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Miscellaneous.
Sale of United States Land near Richmond,
Virginia, known a. Bellonna Arsenal
ORDNANCE OFFICE. I
Washington, September 3, 1855

OR,yANcK OFYIcB.
Washington, September 9, 1855
MN s.,,ss.ctor; offer having been received for
IN the above me ntioned propsity, nnd Sr the ad
nronosaIs In writ ng are again invited for the
Pn,chase OF the property, and will be received al
this once until II O'Clock, IN, On the 9th day OF
should a satisfactory bid be msde the bidde,
VIII be informed o. II, and will be required 10
to pay the purchase slsney In cash; upon the re.
ceipt Of which dee d will be made by the secre-
tary CT War conveying all the little Of the United
States In and TO the salne.
The pro erty to be sold consists of twenty-seve an
and half acres OF land located on the James
river, some II miles a bove Richmond; part OF
the land Is covered with grove Of valuable tim
Der; another part has bern under cultivation as
a garden, &C and anot her part is covered with
the arsenal buildings amo ng which are: A brick
store house. 100 by IS feet slate roof three stories
and basement; brick baTrick. 100 by 80 feet slate
roof, two stories and baseme Mt; two brick build
ings for officers quarters, each 40 by % feet, slate
roofs, two stories, besides celia rs and cares; two
brick store houses, each s9k by % feet, slate
roofs, two stories and cellars; two brick work
shops each al by 26 feet, slate roofs, two stores
one armorers and smiths shop, brick. "a by =,
feet, slate roofs two stories; brick we'll, IS feet
high and feet thick, connecting the e bui dings
and enclosing the arsenal squar. There is also
OF the property magazine, of stone, 81 by 26
feet with a slate roof, suToun de1 by enclosin ing
stone wall 1l3 by Sc feet, and 30 ft high and q
brick stable 37K by 2Oh feet, slate roof. two
stories high.
All Of the foregoing buildings are said to lie In
good condition, with the exception OF the arInor
er's shop and stable, which require repairs. they
were eScted In a very substantial manner, and
would yield large quantity Of brick, stone slate
lie i'd and other materials, should the purchaser
sire to take them down, which materials could
be boa,ed down TO edmond at small cost.
Persons disposed to bid will please apply to Mr.
Macarthur, on the premises, who Will give all the
necessary information
PIoposalsto be sealed, and endorsed 90 Proposals
for Beilona Arsenal III X. CRAIG
Colonel Of Ordnance
The National Intelligencer and Star, Washing
ton, ID. G., and the Enquirer aud Examiner
n edmond, Va will pm blish the above twice a
week till 9th October. Sc g. 2awt8hOot
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ma,flaee, lts duties ami Disqualification, and
.nsl. .eme1les with LlthosFaphg, illustrating the
productive Organs OF both eex.s, their structu,.
uses, ard functions A popular end comn,oSnn
sive Treatise on the Duties and Causalt.ea of sin
gie ana r'isdiifs-happy and fruitful ALLIANCES,
tMae o. ecurinS tnea-iateiicitous ard 'nfsrtiit
ones-their oaviation and removal -imnort,, I
hlnts to these contemplating u1atriTnony It's viii
overcome objections to It; none however sbo,iJa
take this Important step with ont
PaSee-coTnmnntaries on tn diseases ant rned1 ri
treatment Of females from infancy 70 old zoe e,ch
case graphically illustrated by beau,itnlJ
phic Plates-ncrvous debility itg causes and s7,rc
by process al once so simple safe and ef1sot,,ni
that failure isinpossiblo-Tulesf for daily ma,,1c-
men!-an essay on Spornstorrhaa, with practical
neutrality-suspicious. hiats on the sv,Is 70.
sulting rom empirical pYactice-an essrv On ali
diseases ar!rlng from discretion with nJ,in "a
simple rules by which ell persons can Gaze them.
scives Wlthout mcrcury-Tenedies for those self.
indicted miseT.cs ana disappointed homes sn mn.
fortunately prevalent In the young n 5s tputh.
fdl al wiser to the married nd IL ofecon,emnat,n,
marriage: Its perusal is particularly reco n1rsnX
cd TO persons entertaining secret doubts Of tbei,
Physical condition, and who arc Conscious q, hsn
ing hazsfdad the health happiness and prIyiIeoe.
10 ssaich every human being ic entitled
FIice TWENTY-FIVE CENTS No, MN, -,
Five Copies for One Dollar. Mailed, ire. of Do,t.
age, 10 all parts Of the United States P''"
N. B.-Those who prefer NAV oon,,,,n
CROi - upon any OF the diseaSesupop vhich ,Li.
book treats, either personally OF bv mail MeSi
cine sent 10 any part al the Union scno,d;ra t =;
Iections, safely packed and carefully secured ION
Address DR.. Nj. II. LA CROIx. No =, m.,.
Lane, OF Post Once Box SIS ALBANY. NJ "
III Once open daily, from 0 a M 10 q n.
ca SUNDAY from until p. m
H once EMOVED from no Sc Beay., q.
Is 81 Msia.H Lsss, A!Sssy, Mes Ysyk. ~
Gs. SLY I've
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL


