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New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
covcptss,oyAL DoNGs ~ BRIEF

WAsuIyGToN, Jan. 2S.-A resolution offered
nv Mr. ingalls, was agreed to- directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to inform the Senate a. to the origin OF
what IS known as Conscience Fund IN the Ireas-
urv the amount Of the same, and what disposition Is
made OF IL
Mr. ingalls, also presented petition nom FREDERICK
Doucass and other leading colored residents OF the
D,r,ct ~ CoIumbia complaining against discrlmna-
ton against them theatres and OTHER places o puDc
entertainment in the city Of Washington, and praying
that the license laws Of the District Of Columbia be 50
amended as to prevent such discrimination Inc peu-
ton Mr. ingalls, said, accoh panied Dy amdaNt' III
stpport Of its averments. The prttion was appFopIi-
ately referred
Aer the speecbes of Senators Butler and wilson On
the Dakota bill message from the House OF Repre-
seutauves announced the death OF Reuben EHWooo' 4"
member Of that body from the State Of Illinois
Mr. Cullon in announcing concurrence ID the House
resolution of sorrow sketched briefly the lie and puOc
services Of the dead
Mr.. Logan characterized the deceased man as man
OF high honor and uubemshed integrity, VII" by uh-
remit,ing energy Industry had amasscd fortune
which he knew utilize In benevoencc and charity.
The Senate then at 4l5 on motion or M CuIIO'
ont OF respect TO the memory OF Mr. EH"Ood' "u-
joGrned. .
piOvIe the organization O the Territory OF Okla
homa for the allotment Of hOmeslcads to he Indians III
severay and 10 open the unOccuied lands TO actual
settlers Referred. -
Mir. Wheeler of Alabama. from the Committee MI
itary Affairs reported pil authorizing The President 70
restore officers to the Army IN certain cases hls bii
applies 10 the Of FitZ John Porter Ii was placed
upon the public calendar aud II may be called up ICr
action at any time during the morning hour, an adYant
age which is not enjoyed by the speclhc tllI JOhh
Porter bill, which is upon the private calcndar)
The House considered appropriate resolutions touch.
INK the death OF Representative Reuben LIlXooi OF
Illinois After euloglstc addresses BY Messrs Hopkins.
Henderson. Hit Danhau aud Adams. OF Illinois I!l-
man. of south Carolina Peters OF Kansas, ana MI
Mcmillan Of Tennessee, the House. as mark OF respect
adjourned.
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MIR suERMAN's SILVER COINAGE BILL

