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TIE GREAT RACE The fifth great seclional match between ihe North and the South for s20 900, four mile hra,s comes oll lhe Hnon Course, l.. l.. at one o't lock lo.morraw, and k exciting much heber degree oi interest than my previous one The New York Spnit of the Times of Sainlday says the odds have veere1 abGu since ihe arrival of Fashon on Wednesday, On Mendhy 100 to 90 was freely offered that Peytona won tue lst heat, and the same odds laid that the horse which the 1si heat won the money On Wednesday and Thursday however, Fashion became rather the iavorite and betting was free that sh would not only win ihe lst heat but the race. Before ihe Peytona will be backed hy small odds 10 win the let heat, if not the race, by the heavy betting men; with lhe "uuisi- ders" Fashion will have the call, but great odds will be bet on either side The betting is "even" that no heat is run m l0 Both horses are in su- perb order-both m the hauds of the most sk fu trainers and ockies m the country. Fashion, now 8 years old, will carry l23 lbs; Peylona, years, HIS lbs. Fashions weight Is lhe salRe she took up

 last year, but Peylona carries l lbs. more than she did before in her with Blue Dick, al New Orleans, in December last, she carried l07 lbs 5 year old, but she is abund ny able To master this

 increased weight, being mare of prodigous size and strength. Some idea ol the number of specta- tors who are expected to be in attendance, may be gathered from the announcement of the Long Island Railroad Company that they have one hundred cars with nine powerful locomotives in readiness, and that each train will accommodate three thousand per- sons. T Pennsy lyanian.