facturer, a drst rate
sewe d., or PPseEEesd.
90 62. full as good
a. those usually sold
al Is or SO; a ID a
French Calf Patent
Leather 6 AFTER al
- 50, as good as any
al IS; sfrstrate Cali
8 siterat 90 so, these
are the best goods
that Is Tor ever were)
sold In the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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CHEAP FURNITURE,

" Our large warehouse Is filed to its--
" utmost capacity with every dell
scription Of Parior, Chamber and 80
Kitchen Furniture, both new aad second hand
which we will sell at small advance over manu-
iacIuIers prices IL Is useless FOR us 10 iterniz.
sumce II to say we are are prepared TO furnish ont
ehure houses at such prices cannot fall to give
soiis 20 purchasers call Is respectfully
soAciied BONTZ COMBS
AUCTION and Commission Merchants,
sc So-Im No. 500 Seventh street
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNIFY FROM
Loss By FIRE!
FlRE, MARINE, AND INLAND ms TRANCE
.7uthoTiied CAPITAL and Surplus 81 1888, ISL ID.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INsuR.
ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA
Office northUea corner PennsyIrGn,u nrcrue and Ia
street: Warrington City, d. Z.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. ThOs. u. Florence, Charles Dngcc,
George Il. Armstrong, Thomas Ma1derfeId
Chahes Rubieam, Edward z. Heimbold
George HelmbOld, T. Carroll brewster
James E. NeaII, I,aac Jeech. Jr,
THOMAS u. FLORENCE President.
EDWARD r HELMBOLD, Secretary
LOCAL.. SURVEYORS
=, Charles Waiter, M. 397 ID street, opposite City
Jno. NJ. Thornton corner FRS. street and VIRGINIA
avenue, Island. e''''
James Williams, No. % Fouranda half street.
John Riesles, No. sol Thirteenth street, below
pennsylvania aveTue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. ]. p. Levy. No. 357 PENNSYLVANIA syepue
opposite Major al Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomason.
The business OF this Company will c0mnare IA
tons IN the United States
From the lst day OF August, 1855 in five months.
up Il LIST January, 1856, the premiums received
amounted 10 the large sum of one hundras g, nd -,
thousand, one hundred and fctv-one doIlsrs III
reported. ' 'o'soS
With these evidences of success and good man.
agemrnf, The directors feel justified in soliciriuc
snare OF public patronage, believing that the seq
my offered IL ample and that all fair clair viii he
adjusted more accordingto equity Than legal tcchni
me company isPTeparei to - tic policies apaDs,
loss l,osrn or damage hy FIRE on DWELLINGS, FURNI
luxe, MILLS, MANUFACTI WAR
HoGsEs, all descriptions of BUILDINGS, aud
men contents, or al kinds Of MERCHANDIsE,
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS., End The r.nsi 90 90
veyancsS to or from any portion of EUROPE and
hMhhiCA, ana on the hulls OF STEAMBOATS,
navigating the weste-n wttsfs
Inc rates OF premium will ne as low g o,he,
uoiI a,Ies, ann 10 nx'ns them every improvs ent
ID construction and arIangc ment will be asen into
consideration. " ""'" iu'"
a. ~ lnsAeS speedily adjusted and promp,iv Maid.
onlce horihwestc rner Pennsylvania aycnue and
Seventeenth nna,rn street, Washington city, DC.
noTthared corner Walnut and Second Si-cn,s pitm'
deiph'n; and la other prin :ipaI c;tles M The ua.
jel4-1yt A' 'o"''ahy.
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Removed TO 367 Penn'a avenue, South side.
OPPosIIE THE NATIONAL HorsL
NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOR
STORE

