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New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
WILLIAM AND MARY coILEnE-

lhe annual Commencement exercises of this.
N''ose began on the Fourth Of July. At the pfe-
Aiustees' meeting, after the election OF Hugh
d. oiiSsoy as Chancellor Tan Office long va
'-' now needing to be filed, owing "a the grow
80 " TIE college,, the Board OF Trustees -.
.' ,.' non James Lyons rector 10 surply the
pm O' wv hOh "m. Ii. mcfarland whose Office ne
- M hoh-residence in the State A large
appropriation OF over $4,000 was made nv te Road ~
eA'eno tHe usefulness Of the institution and .Duory 70
pairs ana enlargements were ordered s,oo,g ,i, ,,
included those to be placed upon the bi.ti -,
House Those present were Messrs Hnob pi-t. -
by LII d., the Rev. George Woodbridge 11era,,, n
%f. the Hon. James Lyons, Gen Henry A ", -.
Nhsfies stringfelow, Col. Ed r. Taylor. Gen "a u ~
n~ierfo Dr. j. A. Wexford, Judge " W Cro,n,. q \,
-NOUPscu' and Vim. 6. Peachy The Board ais. tIi, -,
existing IN their body by tbe election - a.,
ing gentlemen as members: The Rev. CBarl.. n,
- ''' oi Richmond, Mr.. VIM. H. Clark Of Hal.f., 81
-. = 'i' Ningfeld Of Petersburg.
-. -. = ' 'Ock a. IA. on the Fourth the Commepeer,,t
pi'pef began IN the College chapel There u,,
-. -, Suilehce present-sO large a. 10 block ,,,,
-. 20 anu library which open into each other and
Iie bjriri se e. INC Rev. ]. Il. d. Wiugheld Orator f
snd llIi,r,tS = Introduced hy Col Edgar B M1Uf.p pI.
ossfsgn fe-iet .ishiy Impressive and fer.fi
A. lD te rt @ VII suggestion 10 his brotle er n,ui
" "-~ oAsi~les that they must exert in he
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL D6Cu6SIJN
HR. STEPHENS Az AN EDITOR

Aside from the political misfortune aud Ia
Opporunencss OF Mr. otapnenss editorial appearance
hailed hs iounalstic advent did not what they
said. do not at all claim tor hem oiesoOn anything
which IL Ia entitled ItMr stephens become editor
IN day then can an editor become awyer N day II
without preparation, schooling or ratur.l eHtude le
mount the tripod ana blossom from p0iiiotn INTO
journals q! q. Qua, IaSa c1n nr or and U f5rc,,
70 which thousands Of aber aud modotef men tah Dli
stephens have sc N.d pa'fui ,Picu,'etlip Oi tf.i
iict lowers literature even below a trade. dui
leaves the most Erahmin OF all The professions 'S-
posed to the nCurSion of agtlor4 snd 70 tho vulgar
,.uI @ % 1 , ,er,r,- y 20 - r. 4I,nsr eyen 10 ali
SIT stephens editor names cheap but oven thht
ii. ca,eef and Tcrio,.garce mtls good uo
eelipsf womptitudr against The appreciation
aud Arrangement OF news' 3s1ia,l LAPor,Jns, ,s
one r.a iica'ious which r,Dl,r journalism respected
re.peetabe and p9weri" ihe ST., rna,r . am ~ s e',
pcvspspcr Ills topics $40 remote from human IN.
bi, inruli ia from its nancslle 10 the sky AMI
nj. iourp fle r,terson- are as unteuane ht, po
htcal cOuHse.s arc uutsle' aud obsolete
gOUINE.A AND PLEAsONTON-A sAo5ACu-'GI.'
F.,- rt, So, ie.d R-ra,..ir
Nr boutwell, has fixed ldeJs, ana not 40
many a. some 't the -reit iianglsr- on '1. t.'
have hat nut ne Il cautious has common sens ahi -
honesty Chat 10, as common a. we Ni'Hi ~ "+r; 5i
he understands II A. compared VITA zen fiet'-
Onton. MI boutwell, II immei7ey SCI s'petiipr PEI i "a "a
george Alfred Townsend anu hi loes nor loVe DI
Massachusetts Boutwell, ht@ NY 5.he9 us pto,
I experience and .- LOueSt ii guide po-f aud ma
pOtal record, although sometimes iluDeral mas com
i1.uIed ,peci and lad IT, influence" Between these
fo men IN President hOuld long ago have decided On
the ONLY way that the public service wii permit
tUaf L. N. favor Of the secretary pf tle treasury
RI Be,1,o-~ Csifraut aEi several ~ the Dem
ocra-ic napers-nOtahv TNe Boston P0,.-
,tta,.rt IA defend Plr15ontOu'- course AMI de-
r,rso Nr Boutwell, hY citing the law Dt JOhnsohs tiine
iv which the internal revenue Office wa. -cTodni'l
~, M f,nced projections against the political tnry or
Tobp.op No doubt this lsv did give the Commissioners
All internal Revenue power than De ought i0 nave
if y.lrpgafef administration, anu no doubt Ihbi' -
-,t,e justification for tle pOHtion o. Pi''-Onph on
minor uout, m which, n hc Weru tt'tbr r''i, ue
oul.lf % n- independent Of pet'' Nri..1b.
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IA ~ illustration of Che revival which ia
s,id go have recently taken place IN magazine utersture
The Fort W1yrs GDdD GO,st, sates that Che sale OF
magazines that city il much larger than ever before
and gives the following Agures 20 tbe circulation Of
fhe leading mOn'he7. 15 shown bY the sales Of tho
newsdealors hdortc. 50 Sc-tbner II G1l0ry 81. O,r
YJunS FG!ls a. Eclectic. g. Ltpppc1n. IT. Harper. 100
total 102 The thing ~ probably true al over the
country new periodical IT t be excellent makes ~
own way mi Al The tme increases the interest IN
others C!a.s. and does no. necessarily niTe ia
Cggye .r1ra We un1cls and That tIo circulation Cf
Y0,ne- s'7u.s' his increased very largely siu'e The
unIt'I. IiiOu uf ,ScyJbrr-'s siOritiy
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WITHDRAWAL FROM THF INDUSTRIAL EXuIBI
TTCN COMPANY
IN, Edftor Of The Tribune.

