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FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE,


For Sl,jCJ


THE following Purses will be given for Foot Races to take
i place on the Beacon, as follows


Purse Of $500 for Foot Race Of meS50 to the
Same dayA Purse Of 5000 for the greatest distance walk
in hour $50 TO the second in the race the walk be
fair heel-and-toe walk y


Purse of $780, for Foot Race 10 miles to take place ON
the 3th cJuyS6o0 to the st $50 to the second
the third in the


Entrances be made days before the race with the pro
pretor or az Smiths Park Row; except that
cysuch four days before the race in all
OF the above, three or more to make race


HURDLE RACE


Purse of 500 will be given for Hurdle Race come of
Thursday the Sd Of july ~ mile heats four hurdles
feet high to the mile; Sl00t the second; S2n IT,
however should enter ahoe Canada only
half entrance will be charged the third horse receive back
his ennce provided there is four horses each horse
carry 1863 lbs Entran to made before 30th June
ca p FOOT s RACE;
Of miles $500 the first SIS the second and s23 the
third the Entrance be made before the 30h
June. EEf WA


The Races have been delayed few days consequence
the rebuilding the public stand There will probably be
great numbe OF who will compete for the
prizes there have late arrived number from erent
Oft world including Jackson the American peer George
Seward late from EngIand and Indian 2f the lroquo
Tribe from Canada There also many others here
the way, including Major Henry stannard John Gdereeve
Stephen Mack, the Scotch Bantam and several others.


Should there be storm either Of the days the
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