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l. Overture TO the opera sMrella ...... .Gounod
q "LOrologio' (The Clockl scherzo -. .Arditt
''Sturm" qu!ckstep. .Piefre
4 Grand March from "L'Afrcainc" .Mcyerbeor
8. Selection from "Don Pasquale' Donizett
9. Polka, 'Lous DOr".. Schroeder
J. Overture TO "Ricnz,' ..................R Wagner
PART IL
g. Quickstsp on Thcma3 from "Il TrovatOre Verdi
o. PoIonais from sLA!ricaine'. ....... .Meyerb er
10 Promenade. crosse, from Gloves RansIm'. Hattpn
The Union.
another important sale Of government Mobile New Or.
leans and North Carolina cotton yes,crdsy No Iii
Broadway, which SHINY attended and u, wi, Oh bib
ding not unusually spirited. The ,aii
In lots follows, and brought til prices ta,ai:
Nozzle Gon--22 bale. midiiiug air. 6oc 100 strictly
mi adj ng Gr,; I53 fully ios idn.., asc. 80 COOL
ordinary, 5crlc II do 5o4c. 70 ordinary. .i,.c 2.
low ordinary aye GO pl kings, i9Hc.; so rcbaicd,
47Mc 3d3 DO, axe.
" Ore,z. q to Ia bales mild Ing fir o, Nc ~
strictly ;niddlny. size ; 10 low IN dins, % Tc. 40
good ordinary, size 81 ordinary 47fc; 3s low or'li
nary, 47c sS pickinss 2Sh.; so rcbaioi $50. 60
do, 4Sisc
Nor -oiira cstn III bales strictly mddling Toe
25 fully low middng. 55c. 3 good ordinary, 4Sc 10
p.skiuss, 2oNc.; 60 rcbaled. 4J4c
tn. ST. VINCENT Ds PAIL FgTivA'. This bong the
City Assembly Room, on Broadway, Is advisable for
all those who would AID In tho furh OF the highly
non liable object OF this fssivtl t. pty u vi-tt
and invest small amouat Of moncv some of q q
cly val ablc AM sergcssbc articles ~ h TO b,
hslf hAr nm nm ran ttQ RIM
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Premiaa
Elastic Lock stitch sewing Machines. 40 Broadway
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| Best and Cheapest-Mtller's Hair Dye.
Try II. Large 10 Sold by druggss Depot -
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and CURTAIN MATERIALS, all kinds,
nj KEfTY'S SO Broadway.

DIR. Hawrts0n's PeristaltIo L0senges.-
A positive tor CosTIyENEss PILEs. DYsrBPSiA
and every form of INDIGESTION. Soid evorywhcroS
viii he mailed remiting the price, % cents.
). b. HARRISON Co. Prvprietors, Boston. Mas.
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A.-BOys' and Childrcns
GARIBALDI, CUTAwAy AND z0UAvE SUITS.
by the thousands. ut reasonable prices.
/. " BR0KAW, az Layafette place. and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union-
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Gray Hair Inrurable-lf Won Delay 10
use DR. GRANDJHANS remedies Forty Ave years. prso-
t.ce ptsce
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases feet BY Dr. zAcHARIE 100 Brood
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A.-Pollak & Son, Mecrschaum Manu-
facrers COZ Broadway, Fourth Pipes and ca
garhoer wholesale and RETAIL cut 10 order mounted
with silver and repaired.
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The Phenlx BANK Robberies.
sUrEHiOR URT--cHANBEks.
uefure Ju,ee Nefrtpu

