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Frsn N. Missouri Republican July .
CAIRO AVID FULToN RAILROAD.

We have had the pleasure q meeting Judge Cross of
Arkansas and s O. Kitchen esq, q Bloomfield member
q the senate az this State who spending few days IN
en- city on business connected with the Cairo and Fulton
ruroad Through these gentlemen learn that the lib
era grant Of lard made by Congress amounting 20
trae millions Of acres for the principal road and its
brnnrhe has been selected and The pn thereof transmit
led 70 the proper local lard oo Tier also inform
nearly or quite Eve hundred Thousand osvap land.
have been transferred 10 the company The Missouri d.
vision o. the road hy tbs counties thrpREh which passes
ana hMt most Of these lands eIoeednEJ rich and val
ushs With these lands basis o. credit the command
Dr and indeed prs-ernenf character 81 the line and ts
great interests involved perceive Why
8. road should not be completed IT. connexions
airly give IL strength These consist FIRST Of juno
ion with TIE Galveston snd Red rvsr road nov being
sit through the beSrt 81 TEXAS; secondly ths Iron
Mountain road and through that oonneriou with the
silrond syxtsm Of our State snd thirdly with the Cen
-. road 81 Illinois the mouth o. The Ohio s., Lous
anno; bot feel deep in this road Il u con
psc h.r by the shortest vel cheapest possible
th he interior Of Arksnsas and the extensive cotton
"a sugar regions Of Tsxns No ofber lire q infercon
unicsfiou with those great and growing sections can
compete with H. Our iron and ssricalturR prodau
ra fabrics VIII End markst there without BE possibility
4 socsssful rivalry. PsnasyvAsa virEiuis Ohio, Ken
ur ara Tsnnssses reach thess psCons 81 country
oulr IL way q The Chic ne Mississippi the Arkansas
and BED rvs, q Pasing ont ~ the Dsuth q tie Nss
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LOCAL N T. w D..