WAsuISGToN, Jan. 2S.-Among DlllS miro
duced in the Senate today was the following " 'i'"'
the coinage act OF February %, 1878;
Be 1t enacted, etc. That the coinage VI ''o o''.
IL, roy,,dod for nv the first section Of the act TO
which this ia an amendment be discontinued from "nu
after the passage OF this act
Section 2. That the Secretary OF the treasury "
authorized and directed purchase from time TO He'
silver bullion bars, not less than niue-ienhs hhe "'
the market price thereof, not loss thah TWO "'no"
n..s Troy ner month"; ror more than fOnr million
onpces Troy per month and shall issne III payment
therefor coin certificates Of the United States III deo
nations Of not less than $40 each, corresponding win
the denominations the United States notes; ahd inc
bnon 40 purchased shall be retained In the Treasury
for the security and for tho pay j'neht OF INC s'hc %
the amount OF such certificates a. any time "ust'nu VIZ
I'll, ,,, .xceed the cost OF the bullion purchased by
suh oerti6cates and the certificates thus issned shall!
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. % (Speciah. - The Ream
crew Of wheat bulls Is presumed to have sold out what
wheat It had left this morning. The price dropped
rapIdly from s7as to sGli cents The market opened
with au effort to bull May that sent that
on,ion TO s72s cents First there were cables
thar looked little wnrlko, and then cables
that did not look warliko at all The export
uovement M New York that looked encouraging ycster
dny did not show mp 80 well to-day Wheat closed at
oclock at sG cents for May just where puts closed
e.trrl1v Pork has gotten dull. At 2:30 o'clock the
close Was sBa asGa cents for May wheat; 4Oh cents
for Nav corn 81 / O7i2 for May pork, aud 70 25O
50 27l, for May lard o--
Puts on May wheat sold this afternoon at 951s cents,
al ~ ~ cents Tho anticipated receipts for to-
morrow arc 2B cars OF wheat 80 cars OF cOrn and 100
cars OF oats Tho receipts to-day were 32 oars OF wheat
293 cars Of cOrn l3 cars VI OATS anu 2oOoO head OF
EL.-Ea
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DR.. Lee NJ. Glessner, young Harlem physl-
clan. summoned to the Harlem Court yesterday 10
CT plain why he annoyed Henry Butler and his we.who
i've mt No. 24S West One-hundred-and twenty ythrdst'
The trouble about the payment OF bill for medi
and doctor said that he had called ire
quently upon Mrs. Butler in reference to the h, but
had been unable TO see hnr lie had sent her OIL ana
had written to her. and finally sent word that he would
have to appeal Mr. Butter for the money He had done
Further that he had not annoyed Mrs Butter
hut had brought in Justice McGown's Court for MS
bill IL amounts 1i6 for services from jane 80 70
September 30 1854 Mr. Butler who is florist at NO 9lS
broadway said that wanted the doctor to prove the
validity Of his claim because Mrs Butler denied that she
had ever treated by DR. Gessner Tue doctor eX-
panpd to Justice Ford the circumstances under when
he treated Mrs Butler, but she was called 10 inc
denied that he had treated her or that
she would have ever known him II sine had met MIN III
the street Tho Dismissed but the cvi actioh
will up In the Harlem civil Court on FEBRUARY 9'
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Emigration Commissioner Edmund Stephen
son will retire from his long service IN the Board on
February 1. At the meeting OF the Board yesterday
Mr.. Ulrch presided. II was proposed 10 abolish the
office of orderly Wards Islnd and to dismiss John
Vos. the present orderly VINO declined TIE oher OF
another position a month ago Mr. Taintor wanted the
matter dtferrcd when Mr. Stcpheuson said he would not
dissent epded to resign at the expiration OF Hs
term. Tho motion was laid over. Lewis sanders,
counsel 10 the Board, presented claim Tor FJOoV or
services the suit of the Iuman steamship Line
to recover 81 l093000 alleged TO nave
been una fully eXacted by the State
Commissioners as Immigrant head money.
The fees were deemed moderate but as the Commission
ers have no fund from which pay 1t they Will ask tne
Legislature to make appropriation. The consulting
Bonrd OF surgeons Wards Island made a report on
the operations last year and the condition OF the nos
pitals. They stated that the general management anu
he condition OF the wards beds and clothing were espc
ciallv rommendatory In view OF Secretary Jackson S
resignation Joint Emgtant Agent, representing .ne
railroads, hs salary was restored to Sl0OV anu 'o
Board approved the appointment OF Chiffon f. Doah7 as
iout agent OF the trunk lines at Castle Garden.
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NOT THAT SORT OF A BILL

WAsHIYGTON, Jan. 28.-Mr. Call, rising to q
question privilege in the Seuate to-day read an article
from recent issue OF The Louisville ComtT-JoWndt
which stated that had introduced bill providing for
the retirement ON a salary OF $1,000 year OF judges
who became disabled through drunkenness. The article
proceeded to say that any young lawyer who could Sc
cure appointment rs Federal judge would. by this
bill, be enabled yearly pension OF $1,000
year by making himself sot pro hoe rice that, after
securing pension he coud sober MP and live tho re-
nander OF his life in proper way at the expense OF inc
Government.
Mr. Call denied having presented any bill OF the char
acter referred to- '.NO one" SAID he, who has neii-
gence enough 10 be outside of lunatc asylum will
true the bill which have presented as capable OF lead
said, providing that Federal judges disqualified by
tAnkeniess should DO retired at the instance OF the
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

