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east; thence MP III teenth street east 90 street
south; thence cut street south TO the Eastern
branch and along the Eastern branch 30 the foot Of
Fourth street east, on WEDNESDAY, November j,
ISL at the northwest corner of Ninth and streets,
opposite Apaeosis engine house, Was itugton.
GEORGE .. GIDEON,
WILLIAM SYPHAX,
p. NJ. DUBANT,
KoBsRT GRIFFIN,
MATTHIAS II. HUNTER.
WIN. c. HARPrR. Clerk. ses5-u
(lfEIuiaL QUALIFICATIONS OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGIsLATINE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August 10, lGl, FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An AcT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections In the District Of Columbia.
BE % ssacted by ths Lertsiaftcs Assembly AZ tks
Dtsfrtef Of Colsnlbta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth wednesday Of
November Of each year.
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this set il is hereby declared to be in force from and
after it's approval b. the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM sTICkNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved August 10, 1871.
ID. ID. COOKE, Governor. au Il Sm
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, French gilt, oroide,
plated tortoise shell, and Jet jewelry, in all the
new fall styles, received at Prggs jewelry store,
9Th streets.
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W. L. WALL & Co., auctioneers, call the at
tention Of buyers to their large and special sale
OF elegant carpets, &c, of this seasons mporta-
ton, of the latest and most desirable patterns.
which will be sold in quantities to suit.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-By w. L. Wall & Co.,
last evening, lot No. %, square 900, corner of b
street north and Sth street east, improved by
two nearly new two-story frame houses to Il
u. Hughes, for "A 325
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day Of November, eighteen hundred and seventy one
and from other oonsiderations arising out Of the
nature snd object Of this act &c Il hereby directed
and Provided that In ali and every necessary and
possible respeo; shall take e1ect and be Law %
said District from and after lie passage.
CHARLES L. HVJSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM sTfCkNET,
President Of the Council.
II. ID. COOKE. Governor surn.n
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ANY LADY wishing 70 secure q bargain In
BrOche Shawl should call at once af Pr7nce,s &c
Tie Avenue, as such opportunities are rare.
SkE ADykRTIsENENT Of Freedman,s SAVINGS
And Trust Company, Interest at per cent.
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IHk TREATY SEAL RoBBERs.-At the even
ing session OF the Police Court yesterday, George
n. Chase and Frank McGrav, the two men
Shafged with abstracting ten treaty seals from
me otate department, as stated IN THR star of
-. enAns, were brought IN, when Mr.. Gloss
asked a postponement OF the hearing nrtil
THURSDAY, owing 20 the absence OF some Of the
witnesses. The Judge fixed their bail af "a 90
committed to Jail. "'ie
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Aoct'r: Georgetown.

III
ESSFR oyT6 pso SALE 9E oyAIIUARLE IN
-, On nc EsbhY, July II,h, at oeloespn
fronting 60 feet on ih1 north s ds 81 81 aI No y
between Congress and High streets, by depth q ~
ieet HE I'm prov ements Consist Of large AMI suo
siantlaI storS Dwelling House, the former rec
id9 T1en o. The The. late hss, Dr q : Bohrer.
with interest, for which purchaser must give ms
notes secured by deed Of trust OF 70 have the option
ss coon ss the properly ,s struck down CanvsysSS
ing and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. II thu
tsTn 81 the sale are not complied with In i've dave
the Executor reserves the night resell AZ the rk
of Columbia. ~
~ THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
piece OF property having failed 20 Comply with ne
terms a. se9ys NAMED az former sale' the 2sA
estate viii be sold al his risk and cost defaung
GEoBGE A. BoHRER, Executes,
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, july
18th, same hour and place.
bn ShOE HONS 4 RO Pd%RiE yss5 sseT
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FrRrHFR
GEORGE a. B0HRER, Executor.
~ % THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
rs THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
GEORGE A. BOHRFR Fxecu,or.
se3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Oct. 81. same hour aud place
GEORGE A. BOHRER Executor.