TEE JAEsoE eksE-Tbs bearing OF testimony in this
closed yesterday when the district attorney asked that
following Instructions be given to the jury report Of
which find in the Star:
the ry believe from the evidence that the deceased
had been engaged TO be married 70 the sister OF the
prisoner and they also believe from The evidence that
deceased had criminal intercourse with prisoners
SISTER and bad refused 10 marry her and Endsr the
would marry his sid sister and the deceased replied
that be would see words 70 that effect and that
Influenced By this proTocaon he took the life Of the de-
ceased such provocation does nsy the and such
aenoe in the csDs that the evidence sustAins the in
6ictmsntn
The instructions having bsen argued fully By Messrs
Carlisle and Bradley for the defence and tbs district At
torney for government the court decided rs follows
The prayer il Is presented il granted except the
words the close II the jury satisfied from the evi
arbce in the cause that the evidence susians the indc
meat
These words ask the court 70 say that tb.r. ought 70
he q CONVICTION the whole evidence They
intended, SURE as IL Appears 10 Hpon this
structon and constructed would take from the jury
The decision Of the facts which never have done and
viii DO al The says thai The Of facs
makes Of murder bUi WHISTLER these facts proved
not and proved what additional hcts also estsb-
Esbed what the state Of The criminals mind
capacity decade upon the cminhhty Of the particular
IN question the h0moide) al the moment IL occurred
and What the condition Of the parties respectively
being armed not Al the same monent open ques
tons Cor the jury, any other questions that may
arise upon considerations Of evidence the whole Of
zhich % % be taken into view BY the jury
Amer further arguDsnt The case vas submitted to the
Jury who rendered verdict Of Aoquita in the q
hfteen miuutrs-
Mr. jeremiah Tuooney has been appointed member q
the AuEAy Guard from the lst Of August BY Mayor Ma
Eruder.
An Alexandria correspondent says
uTbe Orang. train brought down last Saturday 4s5o
bushels Of wheat $50 bushels Of corn $40 bushels o.
bushels Of rye 20 barrels of -four and - cords Of
wood Enough burden Cor one train
There litils dong in hrcaaEtus prices ranged
the close Of The Barkst yesterday, follows flour 81
wbsst--whi< 81 ca, red ~ IS; corn, BIC; oats 35e
We hear that nour s very scarce IN Georgetown and
prices Cor home consumption range from 81 e. III per
barrel. New wheat ses for 81 80 70 81 60 per bushe
Several Refreshing showers Of rain fell Yesterday settling
the dust cooling the earth and causing the hsrmonetei
70 CONE down two OF three degrees
wstermsons have made their appearance IN this city
We sss fss yesterday the dinpeT-table 81
the Kirkwood House.
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Taa -sa does % = ssHsfsn kaou stair
- Michigan Zee @cbo0l hsKe salnBals a.
LtsEaEg Casss Ute cry II Enordf
hss colyl1re AL gttEs
college 81
GA Medical Ald n0nhS n Literary
Ts stBdlss tkoughi conp3shsnv
b0h colleges
usie "a On u AuannG
The and AhS 81 oessS seVen a. ts hUeicA sne
LitrEaFy9 reeSted G AericA Ehd turops
esllaKe edfhces cabne libraries
0bsKAta4y nUHiheeBee worthy Older
n oFulsnf CoHaaAwealth.
aD-G1dkcps
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HT csorsrigwn seHnEry undr ~
direction ~ l. Enrish, recently 81 Rev hn
b.iuF q ths acver-cn-pt
nppcnton sultrbs Ena seruus o. sbi
ehurv. The huidnr for large boarding. scho
rpmufns Ad paio-spcai n+cessny N M cou
iuftHunn, MI ~ rsuts
upscisr Applications fos ne institution
he hrsf Monday tn Ansna ensuing
asNuFnd
one B. ncc,rted cnnsidsee stoEsshT qaahsd g.
. = trust
s rrputstan has sustained HAFnad and
recstved ~ bone
nnlsr. ~ ia SUCCESS conducted HE -bet
puhhc-
70 ~ sub@criher. jim
cF0uarrU-r, n. C., July ?. Isj6
July II-eoctlstAnE
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General Land 0hos.-Svpeys an AiuhesoGa-COngress
having created land districts in Minnesota and
having provided the Of carrying the surveys IN
the same the Commissioner Of the General Land Office has
directed the surveyor general 10 exert hmsf IN ered
ting the surveys in these new land districts particularly
on Lake Superior and on St Louis river up the
srE Of The Mississippi and Grow Wing rivers which
demanded either By tie settlers by the recent treaties
with ID. ChpperEs Of Lake Superior those q the Ms
si.sippi
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ny TELEG GRAPH.
Later yrsn Havapa.