state bonds were more than usually act!vc Iennes-
were higher at 81. and compromise rose 4 10
Gii North Carolina special taxes sold az ssGsls and
south Carolina nou-fndablc Il; o. or clly bank stocks.
Fourth National sod 5J at l26i2 aud Merchants 3U at
1874
The feature OF the railroad boGd market was tho
activity in New-York Chicago and ST. Louis hrsis aud
the sharp advance In their price: the bonds sold lt
96l, 9sls and the trust receipts at 9o%09SG9e. Ete
Secund cOlsos were dull but closed II higher AT JOS.
Canada Southern first 5s were up per cent AT 100 aGd
the seconds were a higher at SJ7s Wes Shore gdir-
antced is were quiet at l0l3l lOl7. Last Tennessee
Virginia and Ge0rgia cOusoi 5s rose 2 to 73 Louisville
and Nashville general Is were up I 10 lO3 ind,aiA,
Bloomington anI Western irsts were = higher AZ y
Kansas Pacific cOnsOls up Z AT lOOi2 Texas anf
Pacific frsts RiO Grande division rose . 10 Jo-s.
Northern Pacific seconds y higher at 81 aud foro
Worth and Denver trs;s rose l per cent 10 S5li
The governors OF the Bank OF England at their regular
weekly meeting today made no Change In the BANKS
minimum rate OF discount and remains NJ per crni
Daring the week the bank gained t9ll us bullion. an!
the prop rton of to its Liabilities was rosed
from 39lo TO ABS. AGAINST 154 per cent at ms
date last year The weekly statement OF tue lant OF
France shows gains OF 4,ISl.00O francs gold snd
M 600 francs silver At the London stock EXCHANGE
Brl,tsh cOnsols opened s higher at 100 lilo ana irSer
rose J. 10 and closed 100 1916 for both money ana ie-
connt American railways raed strong and closed at he
res of the day At Paris French per cents rose nsm
q a =
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Assls7AycE FOR A Po0R FRENCH FAMILY

Mrs. Juliettc Thoravlt, the FrenchwOman
who d.appearcd from Der home No. 1,2l7 Thirdave
on Monday and afterward sent postal card to inform
her husband and daughter OF her Intention 20 cOnmlt
suicide was still missing yesterday Her husband was
IN bed suffering from epierc ht, and her dauEnter
was waiting on him. Ths daughter was Inclined 10
bsrye that Mrs TnOrault had not drowned hersef bt
had gone to meet her son. Several persons VINO nau
read OF the poverty of the family went 10 the
house Yesterday to offer assistance, among
them Mr. Iazclton the piano manufacturer OF no . |
East SiXty-seventh-st After leaving sOme money WIN
the daughter hs went TO report The case at the
Cousul's office. Two women. who did not give thelr
names, also left some money at The house
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THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs. Fanny Strauss HocSters defence In the
.,, ., ber unclc samson Wal ach forrclosc mort
a for OUD IN which she declared thar she Ia eXecutet
r. ,u1cr OF htr husband was hcd Nv
lusirc an the supreme Conrt pecal Icrn 'r'i
a., rt tn be good "he fear that her HUSBAND Wnn
vitbdr himscf from her society at his poasurc tpo
Iuigr -ny4 and Oymcnt elsewhere OF tat Hhe IN
mr. nr, nee c silent IN case Ot h"r rtIUsal 10
ii, what he shed have con,utCd the ch't frhsoh3
why IN. executed the NOR gage Dt at the tn she consent q
10 o A. and did sign the Tapcrt voluntarily JudSWrh VI
o,rIo urc AKA her propertG 40 III East sev MY
fourth. g.. therefore entered =, . .....
In A ,uit brought by James ". Bell the tailor agis'
dock commissioner. Judgment uy deiahlt WIS
en- ricl ~uprr" CONT before Justice lnSTahah yes
t,rIly for S48S Ul.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
UNITED srArH- surEGuE COURT