SEE THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE,
VIII sell part Of Lots, Nos. 30 Il and 2, 0n'ths
north side OF the Canal, west Of Congress street run
ming TO fret alley, fronting lis feet on the Canal b.
lzs feet on the southide OF first alley improved 81
T. an.
GEORGE A. BOHRER, Executor.
sc - -o6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
THE GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE HAT-
ms been much enlarged and reitted. viii r.
ceiye until January Jet large and superior stock
Of DOLLAR GOODS Of all descriptions The besi
goods ever offered in the Territory for 81
sezSlm No. % HIGH STREET.
pARKNTs, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
su. AT POE & sELIGsoS's. Geore-sovn.
Iookl LoOkI
orr stock az BOOKS. STATIONERY. MUSIC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CHIbnRFNe CAB.
kIAGEs, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTlCLEs,h
very large, and viii be sold al prices 10 suit ne
Several Psrlor Organs and fine Pianos very low.
.' ' PoE sELIGsQS,,
el4-w.s.n Georgetown. D. O.
cash PAID fOR LADIES, GIANTS an
- CHILDRESS CAST OFF CluTHlkS
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail nen
Georgetown nr Washington AtfepdaH - ncbl-
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FINE CRATES, silver and gold trimmings at
& Pearson's, No. 4 Y. NJ. c. A. Build
GENUINE SCOTCH SUITS to order, for S35.
Fine Black Suits to order, from s42.
One price only. GEO. C. HENNINs,
4lO 7th street N w
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CONTRACTS AcCKPTED.-The chief of bureau
of contracts under the Board Of Public Works
has been notified of the acceptance OF contracts
awarded the following: Benjamin Hatchins, for
sewering street, from 9TH to 18th streets and
VIM. A. Fletcher, for grading, parking, and ma
cadamiZing East Capitol street.
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PERMITS TO BUILD were vesferaav ;s.,as ~,
SUPERINTENDENT Cluss, follows: VIM. YATES
two-story frame building, 9Th street between r
and streets south. G. NJ. Smith, Investor
frame building, southeast corner of 9th and n
streets south T. H johnson, one-storv frame
building, northwest corner Of sd and I. streets
X Lobstnger, two-story brick building, with
basement, street, between Sd and 4th streets
southeast II. Lobsinger, two three-story bricb'
buildings, with basement, O street, between al
and 18th streets southeast George W. Stickney.
Sso-story frame building, IN an aiier in square
south Litchneld & Augherton, two-story brick
building, Columbia street, between eth and lOth
and y and p streets southwest
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CoENs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. SIS
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
iully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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~. ". OoOhE, Governor. 81 II -3m
NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
1NGVSEBhOk publishing an oct entitled An &C
70 huthor1ze TO the stock Of the Pied
mont ana Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
conditions, and submitting the same 20 the people
cesq pistr1ct, and prescribing the form In which
ia EXECUTIVE 0YRIcl,
DISTRICT OF Colt M "A, August n, 1877. 4
Noesex hsTtbr esrea AIS. PROCLAMATION male II at
the Get Of the Legislative Assembly Of tho District
ofCoiumbia, approved August 10, iallentitled = An
fssSS sSihor 5 p e Of the
certain conditions. VIII be submitted 20 the people
OF said District at the next therein
which Will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of No
venexa Isl, being the twenty second day Of that
MONTY eDd that the voting for and against the act
shsii b. PRINTED tickets; and the tickeo for sid
An oct 10 authorize subscription 30 the stock OF
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
certain conditions approved August 18th, lsl, and
tickets agains. said act shall contain tho word
. . AGAINST
An ct 70 authorize = subscriytion to the stock
upon certain conditional approved August 10th,
l61. and that said election Will be conducted I'M AT
respects the election for members Of the House OF
Delegates Of said District shall be nducted said
act !. hereto sabloned, and pgblicatioH thereof s
'-A A Governor of the pistries Of Se Coianbs..
As AcI 20 authorize subscripticn 10 the stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
81 e esacfsd by lss LerisIstive Assesby az 1as
Drstyid ~ Ceismtta. That whereas II is believed
that the construction 81 the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad. recently authorized by Of the Leeis
teture Of Virginia, will be Of great beseht 70 the
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chatelecn
Braids in all shades have Just been imported By
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this Q new
branch Of his well-known establishment, lOs 7th
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
HxnrLxR has an Hnd thermometers and
DarUmeters.
