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Foreign News.
Latest by the steamer scotia.

NEW YoBk, July 2S.-The steamer Scotia
from Liverpool the 18th via Queenstown the
18th arrived this evening.
--latest by the Scotia via Liverpool and
London, Friday, July 18th.
The steamship Lafayette, from New York
arrived at Brest on the 18th.
The China, from New York, arrived this
day, the 18th.
iIvERPoor. Saturday, TuIy l4th.-The
steamship Hibernian, from Greencastle, for
Quebec, which sailed yesterday, has put
back with her screw damaged
LONDON, July 1.-THE mediations for
peace have made no apparent progress.
The Prussian army continues to advance
and the Austrians are regaining strength.
From English and French Journals.
The Paris Moniteur says that negotiations
are still progressing, and the best of feeling
prevails between France and Prussia.
Accounts as to the progress of the French
mediations are conflicting. Nothing authen-
tic has transpired.
The threatened armed Intervention of
France is not confirmed, but French vessels
have gone to Venetia.
1t is reiterated that Prussia declined the
armistice.
French journals declare that France, ,Prus-
sia and Italy have come to an understand
lQR upon INC pItpOodAo W bC AttsuO " nus
tria. Upon this basis Austria is to be ex-
cluded from the German confederation.
The Times declares that England would
not follow France in an intervention that
was calculated to sggrivate evils.
The London Globe regards the Prussians
as within week or ten days march from
Vienna
Prussia and Austria.
The Prussians had rested at Zcwitten,
but resumed the march, and the vanguard
was reported at Zuana.
Renedek's army was rapidly recognizing.
| On the Ilth his force was composed of l6O,-
600. exclusive of cavalry and artillery, and
was daily increasing.
| Austria and Italy.
The Italian General La Marmora has re-
| signed. Cialdini occupies Padua.
| The Austrians are concentrating their
forces for the protection of the Tyrol and
Istria.
The Vienna Presse of the 14th says that
the proposed mediation OF Napoleon is ended
for the present, and Austria must trust t.
her own strength and resources. She hai
resolved to make th3 most strenuous exer.
tions to maintain her position as grea
power.
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Quorum.
FPOnA New York.
Mail Rag Stolen.

NEW York, July 23.-The Herald's Mon
treal dispatch says the New York mail bag
due there on Saturday night was stolen,
It is not believed that the loss is large, as it
is not said that it contained any registered
letters. r. r. -lllt "a
The reported escape of the Fenian prison
ers is untrue.
General Sherman in Canada
General Sherman met with cordial re-
ception in Montreal on Saturday. h ar
rived at Quebec On Sunday. ...-.
The Herald's Ottawa dispatch says the
troops that have recently arrived and are
still arriving in Canada from England and
EnglishScolonial possessions are to remain
in the provinces, and none are to be sent
away of those which preyiously were there.
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The Chicnce Republican.

The Chicago Repnbliean has partially
changed hands again. Some six weeks
ago C. A. Dana; editor-in-chief, sold out
his interest and withdrew from the con-
.cern. Several of the smaller stockholders
subsequently, sold out their interests. Some
ten days ago, A. W. Mack, business man
sger of the concern, was bought or crowd
ed out, and the whole property passed into
the hands of four gentlemen in Spring
field, ILL.,, named Bum, Hatch, Dubois
and Williams. Last week these stock
holders sold a controlling interest to four
of the junior members of the Chicago
Tribune, viz: v B. Denslow, political edi-
tor .yH. NJ. Smith, news editor; ]. F. Bal
lentine, commercial editor, and George D.
WiIIston, book-keeper. They take pos
session on the first of September. 1t is
understood that they are to pay SIS, zoe
on long time for majority interest. The
paid-up capital of the concern is $15o,ooo,
and its debts 81, soc. The latter is to be
liquidated by the old stockholders. and
charged up to "proft and loss.'' The
Republican has been in existence fourteen
months, and has spent 1921 500, of which
sum Ss5, geo was paid for the Morni1g
Pos, which was merged into the Rep'tbli-
can. G. A Dana received $4,000 for the
stock which the company presented tc
him, and $500 for his years services
Part of the remainder of the money wa:
invested in six-cyGnder Hoe press and
other presses, bat the larger part Of the
S22l, 500 was absorbed in the accruing
deficits thst existed between earnings and
X running" expenses. It costs money t
start a new morning paper in Chicago
and keep it going to the point where il
becomes self-supportng- stE = ar.
james M.Hanna has charge Of the po
liacaI department Of the Itdianspoli
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