To the razor Of The Trfbune.
SIR: In your daily of June 10th, ult., is an
article headed The Proposed Crystal Palace" in which
am named az having subscribed $4,000. On the 10th
day Of January last resigned my post Director and
Chairman Of the Executive Committee Of the Indus
trial Exhibition Company" Of which + McMmdy Is
President. though ] was promised by the Company
so ooo salary per aunum | was not little surprised
therefore 10 see INV name again connected with that
tIeman who suppfesses his signature to his report
eshimt az the Company's affairs. therefore owe 1t 10
the public and 20 my reputation, to say that SUB
scr6ed but 5000 that Company ana Tor the return OF
maj 5 600 have brought suit against T. McMurdy and
fler for reasons which those curious IN these matters
may I'm due time learn In the courts or Jusife.
- ,'t'.tiert ..ryuuf G. Nj. CLAY.
PSI begall Journals In the United states or clse-
where who have mentioned uy name ~ connection WIN
tins Industrial Exhibition ComnaDY Of Ne"-Iork'
10 note this protest 4
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PERSONAL.

Gov. Geary is at West Point visiting ms
son. bright lad in the third class
Fx-Goy. Hartman has sold his Old farm
house Of Warner n. H.. where he was born and bred
The painter Eicher. one Of the best artists
in the Berlin ROYAL Porcelain Manufactoy died ON tho
18th of last month
The Princes Joachim and Achjle. sons OF
Lucen Mwat. who have been released nom imlr.on-
npnt have gone Versailles and placed themselves AT
the disposition of the French Government.
The Khedive of Egypt is so well satisfied
with his American officer. that recent occasion he
declined the proer of the services OF several 1iehch
officers who desired to enter his army
Gov. Palmer of Illinois has issued pro
clamation calling for special election in that state on
November :, for Congressman at Large 10 nh the
vacancy caused ny the resignation OF John ~ Logan,
who has been elected l. :. Senator.
The Associated German Railways have re-
solved to present Prince Bismarck token of graf
ude il is vaguey said private railway carriage for
his special use. luXurou,y provided win al ConiIoI'o
The carriage is adapted for use on all railway lines
Mrs. Paulina Burnham. rich English lady
lost by the wreck of the steamship Anglo Saxon near
Newfoundland. in 1861. valuable and very much
cherished ring The other day was found IN me en-
trails of fish by St. Johns fisherman, who received
therefor from the owner $50.
NJ. Emile Olivier has become the father of
a son and OF brochure. The former was given tho
name OF Jocelyn: the latter, which announced a
long time ago bears the No JUSTIFICATION, and only
circulation among the friends Of the ex-Minster
Jules Ferry, who continues to be named in
the French papers about 10 be appointed Emhassador
to this country is member OF the Paris bar, and was
resOlue political opponent OF Napoleon III. lie has
written important political pamphlets. aud been
contributor the Paris press IN 1859 he was elected 10
the Corps Legislatif.
Ii is observed, as a reasSuring consideration,
respecting President Thers that he reckon an u-
usual number Of lOng-Hved ancestors His grandfather
a Marseies lawyer died in 1795 at the OF 81 His
father lived To so. His mother died al the same age
aunts OF his father. died at MentOne, bolh
upwards OF 50; and his nearest living relation l. cousin
now at MentOne lady aged TO- NJ Tliers u now only
in his 74th and. though occasionally subject to an