WASmNGrOS. Jan. 2~.--Ihc proceedings in
the Supreme Court OF the United states to-day were AS
follows:
SO IG-Thc County of santa Cara, plintu IN error AIT
the southern Pacific Railroad company. ..
No Jig Ihr ut EcfnlriiAO p.aluuu IN 'IIuf
ast. the >outh,Iu larhc EMIGW 90 npau}. ....
t,2u. Prop'" of thr ~.Hfc OF california pihu'lH
IA error act the \oith m KaIiotd OWp1uy. ....
NJ .I- The o the -,att oi thls0ihN phhllH III
error at. thc % Pacific lailtu1d company ...
No People o. the state of t1litoIuih pa'ntlu M
error Mt TIE trutru ra,dc road Conn anv. iuinrn
continued ay W -inlrTs and icorR' Eimnnu' inT lHr
trf ldins IN tror 3ll by Al Ea,s for the plhtns III
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he receivable for customs taxes and all public Dues
and when received uly he ressued and the secre-
tary Of Treasury shall redeem in coin the SAID GER
ticates their presentation for redemption AZ the
office OF the Assistant Treasurer OF the United states 10
the city OF Ncw-lOrk IN sums not less than 500 -
Section 3. That any holder Of standard silver uoilars
gold the United states. gold bullion at lts
mint value, may deposit "a with the treasurer or
any Assistant Treasurer OF the United states IN suhS
not less than 80 and coin certificates thtr'inl
similar IN denomination ana LEGAL effect 10 the tcfIln
Gates provided for ia tho preceding section Inc com
deposited for representing the certificates shall be re-
tanned the Treasury FOR the payment OF the same on
AniII nj
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
rRrxcm rnrcArIoN raAIsrD nY VIZ McLANE

pans. Jan. 25.-Mr. McLInc, the United
states Minister, prc-iied this evening at banquet
given by me students Of tho 'ondorcct Lyccc. In
speech sI he grateful FOR the honor conferred
uron him. lie praised the French system Of "'u'ation
c,aractcrllng it as cu ,htcning cnuobng and liberal
and said thai that r"asun many Americans would
avail Themselves o tho educational facilities afforded by
Ir,uce scientific rcnOwn" he raid - II far superior
-, Military pory, When I return to America shall
% tiI traces of France In the Ia chiyary courage
and yOon left behind by the ff"hcmnch whose Strong
arm. scaled American Independence
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Government proper restrictions to grant the rgnt
OF way across grounds of the powder depot near
Dover, n. j., TO the Morris County Raroad company.
This railroad which Is building to give rahspOrlatloh
iron mined lnc will connect the new 1oTk'
Susquehanna and Western Railroad Win tne 1ihWaIe,
LIckawnnna aud Western Railway. The connecting
road will he ten miles long.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TIL cnI-RTnE ArPEAIS.

ALBANY. Jan. 2S.-ln the Court of Appeals
10 t,y the Hon. William G. Eugcr, G. j., and Associates
present. % fnllowuE busuc.' was transacted:
No tgi. Clara 70 Allen. app liant. art Walter Alien
respondent Arruc Pos Matthew Hale FOL apt can Aithur
1, Andrews Tor respondent
The following i. The chcndar for tomorrow:
Nos l,2 i,3 .Ol jOi. 300. jD.. igI. jl2.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
B1NKING AND FINANCIAL

limited States Government and other deslrabts
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New-fork Stocs
Exchange bought and sold on commission for easn;
Deposit accounts received and interest alisse4
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
% Nassau-st., New-York-
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sptpJTs OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON Jan ~ -rurDentine nrm at 39'qo.
bAVANSAII. Jan. -. lrIrDcntln" strong ~ avg.
WELLINGTON, Jan 2S.-lurpcntlne firm az 30G
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
INTERyATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

Attorney General until tho judge he removed by
impeachment and permanently removed from office.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
Buyer GO days
Seller 5 days.
Yesterday. To-da

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. %, 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Excess OF exports s6 100000 sl0a34S,735 s459Sl,31
SPECIE AND BULLION.
Fxnous . Sl4s72Oi7 Sls.253.G2S s207l9iJ3
imnorts .. 2s.tJ6t97 2Sj3267l 2G,10i,il5
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FIFTH DAY. JUNE 1s. Isse
CONDITIONS.
Entries to the Salt Lake rrOtting and
Pacing Races close May -, 1886.