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GoErZ PATENT REPLECTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES viii save one-half Of the guam
tty OF gas or coal Oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
sentha, No. 404 It'll street, is the agent for them
and also for GOetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Rehectors. -
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AONE-SIDED BOUT BETWEEN ORR OLYNPICs
AND THE NEW YORK MUTUALs.-The first of
The new series OF games between the Mutuals. of
New York, and Washington Olympies took
Place Monday upon the Union Grounds
Milhamsburgh, y. Y. The y. Y. Star saws:
The attendance was not very large, not more
tnan goo persons being present. The game as
SHOWN by The score, was a One-sided affair the
Autes having IL all their own way from the
beginning TO the close of the contest. The
Olympics were unable TO beat VOTERS so effec-
i've was his pitching, while the Mutuals ala
what they pleased with Brainerd's pitching
The playing Of the Mutuals was their best durirp
Tie present season. The out-felding of the
Olympics was not as good as might have been
expected, their center-felder, Hall, muffing An
easy ny. OF the Mutuals it must be said that
With the exception OF Ferguson, who muffed a
ny letting the striker get his first base upon IL.
and then stealing home, did nobly. The follow,
ing are the runs scored:
Oiympies ..........0 o o o. 1
hutnais............3 o 2l6
Earned runs-Mutuals 3, Olympics o. =.
Lmpire-Mort Rogers, OF the Stars.
Time OF game-140.
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Our INV STYLES or OoRsYrs and some
new improved have just como from our factory
tition. Every pair warranted to Be . perfect al.
q. BAUM, Corset and H6opskirt kanufacfurer.
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPoT-Trv the Al
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb It'll street.
between ID and L streets. tt
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why Did Mr.. Spencer Go TO New
York WAS II Because mrs. y. Loved
the Womanss Club More and Mr.. B.
Less ?-BOth sides Of the story.
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III. ID. COokf, Governor. au-l m
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
FIRST class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G.. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 408 7th street
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CLOrHIN9.

- O01 0e fvs000sN9 Aoe0 1t01o
IL becomes every one 70 economist in their az
penditures. In the article Of clothing alone, Q
mfncient saving can be effected to mitigate In :
P.WALLAcH's, corner AZ st. and PA. ava.
he offers this opportunity 10 the public BY
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, At from y to 20 per cent. cheaper than
Des'fe1 to eive Ne Ell ags7
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~ TIE PURCHASER OF THE ABOyE
piece OF property hav ing failed empty with ne
terms as above named, az former sale on the ss,h
Gay 81 May, lSl the aforementioned raj
estate will be sold Al his risk and cost as defauas
purchaser OF the same.
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LAUGHTER LENDS NEW CHARM to beauty
when IT discloses pretty set of teeth. White
loneliness, may be retained through life, by
using the fragrant SOzodont. VS.
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~ TARf OF the District OF Columbia % the sub
mission TO the people Of said District Tor their ap
prevail or disapproyal, q act Of the Legislative
Assembly OF said District, approved August 18Th,
ISL, entitled An act leyying tax for the payment
OF the interest as shall annually accrue on four
million dollars of bonds, authorised Go De issued by
the District q Columbia, BY act entitled An act
authorizing the District Of Columbia e. create debt
for special improve and repairs In said District
tax for the PAY ment If the interest as ID shaf an
nually thereon, and submitting the act, with
the question Of the issuing IL four million 81 i'm
proyemeni bonds, 20 vote Of the people at general
election In said District.'n
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THE NEwLY-APPOINTED TREASURER OF THE
DISTRICT, Mr.. John Il. johnson, yesterday exc
cuted his bond, giving security in one hundred
thousand dollars for the faithful performance of
his duty. His sureties are James WormIey,
Joseph Williams, VIM. II. A. Wormley, Carter
A. Stewart, Thomas p. Bell, Samuel Ceas, VIM
III. Chase, Herbert Harris, Benjamin n. Needs,
Delaware Hudnell, Thomas Brown, Andrew
Tinney, James Q. Dulin, George W. Goodall,
and T. A. Boswell.
