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gaIes on dc Ia were as folIowg /.
FIRST BOARD.
900 Virginia is. new. "a call.
SECOND BOARD.
The New York Post OF the afternoon

the 9TH inst. says ... HI
"Money continues in abundant supply,
yet there are indications that the point Of
the greatest case Is being turned, and that
in the course of few weeks rates will be
advanced, even should there be a full
supply. Call loans on railways andmixed
collaterals range from 3@4 per. cent, with
the majority of transactions at the higher
figure. The rate on governments remains
at 3 per cent
Tie New York World Of the 9Th inst.
says Of the advance in the gold premium :
The chief excitement in Wall street
centers in the Gold Room, where transac-
tions have been on a scale Of unusual mag
nitudc, with fluctuations greater than at any
time since the London crisis in 1866, when
the price advanced to 1877. Thecountry u
beginning to be awakened from the delusion
in which il has been kept by the misrepre-
sentations in regard to the resumption Of
specie payments, which Secretary Nc.
CulIoch officially promised was 10 take
place on July I, 1868. So far from this
being the case, the stock Of gold in the
country is dangerously small, reduced
thereto by the financial policy OfgOyernment
and the national banks, which have done
all in their power TO drive the precious
metals ont of the country. Our gold and
silver mines, are in point Of fact, working
to enrich London and Paris. The PROPOSE
ton that our stock Of specie must he in
creased before il is possible TO resume specie
payments is 40 simple az 10 seem almost
childish 10 state. And yet in the face Of
this plain fact, government and the banks
instead Of holding on to their specie and
accumulating it, have been running a race
with each other NJ to which could sell their
gold the quickest, and at the lowest prices;
they have also done all in theirpOwe tokeep
down the price Of gold by unnatural means,
30 that it has been one OF the cheapest OF
American products 10 export. Our specie
shipments since the passage Of the legal
tender act ia February, 1862, have
amounted 10 the enormous sum OF $40
OOOO in gold, equal to s550,000,O0 ID
currency, with goidat its present Pirces. II
there il any serious intention anywhere,
with the powers that be, To resume specie
payments, then a policy he adopted
at once which shall retain and aeon nhlate
specie in this country, instead Of driving Il
To Europe. Both government aud banks
must retain and accumulate their gold,
The banks must be compelled to keep the
$2O,OO0000 in gold interest received from
government against tbeir 500, 100000 Of
circulating notes, aud the Secretary Of the
Treasury must no longer violate the one
per cenLii good sinking fuhd act. IL the
government and banks had pursued this
conTnon-sense Business policy, instead Of
selling their gold as fast a. they could,
then they would have held % day over
$S0OO00,000 in gold against $50, 900, 900,
their present stock and considerable pro-
gress would have been made on the road
which leads to specie payments. 1000.
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WHEAT Continues active and adj
Taucing. The amount that changed hands
yesterday was 2410 bushels, distributed as
follows $50 bushels white 50; 400 do do
81; 20 do red 81 so; 100 do do 81 go; 20
do do extra 81 934 400 do do very choice,
81; 25 do do inferior, 81 IS 400 do do
very choice, 81; 400 do amber, 81 80; 20
do Mediterrean, 81 90; Is do do, S74;
200 do do extra, 81 %.
( CoRN-D Declining fast. Only 1714 bushels
we're sold in the city yesterday, as follows
100 bushels yellow, loose, at zoe 90 do
white, 75c; 100 do do, Use 1900 do do in
sacks at depot, 9Oc 264 do Sc.
OATs.-450 bushels purchased yesterday
in bulk at SOC. Sales from store sacked zoe.
RYE-We quote at 9Oc.
HAY-Prime timothy S24@25; COM
mon $40 per ton. ... ..... ..
BACON. We quote clear sides
at 1S4@1SEc; shoulders scarce at 15tc for
country 15c for Louisville; 14lc for Gin
cinnati plain hams, none in market;
Tennessee canvased, none in market sugar
cured 2l@2l3e. ......
LARD-Advancing and firm. II is quo
ted at 19l@19ic in tierces; in kegs 2l8
@22c in three and FIVE pound caddies 81
@22e per Id.
FLoUR-NoChange in this market. Com
mon to choice superins S79S SO, extra
$lO@1I, Cream Of City $l1, fancy $l1@I2
per Dbl. new $l1@l2
BARLEY-S1 so per bushel.
COFFEE - Weaker; Rio 23927c;
Laguyra, 2Sc; Java, 3S@4Oc.
MoLAssEs -Reboiled New Orleans, IS
@SOc.
SIRUPs-65@1 l0c per gallon.
SUGAR-Crushed and granulated lSC +;
coffee sugars, A, B, C,17, 1870 l64 New
Orleans l6@163c; Demarara, l5@16ic
choice. ..... .....
CANDLEs-Star candles l74c per III
hard pressed talIow SIS 50per box.
SALr-Firm. Five bushel barrels are
now quoted at So, and seven busheI at
So IS per Dbl. per car load 81 for single
barrel.
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II Fl f or Y
New AdNertisements.

