SPORTS OF THE TITRF
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Great Post Stdkes at Baltimore. The Maryland Jockey Club entertain the hope, that Tennessee Kentucky, Alabama and Carolinas. may enter the lists against New-York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia (aready entered) for the great post stakes, to be run for on the Central Course, at Baltimore the last week in October next. It will be seen, by the last number of the Sporting Magazine, that there are already four subscribers-one in Pennsylvania one in New-York and two in Virginia; and there will probably be several more. The distance is four miles and repeat weight for age-the horse to be named at the post; each subscriber to put in $500, p. or p. and the Club or Proprietor to add 5000. The sum, therefore, already up, is $3000, and four subscribers more would make it $5000- When to this sum is added the consideration, that the winner fl stallion ofgood blood andappearance, would probably command $5000 on the spot, is it not worth the while of any gentleman owner of a nag that can go his four miles under eight minutes, to bring him on Are there not several such in the Southern and Western Statesl We will give our brother sporsmen fair play, hearty welcome, and ride on the rail-road in the bargain. The sub scrpton for the post stakes will remain open until the 1st of Sept. and may be made by letter, ad- dressed to J. $. SKINNER,

 Editor of the American Sporting Nigga

 zine and Corresponding Secretary of

 the Maryland Jockey Club.