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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
Tone Of the German scn,.,..

BERLIN, August 1.-THE attempt "a
rai'c n national loan Of l20, 600, 900 tAalcrs
has broken down. Up 20 Saturday sub
scriptions reached 10000 OD only. But
this loan did not pretend 20 offer chance
of favorable investment. IL wa issued as
n per cent. loan at fixed price IS, with
out provisions FOR n sinking fund, II being
LEFT 10 the option of the North German
reichstag 10 redeem IL by yearly purchases
on the market as the state OF the budget
might allow
The prospect OF such redemption under
present circumstances being worth very
little, the investment might be considered
NJ one in perpetual annuities. As such il
would hardly have brough, ~ even before
the war whom hrnugh. into tho market T.
such an extent Every single subscriber
has subscribed from patriotic motives. The
king himself has subscribed half u million
aud the velvet manufactures. - Nicr."u,
near hchen, u million.
a; Berlin twcn,y-one millions were sub
cribcd. and at Hamburg six millions.
Then follows towns with three two and
on. hundred thousand and provincial
cities of less than ten thousand habitalt..
about ten thalcrs only, and In very many
cases they were nj once presented 10 char
phans which the war will produce in the
parish Of the giycr.
OF the remainder 20, 900 900 were taken
by the Sea Handling Company for trans
oceanic commerce. now nothing but par,
of the Prus,ians, eXchcqUcr under another
name, carrying on very successful bank
bushes, and losing money in unsuccessful
industrial enterprise
A. We, there's no prospect Of Prussia
initiating the example of France and stop
ping the conversion ~ the note, Of the
bank Of Prussia
THERE'S no run on the banks, but what
the actual .hor,nc,s Of the money markc,
has produced. 4 want OF confidence there
|. none here or any symptoms. Nobody
wants money instead of bank notes; and
gold coin, French as well az English, l.
even at n discount. Yet u demonstration
is preparing 10 warn the government
against any at,cmp, made under whatever
circumstances ut further issues of paper
money. The radical free traders propose
transitory tax instead ~ one on property.
The prices ofprovisions, especially corn,
are going down. ~ Yet the magnificent
harvest has the start Of the war.
The reported subscription of 10000, 0oo
a, Hamburg was mistake for s,OOO,oO0
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. .''
DVRU.IC SCHOOLS.
Examination Of Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
OsricE ov CouxrY srp'ror scnools,
Caird,, Illinois, Jnne "a, 1870.

The first and thlrd Saturdays in every month
plcan's Tor Teachers certificates. Hereafter all
exam. ..suons Will W public and eonductcd by n
permsneht Hoard Of Examiners consisting OF
three persons appointed by the County Snperin.
tendent who will issue no certificate except upon
their report Toentitle the applicant To a certih.
sstsot tbe second grade, nrats of seven on scale
usirtd III Law 20 be taught and 6r o hrst grade
certificate a rate Of nine viii be required Hours
from IAN. to PIN, at county superntendent's
street, Bross' building, up stairs. Teachers and
school directors should take notice that teacher
a., aoti,led 40 any norton Of the common school
,.nd nor 10 I've emplo yed to teach any common
school Who does hot first exhibit a certificate
either from the State or County SnPeMntendent
">' w w TT'-F VIZ LIP. WvfLER
,el,iawem County Sup't Of Schools
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Heel Sos shs aiii,.n.
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sI'h' I" thsffy, N nc PhysiVIof'"HI In!rl"Urs
.nd revelation. OF the sexual system, With the
attest discoveries IA producing Hni preventing
eh.prnr, how n pr-srv. ~" complexion, etc.
This - al Interesting work Of two hundred
sud IS.niy -four rsg'-, stn anm-rou. sagrs.
s,a.S. sIi cohtain .luADl- Information for those
.ho ate sssrs.ss VI contemplate marriage, -tilI 70
book that ought IL kept under lock and
ksy. A,i s..l !..I ..srs...iy. s,.at the house.
ssht To any one Ire. Of POSTAGE for finy cents.
Ad.iss.s In. Butts. D.-psassry,. No. u North
Eighth street. ~. Louis, Mo.
sS-svIiCE To THE AFFLICTED AND CS.
tOAtChA1T'sa before srPisIuy o. the no-
tofou, Sssals tho advertise IA pubic papers, or
u-tns any S.ask rsa,a'D, p.fu-. If. Butts work,
40 matter What your dis.s-. j., or hos d"plofahle
your eoadt lion.
Dr.. Batt. eau 10 con-ultei, pcrs"nally or hy
nal. IN the diseases mentioned IA i- works,
prirs, Ne. q. Souh Eighth sif".t, t.tsteu MHF'
kst aud Chesuut. It, LOUIS Mo. s'gilsdas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
PRIZE FIGHT MATTERS.
4 Triangular MN In Prospect. The
Cast-Iron man Rampant.

