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THE TURF.-1he owner of Peytona has cha l. lenged Fashion 10 over the Union Course, Long island, in October, for $l0 ,000, contest for the championship of the American turf. In his letter he

 Believing that Peytona is better race horse than Fashion, and that her defeat al Camden was in con sequence of being much amiss, propose a decided contest for the championship of the American turf, and will run match for ten thousand dollars aside half forfeit over the Union Course Long Island, on he fist Monday in October next, subject 10 he post poned by the judges on account of the weather and the track Gas desire perfect trial of the abilities of the horses) The stake be made good ty twelva o'clock on the Monday preceding the race, and the judges to be appointed at the same time, after which the match shall be play or pay. Ii desirable. the match can be made for larger sum but l only hel my own money.

 In the event of my engaging my mare Peytona al the ia Il meeting on Long Island, propose to match Jeanneiton against the Colonel, 3 mile heats fol S5OO0, half forfeit; and 10 match Liatunah against Stanley Eclipse, mile heats, for $20OO, half forfeit to come of over the course, at some convenient day, either before or after, may be agreed upon

 will match agalns any thing to the North, and have merely designated those two horses in consequence of their high reputation.

 In relation To this last challenge, the Spirit of the Times says that three of the prominent Northern horses-the Colonel. Dunvegan and Nara Peytona have been sold to Canada since the spring races, bu there are plenty more where they came from.