Baron sunehausen is supposed by many
to have been the greatest liar that ever lived, not
excepting the cid fellow whose name is unmention-
able TO ears polite; bat hold that both of these
wei thies are completely outsripped and distanced
by the vendors of the quack remedies ~ of this
day, who completely delnge the advertising col
umns of the newspapers, with their exagerations
and fllsihcatious, much to the disgust OF those
who are really in search of finformation. For that
reason we seldom notice refer to advertisements
Of any medicines il columns. But We are
pleased for once to be able TO pay our humble tri-
butte to the unequalsd excellenoies of the old and
well establi=hed Stomach Bitters, and scsndina-
vian Remedies, now manufactured by Prince,
Walton & Co, successors to the great Swedish
Physician, DR.. Roback, now retired from the la
bors his sacrificing profession, with honor and
(deserYedly) an immense fortune, from the origi-
nal r~eeiPt7 that he brought with him to this
country We speak adsisedIy. know these
Bitters and Medicines to be all they are repre-
seuted jy23
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

8. N. PETTEEeILL d Co., Newspaper Ad-
Vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LHADER in those cities, and are agents
for al the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized TO take
embellishments at the same RES that We
charge at this ofIce.
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General News
Races Postponed.


SARATOGA, N. Y, July 23.-All tho races
Of the week have been put over one day.
owing to rain, throwing the last one on
Monday of next week.
Repaired.
ROCHESTER,, July 23.-The break in the
canal aqueduct at Palmyra will be reFiaIred
to-day. ..-
commencement Exercises.
sCHENECrADAY, July 2S.-The annual
commencement week exercises Of Union
College were fully inaugorated Yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon the Hon. Aiexsp+er
W. Bradford, Of New York, will deliver an
eulogy on DIR. Mott; prize speaking at ~
P. m. Commencement day exercises will
take place on Wednesday. The attendance
is unusually large, and many strahgcrs are
present from all parts OF the country
An Appeal
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-The Courier of to-
morrow will publish an appeal from Colonel
Sam. Reid, of New Orleans, to the people
OF the Northwest in behalf of the South,
urging them to renewal Of the several
commercial and political relations, and to
support President Johnson's policy.
Seizure Of whisky as Louisville.
The revenue officers oftbis city seized 100
barrels of whisky iU the possession of the
different merchants. The guilty parties
were arrested.
Quorum
NASHVILLE, July 23.-The Tenn nessee leg
islature had quorum to-day, 81 members
answering to their names.
Murders.
New 0RLEANs, July 23.-The Red river
papers record tive more murders by negro
soldiers Parties appear almost every day
on the public highway and rob and assassi-
nate travellers. The people make strong,
but inetfectu&l, appeals to the commanding
General to stop it.
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From w Washington.
Another Veto Expected.

New YoRk, July ga Washington
special to the evening papers say that the
President is expected to veto the Joint reso-
luton admitting TENNESSEE
NO Hope OfPeaee in Europe.
European dispatches received at the State
Department do not confirm hopes of an
Immediate peace. 1t is expected France
will be compelled to assume the character
Of bellgerent. % f-T1- - ,irir
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Pridav, J,alv AHA, 1866.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE.


st., At Ne. I2S River 6tFeet. ea
n GUTTER IS SON WILL SELL
". at Auction on Friday. July 9Th, at 10 clock
A. M, at the Warehouse Of Petit Holland, NO.
l2T River street, ROrtabie Steam Engine in per-
feet order and nearly new Can be eEsmined pre-
vious to the dsy Of sale At The warehouse. Terms
cash at time q sals. fifs55ae jy 2l-SS4
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CuYAHoeA CovNfr, $
nURSUANT TO THE COMMAND