On the Both inst u sort of double bar
relied prize light will como or somewhere
within fifty miles Of 81. Louis, which
means about ten. Punch Morris and
Steve, Donnell, and Mes,rs. Meeken
and Gallagher, will respectively contest
for the victory in the same ring. The
buffer. are the lesser lights in the tirma-
mcnt of fancy bu, the event promises to
create decided sensation among the local
lovers of such rencontres,
There i. now some probability of II third
fight being added to the programme, The
blood of tina. ironcal individual known as
the cast-ron-man is up and he sends Us the
following challenge
East sr. LoUis, August II, ls70.
Local Editor OF the Republican;
SIg-Of late the friends of certain Mr..
Annabury have been quite noisy in their
assertions in regard to the fighting abili-
ties of the above mentioned gentleman,
Not unfrequently has his name been men
toned in connection with mine, and often
have been accused of being afraid Of the
said gentleman and now it is my desire
either to close the mouths Of the bullies or
satisfy them by meeting Mr., Annabury in
the ring.
can be found Saturday evening at
Tom Aliens saloon, st, Louis, where l will
be ready to put up sum ranging from
$50 to 100, to meet Mr.. Annabury in the
Gallagher Meekin ring. will also fight
for purse from five upward II the
friends Of Mr.. Annabury mean business
they will find me ready and willing to en-
ter into negotiations on Saturday evening
! August 90, 1870, at Tom Aliens.
Yours, Etc, COLLINS.
coast Iron Man,
The man of iron evidently means bust,
ness and the other side, il ready, will have
no difficulty in arranging prelininaries.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
The French Army split In Two.

WAsHISGToS, August 1.-THE Pru.-
sian minister Baron Geroit ha' an official
dispatch that in the battle before Metz on
the 18th the victory OF the Prussians was
most decisive. IL resulted an u retreat Of
one of the French corp. toward, Chalons,
the othcrs retiring behind the glaci, Of the
fortress Of Metz
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
Special Notices.
amA's Receipts