OF 2o.-!Sdney H. Snan w. me O"Sm Dive
yaring, in.ht.fon This renewal cf motion de.
cded last week in favor ofhe psn,n 70 ntcrplesd the
Phenix National Bank In place of the dcfcndants
Chasps Brown now under arrest had deposited 5000
in TIE Greenwich Savings Bank and ~ 500 In the Union
bank and Afterwards assigned both claims TO the plain
tin The Phenix Bank people claim that the above
amounts we're received BY Brown from jenkins, the
defaniting cashier Of the Phcnx Bank, which Brown
denies On the motion yesterday the counsel for plain
tin asserted that new facts presented In the
aidayits OF the Defendants and contcndcd that the
motion should be denied The Judge took the papers
and reserved his decision. Il IT, stuart IT, attorney
for plaintiff; owen. Gray Owen ior the Greenwic
Bank; Hull and Arnold Tor Union Dinsc Bank
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LEmpercur,
popular Hat Paris for young Intro
GENIN. sis Broadway
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All Lottery Prizes Cashcd.-Drawings
j. K CLAYTON. 10 Wall strcet
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AZ Fowler & Wells, Phrc biologists, $50
Brosdwsy. written chsys Of Character gyea dA'lI.
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fire In West PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1855.
nre in West Philadelphia is reported tonight which
destroyed Bunden's woolen mills No particulars have
been received
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Masonic Pins md Charms-F0r Sale By
a. C. ALLEN sis broadway door below Canal street
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe.
Jr.. Prcsident, 90 broadway. Agents wanted.
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Locksssteh Sewing Machines ana B9e-
tonhoIe Machiae WHEELER WILSON. 62S broadway.
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Lock stitch Machines, with Reverslble
Feed Movement FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
fxg
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Lace Cursains.
Swiss Tambouri.
Mi; sssi,s'"a s'T ~ sy'''-
LAJ. r. kelly. $50 broadway
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city Intelligence.

MUIo AT THE PARK.-The Park Commissioners an
nounce that IL the weather Is fine there will be music
the Mall to-day, commencing at three o'clock p. NJ,
by the Park Band under the leadership Of II. B. Dod-
worth Tho following is tho programme
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phosogra phs Of tho solar Eclipse Ser
sale by ROukwOOD q co. $50 Broadway
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Afraid 10 La ugh

Ladies sometimes rcpress their laughter avoid revealing
the dscoloraton and inpcrecon their teeth Fair
we would advise you 10 try the FRAGRANT sOzODONT =
will al once all impurities the progress Of de
cay and whtcn such already become black b.
decay and leave the breath fragrant q
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Flro In Chicago.

CHiCACO, Uct ~ 1000
The packing establishment Of s. Favorte Son. also
Williams Co. s tannery burned last night Loss
about 500 600; mostly Insured
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Wonderfal.-The Celebrated Braa6
SEA lAlsAHp- SHIRTS are sold Il IS ~ each
snlrH FOWLER, No rMk Boz.
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TIE FENIAN CONGRESS.
THE CRISIS PAS SEQ.
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An Important but Secret Measure
Decided Upon.
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THE FENIAN RUBICON CROSSED.
PLENTY OF MONEY PLEDGED.
The Members OF the Congress to Sub
scribe.Half Z Million Dollars.
THE PAPAL ALLOCUTION.
THE FENIAN RUBICoN CROSSED.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20 1850.
After protracted revision the secretaries have given
nstaimcnts Of the proceedings OF the congress No
supposcs that the points they give afford even clue
70 the business Developments
From the developments thus far delegates say that the
most skeptcal OF tho body have become satisfied TO
the practicability Of the grand undertaking
IMPORTANT CRISIS PAssKD
The preliminary public meeting bespoke spirited and
warm session. Delegates seemed determined to sft
everything For the last day two there seemed TO be
more placid expression in the faces and soul in
the grasp Of the different delegations The fate OF the
brotherhood hangs the convention and the close OBJ
server that the crisis Is passed. and mean
while can only await developments Before the passage
Of resolution refusing further applications for
bership delegation from the Lake Superior region
admitted TO seats
John Fitzgibbon and Mortimer Seaman OF the North
western propaganda OF Fenianism, having just made
preparatory there appear in the convention to
pledge the district for hundred thousand dollars
Reports from the country arrive cheering the convcn
ton and promising substantial ratification Of their work
IL is said that the delegates will open the work by sub
scrbing personally half q million dollars
The constitutional revision has important objects
Persons Of dubious record uncommendable traits will
probably be frowned down and the mind and thorough
going capacity Of Irish America BIO evoked and placed in
the front lines of Fenianism. The intellectual and
business communities Of America will have reason
than ever to hear and speed the Irish war call
THE rArAL ALlocurioS
In days papers closely examined and delegates
glad to find word in the assocating Fenau-
ism with Freemasonry rejecting 1t in any manner
to justify such newspaper headings Delegates think
Papal action impossible II is said Fcnansm is far
the path to stop short the field and would
be silly to call It back.
The illustrated press to-day asked leave 10 sketch the
Congress- but the application received response
Mouders Of revolutions may object have the faces in
print Common sense, not vanity, IA believed apropos
TO Fenianism
The dgncd address and gen,lcmany bearing OF these
Irish representatives give Phiadciphians better opinions
OF Irislmen deputation visited the Mayors Office
day. but tho particulars hare not trinspcd. Delegates
begin to despair Of finishing the business before tbs Con-
ycntion by Saturday.
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political country settles many delicate questions
aud The immense demand Tor rHALoN's "sfGHT BLOOM
INC CEREUs shows that verdic, ~ be helminEy
favor of the article ne tho finest perfume this oon,aens
sold evervwhsre.
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II You Have N Suffering Child
DO let your prrjudoe-, the prcjudccs OF ohcrA
stand btween and the relief that will DO absolutely sure
4, ioio~ The use OF Mrs. wINsIOWs SOOTHING sYRUf:
Millions Of mothers testify that II perfectly safe an6
reliable remedy IL relieves The child from PAIN and cures
dysent.ry and darrhGa II sotisns the gums reduces tn
Illumination WIND collie and carries the infant sAfeay
through the teclhiug period.
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IL You want n Good Watch at whole
sale price 60 a. f9i Eighth Avenue.
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An Economical Consideratfon.-s3 80
for SEA ISLAND SHIRTS, worth o. anywhere
SMITH a FOWLER, No 3Psrk row.
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COMPLICATIONS.