j. of an order of sale, issued to me from the
Court of Common Pleas, of said county, in the
cause OF Eben Newton, Fhomas Kennest and Al.
exander Wallace, administrators etc., Of Simeon
Jennings, deceased, plaintiffs, and Hiram Stone,
Alice Stone, q. r. Beavis, Frederick Judson aud
James Kidney, defendants, 1 shall expose to pub
lie sale at the south door of the County Court
House, in the city of Cleveland in said County of
Cuyahoga, on the 22d day nf August, A D. 1866,
at the hour Of O'Clock P III. OF said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and fcncments, to wit:
Lots numbered les, 1G6, 27S, 2T4, 2st, 2S3, 29s,
296, SlO $751; ssh, asa $40, SOL 3l6; 3l7, sis, $40,
369, 3Tl, S72, 3I3 S7i, S7S, ST6, ST. 37s STg, d
$50, in Hiram stones addition to the city OF
Cleveland and Ohio CitT, aud being parts Of origi-
nal lots 50 and 6s, in the township Of Brooklyn,
county Of 0uyahoga, and State OF Ohio. Apprsis-
ei as follows;
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Fhe EasIies say that thsy have never found
SO pleasing and lasting perfume for the handker-
cdief as TALLHAN & CoLLIss' EGYPTIAN GALA.
Sold by ALL drug yists and dealers in toilet goods,
and at wholesale by
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS OANFIELD,
jy23:5l4 Wholesale Agents.
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Use Pure Water to Prevent Cholera.
1t has been fully ascertaned, says the report Of
French Commission, both at Paris and else
where, THAT rain water is a Prophy ylaotie, Tor
preventive,) of Cholera, and that the disease has
never proved an epidemic in any city where pure
water is exclusively used" -f
The celebrated Kedzis Water Filter removes
from rain or hydraRt water all organic matters,
gasses, color, taste or smell. Fer sale by
ap2s. .s9i-eod W. P. FoGG.
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3 Ar G Ain s !!

u l. BALDWIN 4 90. offer this day
II, 100 Spun silk Shswis, the fl est quality, re-
dHced from ten dollars TO six dollars.
One hundred and twenty pieces Checked aud Plaid
Silks at ono dollar.
Twenty five pieces Foulard Silks at one dollar.
Eighteen elegant Silk Mauties the finest qualities
and latest designs, at one-half
Of early prices. Es
jy2I E. 1. BALDWIN & CO.
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New Livery StabIe-Eew Horses
New Sarria=es-Eew BasEio--THo5.
ELLwooD respectfully informs his friends in
particular, and the public in general, that he has
fitted up the stable in of the KennRrd House,
and is prepared, with entire new stock, to sup
ply them with Livery at all hours of the day.
ivIS33i
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SSen Wanted to act as Commercial Brokers.
apply personally with good references to 3. H.
oURRAN, % Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
jy23:S34
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THE AUSTRIANs FLANKED.
Al IL. =

In and around the villages the fighting
continued for nearly an hour; then the
Austrian infantry, who had been there
driven out by rush of the Prussians, re-
tired, but only little way up the slope
into line with their batteries. The
wood above Sadows was strongly held,
and that between Sadowa and Benatek,
teeming with rifemen, stood to bar the
way of the Seventh division. But Gen
eral Fransky,who commands this division,
was not to be easily stopped, and he sent
his infantry at the wood, and turned his
artillery on the Austrian batteries. The
Seventh division began firing into the
trees, but found they could not make any
impression, for the defenders were con.
cealed, aad musketry fire was useles;
against them. Then Frsnsky let them
%, and they dashed in with the bayonet
| The Austrians would not retire, but waited
for the struggle, and in the wood abov,
Benatek was fought out one of tn,
fercest combats which the war has seea
The Twenty-seEenth Prussian regimen
went in nearly three thousand strong
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junell:Rl8 IA Monument Square.

Moth and FreelxIess-Ladies afflicted with
Disooloratioas on the Face called moth patches OF
freckies, should use PERRY'S Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. 1t is infallible. Pre-
pared by Dr. B. O. PERRY, DermatoIogist, 40
Bond street, N Y. Sold by all druggists in Cleve-
land, and elsewhere. Price 81. mayI7-34O
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RANSOM & MELHINoH.