affection OF the laryn1, is wonderfully vigorous.
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ro1ns tor Uaon Island
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA. July W-A1vd resnshp Cy Of Hsn>s T~Hss.as.
F"@ Fss Cruz for ser.iort. o sail lith
sPOKFN.
s. W "''''' '"7 - ~ -
DISASTER.
bhsks DEL JAY l0A Breakrer steamship six~iA
~ orr 70, 1ayeson With bows leang having oods vita
~ niles south Of Heulopsn a. u O'Clock sstn nshL
- MEMORANDA.
- up "oien ty tbrl Jones. from Bombay -hich srivk o.
t y, ~, bar CON" tbs s,eraDop repo- tsviss
ps ., ZOO Hogs May - HraA ksh crosFd
70 ION - - Aprl % lat p ~ = Ion 81 IBa<s
nr i"sn native o Prussia tel The main roy ,s p lss
decE, tni sas instantly killed. ' -
The g 4isI,96', MsI,san G,ria-r from Liverpool .-,t sA
- i i ~ " arenoon and reports comEy tDs
Ipah n w. shpped hesEy
" nn'irks snl shlie cargo, has h~ep " isN
OF isuf' With git winds spi ,,gs June IN i,st|a
.sl . 8umbeT Of rsbergs
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LATEST SHiP NEWS.
-s,. otter Saip Ee,es SEE Second Poge.
ARRIVED.

10
ARRIVED.
p.,g,... r. Ch,-,..aa Ju / sith cotton orier
v,-ts. 20 q. D s g. brpoAmaD q, ... nc a.. 18th
B V-ora Tslm lof Laaioal Macy Rio Jlnero 70 days stI
-Fi % Wheeler Wilson; vessel TO master iu
M June bad weather the enrr passage no u
=. n I'm % = .gu8l-l brig Mlry Batimorsl Steering >
Bark BrDirrs-l Diul BOsen 81 Crolh - sl VIZ
nm i cotton 10 lini0rI vessel 10 master Has had nne weather
t . of Lonion) Wells, J.neirO q days With coffee to
t,,ts ,of Kn46n Jaml Dickson Kingston Jam. % dav,
.,.,r and wool TO A. sslomon Go. Has nad Light variable
& 0I-., i Windsor n 81 Loeshar Curaeoa l2 days With
% &C. in li Joseph PouSs sous Has aD ane "eAher the
sntr. passage. Lett vessels. -, 80.
, Eus Jnly Of Baegs had severe gale iTom '" 10 N '"
!urug lch received slight damage TO sails =, ,,,,
Seh Chiisick lof B0s0nl Con Havana II DAYS VIM ruO0
Co. Has had iue weather the entlre passage
Ssr Joueport Keen Carienas IL days with sugar and
as. simpson Cpp Co. Has bad moderate weather 'nd been
str c Gates Freeman jacksonville days With lumber to W.
p ve.- 20 Jri FrYe { Co.
SSb Jane yrn Cavalier Cedar Keys days with cedar to Ever
b.ul Fsi.r; vessel u Van Bruut Bro
Srbr J. B Myers EsOod, Virgins.
schr Helen Hasbfouck. Soper. Georzetogu, D. C.
seir Wm Alen Grant Aeranina ,-.. d ~
s,h Cs,,ut0n Smith Jacksouye JAYS with lamicf 20 r "
.oa.y vessel 10 Jonas Smith & Co
schr Mar, Louisa, Sno~, ROckpor Ne
Thos. Hull Brown, StonIngton
sehf willard, Anderson, esLoHiou.
schr Grrtrufe BrOckNay, Portland Ct .....
schr Helen Mar Fume.s New isyea for Philairlrh'.
sehr Daniel Morris Mccarthy New-Hsyen for biiahriap'f
Schr sias Wright Brown Providence for kiIabehg'ri
SchF Hattie, Small Lubec With hsh To master ,...
Athr J. n. lOumass. Carter Providence TOT htn-.'p'''
s-hr J,.enhir. Kane Bridgeport or Rh1ao,ilpofi
sehf yermillon Dickens Providence for Ei4i'e'Ap''"
Schr Winea Yates. smith Gr-eHHieb
WlsD-Saaloss, lsht W. cear
DOMESTIC PORTS .
p- Arri,e steamship Panther from PsisieInh' oiiA
s,ianie from AMI brig hsrrT ,f"fr l '-' - far
ti~hlssrVs = . - 'f--,.' ',' tr ~ ,,.,. Indie.
s.s.s..a. G. JAY I.-agl'sl .'-'H'h' "s' oAs''' "'
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any essential prsctcs difference OF either opinion or
policy, can be found between the two"
Col. McCaudless, the Democratic candidate
for Auditor General OF Pennsyvana enjoys the honor
OF having writtsn tho following letter