Il inform his friends and the public that he
has opened new store, No 367 Penn. avenue,
between \ sld 9Th stIeets, five doors east OF 9th
street, where he intends to keep constantly on
hand large and varied assortment of Foreign
and Domestic WINES. LIQUORS, CiGARS
and FINE GROCERIES, consisting Of fine
Teas, Sugar, Coli e, lou!, Soap, Olives, Raisins
Figs, Sardines, Anchovies. Otard, Marrett q
Co, Piset Co., and Col. Chadard's Brandies in
Gases, Demijohns, and Casks. Old Jamaica
uin, Sherries, Madeira, Port Of various descrip-
uoa- st julien Claret, Lha.eaux Margaux, In
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Rev
Eoid's EdiEbUfg Ale, Annesetu, Maraschino,
CuIaeoca, Absynth, Champlgnes, and large and
S Ssled description OF Havana Cigars Also,
stonghton Bitters and Fever and Ague Bitters'
Porter, Ale and Cider.
JONAS. p. LEVY,
se4-Iy No. 367 Pa. av., be-. AZ and 6: b sts
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Yer yourself Terms positively cash. No extra
p Oft charged 70 ofset bad debts. Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, seventa street,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
m "a ANTHONY, Acer.
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Y and containing nearly
double the quantity OF read.
Ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats on the PHYSIOL-
OGY OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret InHfmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from en-
cesscs, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
e!s, with Observations on
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fore purchasing elsewhere, at 9. p. HOOVER'S
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment Penn
avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets
large assortment Of Sole Leather Trunks,
also Leather end Wood Frame Lads Hat Cases
new STYLES a "a
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slNGER'g
Improved Sewing Machine.

iI wv e was granted the Highest Award Of
the W ard EVn al1 thereby receiving
YNHE IMPROVEMENTS IN This Al,
= chine has sinPliaed them in MANY resnent,,
a1 a1ecapabieof eKecutingtwlce the monn(
OF Wosn tney did formerly In any given tire
IheY are without question the only Machines "a
pdnie OF sewing every variety Of goods nerfcc.. !,
s s. bosom OF heavy trace for harness can be
=, ra. " any o. .hese machines by simple change
OF needle and thread In such a manner that ,b =
ciosest scrutiny cannot detect fault
a. manuIactufers, planters and families will H,d
mem the only safe Machines to purcbssc =. r..
pet ,n, strong and durable, and not iikeiy 10
b,pd G nave machines with guages attached ~,
Sill Ha.s, cap fronts, CATERS, 90
On hand 81 cotton, Needles &c ,cons.,ntlv
p.ruo, q. the lowest rates
Ing Maohins. s,i, sIinformation regarding Sew
TO- II NJ SINGER CO
N.B.-w Vo baltimore street RsI,,,n,
chines %, are prepared to eIcb., atimole.
ami pe,.o oa machines OF any Iina pnose ma
snee,,a, tsons who have been indnca, =, Ierms lib
sSsan machine under the p1esI purchase
mar lot a'in indeed.
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Iron HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHmENT.
DECEIYING DAILY MY FALL AND

- - - u ~ ~
IL winter styles
Of Ladies, Gen
tlemen's Misses.
Children, Boys
l. Y uths' Boots
and shoes, Of all
kinds and quail
ties. Those in
want will do well
10 call and exam
Inc nv stock be-
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EVENING STAR.
LAMENT FOR SIR PHILIP SYDNEY.