More Cotton Fires.
FIRE ON BULKHEAD BnTwERN PIERS NOS. 50 and 81
last RIVER, AND A FIRE AT PIER NO. ~ EAST
RIyHR-Loss ABOUT EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock yesterday morn
ing re broke out among bales of cotton the
bulkhesd between piers Nos 80 and 81 East river The
cotton had been unloaded from the bark lido Kimbai
Captain @. W. Costing, from New Orleans The flames
spread rapidly, and in short time about thirty eight
bales were more or less damaged The cotton owned
BY J. G. Slavery Co. and Norton, Slaughter Co. The
damage viii probably amount to about i've thousand
dollars The cause OF the IRE Is conjecture. Assistant
Fire Marshal H. O. Baker learned upon investigation that
much csrelessness exists among the parties having
charge Of cotton that two days TO this re tho
sitting on bale OF cotton ON the bulkhead smoking
cigar but whether he or any other person smoking
% this nre Is not known The cotton landed
rom the Kimba was TO 60 into Goes storage store,
NO e water street. and portion Of It has already been
CURED only few minutes after the above Are II was
caused BY fire being discovered among twenty bales Of
cotton on the pier and landed from the steamship City OF
Fort Al Prince. Before the fire was extnguished the
cotton damaged about three thousand dollars Tho
owners could not be asceraned as the be-
damaged that the marks were destroyed The drs, il
supposed, was caused by spark from the smokestack
OF the Balance Dock engine in the adjoining BASIN
Fire in Detroit.
DETROIT, Oct 10 1855.
The cigar mandatory Of Rosenfeld Brothers, in this
city, was damaged by nre and water last night the
amount OF $25, ooo insured for $4,000
Flro In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct 90 1885.
The packing establishment Of s. Favorite Son. also
Williams h Co.'s tannery burned last night. Loss
about $l00, 900; mostly insured
Fire In West PhiiadeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20. 1855.
hre In West Philadelphia Is reported tonight which
destroyed Bundens woolen mills No particulars have
been received
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silent Sewing Recommendation =
GIBBS, 5B Broadway
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~ $500 HWaM ~ I0N
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gold furnished Highest paid for dous
Eons and all kinda Of gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall strest, New Yorh
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WASHINGTON.
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INTERESTING FINANCIAL MATTERS
~~-~>~-~--~~~~-~--~.
Interview Of Alexander b. stephens
with President johnson.
.>~>>>>~>~-~~-->~~
Exported Order for the Release Of
John Mitchell.
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
&c. DC. &C.