No so WALSUr. .sr., PguADxLpoIA
9fR have be honor % knoxlage of
from seortsr, Of War iacd the 2is nomnS pro
motion % The u ps Of volunteers This sppont
decline sept 10 order h't my motives FOR dong may
b. clearly nsjersOoJ I sil state that those rho
Government rsap, s oKnsi intention % prossany
thi d the Union together wh hnn@is of
officers pre. 0 s-rvioevi BE- found
ready ni Enz J0t suc line onfsr - u honor
. - 'he pry yst4 zs- VIZ hcCANDLEsS
To Drs iea h THosAs Aiannt0ss .. = A.. Juy 3D. 1854
The Missouri Republican prints a cOmmunics-
ton urging Gen. Hancock and b. Gratz Brown "a the
Democratic candidates next year. The writer 1dmit,
that - glance AZ tho heli must convince the least saga
cious that The Democracy have hard and uncertain
battle before them The utmost Csu.iOn. prudence snd
S9gacity may avert defeat and secure aucce-s. The
slightest mistake. the least apathy or dscord VIII ren-
ger sbc0ees impossible Everything consistent VITA
I)ncr must e done 20 augment strength a. nunber7
decide tho contest. II Will take whole available
tofce An1 rN @ from other parties % overcOm' tie
mu'Lnde7 OF the enemy" For l that he verify believes
thtt HancOoE ind Gr'tZ Brown "wOuld avert tbH
catastrophe OF Grants reelection" me Kan SGs Ofy
Ttptrs 2's4 further snd urges Mfr Brown for TIE rS
pace on to uoket ~ th> only exactly .te1 % tae
Row De- Platform
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AMHERST COLLEGE.

AMHERST, Mass, July 1O.-The celebration of
the sem,cepcnal anniversary Of the founding of Am
berst College began yesterday. and Will continue until
th ,osa ~ the commencement exercises on Thursday
I'M The attendance OF the Alumni Is very large
Among those who are here en- route are Henry E TaT p
I Utbcoc, u: NewYork the Rev DR.. Haven OF Chi-
ca9o the Hon A. b. Ely. President OF the Alumh ana
stc,rns delivered the baccalaureae sermon
tTdav from the q xt Thou shalt haliow me niteth
or ard in the evening the Rev. Nsthanlel NSbhi vi
f,craattifleboro addressed the Society Of Inquiry.
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OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY.