CHkRLrFTor, July 7sTbs stssmsr Isabel from Hsvsnr
the 25th, has srrved, bot hrinEf important inel
rrnot- sugErs sEhtly lover, but bolders firm.
The present crop Il one sfth short.
The bxrgus James G. Hsrd, fem Phl.dsphi,, for ye-
orlrsns n. orrnge Gays the 1sh and
wreck part Of the cargo saved which sr.rd
ed salvage q o. per csnt.
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Erv Torx, July 1y-Tbs rtssmsr, pe~r bad .sscf
upon MARKET sud prices unchsnTsd Four
auusis q n 500 barrels good State Sc 10 sups-fns
Ohm. ~ IS standard southern ~ - wheat has Sd
rzno-dssss II 600 bushels southsrn red 81 Isl whits
81 S. Corn higher and huoysntsass Of 81 600 SashsI
mirsd, C1j4 cruts.
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GENTLEMAN. year, Kp-ieaee teacher, gHAhsf
the AReieni ans macem languages and he Ehg H.
branches,
hest ans eae . 6lAer.
recommendation well y6Hehed 20
Ny addressing Boz 500 Reading post Oee, Bert
county. Pennsy1VaHis.
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PEsprtruIs, July 1e.Tbe stssmer Ctr q Baltimore
from Lrsrpo-l On the 18th. arrived here at noon
sr~ Ypss, Juy 7s.--Tbs sesnsr Alps, from Hrrrs On
fhs 18th, arrived bsrs this morning..
The By both these has besn anticipated
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Cunl-The population o. Cuba is estimated fbe pres
snt time Il about 100000 OF these 10000 whites
10000 slave black ByA royal order o. the 18th March
1881 free oOOrsd people prohibited from landing in
CubA on any prstenoe whatever.
R,yp ,.uzxe-Tbs California steamer brings inieIli-
rpncs thar the clipper ship Black Warrior Capt MURPHY
az Baltimore had arrived NJ San Francisco from Hong
Kong CHINA in thirty-siE days, being The quickest Trip
ever made between the two ports The Black Warrior H
owned hy RsssrS William Wilson Sons Of Baltimore
city.
srrur-Tbs United States mail steamship Fulton, for
HAvrr took sss5Z57 in specie and lol passenger,
s,rr-TurS island papers ssy that The salt prospects
are very good about 10000 bushels hsd been gathered
and general raking expected in ssv dAyE The pro-
snt pric, Is u cents TT bushel
CnOrH-Tb, crops Of View Jersey a. far gathered
unu-uAIly large Those standing suffering from
drought The wbes rys and hay croPs arr cunsdsrshy
LARGER han last y,nr and the recent fine weather has be
q great benefit in gathering them
I.rer -a.r or caEE-Ou the New York and Erie rail-
road one dry los, week single engine drew train q
ISL cars losdsd with coal from Crest Bend 70 Bingham
ton bs load consisting q thirteen hmndrsd ed tOns
The train va, fully up to tin,-
Nru rrvrrr7ox--A new method Of laying down the
rail hy which IL the purpose Of the
tnuous or endless rail has been invented The ends o.
the rail matched mortioed, forming compound
oiut % that they slide into another forming lock
or brace spd making equally firm any other part
Of the rail- and entirely pryrsatng ths ends from setinE
-hoh snrh noise chusking the cars u has
been tested and said work well Mr. billiard, formerly
a railroad man, s the Inventor.
pr,rH % Az AurEoEr~--Mrs. Lydia Mars Child be
suiborsss hs, reccnfy died in PARIS She NATIVE Of
virrinia and dauThtsr Of Gen. Lee
HrGz prSr-Tbs board Of trade At Chicsgo par sI0oe
wear rent fOr 50 b. 90 sa ball in which bold
ings
Mssusrc CuI1rer--A western paper ssys.
T. eleventh surusI catalogue Of the stndsn 81 the
Masonic College nt Lsxington- Missouri, erhbis that IN
stisusiou n very hourshinE coodtou- The Number 81
students neudanos during tbe past rear was one hun
arrs ard fhrtvfour and thorough and syssmatic
svt, ~ education seems 10 hare hen pursued The Ma
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TREASURY DEFAETnKsr.
Statement q Dposles Al The Branct kur San FTuncisod
and O,snege-The following saieDent Of Deposits and
coinage the branch mint San Francisco viii furnish
highly interesting statistics:
1901 gold deposites weighing [ounoesl.. el344s OF
A "A rs4nea Al Al Ala
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Proposals for Copper plate Engraving.