H~rs Collection tto wiana's Receipts
Magic Art, discoveries, etc., comprising vain.
'"e information Tot everyday. sentby mail, free
POSTAGE for 30 cents.
Address r. T.. NORMANDY. yI Marriott s,,co,
90 hou!s' no. so27dawiy
BRtchelOr's Hair Dye.
TnE BIsr ~ ruE woaLp--,ioos not contain lead
no vi'tol poisons to pnralyze the system or ro-
du1e death II Is perfectly harmles.--r" able
instantaneous Avoid She Wanted an delusiyc
'""'ratIons Boosting virtues they 10 not possess,
I.d would escape the danger. Tn" genuine
W. A. bntchelor's llnir Dye Ia, thirty years r"p-
n'"'nh to uphold h- integrity Sold by Drug.
EI-ts' Applied at ~ Bony street, y. y.
novltiAwy
Usake's Collie elton
~ n.arly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all KIND. Of Nine. Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordlal', SUE
SsrpN kkhIr Ina mu-lr n'her. u.efor information
or thos. dealing in or manufacturing any of the
byyr, either ~ the trade or home use.
sent Wy mail, free Of postage. tor 30 cents. Al.
oxI.y VS.; ~ NNN,D !. = seq; =, s:sv
NuIEryo To" want
'I,ssieAai u f,s~e dollar bo,,s u the best Hair
to.tnra,.,. ever used Tor restoring gray hair to
soraA ;plor send Deeri. f9r q package.
ss' ~ VOC wsSr
Nee .Wlilt" Teeth bealthy SuIns, AMI sweet
. sesk. A~si Nv oar TURKISH DsNrRHfcE,
price. - cents.
.sythrp cob ~ sW sAu |.I."II
sur cure for H.Ulache, Catarfh, Deafness, or
"a l,a.atg "a lths enrs, send Tor our orERNUTA.
babsav Pre-. 10 cent. fffa..F
~. rTt',sr the above cent post. paid on re-
re,iL 81 ptics.
lnts1tiJssph X. Lsshsf, i,i Market street.
Il I.iiis so Wv -e.7iydaw
Used Up.
E~sASs bDR fNuSG MIN. -4rl.s snetsated |
sni used up who have lost their youthful energy,
Am"itiop anl bodily 'igor, IN the pursuit of 20.
risI pleasure. 9Th words 81 cheer, and sanitary
.,d ioL Tie seemingly popeless. sent irec, IN |
.skffGsiop-s, kidre y ,liswssd Associations, |
Mathis iNssslp hmSPA w p ~
may2iiasJm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
The lsrus.iau.i In cheek.

NEW ioEH, August IF. Goillcrdet
telegraph to the Courier Dcs Flats Uni.
that the battle. 81 Sunday and Monday
were both fought between Metz and Yer
dun, and that these attacks, however, did
not check tho retreat On The contrary,
the lru-,inns sustained 80 severe u revcr-c
that they were compelled 10 halt on their
victorious march from the Mosellc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
New French Army ., ChJons

Ne add, tina, this check will enable Gen.
TDchn to rcorsnnizc the now army a,
Chalons, alrendy numbering two hundred
thousand men. H. complains that the
Paris au,hofitig, d" hot, however, confirm
all this now.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19
GNliE GREATEST WORK
THE AGE!
A Book Invaluable TO Grocery Keepers
1t Contain q

ar Civ" u IN" appearance ofag", and when otter,
Tor ale u cannot b" told "nhrr by appearance
LiInlliN FINN m. IN I'M ,.un-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19

The best receipt ever puh shed iQTrrndcTiug sour
and rancid hUt1.r perfectly sweet, aud also how 10
CAV. uniform ani natural color Ia white aud
strsaked butter. aud the best manurt ct mixing
and rrpac King butter tor market.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
CLEARED.

Steamship Lafayette (r), Rosseau, HavreGeorss Mac.
kenzie.
steamship Alaska Gray, AApnwapacinc Mail Steamship
Co.
schr F Meany, Lewis, Phiadelphia-w vondersnith.
Bark Kong Sverrc Nor), Marcussen, Cardif-Wend To
tens Bockmann,
Bark Contest (B Scott Rio Jansiro via CharlesonPen.
dergast Bros Co.
Bark Arizona, Carver, MatapxAs-Carvcr & Barnes.
Bark Horace Beas Blapkenshp, New Oreans-N II Brig.
ham,
Brig Gpsey (Dan) Bernbaum, 81 Crolx
Brig Atlantic Dckorson, Barbsdos-H Trowbridges Sons.
Brig Ann Elizabeth Phelan, Zaza.
Brig John sanderson tBr, Golfer Cienfuegos son
Co.
Brig Helen tBp, Boyne, Wilmington. Nc-Breu, Son L
Co.
schr Co,nrade (Br), Ball, Pernambuco--B Weinberg.
Schr Annie tBr), Edgett kingaton, Ja-A II Solomon
Co.
schr CstharIne John tBr, Hammond. Matanras-Hsney
Parker.
Schr David Babcock, Colcord, Maanzss-J Winchester.
Schr Mary Chiffon, King, Norfolk Staples Co.
Scnr Adde Walton, Rich HAvana-E CrowelL
Schr Helen King Ac0regor, Norfolk j Boyntons Son
CO.
-.schr Harry Landsil, Taylor, Richmond-van Bruas 4
.schr Albert Mason, Rose, Philsdslphia-van Brunt 4
Slaght.
scbr Maud webster wentworth, Glouceser- Ray
4 Co.
schr Horace l., Francis Bridgeport Racket Bro.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Jan. 2l, 1870.

