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LEXINGTONS LAST CONSIDERABLE SALE. The !a t sal-- of the year will be Mi at Lexiug-toii Tucsdav. November 30. when about loo head of staUiMis mares vearlings. weanlings and horses in •raining will be offered. Hue of the features of the sal. is the Initial con*igiinie.ut to a sale iu this ••"•iiH-v ..f several English yearlings, two and three v,M*bnM This eonsiguuieiit is made bv the Swalcliff •id and" is in 11ic nature of a tost of the American srket for English thoroughbreds. No doubt, if this venture realizes a fair return, other English establishments will follow suit and semi here tor sale some of their choice mares, as well as young stock. Joseph R. Marquette, of New York is one of the mueat consignors to the sale, he having sixteen . ad of mares and horses ill training iu the catalog. I..hn A. Dowdall also has a muMgninenl of about ::u» same number. As this is the last considerable ale of the vear. buvers should make it a point to lend Complete catalog of the sale may Ik- had ly addressing The Kentucky Sales, Co., Lexington.