Trecy, Murphy & Co. will sell to the
trade on Wednesday and Thursday next,
in liberal lots, several hundred cases Of
boots, shoes and hats, to close consignments.
Soule Female College, at Murfreesboro,
is for sale, a commodious, handsome and
well-built structure, situated in the most
elegant county town in the State, and sur
rounded by rich and intelligent popula-
ton, including a number Of the most oP d,
lent counties in Middle Tennessee. The
sale takes place 10 the highest bidder on.
good time, on the 9TH Of September next
The Tennessee House, at Rome, Tia, Oh
fers superior accommodations. 100
The card Of Eldridge, concerning BIS
cult GIacie," will attract attention.
See bankrupt notice Of }. w. Childress,
Jr., at MurfreesbOrO.
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London adyices of yesterday quote United
States sos at II
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
United States bonds are bought here at
&c less than the New York rate and are
sold at &c advance 800 .f#
New Tennessee bonds were quoted IN
New York yesterday at $3.50 for the old
and 63fc for the new. sa.".
Nashville corporation checks are sold
BY dealers at 90c.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were as follOws:
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THIRD WARD, ATTENTION "A meeting
Of the citizens Of the third ward will be
held al the headquarters Of the Soldiers
Club, at their Club Rooms over Hamilton
d Cunningham's store, College street to-
night, TO organize a Seymour and Blair
Club for the third ward. All citizens Of
the third ward favorable to the cause are
invited 10 tend.
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GONE TO JAIL.-Jno. Harmon, a negro,
was sent to Jail from the Police Court yes
terday morning, in default Of $500 bond,
10 await the next term Of the Criminal
Court. Upon reconsideration, it waE de-
cided TO grant him another trial, which
will come OF at Esq. Mathews court this
afternoon AT > O'clock.
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We are authorized to say that the diff
Guilty which occurred between two police
men on Sunday last, on the North Nash
vile horse railroad, has been amicably
settled. The whole affair proved to be a
a Misunderstanding, false representations
having been made to one of the parties con-
cerned in the affair.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling fast There a. four
feet water on IarPeth.
Weather yesterday delightful, only 81
in the shade. Trade moderately dull.
ARRIVED.
Umpire from Cairo, with a lot iron and
miscellaneous freight. ...
Kate Morrison, from the upper Cnmber-
land, with 1870 sacks Of corn, that being
only a portion Of her expected load OF 100
sacks. She returns in day or 40.
DEBATED.
The Umpire, for Cairo, at P. NJ, yes
terday.
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On the afternoon Of the 10th Inst, MArGARET'
infant daughter of Michael and MaTy Brown.
aged eight months and three weeks.
The friends Of the family are requested 10 81
tend the funeral from the residence. ioa fih-
more street, this afternoon at o'clock.
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The following is the result of a match
game Of base ball, played at GAINESVILLE,
on Saturday evening, 8lh inst, between
the Nashville Club of this city and the
Lghtfoot Of GAINESVILLE:
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THERE will be a meeting of the David
son county Seymour and Blair Club this,
Tuesday evening, August II, at the hall,
over Hamilton & Cunningham store, Col
lege street by order Of the President,
n. BAXTER. Jr.. Secretary.
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A COLoRED RICHMOND IN THE FIELD
1t was currently reported on the streets
yesterday, that at the Radical Convention
which assemblies at the State House to-
morrow, a movement will be made by the
colored voters to secure the nomination for
Abram Smith, colored, the present Jailer
for this county. 1t is said that the negroes
are becoming disguised with both Prosser
and Mercer, and are determined TO run a
man of their own color.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Monday, August 10,
COTroE-- Eight bales changed hands
yesterday, as foIloWs , at % aHd at &c.
No receipts OF shipments.
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Far Congress.

| hereby announca myself rs = candidate Tor
Congress. in this diarict. subject TO the action
NJ the Rominsiiaz convention of the Republi
can party HORACE n. hAhhloON-
Julvc Isfs 81 #
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At The earnest solicitation o. many Of our ~
iuential citizens. hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor. at The ensuing iaIi
election. II. Ii. THORNBERd.
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The following