WASHINGTON Oct 90 1885.
ALEX n. STEPHENS INTERVIEW WITH THE PREsI-
Alexander b. Stephens called ON President Johnson
early this forenoon, and accorded private inter-
view OF over an hours duration It's nature Ii under
STOOD To have been marked with frankness and kindly
feeling but beyond this nothing concerning has trans
pired As Mr.. Stephens furnished transportation
northward at Government EXPENSE the President has
nended the courtesy Of free passes the railroads
his homeward trip He expects TO leave for Georgia to.
morrow
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has decided issue the
gold notes for New York In the denominations Of five
thousands, one thousands one hundreds and twenes.
The one thousand dollar ive-twcnty bonds are now
xeady being issued from the Registers Office Bonds
of the other denominations will be ready before the end
OF the month.
The following circular Is just published -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT !
SECOND CONTROLLERS OPYIcE, Oct IL, 1855.
Frst-Disbursing officers will be required TO furnish
1he original vouchers subvouchers in their accounts
sincss they have been lost destroyed or their reen
zion is indispensable to the performance Of duty by an
officer acting under orders.
Sec0nd-When originals cannot be furnished copies
duly certified true by dsinterested officer may be
accepted. II other officer than the payer payee IS
a. the post when payment is made, both mist certify
That fnct and also to the correctness OF the copy
Thid-A disbufsing officer making payment on comics
when the original is retained by the officer receiving
paymen should endorse the original any payment he
makes.
Fouth-In order Is confidential or several sub
4ects are embraced In IT, an extract pertinent to tho
duties for which payment is made should be taken and
used J. M. BRODHEAD, Second Comptroller
NRW YORK REPUBLICANS IN WASHINGTON PREP AR
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Trusses, Supporters, 90.
MARSH BROS o. 52 Broadway, have received The erse
and only Trusses Ac NJ the late fair ~
the American Institute for their celebrated Radical Cure
Tru-s Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces and Instruments for Physica Dcformitics
Prot. JONI n : C Ar, ocIi. n VI v
Df JAMES KNIGHT, ~ r.,
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The BRIDAL Characteristic Essay q
warning and Instruction for Young Men Published 10 N
Howard Assocaon and sent free OF charge In scaled esvc
opes Address Or j. skiln Houghon Howard Assocsils'
sdelphis.
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.hs DsTRon, Oct 10 1885.
The cigar mandatory Of Rosenfeld Brothers, in this
city, was damaged by nre and water last night 70 the
amount OF $25, 0oo insured for $4,000
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Miscellaneous.

We are Indebted To Purser Edw Austin Of steamship Man
haitian, from Vera Cruz via Havana, for favors.
Purser Fred Ely, Of steamship Arago has our thanks
for the prompt delivery Of our dispatches
CoLisroSThe Staten Island ferry boat rorthheId. while
on trip from New York, and when about
mile below Island Into the steamboat Joseph
Bsknap also bound down the bay, while esdeavorns 70
Northneds bow The had her port wheelhouss
with the guard and rail carried away and wheel somewhat
damaged The Northneld did not receive any damage
srKAwrp LEsrr 52 tons Lang from Havana Of and for
London ballast oundered OF the Orange GAYS about the
8th The captain and ga In number took 70 thc
boats Bmnis and arrived ~ Nassau MP 2Sd
ult in the wrceking schr Golden Eagle.
sHir wILLrAn Nxrsor Smith, from Antwerp for New
York has been destroyed BY Ore on the Banks OF Newound
land tSee news columns)
SuiY J WBxsLxR, Gadd, for Havre before reported
aground River, be low Swan Point, remained
the Sd inst although effort has been made 70 GEL her
Oh.
scHn LOUISA (Br) from Hay for Boston, with loss Of
Yudder was fallen In with Friday last. between Watch
Hill Point Judith by steamer Pelican, Capt Clarke She
was towed Into New London
scaR LAusA FnArc.s which pot into Lgui.burs iltb inst
lsaky. 10 bound from Lingso, CB. 10 New York.
PRsK SsEAnsn 0RoRotA formerly rebel cruiser sold
a auction in New Bedford 6th inst By Horao Harris Co
Of Boston, 70 Williams 0uon Of New York, for et2000
nrnAs Ysssst-A late arrival frvp PNpparibo reports
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1885,

next fiscal year. there will be included sum sufficient
10 enable the Executive 10 fulfil the present decree
Given IN Bogota, the LIST OF May, 1866. 4
viCrORIAN0 DE d. PAREDES,
The President OF the Senate Of Pien,potentiaries.
SANTIAGO PEREZ,
The President OF lhe House OF Representatives
JUAN DE d. RIOMALO,
Yhe Secretary Of the Senate Of Plenipotentiaries
NICOLAS PEREIRA GAMBIA,
The tecre'arv OF the House Of Representatives
BoGors, May z, 1865
Let Il be published and carried out
MANUEL MURlIIO.
ANTONIO RsAI, Secretary Of the Interior and Of
Foreign Affairs
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Rrookiyn city News.