Woods, hills, and rivers now are dssol.te
Since he Is gone, the which did all them grace;
And ali the fields do wall their widovd state,
since death their fairest flower did late deface.
The fairesi flower in field that ever grew,
Was Astrophel, that was, we all may rue.
What cruel hand OF cursed foe unknown
Hath cropt the stalk that bore so fine flower
Untimely cropt before IL well was grown,
And clean defaCed It In untimsly hour
Great loss to all that ever him did see,
Great loss to al, but gre alter loss to me
Break now your garlands, o. yeshePherd Iasses,
Since the fair flower that them adorn' d is gone
The flower that them adoTn'd Is gone TO a'nes,
Never again let lass put garland on
Instead Of garland, wear sad cypress nov,
And bitter elder, broken from the bougn'
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THE HAT.

IMPORTED HATS DIRECT FROM PARIS
. CASES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
- styles Of SOFT and RNOCK ABOUT HATS
ordered last May, just received. HAVING gone 70
grest trouble ard expense 10 get the above goods
direct from Paris, can offer, and shall az all
tllnes have, the latest and most approved styles
CT reach Hats, at the Bazaar, corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
re 25-eo2w HOPKINS
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y FOR NOR FORTY yE
'rseiice at the Phi!adelphi.
D4'i5 raul Brown; 2 vols Haf' by
FRANoK TAYLOR.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON YHz
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF hARRIAey
n 3. l. a ROIX, NJ D.,

ALBANY, N. Y,
'3e Fsfsi axG 40 Else, Plaix, ssd Ce!sysI LIZA.
sgTspks sad P!stss.
rslsn oNLI TwKN7I-FIY1 CXN.s
soat Free OF Postage to al parts OF the yn.ol.
(NHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
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MEDICAL CARD.

br.,nt. IHRABEAU, GERMAN HONEO-
sarvicss - PHYSICIAN, has the honor TO offer his
vicinity. Oh ashlngton and
,vesn sn,h "a S a,Ec on street, No 1se be.
the Doctor prepare. medicines for sale, which
care, For Fever and Ague, for lion, gfeaiest
CON 'aiats, &c &c. ana Bowel
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ohrokAIION sT0Ck.-xs,Ooo Co,,o
Haoa OF washington stock for sale AZ
"U CAUBB BROY0RRs
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COAL-COAL-COAI
GUhL ON THE WAY-WAp.
" No article. ANrED A
cargo Fur ace Coal
s,. Do Red Ash Cooking Coal
which viii be delivered In a few davs
, persons iying In winter supplies shonIa ss,. !,
ID ''r ',ders immediately reno In
'oh Re under cover $40 lbs. To tho -,
a. ss., ~ ~, r. 4 w; NJ. GAIT,
&c -S'u N. w. COT. 18th and @ SITS. No "A,
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MANUFACTURED By
Do n A l. ID X Z N n EDY.
ne. no WdfflA &fYfff RaxhH1a Asas

PRIcK, ONE DOLLAR
, w nolesale Agents.-New York City, G. v
CLIChNER, 81 Barclay street; G. H. Rims
l0 broadway; A. b. 4 ID. SANDS, 100 FuItoy
sqeef, Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT SONS
Baitlinore, BROWNE BROTHER, CANBy =
ma ISh Alexandria, PEEL 4 STEVENS
sni,sd States and British Provinces, ana aIse =,
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cHIDD BROfHGHS. bakers.