OTTIcK SgFEEmTsBpERT PuBLIc FRIETING,
WHshtngt'ns July q, ESQ
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS recsived the Office until
upou copper of The sFes 81
he copper various HoseE,
aauorae views Of scenery required 10 Illustrate The
o. railroad tie Pacific ocean
accompanied ny satisfactory evidence %
bidding tls work ny specimens
Of bad exerused IN La Or their
aee by 0f The which can be employed ~
-aeh upon the work
Irts To he axnctjy underwood bids Wl b ertainre
FROM any parties recv engaged and practically acquainted
al work bad for
s ste IL enrruxins prcIBr whether IN line obetWse q
se ma or pais bd required for ing he
-,
- ,Tured f bidders for he faithful execution y
g v brd for.
Al 0rk W required executed 10 The Satisfaction q -
AZ NEr."
The ok can be inspected persons DESTROYS II bidding there
far, upcn application NJ tins ofhce
addressed n the chairman ~ mr
Camrniriee EnsrESiag Rep United
Wnstnrton plainly tEGOea Proposals for ststi q
o'pP1 - A G SEAMAN
Lar nden-
rpHAyEa.LING TRUNKS AT ALL PRICES CttEsns
wishing Apply thsmssives with Fooa s'f
,a.r yas, sHtcs
extensive snisy, q os
select
WALL n STEPHENS,
July a-6Ia ~ Penn. between Bun HEd % stfefs
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sFruE-Tbe United States mail steamship Fulton, for
HArr, took ont sss7 ~ in specie and lol passenger
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ssr4-TurB island papers say that the salt prospects
are rry good about 10000 bushels he'd been gathered
and general raking expected in fsv days The pro-
snt price 10 II ceBtS TT busheL
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Trg herrby mHuuns q Dr. ~
Grn ~ -Esrc ofit n shhl Pf~ecut nny parry Ebo 80
copyrighted Esuarne O has curco the
navsr pies alo, Enu Jobu VII
a4.Bu HunnnRSor, Boz r. KJnEurt- (vh oos - hr
and murst fhtiHnHphAA
pubHs the FhHso.iIlA Ledge
FhfsdphiH any
rg rnsenlg ~ counf-rtsHg In hNrrshurr Pa
veEs. duTlist here ~
runp-us NasnuBt, mptod Fmiln-
a. vsiuhlss rouuscy
aDEIrma, May S, $50.
People D7urrfT Throughout tls Usiod SafsIs
Iss rurpr 10 on 1a- Pre- West
Pnitndeuha NJ Rodsuuoh MouiprrsJ county,
rseumHr.un sTrzn - Fuurh hHHa
swss: Prgvns shit and CARED
ChsfHu rresf fc3n o Beurniria
Benry CAmb Love, Marion, q buns and scs RIVER and
~rhreen nt.srs. -
EerfTfc III -
mae h od ps wach
arsrrx h 20 prnrurs 10 remuHs-
Fruf CHAs. Or CRATu,
Cd once, ~ sth st-est, chestnut.
nv CHARf.fS ST0TT.
Juy i0-n Washnngi"n, =. =
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GEN Al NE w 8.

CUnL-Ths population q Cuba is estimated At tbs pres
ent time about l6o0O00. OF these s500o0 whites
10000 slave black By royal order q the l2th march
ISL FREE oolOrsd people were prohibited from lHnaing in
CubA on any prsicnoe whstsvsr.
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Life versus Death.

J-a puhisfsd ne sth edison, Price dire us'y,
CONSUMPTION AND SCr0FrLhs
A popular Treatise,
ryJ. J. FORSTER, ". n,
ru0wTwc fshrful ~ n
ID hrnnrht
cuue pu1ouary and bear Dr.
uruprs rfnrvzr -cnd hssd4 snrss
reun intsY
rna- niirf sn saf n The BLOOD
Thts Tsfn hut f~chas Hnguare, Eves ~
Cheap snd ny suocsrn
ri upeu durrur kind, and strongly
ouu~nsee 70 ~ sis se, vain
nhi- ruids ~ - reed
IA ufnrmnDon hn~f En1rfc
ruptnre. asfnrmftrs,
been sold - mailed WITHIN ne hs
Rvs c~kr, q every pnrl ~ ne country.
Prcs ~ cents ~ hoosssers rrpernF, w s
post FREE BRTDcMAN CO. - srsnd street. Fsr
Ynfk.
guus a-dkrrauH
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.rHE. ar.d-rxs1s4sd, several past onarial
Dparusnt sure respectfully tsnaers hs
puhtc ~ q cisins HEntn
-
spafsh Pongus., ard An Gsntcusen spssrsd
IL orH ~ Other
rrids trHnssinus ~ ler oocu
grants, Sccrsrs, WI ind
- undrrsinnea, for hosify
ischp-nl phrnr-s, which lurE
Ruhshs fhsnhou4 the Dnfnn oFsrunt %
- fsrn books, literary ierH, v
me uBnersignsdB and nEy rely
upou ssouPy zzd satisfactorily sEscunsd
further Particular. apFly - : ! -
apN street., hsfwsen am, Washington cy u g.
IunsG g--dIy
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Te eleventh annual catalogue Of The Etudents q the
Masonic College Lexington- Missouri erhibu that M
stitusion IN verT hourshing ccoanon The Number 81
fuSsus n attsndancs during fhe past rear hun
arpa and thrtyfour and most thorough aud sysisnst
system of education 10 bare BEN pursued The Ma
sonic College incorporated nstunon Ps'runtgsd hy
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN RECORD.-A PEEP INTO TIL
CHARACTER OF TIE PATHFINpER.