This institution, situated at Westervine'
Ohio under the control OF the United Brethren In Christ
and which suffered severely by fire some Is months
ago has arisen ts ashes one Of the most commoa
Gus and best appointed college buildings IN tne
is rapidly approaching completion. The commence
ment which would regularly have occurred NAV 80 was
nostnoned 10 the OF August next ~ to occur on
fhe same day with the dedication OF the new huldhs
Ali he Bishops of the Church expected 10 he pres
81 and an occasion OF great interest l. anticipated
Tvervthng seems 20 promise for the institution new
jcnartilre for hi CHER and more extended usefulness
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BAhEYo- siu-.'y Dry, Cb,rP ,al o cs',' 81 s.,
Tb ~, .,, '. "a ~ and a.i 10 - i,g. az, , ,, s c ,,.
iss : - gsreat, NJ. 80 Lesas0a-a7s.. Oa Ess'J ar "a.
BURDEN-s1iry Juy Rrn. Eas infant dsagitsr o.; B.sr
ins -i',ai Balisa, aSei mouth ,Hd IS jsJs
CARLL-Oa ju p ~ gis Tysa'y ,-v-s,h-.t Bi-,T "a.
2 ,.,s, ,. ~ & !, a.,i''1 g - a a,Doa ! o. wi9,, s J, y
B,ooEa a. 10 n e1r113 al- isiaoo8 Services a. 6.s'''
cATLS-A ansevooi l 90 M,oi,, Jiy q, Cs,s-, ,ran~
Soa,s Of rne-a' s,r~aA-r
DDUGLas~-At Albany June e. r. DJagass D. ~ ,,.r,
Fox-ou SUNDAY Jayo gr,a.-n,. i,psh, of m.y
7 r',y.' 'na -a o BE fuly ,rs rs,9, a'.i . .,..,s
B-ooir5 On r9-.i,S he ms ne, =, ococi p n
J0HSsoSOa s1nd, morning Iqy MARY E''' only 'hi 'fTIa'
- -. '' "a r 30 ~ ,s i, I, 81 nj ~ - late rbo ! i,.,
,-ve respectfully nvs % afford he funeral rom the rtus
n. at SO ociJct p. m
ErPOn Monday I l Eugene Isroa C. .ni Jin C sp
T si; 'yci I'D ie s s,.sa g. .sS.5, i,,H f .
Tuesday. the ilih u,'. at , O'Clock p. m.
LOcKwOOD-suri,v July At George W s'a Of Gs''s'
Fcn.r,i serv., =. ri, psre1t r-s-n l L.Iug I,
day 'h h II clock Relatives ani irrai' ST. sv -
MiLLs-oa t- i lust, william eiest Of chals. 'S P'anr
sl ,,. ai f-is Of ,hs mr are respectfully invited to .as
o.. funeral or 'he residence OF li' are-s oSi Asah're '"'
PATERSON-On saturday July Newark N Wlhsn Pstesos
"a ;i IN .f % Il Do s , w,iuar morning a, 10 oeos ,s .
iat- residence. 81 Ri:hmoafst Newark
sQRgSA Greene Chenlago County Juls Charles Sl'r'' *
-
STEPHEySOyA Orpnga n j. SUNDAY s inst u ch9,' "a
Amea Banr infant da ght"r Of Ed~i IL ami Cassts
NJ Stephenson, aged molhs aud iaYs
Funeral Christ Church Orange Junction Depot On W.
day h al O'Clock Trains va Aor1s and bsseI X
foot o Barclays, !J Tae remains will be sAes 70
Nes-Hsven Tor Internent
SCTHgRLAND-Ou Friday morning July :. WI Grant sgherl'ni
aged 9 native Of HafaI 3 AMI oF the last 70 ye@s
resident 0f tlis
TIE rsirs, AMI the family respectfully invited 70 aelf
ths the hOu Of bis VIM Sutherland No Dt
West Twent, 6s-,t., Monday morning AZ 800 O'Clock
TAYIOR-At oboken Sunday, July Of congestion o. tbs
brta BENJAMIN y. TAYLOR iuthe 10th year Of his
family respectfully invited 20 attend
the his ls,e residence lis HUDSON st. HoOOken N j.
Wrinesia-. july u. al p. IN.
THOMASu Mord,v July TO- Pleasant Valley J., Charles 7.
th- dm OThOmas CO.. m tue Jlsi Of his
Fuue will be- held The Church OF the Savior Perep0n o..
Brooklyn Of Wednesday. July Il. 1880 o'clock IN.
WESTERN-At Premium Point New Rochelle july g. after short
illness Cherries Calls Western the irm Of Western Co.. Pab
lisler,. sgei q yeirs
The remains BearhSoo Cemetery Of the place
wTNG-At Westchester 9Th inst Lae WIT
ing wis Of Wm. ". Whiting. szsI p yesrs
Funeral Weinesy 2h inst from Church of yice. s
kOp n.
WHTING-On sunday Dsiino shh Robert n.
sud Margsret Whiting. in the 3&i year Of his sge
friends respectfully invited % attend the hiae ar.
tie house o his parelt, No O Cumberiaids, Br9ok
july H. O'Clock The remains viii be taken V
Conn We 1isv. l2th inst, by the l h54-
Haven stopping 81 Nver,iie
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rrInTNrNn poDa AGAIr