Entries for Club Purse. Running
Races, close at S pm. on day preceding
the race. Entrance fee in all Trotting,
Pacing and Club Purse Running Races
will be 10 per cent. of purse. All club
money will be divided as follows: % per
cent. 10 first. so per cent. 10 second and
10 per cent 70 third.
Running Races, three or more to en-
ter, and two or more TO start. Trotting
and Pacing, i've or more 70 enter, three
or more TO start. > In all cases. entry.
must be enclosed IN sealed envelope.
and addressed TO Secretary. plainiy
stating name, age. color and sex of
horse, name Of sire and dam when
Known and name Of owner.
In al running races. colors OF rider
must be given with entry. No entries
accepted unless accompanied by the
money, and under no consideration will
conditi6uai entries be received. Walk
over by any one horse entities him TO
hall the stake money and all Of the for
feited money. Any horse distanciRg
the field or any.part thereof viii be en-
titled to first money only. The Associ-
alton claims he right 20 interlace heats
Of different races whenever they deem
il expedient. and also to postpone on
account of bad weather. Running races
will be governed by the revised rules,
sdopted BY the Turf Congress at St
Louis, November 1855 Trotting and
Pacing races viii be governed BY the
rules Of the National Trotting Associa-
ton. Harness races are mile heats.
three in i've. an club purse Running
Races will be run with the following
penalties and allowances. A horse win
ming a race vii take mp three (3l
pounds, and IN winning two or more,
six Co pounds penalty. A horse losing
q race VIII be allowed three 81 pounds.
and in losing two or more co. potio0s.
At the commencementof each fee-lng
in che Circuit, all horses wi, s-aft with
their proper weights III penalties
and allowances in any one neetinr win
not be continued TO any oiher meeting
u the circuit
All Jockeys sud trainers q running
horses must have license. they can be
procured ! 2. G. Bruce, Esq-. LexIng-
ton Kv.. secretary Of the Iuf Con-
eress. On recommendation OF the Jock
ey CO where you reside. The lees are
: es - dollars rre
H. lale was adopted ~ the last con-
anton n ST. Louis.
5. s. WALKER. Prest-
N. CULLEE, Vice PreSt-
WI. PIcKARD, Treas
p. AULLor. See & Mgr.
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Dennties, Hard Lot

Not many days sg). several equity
marshals made a descent on Slzterville,
and met with an experience which the
Tribune has not blazoned forth with its
accustomed 6arc- A man named Lot
Darney, vas wanted, and the deputies
readily found HIM in tn fields; he was
informed tn he mist accompany
them at once 70 Ogden and he good
naiuredly replied that he would attend
them as soon o. he had staksd out his
horses. TINS he went to work TO do
aud staked out o~e of the animals
where he stood the other he led TO
clamp of willows. fastened it securely.
ar d vanished in the brush. No deputy
has set eyes on him since.
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A Word About Catarrh.

Il Is the mucour membrane, that won
oe,iu temi-huid envelope SURF undiDg the
q neate tissues OF the atr and food passages,
tnat Catarrh makes its Atrol ghoid. enc :
established, 10 eats into he very vitals, and
renders life but a long-drawn breath OF
Misty aid disease. dulling the sense OF
q airing, trammeling the power Of speech,
aesir. EiDg the fac liy OF sms II, taintii z the
breath, and killing the refined pleasures OF
este lnsldiou,lv. by creeping Un rom a
xlmb,e cold in the head. Il assaults the
nemorannus lining and envelops the
bones, e tin through the delicate c.'ats a. d
SinIng tnfamms ton, sloughing aud
neatn Moth ng short of q -. eradication
WI secure health to The pate {. and all a.
ives are simply pro rAstinsted suffer
"a ieadiDg IN f-tal tefminsti1n SAN
rohD RADICAL CURE. by lrhai ton and by
tAtfrnoi adminisrs ton. has never failed
ven when the disease has made frigntful
inr'lads on delicate constitutions. hearing
sne am taste have peen re overcd, ana
the disease thoroughly driven out"
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A Great Discover.