BUY AND SILL
Ho7HIGE AND DOMESTIC EXCHAHex:
FURNISH DRAFTS
on al Parts Of United States and Iurcua:
COLLECT DRAFTS
on 81 parts OF United States and Hurope:
N. DRAW BILLS
LELAND FOR FL OR UPWARDS;
PopIna Guy AND SELL
YIME PAPER.
sn' paying 1Ov and ever, fer ssys.
LAHD wARRAHrs
We are al all times PurchxsJra
saie, LAND WARRANTS Of an Sen en- Ia,e Ioi
Land Warrants located In Iowa W'nalons.
!" ChUBB BROTHERS
JdH gu b1hkeis, opposite the Treasu3v
goa HOUNT VERNON.
IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
" ROUND TEiP, 81; FROM
ALEX 4NDRIA75 CENTS.-The EE
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves WasSfnas
toa a. and AleIandris at9k O'Clock.
coaches leave the Capitol for the boat Al Y
O'Clock Coach fare 10 cents
Lilsons wishing the coaches will leave III cir
fcS,osnne With George Thomas Parker
refreshments or the boat
% IN sAm'L GEDNEY. Captain.
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~ S-OPERA GLASSES OF gre,, r,,,o.-
TELESCOPES q MICROSCOPES. WI. :,
~. sk GLASSES, and many cshcr srt,ci.-, ,p
~ u very low prices constantly on hA :,
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Miscellaneous.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AHvAIRs.
September -, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS., ENDORSED "PRO-
- posals for IndiaL Goods" Will be received at
the Ofdo' Of Indian Afsirs, wsshington city,
until 10 O'Clock. a. m on Friday, the 3ist day OF
October next, Tor furnishing goods for the Indian
Department for fulfilling treety stipulations with
various Indian tribes and other Indian purposes,
CLASS No. 1.
Maekisae Blaakets.
1900 pairs 3 Point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh 8
POUNDS
1850 pair, ? X point white Maciinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches and weigh pounds
500 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, to
pounds
1850 pairs X point white Maciin.c BLANKETS,
to measure % by 50 inches, and weigh 4
800 Iairs I-point white Maclinac blankets. 10
measure 81 by ae inches, and weigh az
500 pairs point scarlet Mackin,c BLANKETS. 70
measure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh {
POUNDS
500 pai's 2x point scarlet Nsciinsc blankets.
TO Measure "a by 60 inches, and weigh 8
100 pairs az point green Mackin.c tl.nhe,,
to measure 90 by 81 inches, and weigh 10
zoo pairs s-point green Maciinac blanket, to
Heasnre go by u inches, and weigh
pounds
200 pairs AZ point green Maokinac blankets To
measure s4 by eo inches, and weigh
pounds
400 p.ils 3X point Indigo blue Msckinsc hl.n.
fets, to measure 66 by 81 inches, and weigh
10 pounds
100 pairs 81 point Gsntinella blue Machinac
blankets, TO measure IS BY 81 inches, and
weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs 3-point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to MEASURE o. by ~ inches, and
weigh pounds
4c0 pairs ~ point 6entinella blue Maokinac blan-
Fkets, to measure 81 by 90 inches, md weigh
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se Q, da;&atawtOotsi Commissions
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Literary Notices.

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our table. The contents for this num-
Der are, Zailee, a R)mance-Part the Last.
Simony and Lay Patronage, historically
and morally considered. Illustrations Of
Herolitus; Modern Light Literature-Art.
Courtship under diaiculties-A Humorous
History. Our Rural Population and The
War. Death of the Rev. John Eagles
Index.
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NgNA
NOTICE.

The Gentleman who carried from the
Editors Office withoat permission a Pam.
phlct containing tho pedigree and d)escrip-
ton of celebrated Imported Stock includ
ing that of Monarch, Lady Fashion. and
others, will have the ertremc kindness to
return the same Immediately or we may
have n word for his private ear. The
work is the private property Of John Re-
Der, Esq, and cannot be replaced.
Also, Gentlemen who Jorr0wea the back
numbers of Putnam's Monthly, Black
woods London Quarterly, Elinburg Re-
view, North British Review &c. will bear
in mind that this is about binding time
With n few exceptions we have lost tho
memoranda of their whereabouts. We
wish all the back numbers to complete
flee.
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purse Of $500 four mile heats, under a hard pull in
6;1O--S:36.
l830-Monarch's next victory was at Charleston,
South Carolina on the Goth February where he won the
four mile purse Of $1,000 IA easily as his former races
in S:07-6:55, beating Trident and Florida Hepburn.-
On the following Saturday tho 2ard, over the same
course he galloped round for the Tattersall Whip, four
miles, not having a competitor. Near tho to rmination
of the third mile his own9r directed Gil Patrick ito pull
him steady aud let him go,' when under a hard pull he
ran the fourth mile easily in l:4e, carrying Ill pounds.
After this race, Col Hampton rcfused $4,000 for him.
In tho Autumn OF 1899 he met with an accident, by
which he sprung the leader ofhis rightGore leS,and was
in consequence withdrawn from the turf. Monarch
neyerlo3ta heat and was never put to his speed. When
four years old h. more than once beat imported Emily,
giving her 81 pounds in hs trials. The following are
found among his distinguished get:-Castanet-Eliza
Observation-Disclosures Mill ood--Captain Minor,
HthgOw--U MON, &C., and also sire to the dam ofHigh-
lands (well known as distinguished racers) the dam
of Die Clapton, Young Boston and many others of note.
Monarch received the nrst premium at the New York
State Fair in 1851, as tho best thoroughbred Stallion
exhibited
A true copy from the records oftho American Turf
ReTistsr' and tbs New York Spirit Of the Times.'
Now YORK, 4 3il ,, 1855. W.T.. PORTER, Editor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Pedigree and Pcrrormauces.

