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n Hairless Horse.--A horse which is now ex-
hibltlng at Tattersalls, is certainly great Gu
rlosity. There is not hair on any part of his
body, from his ears to his tail, nor on any Of his
limbs. He is perfectly formed and idocie ami
mall and his skin is as smooth and as soft as 4
lady s, or as the great anaconda's. Startle not.
far danes, at the combination, for we mean no
dlsrespect to you whatever 1t is said that the
dam was frightened almost to death at the sight
OF an elephant, and her foal resembles the object
OF her dread, in colour, and somewhat in his mode
OF standing. He is said to be a quick walker and
fast trotter His original propretor lis reported
was as much frightened at his hairless appear
ance, as his dam was at the elephant, and was so
anxious to get rid Of him, that he gave him away
to neighbor, who kept him until he was three
years old, and sold him to his present owner for
- ,300.--N Y. Mer. advertiser. fsa