NJ. VIM. Thomas. Of Newton. In.
..ays' Ny vile has been seriously al
'ected with a cough for tventy-tv,
years, and his spring more SERIOUSLY
'asn ever before She had used mani
remedies without relief. and beins
s-red 20 Try DR.. Kings New Dtsooyerv
90 -, with most gratifying results
me hrSt bottle relieved her verv mucA
t-ia the second bottle has absoIu tely
,lred her. She hrs not had , s
heaith FOR thirty years"
lrlsl Bottles Free ~ the y. @. n. L
!'rug Store Large siss 81
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Never Give Up

II YOU are suffering with low aud de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite general
debility, disordered blood. weak consti-
teiion, headache, or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure a
eottle OF Electric BItters. You viii be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that vii follow; YOU win Sc inspire5
With new life; strength and actiyitv
VII return; pain and misery VIII seas.
and heneeforth you win rejoice II ths
praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold stlfftT
cents bottle BY z. @. MI e.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

CECOND HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
y sizes and in good order from SD M
wards. Sole agents for Z. s. A for the csie-
orated Northern Al purchasers taught
Tree Baby carriages ana machines re-
paired Bicycles sold On moderate terms
y. B. Now is the Tine 20 bny bicycies 81
the insislIment System-s50 down. SIC
monthly. Note TIE Sdcress: = and . eo;;th
Nes. Temple Street. opposite Valley House
MATTRESS BRO HERS. Agents.
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FIRST DAY, JUNE IL, 1886.
RACE No. l. Running; all ages; three
fourth mile dash. Purse $500.
RACE No. 2. Trotting and Pacing; 2.35
class. Purse 500.
RACE No. 8. Running; all ages; one
mile heats. Purse $3.50.
SECOND DAY. JUNE 10, 1886.
RACE No. 4. Trotting and Pacing: 2.25
class. Purse $500.
RACE No. 8. Running; all ages: one
halt mile and repeat. Purse $3.50.
RACE No. 6. rrotung; 50 class. Purse
500.
RACE No. I. Five-eight mile dash: Utah
stake; race for all year-0lds; en-
trance $50 90. half forfeit. to close
February %. 1856. with 500 added.
THIRD DAY. JoNE 10, 1886.
RACE No. 8. Running; sill ages; three
quarter-mile heats. Purse $3.50.
RACE No. 9. Trotting; 2:3O class
Purse 500.
RACE No. 10. Running; IL mile dash;
all ages. Purse $500
RACE No. IL. Trotting. two in three
Juvenile stake; free for all two-year
olds. Entrance $50, half forfeit, $40
added.
FOURTH DAY. JUNE II. 1886.
RACE No. u. Trotting; $50 class.
Purse 500. 90.
RACE No. 13. Running; mile dash;
all ages. Purse $3.50. 80.
RACE No. II. Trotting and paoing;
2:35 class. Purse $500.
FIFTH DAY, JUNE Is, 1856.
RACE No. Is. Half-mile heats; all ages;
Purse $3.50.
RACE No. 16. Trotting and pacing free
for all. Purse $3.50.
RACE No IL. One and one hall mile
dash: an ages. Purse 500.
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GUNS, AMMuNIrIoN.

4 Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
n ana Retail, a. Bedrock Prices All The
1soing Kites and sho; Guns in stock. see
-. :. as ~ L Gun. bess in the mar
ps- :; s1e pIloe. llustrsted Catalogue free.
..S lflqg- Paris Tor Rifles snd Shot Guns IL
ssoSA' Keys fitted. Agency for Victor Ri
Zee gee Evans & Spencer. 81 wslker Opers
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A Me.t Liberal orer.

The ToLTAIc BELr Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer To send their Celebrated
VOLTAIc Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trial 10 any man afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Loss-of Vitality,
&C. Illustrated pamphlet IN
sealed envelope with full particulars,
mailed free. Write them at once.
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WANTEp.

DEALERS IN BASE BALLS, BATS AND
Il sc Pail supplies 10 get our prie, De
fore msking their purchases; Gibbs supplied
a. lovesE rates. spsl ing Bros Bats and
Balls specially, slso large stock oiehesPei
ercles and Velocipedes for children. Guns.
Erumuni ion md SPORTING Goods. Evans &
Spencer. 81 WslEer 0pers House
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TWO FTNE RooMS-

IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
II kentIo simple Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring ledglns only. Eligible situation.
and within quick reach OF lOwR. Apply al
Tbs HERALD once