The whole Argument i'm a Nutshell.
The reason why soZODoNr has supplanted all
other dontrihces is, that the hourishiug promises
they fail to keep, this peerless vegetable prepara
tion quickly performs. When once adopted by
man or woman, it is mover reIinquished. jy24
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FELIX NICOLA.
Sher n Cuyshogs County, Ohio,
As Special Master Commi -sonRr.
BAcKUs & EsrEP, Attorneys for PLAINTIFFS.
Cleveland Ohio, July 24th 1865. jy24:3i0
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FsI.Ieman's Patent Neck Tie IIelder

EsEleman7s Patent NECK Tie HeIdeE.
This convenient article, for the gentiemsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
is simple lsbor-ssying contriyance by which
several different ties can be made Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
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100 barrels prime Beans for sale at Gs Mer-
win street.
jy2i:3S6 COTTRELL & DICKEY.
New POtatOes.--SO0 Bushels ripe, good size
Shaker Russett's in bulk, sacks OF barrels, at y
Merwin street.
jy2l:335 RANSOM & MELHINCH.
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GentIemen's Einen.-Messrs.
MACKENZIE s PARSONS respectfully announce
70 the gentlemen of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now in operation, and they prepared to re-
ceive orders ct their store, No. IA Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemens linen in the best
and most neat style. junell;Rl3
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As the Princes returned, the battalions
cheered them for their victory, bat they
left the pursuit of their enemies and the
cheers of their own victorious troops to
look after the hospital accommodations
provided for the wounded. These lay in
immense numbers on the field. The dead,
too, laid thick, but all that they require
will be done tomorrow. Every cottage
in tho neighborhood that has not been
burnt is full of wounded. Austriaus and
Prussians lie side by side, but the Kran-
kentrager are still out, and all will not be
collected till late tomorrow morning.
Conspicuous in the hospitals, working
diligently in their voluntary labor, are the
Knights of st. John of Jerusalem. This
order Of knighthood, renewed lately for
the succor of the weak and suffering, has
sent here a large hospital establishment.
under the direction of Count Theodore
Stolberg. From the voluntary contribu-
tions OF the knights, hospitals are main
tanned in the nearest towns and in the
field, all necessary hospital stores are car
ried by the order, and means of transport
accompany the army, hospital nurses are
provided, and by their aid many wounded
are carefully attended who could not be
looked after by the ordinary
iITCuGs.
RESULTS.
The battle of Sadowa has been a great
victory for the Prussian army; the troops
fought with the most determined courage,
they stood for hours under terrible fire, |
for there are supposed to have been near
" one thousand five hundred guns in ac-
ton, of which seven hundred and fifty |
were Prussian. The immediate cause of |
the victory was the Crown Princes at
tack on the Austrian left flank, which |
turned the position, but the attack in front |
had great effect on the issue, as unless it
had been steadily maintained, the Aus
.rians might have repulsed the attack in
laDk
1t is the opinion of the Prussian gem
erals that the Austrian retreat was most
llillful, and that their artillery was ex-
,ellently handled.
The number of troops engaged on the
Prussian side was about two hundred and
ifty thousand The Austrians are sup
posed to have had almost an equal num-
,er. No details have yet been received
# the number of killed, wounded or pris-
'ners.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

IN pcsals viii be reoaiFed st the City Civil Engi-
PEERS oMos until O'clock 2. NJ, Monday, the
3Oth inst for building the following named sewers
Prospect street branch No. :, and Branches,
Crooked Alley branch sever, and branch sewer
in the alley betveeE Euclid avenue and Prospect
street, east Of Brounslt street.
Plans and speeidcaEiens may b seen and
more particular information had at said Engi-
neer's Office. The Board Of CITY Improve
Inents invite the submission OF bias, ressry-
ing tie right to reject auy or all bids. "a
JOHN WHITELAW,
tx14.7ss -srFa 81 Citr Civfl Engineer.
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what stops Nervous Toothsche, Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia in 5 inmates, and cures
Catarrh in twelve weeks WOIeOtt's Instant
Pain AHnihiHatOr.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS 3 CANFIELD,
ir2a MhnIesale Arents CleyaIand o.
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On gaining the top of the Lipa slopes
the retreating battalions of the Austri0ns
were seen running across a hollow in the
ground which lies between Bipa and the
village of Streselitz, which lies about two
miles further south. The Prussian artil-
lery halted on the summit of the Lipa hill
and fred shells rapidly, which burst with
terrible precision over the heads of the fu-
gitives. The cavalry few forward in pur-
suit, but the Prince, after leading short
way, had to go to superintend the general
movement, for the Austrian batteries had
taken post in Streselitz and were fir
ing heavily against the pursuing Prus-
slams. Then the cavalry got out of hand,
and by small detaehments rushed on the
Austrian battalions, but these, though re-
treating fast, were not routed, and in many
instances beat off the cavalry, who also
suffered much from the Austrian artillery,
for the shells burst repeatedly among the
sduadrons and killed many men and
horses. But the Austrian guns were
driven off their ridge by the heavier fire
of the more numerous Prussian batteries,
and then the pursuit was renewed.
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Equitable Life Assurance society

