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Thus ended onn ofthe best pieces of pedestrianism
mat has taken uace IN this country; native energy
and nariv- ie.ilng triumphant Barlow after the


ice, appeared on the ground andwas loudly cheered;
~ -p.ared AS 1t he was capable of performing again
The task u called upon Jackson after the race was
not seen The matter is not likely TO end here-one
" t"o other matches are talked of between these
patlies tor still greater sums IL is said that upwards
o. SIO,OOO changed hands this occasion.


After the above, came off trotting match in har-
aess, two miles and repeat for purse, between Col
SartInes John Anderson and II. Jones's Lady
Washington.


The named persons drove the different animals
and most beautiful trot il was throughout the tact
OF the able drivers was well dlsplayed-it was first
one ana men me other, as TO the winner but the
steady gait OF John Anderson. who only made one
break IN the two heats, was too much even for
the quicker speed OF the Lady, and he won the first
neat by about hive lengths in 5m. 35s The second
neat was won IN like style in 5m. 3Ss The trottng
throughout the whole affair was about even


lRorrING AT THE CENTREvILLE TRACK, L. -
Great sport Is expected TO come off over this track
to-day-a purse for Sll0, and match for 500. be-
tween some OF the best nags in this vicinity In
lne sporting circles last evening, the betting was
inost llveiy Tom Moore In the first was rather the
lavonte, but II might almost be said to be draw
between hum and Fanny Wright Ia the second.
nenfy Clay had the call, barring the bubbles and
squabbles' stake is expected to succeed, in
which some novlces will take part, that is,
10 astonlsh The knowing ones.