Gold is shade lower. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday /;
Opened at 1464, was 147 at 1920, 147f at
noon, and closed at 146s at 8 P. NJ. Brokers
here were paying 145I and holding at I'LL.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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STEALING FIRE PLUGs.-Alex. Sdgger,
one Of the "painted men and brethren"
was sent to jail from Justice Mathews
Court yesterday in default of $500 bail, to
await the December term of the Criminal
Court, at which time he is to answer TO a
charge Of larceny in stealing a number of
iron caps used by the corporation water
works az coverings for fire plugs. He had
taken S25 worth of the above mentioned
article when he was detected by Messrs.
d. Giles and K. q. Geiger, and compelled
by them to restore the property.
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Louisville Harriet.

LOUISVILLE, August l0.-Tobacco-sales
small at full rates. Flour, So 25@G 80
for snperfne Corn 9039je. Wheat, red,
S2@2 %. Oats 45G15Oc Rye 81 80.
Mess pork $29@29 80. Lard lSt@l9e.
Bacon-shoulder 13t@l4c; clear sides
l74 clear rib sides l1r Bulk meats
shoulders l24c; clear sides l64c. Whisky,
rau a yO
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81. IOnis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-TObacco unchanged.
Flour firm at So 37C6 so for superfine
Wheat 5C910c lower. Corn S9@9i. Oats
50@5jc. Mess pork $29 5000 Bacon
clear sides 17f@17lc; shoulders 1910
l34c; plain hams lG4c; sugar cured 1910
l9]C. Lard 10000. Whisky 81 81
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PoMCE COURT, MONDAY AUG. 10TH.-
Samuel Martin, assault and battery SO
and costs
Thos. Lee and Geo. Robinson, drunken
ness So and costs each.
Jssper Mosely, shooting in corporation ;
8 and costs. Do.
Sallie Roach, using vulgar, abusive and
obscene language; twenty days ia work
house. ......-.
Slllie Kerr, drunk aud making loud
and unusual noise So and costs.
Frank Cannon and Peter jackson,
drunkenness on street 50 and costs. Fa
Jno. Harmon, larceny oftwo axes bed,
aud a quantity of clothing transferred to
Esq. Mathews
Henry Maxwell, larceny Of pistol valued
at $40 prosecution Withdrawn.
John Arnold, assault and battery dis
missed.
Alex. Carter, larceny OF seventy i've
CENTS in United States currency dismissed.
C. Is. Clark, drunkenness and asleep on
the street; $40 and costs. F.
James Hare, larceny Of So in Uuited
States currency bound over TO the Crinli-
nal Court. .... ..
Lizzie Moore, Molle Wilson and Ann
Parker, a trio OF greasy, dirty negro wenches,
for engaging in mutual fight; twenty
dsys in theworkhOHse. tam
w. Scott. one OF the knights Of the saw
dust and spsngle breeches' fraternity, for
assaulling one Of the female queens OF the
iungles; $50 and cost
Morris GrSen. III not greener for assault
and battery, returned to Esquire Caseetiy.
Jeems Morton and Jeems Pollard, assault
aud battery; Morton dismissed, Pollard
| $40 and costs.
Solomon Pearson, harness thief; bousd
over to the Criminal Cart and sent to
| Jail. . r# #. ..H.. Ir
Swan and Finley, a brace Of beauties, for
assault and battery $50 and $50 resPee-
/ lively. -
| All Montgomery, depositing filth in the
corporate limits; S. and costs.
David Harrison, selling whisky on Sun
day; 50 and costs
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NOTICE.

HANING BECOME AGENTS FOR lHt
an All orders promptly. The prices arc ,tr-
bow
E.umR G1al - rcntf per bbshgls
Sui CDal - cent por bu7hel,
coke - cents per btshel,
AMI Al these prices itw0uld be better Or ala
r,rtie- L. supply themselves Tor the winter
a. d. COTTON. ~ s. ChsrTy atrset
81 HAWKINS. 90 8 HIsh rirsot
J. H. BRANTLI, 10 n. College street
ANDERSON \ GLASHOW VI Woodland
street. Edge6eld.
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Flies caught-Nashville, 6; misses. 0.
Flies caught-LightfOot, z ; misses 8.