ALBANY, Jan. q, 1870.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr. MURpHY-Adverseiy to the relief OF the
town officers OF 0ppenheim. Agreed to. Also for
the relief OF the Classical Academy OF Poughkeepsie
Also relative to the conveyance OF real estate be-
longing to iunatcs.
BY Mr. GENEr-To extend the Waikiki valey Rail-
road.
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-Relative to the grading M
certain avenues in New Utrecht.
BY Mr.. MoRGAN-For the relief from erroneous a..
easements OF taxes In Duchess and Columbia conn.
ties, adversely. Agreed 10.
ONEIDA LAKE CANAL.
The state Engineer sent IN o reply to the resolu.
tion OF the Senate with regard to the delay In the
completion OF the Oneida Lake canal.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. NoRToN-To regulate seats and spaces be-
tween the same In theatres, halls and places OF
amusement In New York.
BY Mr.. CREANEa-Relattve to improving streets In
New York.
BY Mr. misunderstanding the watertown
School act.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Observation-Disclosures the charter Of
Sangerties; also amending the charter OF the Ulster
County savings Bank.
BY Mr.. GEEET-Allowing o railroad in 12sth street
and IA other streets and avenues III New YORK.
BY Ar. BANks-Providing police force Tor the
city and county OF Albany
BY kr. CAULDwELL-AmeDding the act allowing
ccrtGfn towns IN Westchester county to improve
highways; also regulating railroad freights.
By kr. TwEED-For the rellef or James Saxon, OF
New YORK.
BY Mr.. HgsNEDY-Relat,ve to bridge over the
Oswego river, between Lysander and Scnroepel.
BY Mr.. Mountaineering the Life Insurance Com
panies act.
BY MIR. Notwithstanding the charter OF Auburn.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
Ez a Y II Z. u
Action Of the Provisional Government
Cutlawry of Salnave and His Adhe-
rents-Salnave's Paper Cur
rency Annulled-Whole.
sale Repudiation.

Several DEGREES have been issued by the pro-
vislonal government under the Presidency Of Ms.
sage Saget and dated from Port au Prince, 22d ana
3lst December, from which we make the following
eXtracts:--
Sylvan Sainave is declared an outlaw and price
OF 5000 piastres set upon his head The oecree or
outlawry also extends 10 VII LubIn, Numa Rigaud,
Sifrra Fortuna and twenty-six more or his ad-
herents.
All paper known under the denomination OF
Salnave, Of whatever description, wlll to be
current in the republic. The term OF thirty
days Is allowed for such being deposited
IN the public treasury, and persons keeping
IN Their possession beyond that period
notes will be received at the rate Of 5000 gourdes
for one pastre at the public treasury and will be
reimbursed by notes on the treasury OF the rev0lu
ton at the rate OF 500 for the pastre The new cur
rency VIII be WITHDRAWN from circulation In three
months from the date Of emission. The so-called
SOnlonque and Geffrard notes VIII continue to crcu-
late on the same basis those issued by the revO.
luilon. The present decree repeals all laws and dis
positions to the contrary, especially those applying
10 the withdrawal OF the Salnave notes at Port de
Paix, Cape Hayden and Arcahaie.
Temporary revolutionary tribunals are instituted
in all the sections of the republic. All accomplices
IN crime or misdemeanor will be punished with
the same penalties as the authors OF such acts,
unless the respective cases be otherwise provided
for by law All acts tending to devastation, massa-
Gre and pfilage, in one or more districts will be pun
ished with the penalty Of death. All cases OF v0lun
tary fncendiarism will also he punished by death.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
A CONFIDENCE OPERATOR.