DAVID fIgALD. Esl.-6m: W. Snow Harris
also y tn. Rod should be made OF ibc beat conduct
ing uon-C0pper i TIE best. being times that u
ro-aud should expose great IN extent o surface =.
pO,siJlo i8eHt with strcHSth inn 0IlaO.J. ana
20 -Ay IL gGJi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VESTS Patfut
square Ih, Copper Rod with ~ perfect lDnt-, - the
bea rod b, Doe iJ1EJ either with or without ,n-uion
j Wf-r.
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prRsONAI-RY TELEGRAPH

Tad" Lincoln. son of ex-President lincoln. Is
sernu.ly W drops His recovery regarded
doubtful His mother ] constant attendance on him
w Barnet 7. Stats age Is, a leading physician
Albany suddenly Sunday He bad been member OF the
Assembly Supervisor Councilman, and Mayor Of the city
Gen T. W. Sherman and a party of 2l ladies
and gentlemen have arrived Toronto They
o. an excursion Lawrence their way back to the United
800. Col Andrew Banks, brother of Gen. Banks
died Waham Sunday He arrived from Newureans last
"Wednesday where he had been for the past years the Custom
HOuse.
Secretary BelknRp is at his home in Keokuk.
weeks he will make Of
forts and arsena from St. Louis the frontier
fsr Sin1Il
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i1oIilical Notices

Fourth Assembly District Reppecan As,osiatio1;J
Committee viii he held lO1 East Broadway TUESDAY Mkt
July iI' n' The pO va" BE- u G.fH sIg EsT sR;SKFT r. 9E
GEO. NErHxacorr Secretary.
Filth Assembly District Republican Association.-Tss
Pnc FRIDAY h inst from & to 70 eSe e1oT E g ses' W.
Jos MuRpHy Secrary Chsrn,n.
seventh Assembly Disric-i Primary Election ior ofoe.
viii he'd No. % SIaave TUESDAY, h inst from t"
o. COCA JOHN D. LAWSON, ch,irm,n.
p 4. CosxtiSo Secretary.
Eighth Assembly Dstrct-The Republicans Of III: ittrt
Ranks Hotel pa Grnist on TUBsDAY JAY H. fl-eea
Delegates the Central Go%aii,sg ,s,;
JoHs J. OBRrEs Secretary
Ninth Assembly Distrct.A PnRaT election for ooer. q
ka'sa & 5.1 Ah m D1 aug no os & BsSkes on TUESDAY MORN.
'' july GEORGE p MERKLEE Chairzsu Of Inspectors
ROBERT R ClEPESrER. secrytiry.
Eleventh District Republican sOcintion.Tbe meneer.
0 Broadway J H. to choose officers and Delegates 10 TIE oe'''
Tue poles vii open at p L. 'r ''' C. G PSckSET Ch,r,aa
SThirteeuth Assembly District Republican Associs-
tion.PursuGt TO the call Issued by Hon Jackson > sc-S Aa s ~
o@e Of shove Association and Psg,is' 70 th Central s COMMITTEES
will be- held 81 EghthiSe o1 TCEsDAf1 july H. io'A
Fon' Ope' III IL " - sAML B H. VANCE
Chairman COmmite On RecarolmenL
sixteenth Assembly District RepUblican Association
Committee viii be held at Hall 200 Thlrlav on TUES
nay rett Nm Inst between The hours 4 end 10 A.
D'' " WM. HENRY ANrHON Chirnsn-
u. G. STrRsEs Secretaries
". Y CrTTER -
seventeenth Assembly Di-trictAR Election o. osstf, & q
Coruftee will be hed Hall Seyenave sad rory bh1 ~
TIIS nay lTuesayl J1g H. Po open TO p Az en-
rolled person, the Hal 81 the time ntci o eohs e @
will be- entitled to JOhA X RIsSALA '-@''~''
\ ". CLAY, Secretary.
Eighteenth Assembly District.
Meeting OF the hepu Daah
Association N District snd Delegates 10 the Central Conne
.lallg No
pill osn from % ocock D. members 10 TIE q 7 p
m will he entitled Of the Eurolnelt Committee
"' ' ~ A.. p. MAN, Chsrmaa
q W. LYOS Secretary
Assembly Dstrct.n parsusnoe Of The orei
n Messr So CLTZ ana OArON Primary Meeting vii be he'd a.
H.mouy Hall corner Thse and One hundred aa
an Tuesday Jv H. election Oce OF the hssoton AL
De,tss 10 Nh. C.u Committee Polls RON % O'Clock
D'''s''o' " -" JOHN A. EAGLBSON. Channaa.
WILLIAM Haw. jr., Secretary.
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MEMORANDA