As there has been so much talk for the
last few days about "Biscuit Glacies," and
of where they are made and where they
are not made, | have concluded to put in
my say about it. Last week l went to
Louisville and learned of celebrated
confectioner how they were made, and |
paid him well for the trouble. Other par
ties in this city not wishing to be behind
and not having the wherewith to get the
genuine receipt, are getting up bogus ar
ticle, nothing like the genuine, putting 1T
up in medicine boxes and palming it off on
the public.
In conclusion, would say that am pre-
pared to furnish the Biscuit Glacies in any
quantity, and to parties who have eaten it
in New Orleans and New York, no charge
will be made if they do not pronounce il
a genuine article. l.. II. ELDRIDGE,
14I Church street, Kirkman's Block.
PSI have sold something less that
500, 600 in the last three days.
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BRIDGE PRIVILEGES SUsPENDED.-Mr.
A. Fink, Superintendent Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company, requests
us to say the railroad bridge over the Cum
berland was built exclusively for the rail-
road, and all persons, not in the employ Of
the companies that use it, are requested
not to pass over the bridge, and are warned
that if they persist in doing 80, it will be
at their own risk.
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CINCINNATI, August 10.-FlOur firm;
SlO@lI. Wheat S2@2 10. Corn ga
81. Oats 52@55 Whisky 81 20. Pork S29.
Lard 1890. Bulk meats l2f@14tc Bacon
134@l64 and l7$c; hams 204@2lc. Butter
35@SS Eggs l6c. Clover seed Sl3 so;
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PERsoNAL-C}en. ID. II. Hill, editor OF
the Land ne Lore, was in the city yester-
day, being warmly greeted by many Of his
companions in arms during the late war.
He represents that Radical reconstruction
has Frustrated the material and political
interests Of North Carolins, as it has where
ever it has been successfully tried. We
are gratifed to learn that the excellent
magazine over which he presides, which
has circulation extensive with the South,
ia comparatively prosperous.
The numerous friends Of Charley o Neil,
will be gratiGed to learn of his return from
Washington, and his determination to per-
manently settle amongst Us. There is
plainly of room for all such valuable Citi-
Zens. H.s...
George Frederick Holmes, L. /. D., the
distinguished author aud Professor of His
tory and Literature" in the University of
Virginia, has signifed his intention Of be.
ing present at the approaching Educational
Convention and filling the post assigned
him. Prof Brown, of the University OF
Georgia, will also take part in the proceed
ings. Ii will be truly Irrational gathering
having no connection whatever with party
politics.
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LUMRER.

NITE WILL ALSO TAkE ORDERS EOE
w Pine Flooring. Cheltunt aud Poplar
Fencing Chestnut and Poplar shingles chc.t-
nut and Poplar Latin and 90 BIB fuf aur
quantity 90 gaality If Lumbar.
NJ. e.. COTTON.
HAWKINS,
IN. BkANTLY,
aua5 I'm ANDERSON a GLASGOW.
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University af VIrglnia.