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GEoRGE A. BoHRER, Executes.

II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, july
18th, same hour and place
GEoRGE A BOHRER. Executor.
I'VE THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts
call az Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, ALB 7th
street, between ID and T. streets tt
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Oct. 81. same hour aud Mace
GEORGE A, BOHRER, Executor
SEE THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July H.
The Orleans Princes are about To pay
visit to Gui2ot.
The Tuilieries Gardens will shortly hC
opened to the public,
The elective strength Of the French
army Is $4,000 men.
BaI0n Houssman is n candidate for 0t.
flee at the municipal elections. .'..
II Is rumored that the Duke De Broglie
will succeed Fayre in the ministry Of for,
eign attairs,and that AnCel will take charge
ofthe Portfolio now held by Lar0y. N.
De Saint Hillaire will replace NJ. Jules
Simon in the ministry Of Public Instruc.
tion.
A railway accident occurred yesterday
az Vols, by which five persons were SO.
riolsly injured.
The government has despatched rep.
resentativc to England to Gndeavor To In.
duce Great Britain to consent TO a mOdi.
ticatiOn OF the treaty ol commerce be-
tween France and England, bearing date
January 23d, 1860. A grand customs
conference is suggested, to bO held in Ber.
lin and 10 embrace delegates from all the
European States,
Gen. LAdmirault, the military. com.
in Paris, has officially notified all
of theatres, cafes, and other
places Of public resort that they must close
lt midnight, rs was formerly the case.
The Deputies Of the Assembly from tho
provinces occupied by the German troops,
IRE earnestly pressing upon Thiers the
!olicy anticipating the future payments of
he German indemnity. II II said that
Chlers encourages the idea, aud that the
with Germany have already
'een entered upon. ' u.
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New YoRK, July 13-1:45 r. NJ

I
NEW YORK, July 13-1:45 p. NJ
Rumors have just reached police head.
quarters that fighting is now going on at
the boulevards. Troops and police have
been sent to the scene of disturbance.
An Immense crowd assembled at Jeher-
son Market police court, this morning, TO
attend the trial Of the prisoners arrested
yesterday as rioters. Justice Shandley
presided, and disposed Of the following
cases Patrick Hagon, was committed
for trial in the Court Of General Sessions,
for standing on the steps of the fifth pre-
cinct police station, and appealing TO the
crowd to rescue the prisoners arrested for
rioting. John lEenricks, Thomas O'Neili,
Francis Keite, was committed for trial for
participation In the riot.
AT the Morgue this morning, a crowd
was aloud TO pass around the bodies Of
those killed in the riot yesterday, to see IL
they could identify any OF the dead men
as their friends. About 1000 people must
have passed before l2 o'clock, and as one
Of the spectators discovered among the
dead one dear to them, loved parent,
or husband OF son, shrleks which rent
the air, pierced 10 the hearts Of those of
the other lockers on, who were more Tor.
tunAte In having no one among that long
Tow Of upturned faces, whose loss they
should mourn occasionally. The poor
sorrow stricken wife would throw herself
on the coffin which held The remains Of
her dead husband, and-Ory and moan as
II her heart would break. a
The mother Of a hoy of Il years, who
was shot as he was returning from school,
came to get his dead body, having learned
from friends that he was at the Morgue.
He was, however, confined and the lid
nailed down ready for removal, so the ofIl.
cial toldher kindly that she would have
to wait until II was brought home AT
that she broke out ina wild complaint, in
accents broken by emotion, cried out.
"Ohl won't you let me see my boy, who
never did any harm to anybody? All, let
me sec him, let me see him Doctor, dear,
give mo one look at him. What will ! do
at all at all. was "a years in England,
and this didn't happen" She thus went
on in sort Of half crazed manner, evi.
dently almost driven out Of her senses by
the sudden blow which deprived her Of
herson. Many other hcart.rending Incl.
dents occurred, which go to make up the
sad history of the 10Th Of July, 1871
OF the wounded brought to Bellevue
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, ls H.. HARTFORD, Or, July 1g.