The following Journal Of "Trip the Rocky noun
tains says the Detroit Free PrssD WAS kept By military
and civil engineer named Richard r. Kern who sub
sequeny killed By the Indians The Gunnison
IL pablished in the New York Tribune in 1899 and
gar1sa By al acquainted with the author plain
meat q fnctE they occurred
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CnoFzTbs crops Of View jersey A. fr - gathered arr
unu.uAIly large Those standing are suffering from
drought. The wheat rye and hay croPs considsrsby
larger tbEn last year and the recent hns weather has ec
q great benefit in gathering them
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psrEsT 5ooP skStRTs,Tbs isosSs hereby nspsci-
a have just recefuss ioi n fss uslly
kss ass sasfsnnss ~ Frsn srourf
-u Frsnrh bsrsrs Y hraHful Fytes, uhh ~ b SOLD 81
Jssy s-sosstd Ho0E- RRo, CO.
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We hear that -four Is vs-y IN Georgetown and
prices FOR home consumption range from 81 e. III per
barrel New wheat sells for 81 80 70 81 60 rer bushs
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II
m n ur.FuEE

rywsIurp. l. IANTN.
posERT wALgER a LOUIS JaNTN hsrt turnss Parts
m for sid Do ~ Supreme
EuTted ard he Cor ~ Cains- Aetr-s
R,.hnrfnn cty G. Isp a-seaHf
THE BEST AND cHESpEST eU1DEl pglsssr's Raj
Nareatns gnade Unsd Stzss sne ~
CMnndas faf fu<rrrtsd Fuhsnss Hp-rin
tenasnos II ne railwuT rnr'farits. Price = esuts.
TAYLOR A. arETN
Ivy w BCsksfgrr, ga wrrr9.
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THE ssr~fi-C sd TN shave ard osssr pesnss ~
Il WIN CraF@on. q sub Cnrplra ] vol VI.
Tuvarrrphy ehfeny ne unise Sses ~ T. r
Ls.iry Tapowrapsieri Frrrpms-w- ! WI 81.
sppaefou sesmsntf Cuids for 1uy. u
rvfv 70 FuANCK Ta1 Lnn.
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NoTrCETs puhdic r.pecuny pcese not iuian
" employ
nsut scraunt vin hals Hr~eh
sr thar thui whch = ever NY
n wHTTEHURET.
gulv ya-d3tf nnFuerr@an Calisry WaztanEfun, p 6.
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L.rsr rRan or ChEE-On the New York and Erie rail-
rusd day last week, single engine drew rsin q
Isl cars loaded with coal from Crest Bend 70 BinshAB-
ION he load consisting o. thsen hmndrei s-d
The train fully up to tirns-
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Several refreshing showers Of rain fell Yesterday settling
the dust cooling the earth and causing the Thermometer
70 CONE down two OF three degrees.
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wfi1ardss Hotel
J. g. q n. A, WILLARD,
rru--,aruuaa rns Fcugtscafh avrss.
wRshinEtur, y. g.
Jan ga-dfAr
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Dr.rH % ArrHoErs--krs. Lydia Mar. Child, be
.uibor.ss has recently died in PARIS She native Of
virriuiA and daughtsr Of Cen Lee.
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HysH prrr-Ths board Of trade At Chicsgo psy Iooo
y,sr rent for 50 b. 90 fsst bail in which 70 bold
ingr
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me best nen o. that sec0n o. the State and We observe
thai sncenU haze be~o attracted Only 01 every
non o. ne STATE bat om New Me1ro The regular
Eion commences on tns frst Monday In Srqtrmber.
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wstermslons have made their appearance IN this city,
We sss fss yesterday the dinneT-tabls st
the Kirkvood HOUSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

