is the
| "Paunches Plate Il. b. Club" The club
resolved to have turning table erected, on
which the bases are to revolve.
ES At a public meeting held in Boston,
as tribute of respect to the Hon. Horace
| Mann, it was resolved to erect a monument
to his memory, and committee, headed by
the venerable Josiah Quincy, was appointed
to take the matter in charge. II is stated
that fund of 5000 had been invested
| in Massachusetts for the benefit of the chill
| dren of the deceased.
fsa- A new race course has DeeD put In
| to operation near Cincinnati, called the "Cin-
| cinnati Trotting Park" The track of this
Park is full a mile; it is in shape an oval
having quarter of mile to each turn and
half a mile to each Of the sides. The natu-
raj advantages are very superior for race
course, and thefew inequalities of the surface
have been leveled and graded so that the en-
| tire track can be seen from any standpoint
| On the ground are an abundance of never
| failing springs, and commodious stables have
been erected for the accommodation OF
| horses in training, or which are there for
| the purposes of trotting a race.