Equitable Life Assurance Society,"
Of the United States, 90 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $4,000, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81, 900, 900. .OO-puEsly mutual. An
nusI Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
IN CASH The next dividend gill be declared Feb
rusry Ist, 1861 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad-
vantages in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as it's total expenditure to income
was less than that Of any Of the older American
Companies, and its business for the past year
(SI3 623 9OO) exceeds the new business of any New
York Company in any previous year. This socie-
ty hss met with but one loss in this eity-hr.
Phillip 1. Price, who insured three years
since for s., 900. His heirs received the amount
of his policy ls5 0OO), and dividend to the amount
or S3T3 1000 in cash, within days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs 3 MUEsoN, General Agents,
| Nos and Park Building.
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. -..... A. N. PIPER,
mayS.RI5 ~ Mechanical JObber.
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THE PURSUIT.

Some of the retreating Austrians made
for the fortress of Koniggratz, others for
Pardubitz, and troops were sent in pursuit
along both roads. The wounded who
were lying on the ground shrieked with
fear when they saw the cavalry galloping
down towards them, but Prince Frederick
Charles took care that they should be
avoided, and at one time checked the pur-
suit in order to move his s9uadrons around,
and not go through patch of standing
corn, where several wounded Austrians
had taken refuge These, when they saw
the Lancers coming, thought they were
going to be massacred, and cried piteously,
waving white handkerohisfs as sign Of
truce; but they had no cause TO fear.
Large numbers Of prisoners were taken,
for the pursuit was continued to the Elbe
and it was not till nine o'clock that all
firing had ceased, but the main body o.
the army halted about seven-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
1876 Ontario, HuFlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
maysRI5 An. PIPER.
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James M Hanna has charge Of the po-
liacaI department Of the Itdianspolis
HerGtd. az , E5IRs81a9 -
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1866.

b&~ Fer Evening Edition News
see snsisie. ~ t'
kB For BIOEning Edition News
see outside -.
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THE STATE or ONO.
CuNAHosA CoUFTY. %

THE STATE OF OHIO, l.
CUVABosA OouETx- %
IN PURSUANCE TO THE COM
MAND of an order OF sale issued 10 me ftom
the Court Of Common Pleas for said County,in the
cause Of Martin Haler, plaintiff, and Gabriel
knight, William Knight, William Knight, Jr,
Jane Knight, John Knight, Henry knight, Sarah
knight, Louisa Knight, John KING I, Julia
Nisius, Edwin Smith, Ann Smith, George Nagcle
and Ma gsret Maggie, defend&nts, l shall expose
to public sale, at the south door of the County
Court House, in the city of Cleveland, in id
county of Cuyahoga, the I'd dsy Of August,
A D., 1866, at the hour Of two O'Clock 2. NJ, Of
said day, the following described lands and tene-
ments, to wit. .lIy
Situate in the city and township Of Cleveland,
county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and is
known by being part Of City Lot number NO
hundred and fOTty-three (2fS) in the Wi leyyille
allotment, called, in that part Of said city,
Gently known as the City OF Ohio, and bounded
follows: South by Lorain street, east by an alley
north BY an alley, and west by line psvalle with
the east line, and twenty seven f2fl feet distant
therefrom, being twenty seven feet on Lorain
Street. Appraised at 81 ,2oOOo.
FELIX NICOLA, Sheriff,
As Master Commissioner
BR BEAvrs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 23.-AI tho races
of the week have been put over one day,
owing to rain, throwing the last one on
Monday of next week.