Elliott Er gish, Faulkner. Fore1ce Thomas D. Fuller
Gocde Greenwood augustus Hall sampson Harris rh
L. Harris, Herbert, hickman, Hoas'o, tieorge W
Jone. Kela. Kelly, Kidwel Letshsr, Lsmpkin samuel $
Mordecai Oliver. Orr. Peck Phelps, Powell QuIm. l.
Rust. sat ddge, Savage samue smth. Wl,sm smith,
Stephens, stewart Talbot Vail Warner, Watkins Wlnliow
Daniel B. Wright, and john v. Wright
Messrs Broom, John r. Camp Jarle Cox Cnieu. Hen
~ Winter Davis Etheridgc, En.t Evsns Foster Morrison
Harris Hoffman, Kennet Lake. Lad ey Hum ohrey Mar
shal Ais1anderlx iMarsha Mlwa,a Paine rorter Pu,-
swoRe lrppe, Underwood Walk, va kerr Whitney and z,i
FOR PENNINGTON.
Mcssrs Bishop, Dunn Edwards, Harrison, Haven Moore
and Scott.
-
Mr.. Wheeler.
Mr.. Henry NJ Fuller
BENNETT.
Mr. Bren "
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FAE TURF.

TTNION COURSE L. L. TROTrING. AND PACfNG.-rHD
u following offered focome of In the spg
OF l56 the monhs Of April aud May; good day
No. all rostng horses 500 So 'scpus.
hah forfeit; mic heats best In D, Ia harness.
No. 2-1he same As No l; two mile heats
3-lho me n 1; three mile heats.
No 4-Sweepstakes fur all 1ong horses $500 subscrphon
mile heats hest In ., upder Saddle.
Dor wagon wagon and driver to weigh 3obs
$3.50 subscription; mile heats. best Ia In harness. Two -
6-speepstskes o.tng teams 81 900 subscriptions
Mile heats best in g. In double harness. Two or moro ~
No 7-sweepsakes for al roting horses $500 subscrpao
mi heats best in TO wagonswagon and driver 70 weeA
SOLIDS
purse subscription $780, nile heats lest In IL harness.
No g. sweepstas for all ot horses that never r0tso9
In 235 subscription $500 mile heats best ain g. TO wagons
no sweepstakes for all totDg horses that never tro
ted IN 2:s excepting horses that are already mAtohoaS
subscription sac mile bea,s best In s, to wagons.
No nsw.epsakes tor all trotng horses that never t-ot
ted in 243 horses that already matched sub
scripuon 500; mite heat, bea3 In s, in harness.
No l2Sweepsakes for all troing horses thu never 0t-
ted Ia 26 excepting horses that are now ualehed su0scrP
ton 800; mile heats, hest in 8. in harness
No Sweepsakes al horses that troted In 2.
excepting horses sat already matched subscription t0s
mile heals rest sin 8 in harness,
NO. for all pacing horses that never paced
The ahnve sweepstakes all half forfeit and the prspre
wsndd obiros of the The course deiust
ing the borse each aad In oder
forfeit money he DEPOSITED the Of the enres, ny on
do, sed notes mace PAYABLE m the lst day Of Nay
In all the sweepstakes three more TO mako raoo.
excepting Nos ara 6.
Entries % cloae nj Fslkand X Duryea's cprner o. $40
and Catherine street We nesday nins jan
10 y, O'Clock. SHAW WHITE, Propret0ss
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n'cAMBRoNs RECEIPTS ENABLE LADIES AND
H. gentlemen 70 prepare their own ossmetioa A. ere-
eighth he usua eod 422,S broad way and bv bosS
sellers generally. Prce q by mai on rsespt r
ace Nondaya Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

SuPFE4E CcURT-WiLLARD g. REED AGAINST
- Samuel 1russdrn John Ferris Receivers o0-iag ssAS
horses csnaser 30 The ersansd Of
rn OF Reed 1TuesdeN viii pubic auction the
uses NO l6 street b. tarday 1874 dsv Of Jsnusy
inst at IL O'Clock tae usinng stock OF horses
riGges wagons seigh-, OH furniture, &C. and the
preo tern IL the lease Of said premises No 1856 Mercer
and all the right l Interest OF sad od Truce
del therein TO said premis being desrs Die and
ltahle location for pc engaged he sole o. hprse
CT ivers Office, trinity Blu = pgs room No. ~.
Dated New York Jan. ~ 1866.