MONARCH has bsen used vary little as a g,tter,
lVH- and almoS. entirely confined TO thorough-brsds
at tl5 South, aud those raths undertake. and dslicate.
He was brought North expressly to breed to tho coils
brated Mars FASHION. His extrom3 beauty. psdi-
gree, size, color, temper, parrect solndnoss of limb
and wind, aft1r going tbs ordeal as bolow, proves
him worthy OF his noble descent. 1t is much bsttor t.
breed from an animal that has sustained his pedigrco
by his performance, than to resort to one who may have
the pedigree, and also may have besn tried andfound
wanting. The trotting records show that all animals
of great note, both as to speed and Bottom, have de-
scended on one Side At lolS., from thofo Igh-btol stock,
such as Messenger, Mlmbrino, &c, the proof of which
is to b. folrd in tho names ofPaul Pry, M1iestry, Cas-
sus NJ. Clay, Lady Suffolk, Troting Trustee, KomOlo
Jackson, &c.. and not a single instance Will appear
without a strong infusion Of racing blood.
Monarch was bred at tho Hampton Court St1d by His
Majesty William " in 1893. Ho was got by Piam, out
OF D5lphine by Whistler; D9lphine was out Of My Lady
by Comas. and she out OF The Colonel's dam by Depi-
nj; The Colonel's dam ont OF Tipplo Cider by King
Fergus, and she ont Of Sylvia by roang Marske, ont
of Ferret by a brother OF Silvo-Reguius-Lord Nor
toms Arabian--Mit ry--Mrlso--B Turk--Bay Boil
ton--Conyskin:-Hutton's Grey Barb-Byerly Turk
Burtier, Nothing can be richer than this pedigree.
Monarch wasimported byCol. w Hampton Of Colum-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

bll, Sotl Carolina, in tho a1tnmn of 1895. In 1910 the
Editor of the Spirit of tn Times gavo an ~eleborat, de-
scription Of this ino horSo, from which tAS following
is sXtrlctoi:--'H5 IL n rich satin-coatsd blood bay, with
bla ek lsg4. man and tail, and no 9th rw hito than a star.
Ho il of grolt bone and substance, and fully
sixteen hands under thu standard. We neyer saw q
horse that wa porfarred to him. He is remarkably fms
tempered, ran OIL his courage. ana had q nice idea oil
perpetual notion For a Portrait and an extended
Of him, 49, Turf Regis.of,' Volume XVI,
Pago5 jj0-50.
Monarch cam ot IN tho Autumn ofla37, being tn en-
tit51 y3lrJ old, at Columbia, = Car, where on tbs 23rd
N~orono>r,h h. woa t1o Jockey Club purs. of 9 100, two
mile h3atl In 3:J5-3;5s, Boating Betsy Baxter, GABRIEL
la, short Ro5il, Lioosrand Etlen P5fcy, vita tn. great
ease Imaginable. On the following Saturday, Noyem-
Der 25tl, h. glllopo1 oyof the slmJ coIrs5 two mile
holtS, foftAI Hampton Plats.
l533--At Augusta, Georgia, February 9Th, he won tn
$500 purse, thr33 milo heatI, boating Sally Vandyke In
G;2j--G?93. Th9 rain poured down incesslntly all day
ana Sally was unablo to put him to anything beyond an
~ey5fci3, gillop. We no 1t had him at Columbia, South
Carolina on tio Goth November, entorol against Big
John for tn Jockey Club purse Of 8 10Oiolr milo heats
H. did not go Il yard at his speed, and won ths hcs
heat with 50 much ease lin 500 that Big John was
withdraw. On ths l3th D1com5er following, at Au-
gasta, Georgia, ho beat Gorow and CloihnPpor for tn,