On the 29th OF October last Martin Lynch, q
laborer arrived In this city from Ohio having IN his
possession 5000 in greenbacks which ne had saved
up from two years. hard labor for the purpose OF
visiting his native country and bringing his family
over aud put up at hotel in Albany street. Shortly
after his arrival he concluded TO walk out among
the bulls and bears no and have we his money
ceeded but short distance before well
dressed, gentlemaniy appearing person tapped him
Queenstown, and, receiving an affirmative answer,
replied that he was just the man he was looking for
aa ne nad SIX horses ne was gong 70 snip ana our
then, Offering TO pay ms passage over he would
take charge OF them. He readily accepted the invi
taton, and was accompanying his "employer'' to
the stables tor the purpose of viewing the property
ana, while at the corner OF Broaoway and Chambers
street, was met BY party who desired the owner
horses. AS they were conversng the proprietor
OF the sables' asked Lynch II he desired to change
his greenbacks for gOld offering him SIX gold sOve-
reigns Tor every six dollars In Rreenbacks. This
proposition appeared to the unsuspecring country
and taking the wallet, containing his money. from
his pocket, handed 1t to the street broker. who
pulled large box of what Durported to be gold
from his pocket. AS the money passed into the
hands OF the would he broker ne ran into the Broad
way entrance OF Dem0nlc0's restaurant and passed
out on the Chambers street side and was lost IN the
crowd.
Lynch, who was left penniless, applied toshe Com
missioners OF Emigration, and was sent 70 Wards
cember when he reported the case to the captain
OF The detective force at headquarters. Detective
Tilly was detailed to ferret out the guilty partes
and last night arrested william II. Sommers, alias
Rice, alias Courtney, notorious confidence ope-
rat0r. pickpocket and burglar, In Bleecker street.
Upon conveying him to police headquarters he was
fully Identified ay Lynch as the party who had EN-
poyed him to take charge OF his property. He will
be arraigned at the Tombs this morning.
This case Is q very aggravated one, as Lynch's
family, consisting Of his wife and four children,
were left entirely destitute, and placed In the Aims
house BY the authorities OF his native place.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
THE FAT MEMS CONVENTION.

Large Number Of Delegates Mt Lewiston-
The anizatioD-Proccedlngs Yesterday.
LEWISTON Me-, Jan. q, 1870.
An Unexpectedly large number Of delegates from
all parts OF New England appeared this morning to
attend the Fat Mems Convention In this CITY, A
large number Of persons was also gathered 10 Wit.
ness the proceedings. The Convention organized BY
dent TWO hours were devoted 20 weighing ana
measuring, after which an essay py Dr. Sbattuck OF
Wesrheid, was read, and poem by the "Fat Con-
trbutorr Sylvia Harding the Nova Scotia giantess,
six feet and ten inches high, and weighing $40
pounds was presented to the convention and con-
trasted with two dwarfs who were present. AT one
O'Clock the fat men, led by band and escort pro-
ceedcd IN a procession to the Dewitt House, where
other exercises Will take place
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
ARhY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21, 1870.
1t is understood that the forthcoming orders from
the War Department, by which several changes OF
ofcers now on duty in this section will be made by
assigning them to headquarters in the Western coun
try, VIII provide Tor new assignments In the offices
oi Brevet br1gauier Generals Williams, Keton ana
General OF the United Sta1es Army The points to
which these officers VIII De assigned are not vet
made public.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
ny Nj. CHAfNAN--Relattve to the Binghamtoh

BILLS PASSED. -. -
Incorporating the Board OF Missions OF tno iro- I
testant Episcopal Church Diocese; incorporating tne
trustees or the Fund to support nlrm Cier9ymen VI
amending the charter OF the New YORK CITY Mission
Tract society; extending time for she collection
OF taxes.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Amending the general banking law; lor the re-
lief Of the Geneva Classical and Union SchooA
amending the New York and Long lslanr bridge
law; TO extend time for the collection OF excise
fees in the Metropolitan district The latter bill was
reported TO the Senate withont amendment.
Nr. M-RPHY moved to recommit 1t to the Commit
tee OF the Whole which was carried, and The Senate
went into committee egain.
On motion of MIR. MURPHY the time for the c0lec.
tion vi excise lees was extended to March l. IL
was then reported 30 the Senate and ordered to a
thlrd readEg.
Adjourned TIL Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
NO-DAY.-TO-DAY.