AcAprxy or rms VISITATION THE sisters Of the Aca-
DENY OF the Visitation, Brooklyn, where nearly one
hundred and fifty young ladies receive thorough reli
gous and secular education under the Of the
end mother and her associates OF the institution held
their annual distribution Of premiums yesterday even
Ing. The programme diversified and interesting,
all Of the belle profcienss scquittng themselves TO the
satisfaction Of the numerous auditors. The premiums
awarded by the Right Rev. Bishop LoughIin, who
assisted by number OF priests but there was one
chair vacant beside the Bishop which Tor years had
been occupied by the Rev. Domni Johnson tho humane
phlanhropic and liberal EpiscopaAp pn'stsr Of That
district for over iblrty yesra
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green tur and with bats and balls chase dull care swsv
in brilliant STYLE Every these mo st influential
Of metropolitan base ball clubs have series of social
matches together and yesterday the one this sea-
and enjoyable reunions Imaginable. Il IL Apparently
matter OF indifference which party WINS recreation and
social pastime being the main point In view The game
however proved 70 be o we'll contested one and yNrv
credtsbe display both edes very pretty field
ing being shown at times. We append the score:-
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WILL OF ANN GRAHAM.
The will OF Mrs. Ann Graham has been admitted 10
probate II contains bcques to the Board OF Trustees
OF the Board OF Foreign Missions OF the Presby eran
church of the United States of $780, another TO the
Board OF Domestic Missions of the Presbyterian church
In the United States $500 the Society for
the Relief of Aged and Indgent Respectable Females or
$3.50 anotherto St Lukes Home Of $780, and lastly one
Of $3.50 to the Colored Home for AGED and INDECENT People
distributed among large number Of friends and
relatives
WILL OF MARTHA CoDwIsE
This will has also been admitted to probate In it is
contained bequest OF 81, 900 10 the Female Auxiliary
making liberal bequests to relatives of the tesatx the
VIII provides that all the balance Of the shall to
the aforementioned society.
Married.
0'BRrEs-sHEBRM.-on Thursday, July 8, by the Rcv
Parl Mr.. LAWRENCE O'BRIEs, OF Boston, Mass TO Miss
LIZZIE SuERRIN. OF Perth Amboy, N. j. No cards
Boston papers please copy
Died.
BRuprR-On Friday, July T. ANTHONY BRuDHR aged
l6 years. 10 months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
No. TT Eighth avenue, near Fntyfourth street, on
Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock
CALLsNOn Tuesday July 4, at his late residence, at
ManhattaDvile WILLIAM CALLEN aged % years. native
of Castleblaney, county Armagh, Ireland. For many
years he carried the cooperng business in the First
ward Of this city.
The remains were inferred in Peramus Cemetery, New
Jersey, July g.
Louisville papers please copy.
(Fbr cther Marriages and Deaths ~ Third Pa0s.)
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s p o TIN G 4.
The Turf.

The Turf.
FASHION COURSE. l.. .I.--TROTrIN0.
FRIDAY July 1-Purse and stake $40o mile heats best
three in fve In harness.
r. Walker entered ch. m Lady Evelyn. ....... 1
NJ Rodin entered =. m Roam Mare. ........... 2
g. Mclaughlin entered Dr. m. simmons Mare. dis
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hrrh" From fHR HhsEEAI WxAshixoTdN or VENEZUELA
= '-"" BRANDRErH's PILLS. 49,. q ,.u

% have received Y: :uSy yGqr H.,. ,n,,S nu,
onlv aed hsm yseif In South America 40 well - IN this
country for the ssi thirty year. never soT,nf ~ myss e
dsrbuts 70 peSSons upon my estates and nsne
found them elcscous IN almost every variety OF usSss
su,.iIv ahoss pscuiiar 70 6outhSrn C0nunenA e.
tenn therefore ye hlenIyM IN me ,sopR {T1 eS~ e viis
.nv sa.sv yv".s senesous and friendly sentlmsuta
am vsft repeatedly your obsdsns sgEysnr PARA