D Asai r. B.1i afsetsns l-e.r r t,.,
epirg g. Conmpr Dr H0rsKrASs Cogss Dasrt
81 De 90 bni relief Aaire.. Ro-ssAs McXs,rEs
h4s1 y r. Who bare li i le prop-torshiD.
lrs,st as i''.-s l m-l.i3ss Wh'sse BY Josa hsszr
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Poser ~ Csrsf 80, Blind ard Biceug Pe F,,uls
ld 81 i.s ~ ID sr by - n hOs~Nss nsa
IL 81 -srts RosxAs McGssfEy Huis,a. n T. Pr,2s.,rs
Wb,-,sls b7 JOBS = Hg~sY
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COLORADO FOSSILS
[Fron He Boati,r lcatj v"''.

TFr0U ~ D0aH7f II1TI
Abundant evidence, III the shape oi iossii re-
,in ia 10 he found IA that portion ~ Iooiauo y IL
cSIeUding from north e. south through the enit u
- tb sisra Madras that this region hn- once hi a
,cal climate Fossil lions, tisers eoPaE1aA aud 2th'i
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Gpeeial Nctites

The " v Daily Of YESTERDAY has the following inter-
.pg contents The history and present condition al 'ae T
Railroads comple,e Published exclusively IN The Witness lhs
~ d the press on the 18th July rot The result Of 'as
eope on Of BOY, and girls the rres offered Tor Se 'e "
The Witness with the second toefnAne'
advertised for The continuation Of Little hes
and much interesting Copies NAV be hAd "A'
one cent Also ales numbers. Price ave cent?
y...os a.. =. .,,o,.l tusrd.-NewIot,y yEb 10, lSIi--
The Commandan pleasure informing vac - ra.s me i'm "a
e,ton th,t every Arrangement been " ~ 10,
Tar, lh A. Agreeable possible, and tae ss % 80 asnT "a
eur, their tekrts enaf the esn Anoy ON
pro, lle far The assembly Will De a. VIZ ''-
THURSDAY MORNING M y 'eEIFTERTs Colonel cenmaDag
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wlnoa,s:s-', HyDophO.psites vii enr- Cos,u.rrp-

p1r40p'- Purgsiive Piiis-Bs.t family Psr.. y boz
snBt pAs' C,v,tRr G,yDrIDr POTDE 70 Hos al S..x
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
MARRIIn

Wedding ard Vi-rirg ards I1ip, s,sn7ns N,c r,p<.
- BysHD 90 FrLIoN.T igpfGs CaygJs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

h., NJ the College sixty young men wero awarded oe
as @ nv tbe President Ewei and earnest speeches
were nade by eminent Virgnisns
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
STGTE or TIE WE4TBER

rELPCRAPnE9 REPORT TRoM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS. %. ;. a. or OBSERVATIONS Al 4ls47
LOCK LAST NIGHT.
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!. ,... Hazel, Boston.

- i~goru either BY teiesrsm " o tNei ~
II friends VIII hiy prepared Tor their comfort
intended srv. s - snt eslatnslneut soch 10
qgrs 30 o., Roni -Four Dosrs PEI it - ,,N,vs uoTpf R,
n., 4 Martins Biaekins universally 'eIno~as'S TIC o'''
IN s .on preserve the leather doe. nos ' clothing 'n
~ equal TO best JPaae yara''h. Sold BY al s'r 'Ai ''''
II. whol-ssl, Aseuoy. 20 Fulionet --
omce Nolice.-Tle Ms.h Nr furepe turtg ne sek col
Y Jrr ~ Bil. vl close si ts chse on ~ Enpt >,
~ aA - VFDSF DAY u m THURSDAY a ~ m 80
~ sAI LRDAf % lli q D. =. ''' ''" '''
n,,ios -ouIe'- LAiuacsi .,l .s JoaS u-H-A 90 90
al gt..SA
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P.rs oh-cl B.-s,a Eisi T. B,ss ~ gr':sel, % l,tc,
Watts Of P, J~aus -ss.s1d