In The Senate to-day, bill repeating
the liSufy law was passed by nearly lin.
anlmous vote. In the House a bill' con.
solldating the New York Sc New Haven
and Hartford & New Haven Railroads
was passed by 1870 10 So. 9l'.l.'r
[ DR.. Miller, a member Of the 1Iegisla.
ture from Enfield, while speaking IN the
House yesterday afternoon was seized
with Spasn Of tho heart and fell TO the
floor. The House Immediately adjourn.
ed, He was making m earnest reply To
the speech by W. d. Bishop in favor Of
the bill for consolidation Of the New York
g New Haven and Hartford & New Ha.
ven Railroads in The House. ...,....
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steamer Wrecked on the nahamas.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0.
The steamship City Of Port All Prince,
from New York for Port All Prince, was
wrecked on the 2lst OF June, on the Ba.
hamas Islands. All Of the crew were
saved, and 10 Of them have arrived at this
port.
Tic engineer, Mr.. scorbray furnishes
the following particulars: 1--WE LEFT New
York June 14th for Port Au Prince. On
the night OF June Dist VIC ran on coral
reef on the northern end of Moyaguana
Island and commenced TO leak badly.
The crew remained on board until 4 A. II.
Of the 22d, when they were compelled TO
leave, and taking the boats proceeded 10
Coast Island, thirty miles distant, 10 the
negro settlement, where they arrived the
same evening and remained until the
night OF Sunday the 28th, when they leit
in sloop for lnagua, nlnety.1ve miles
distant, and arrived there on the 9th
On the 1st Of July fifteen of the party
took passage on board the schooner K. W
Godfrey, Capt Garwood, for this port,
and arrived yesterday. Capt. jackson,
remained at lnagua TO go TO the wreck
and see what could be saved, after which
with the first mate, chief engineer and
passengers, he would go TO Port All Prince.
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NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, July 10.
Alex. j. Phillips another victim of Tie
Maguire's oil factory explosion Ia dead.
The cororners jury found A. A. Mcguire,
proprietor Of said factory, guilty of gross
neglect in not providing proper and safe
boilers.
The Radical Press Convention Is being
held, object political. The RepU6iicda
states thirty.seven journals are represent.
ed. The Times says the newspaper en-.
terprise exhibited yesterday, perhaps
will equal II not excel any journalistic
attempt that has been made In year, for
We are assured no less than twenty fill
fedged papers sprang into existence. In
the brief space Of five hours Of course
they found origin in the Republican Press
Convention. N. ..fH.. .Ha
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Convocatlon Of Trlnlty CoIlere.

%N'
At the convOcatlon Of Trinity College,
yesterday, the alumni library fund, was
reported as increased 10 5000, and the
College library fund to $4,000. In the
proposed semi.centenniai Of the College,
there will be included q historical survey
Of the past. There Is large gathering Of
the alumni, and efforts will be made for
increased endowments. The following
appointments were made for the next
commencement Orator, Hon. Stuart J.,
Woodiord; substitute, Right Rev. W. W.
Miles; Poet, Rev. Prof b. Z. johnson;
Rev. Henry 0lmstead. The
Alumni held an informal meeting, at
which several short addresses were made.
Last evening Dr.. Farrbairn, of st. Steph.
ems College, delivered an oration on Tho
influence Of the college upon society, and
q poem was read on scholarships test, by
Rev. Q. D. W. Stocking, Of Rochester,
New York. The graduating exercises
will occur on Thursday. ab 2
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sntatoaa Races.
sd1h) OHI sARAtoeA, July ts.

ei1A| wv ] SARATOGA, July IL. |
The stt endance AZ the races to-day was
vefy full. Great interest was taken In
the sleeple chase, In which . horses
stated: Tantnahy, Oyaterman, and
Julius, There were 20 leaps, which
Tamtiany lead In the first 4, after which
Oysterman led 10 the last hurdle. The
home stretch was taken by Oysterman
and TammAny together, but before they
passed under the string OySterman had
gained a length, and won the race, q dis
lance oF about three miles time $50,
The second race for all ages, It miles,
was won by the Eclipse; Sanford 9di
and Belmont Sd; time 8;104. In the 3D.
race, all ages, three-fourths Of mile,
2 horses started. Ortolan won in l17t;
Felicity I'd; and Griested 3d.