FVRE PORTY-FiPTH SESSION OF THIS
| institati0n will begin su tho lat day oG Oofu-
her. lsfB and end on the ThursdAy before tie
9Th day Of July. 1859. -r4H H|
The CIRCULATION Of tbs Institution Is yery
eOmDlete, efubracrhg sNtsnsige and th0rouEh
courses Ot Instruction In BIEsFaturs AID Science;
and IA the professions df Law, Med'cias aud
EnglneeTing.
EsTINGTRD E1PEEsEs- exclusive Of books.
clothing AID pocket msney-of the ACADRNrC
student. $40 of the Law student, S3i,5. aud 81
the MEpiCt 5tadeAt go
For Particulars send isT Catalogue 20 WihLAaa
sTtenbaker. Secretary. ar
3. MAUPIN.
GkalrIuatn Of tha faruify .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fine Arts in Nashville &C. c. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
customers that he has just returned from a trip
to New York and other Eastern cities. where
he has made himself acquainted with all tho
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
tographie Art. Also. Just received a fine lot Of
Albums. gilt and rosewood frames. etc. Can az
Nos. IS and a Union street. and see the finest
collection Of pictures in the Southwest,
jy2s 1w ~
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MALT LIQUORS.
% Casks YOunger's Ale,
10 Casks Guinness Porter Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter
300, 900 Cigars, Imported and Domestic
Finest brands.t
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INQUIRE WITHN-The mouth IL like a
house 20 let However pretty It may he
externally, il is impossible to Judge Of It's
merits unul you have seen the inside. If
behind ihe ruby doors there are plenty Of
pearl-white 'GVtures, Won will eKclaim at
once, "how beautiful" To impsrt the
utmost possible bFilliancy there Is noihing
like fragrant SOzODONT.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, August l0.-CottOn advanc-
ing; sales $1,000 bales; uplands 9sd; Or
leans l0td. n. ...
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FIRST RACE-YOUNG AMERICA SFAKE-tuI
two year elds, dash of a mile. Subscription a.
play or pay. Association Ia add $500. Five ur
more to ell.
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SECOND RACE-CUNBERI.AND STAKE No. T.
For three year olds. Mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association 10 add : BOO
Three OF more TO an.
THIRD RACE-Ass0CGArIoS PuRsE $40
Dash OF a mile aud quarter.
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passed to the present occasion, and-paid
tribute 10 the Justice and magnanimity Of
the boys in blue,p who were uniting with
the boys in grey" to restore the Union,
the Constitution and the Liberties of the
people. Having been a delegate TO the
New York Convention, and the first Of the
delegation to speak to the people Of its
action, he described its material, and in
thrilling terms Of its nationality, its intel
ligence and its patriotism. In referring to
the nominees he was so graphic and i'm
pressive, and presented their characters
and pers0Hel 80 true TO nature, and 30 elo
quently, that the vast throng were carried
to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm. Gen.
Il. referred 10 the condition of affairs in
Tennessee, saying that he had no word Of
complaint Of the Legislature, and would
not have until they had acted. He, how
ever, paid his respects to the oficious
claquers who were patting members on
their backs, and endeayoring to preeipitate
a war upon the people Of Tennessee.
Gen. Z. has not made political speech
before since 1860; but his old friends may
rest assured that he has not lost his ca
pacity for the Hottest and most persuasive
eloqueHce.
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" sPALpIEG's GLUE"
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NASHVILLE
first Day-Tne-dar. october 20.

First Dsy-FuesslRy, October 20.
FIRST RACE-YoUSa AMERICA SrAKE-tor
two year elds, dash of a mile. Subscription 81,
play or pay. Association tO adj 500. flve or
more to ill.
SECOND RACE-CUNBERLIN STAEE No. T.
For three year Olds. Mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association 10 add Si'
Three OF more TO oil.
THIRD RACE-AssocnrIoS PURSE $40
Dash OF a mile and y quarter
Second Day wednesday, October 81.
FIRST RACE-CounrERcrA Posi- Sr,EF-
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
$50; play or pay. Association o. add slOOl.
Five or more 10 Gil Entrance money 90 To- SEE.
cond horse.
SECOND RACE-GREEv SrAEE-For three
year Odds that have not run in public prior 60
thus meeting. Mile heats. Subscription So
play or pay. The Association 10 aid $50. Three
OF more to I'LL.
Third Day-Thursday. October -
FIRST RACE-AssocIAuov PURsE Sow
Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssocrTtoN PrEsF s2D-
Dash Of two miles.
Fourth Day-FTIday, October -.
FIRST RACE-CUMnERL AND SrtKr No. @
ton $50 play or pay. Association % add i'.
Three or more to FIJI.
SECOND RACE-AssOCINrIoX PuRsE S10-
For all ages. For all horses that have not Won
previous 10 the fall meeting of lsiS- Mile AMI
repeat.
Finh Day-SAtur'iay. October "a
FIRST RACE-AssucIarIoN PuRsr S1In.-
Mile and a quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssoCnrioN PURsE 500
Mile heats, three in Eve.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HANDIcAr--
PURSE SlO0-MIe heats. For all horses that
have not won during the meeting; the second
horse TO have $50 out Of the purse The horses
10 be handicapped the day preceding the race,
All entries must be made and weights accepted
"a announced by the President Of the AssocH-
ton.
The above stakes to name AMI close Aueg.t
18th, 1905
Halfthe money offered in purses will be given
for walk over. Entrance o. purses u all cases
free.
Subscriptions to be made. and an commuui-
cations addressed o.
GEO. $. KINNEY. Secretary.
No. 4 North Cullsrg street.
Wu. II. JJHNsDN, President
iulyl9 u
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second DnY-Me,InesdaY. Octnher 2

FIRST RACE-CONNERCIAL PosT SrNKF--
For all ages Two mile heats. Subscription
$50; play OF pay. Association % add SlOUl.
Five OF more 20 Gil Entrance money 90 TO se.
cOnd horse.
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a. Casks J. Fauri's COgnae. OsO5.)
3 do Renauit Brandy. 1881
8 do United Vineyard PrOprietOrs
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