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TNHlS ssssousu-sass RAcE-33oHSE viii
II again occupy his cid stssi. Nay &C.
BILE, eight niiss from wisehssssr. eight iron
Newtown, eight from Dsstietown. foer iron
Nillwood. end tive ssd half from The white
rost--snd b Yet 10 nsrss % els The siagss
lap. u paid within The ssssoe--if not psid
within that time. The season price viii BE-
charged. t9s the sessoa. psy able The 6rst
Of August; and go fos issssspcs, 10 b. paid
% soon - The marc 10 koown % b with fosi-
Parting with the mare. OF irrsgular sttsnd-
saes NJ The stsnd. forfsiis the assurance. 10
every case. 50 cent? (cssh) 70 the groom. 10
Be seat 9Th the mare.
Mares put By the ssasoo OF heap last year,
that did not prove With fosi, viii be insured
q the season price this year. Mares from
distance will b furnishsd with psstursss
without charge Th0ss Wishing 10 put mares
early In sesson, esn have them furnished
With provsnder Of every description, st .
modsrats price. Cars viii BE- taken 10 avoid
secidents spd esespss, bat viii not be &C.
countable Tor them.
Ixprsrar 10 . bssutiful dark brown, six-
teen hands snd one quarter Of an inch high,
twelve yssrs old this spring. and b ooe OF
the largest aud best formed thorough bred
soss Of hi, distinguished sire. Sir Arehy.-
kis performances under his former name
(Niger) and his present name, rank him with
the BEST horses for speed and bottom aud
% foal gettsr, he 10 inferior 10 none. In
one Of his races over the Baltimore course,
he ran miles In minutes and 81 seeouds
PEDIGREE.
IxpvsrRv was By Sir Arehy; his dam BY
Bsll's Fiorixel; HE grand dam Celia, by
wildsir, great grand dam Lady Boiingbroke;
By Psnisioon; great great grand dam csdiz +,
BY King Hsrod. By old Fearnooght, out Of
Kitty Fisher. Cadixs dam was Primrose.
who vas got By Dove, who WAS Got By Old
Crab, who was got By Silly, whose dam
was selma, who was got BY the Godolphin
Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
October, 1877, when three yesrs old, he
ran for the post stake over the Newmarket
course. which he won In hnc style. Next
week, over The Tree-Hill cour,e, be Voc the
sweepstakes. Neat spring, q years old } he
was beaten over Broad-Roek course, mile
beats, by Sally Hope good race. lie was
then taken to Baltimore, and won the , mile
heats, beating Bachelor. Fall Of the same
year, st Washington, he won the colts pure,
mile heats Next dsy, he won the Jockey
club pure, three mile heats, besting Mulatto
Mary and others. Nest week. at Baltimore,
won the four mile heats, beating Bachelor.
May, 1879. (then Ave years old,) over The
'eeouiBAou CooEocs 10 WI tno lOChoy Ci1o
purse, mile heats. Next fall, he vas beaten
over the Hagerstown course. in which race
he broke down. end hss never started since.
tsDUsrnv will only be permitted 70 attend
to four mares day. NJ Intervals Of 4 hours,
and m no instance will any part Of this ad-
vertiseuaent be dsviated from. Mares put
by the esson this spring. that do not prove
with fosi, will be permitted to 20 TO him
throughput the Fall season without any cd.
ditional charge.
iHDusrRS has ~ yet but few colts old
enough 10 train. OF those that have been
trained, Dr.. DuvailS Slender, Thomas J.
Godmans Camsidel, G. L. Sockets Cippus
and Hiss Maynard. Gov sprigES Houtensra,
and Atsiants. G. w. Duvails Prince George
Oh. s. w. DorseyS Nelly Webb. Robert
GhiselinS Haidee, have been running with
selat TO themselves, aud thsir sire, over the
Warrington. Baltimore. Upper Marlborough
and Charleston courses, contrasting with the
get OF the best Stations in the land, and in
almost every instance winning the prize.
See the Turf Register.
The season has commenced, and will end
on che LIST Of July.
HECTOR BELL.
April Z l656-At