N,O-DAY.-To-DAY.
SHARES OF ALL RI fHE Z Fl FaAor1osAL 1S nENonrsA-
s,Sss NO Ho SaVsar sos g AND rouRrznsra
y6aS SFsyss SFsssza sGs ss 4'sss s,sssss:, ss:s:
SAxrHss fFosfH sS No. 'is'ss ss.a
E,s.aS shSs s Il ssssss.;
). +. FULLER sN sis.S avenue nue. w. D''@'"'
e suPoiLpEHL, ilEL ssl 81 sE!sh!n A;lsis avenue venue
L9yHhL7 Sss 81 Iqd.S. Ns,.Is ,,Fsss .:.,
n WEIGHTS sss Or Sreea%sh easasa 1ss.a. :.r:sI
soS4 + S's s4SSsSssys y sSSsSss;y;7 . j. ,sss y street.
eAs!hl eASRnts kkIaHT khh co. M 1Ss :s ,:as
JOHN CASE 2io Third avenue.
eAaFs cMFssHE stERSa co. ~ "a Tsss fourth s1sa
WIEIfAa Y bsSsErT ss .T!e ss ssfRa TaIrd avnu
p. CYPuRT, 69, Third aysnue
aEskAh GHAshss w "a Ias ..s osS avenue
EosaE .1e gospHs RfSsis srspS c Fourth avenue.
J. BAUM, % Pearl street
5.H. fAkfETr niEkEF, ST. lsiS SscsSs. ssxsIs Hotel.
T. .ADAMS, AdsIa M.s,rogo,i..a gya. Hotel Hotel
hcksSsS cksSaVs' vs5Es. fss'f'; p;s.ssss ssas' Ioa..
J. IUENBuLLs 81. james Hotel
wHISEh4 sseni. ass futon isa street Brooalya
MAkks % Mys s.s avenue avenue .5,ss g,.elgyn gyrcoy
SHE55sT sasy & 3 sS;,.s s :::
N. SALAMON. 4l9 Broadway.
W. B. vETTER, Park Hocl
CHARLES HANY, VOC Grand street,
AUGUST BRENTANO. i0s Broadway.
SCOTT PLATT h CO., f,2ii Broadway
THOMAS II. CHAMBERS SONS, 80 and l0l Fourth
avenue. -.
JAS, WRIGLEY,6 81 Chatham street.
A. PALMER, 2je Bcwcry.
al JACOBS, beS Broadway.
a. o. OUviLLE Jr az Broadway.
J. SAENGkR 4 CO.. 365 hroAdway.
r EHRMANK. SO sixth avenue.
w. NJ. GILES, lS9 Sixth avenue.
CROSS FIELDING, l5S Sixth avenue.
s. ID. FLEMING, 5sj Sixth avenue.
CLARK 4 SCHENCK, Merchants' HOTEL
G. +. JORDAN, Commercial HOUSE.
l.. q. STRAUS S02 broadway
7. j. FRENCH, Frenchs Hotea
To- day. . -
N. Y. A. co.
Shares for sale ut all the above agencieA
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
THoT1Ms ON ICE.

Conclusion Of the Tr0t at Whitehnil-Emma
Colo the Winner ~ tho Race.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Jan. q, 1870.
The trot for the $500 purse onered by the White
hall Trotting Club was resumed and concluded this
morning. Mcclellan took the 1rst heat Charmer
the second aud Emma Cole the third giving her the
purse and the race. The best time to-day was 2:34,
made In the second heat. The races Will conclude
tomorrow with trot between four year olds in the
morning, and between double teams In the after
noon. The meeting has proved by far the most sue
club. " 80