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untrue. 1t, is true that at the time
spoken of by the reporter l had con-
versation with him upon the political situ-
alton, but instead of favoring Aliens
Nomination I announced my sell, as l bad
hitherto done. uncompromisiE glyin favor
of Judge Thurman. l said that
l approved Of the platform
upon which Governor, Allen ran
at the last election, and that the cur
rency views of the Ohio Democracy
properly interpreted met with my hearty
endorsement. That personally Governor
Allen was extremely popular in West
Virginia, and that we deplored his re-
cent defeat for Governor as much as his
friends of. Ohio. That his defeat was
wholly attributable TO the perversion
OF the currency clause of his plat
form and the malicious misrepre-
sensations OF the Geghan law, which law
no disinterested man could oppose that
Thurman was the man because he was
popular with all parties, though his pop
ularity with the Radicals would not help
him. These are IN substance the views
expressed 10 to the correspondent OF the
Eng,tire1' and the views now entertained
by me. | am Internationally IN favor of
Allen &. Thurman for the
Presidency. and [ believe 1t
to be the duty of the Democracy North
and South to repudiate the action of the
late Cincinnati Convention, as / am
satisfied they would do. Judge Thur
man is stronger to-day than ever, and
the personal atfront offered him by his
personal enemies at Cincinnati will only
result in his triumphant nomination at
st. Louis.
Very respectfully,
+. q. CRACRAFT.
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The Washington Hall Association has
advertised for plans and specifications
for rebuilding the Hall. Without intend
ing to NEEDLE with the aft irs of others,
we would suggest to the Association the
propriety of making q hall Of the second
story, ms it was in the old building, i'll
stead of cutting it up Into offices, as we
learn is now contemplated. The city
needs hall of this kind, and il will not
interfere In any way with the Hamilton
Opera House, which is credit to the en-
terprlse OF the city. The Opera House
was found TO be necessity wien the
Washington Hall was standing, and
the necessity for the two places has not
ceased to exist.
At one time the city had two or three
other halls, all of which now are appro-
priated BY our German societies for pri-
vate purposes, AMI VIC assuredly need n
public hall which can be accommodated
10 purposes for which the Opera House is
not found suitable. We know that this
idea meets with the appreciation of our
citizens, and we hope that the Associa-
ton will take it under consideration.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLESTON, March 10, 1869.
IL. II. STEW EMS
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that | have
used your "Blood Preparation" in my
family tor sew raj years, and | think that
for Scrofula or Cankerou> HumorS, or
Rheumatic Affections, IL cannot be eX-
celled; and aS - blood purifier and spring
medicine, IL ~ the best thing have ever
IL. ed; and thave used almost everything.
can chcsrfully recommend IL Ia any
one in need of such Il medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. y. a. DlNSMORE,
10 Rus<slt street.
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WHAT is NEEDED.
Boston, Feb. Is ISL.

TlONIVNi TVII.
HENRY K. STEVENS ESQ.,
DEAR SIR-About one year since fOu1 III
myself in feeble condition from gene raj
debility. NEGETINE was strongly rec ON
mended tome by 1ricHd who had been
much benefited 10y its use. | procured
the article, and after using several bottles,
was restored tohealth, and diScOn tinued
its use. feel quite confident that there
is no medicine superior to II for those COM
plaintS for which il is especially prepared
and would cheerfuily recommend II 10
those who feel that they need something
10 restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
u. Ia. PETTENGlLL,
Firm of :. NJ. Pettengill & Co, No. 10
State street BpS.On.
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a CARD.
Editors of the Register.

Editors OF The Register.
lfsystematic his representation of men
and their political views will secure the
nomination Of Gov. Allen at the st.
Louis Convention, then his nomination
is not barren ideality but a ioregone
conclusion. My attention has been called
to the report of an interview had with
me by u reporter of the Cincinnati En-
Quirer, and the statements therein made
have prompted on my part this publics-
tion.
What is reported in the Emperor as
coming from nae is in the MAIN wholly
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DIED.

KEPNER.-on Sunday, May 81, 1876, at
) o'clock T.. M, GEoRCIANNA, daughter OF
=. A. and Della Z. kepner, aged one year,
four months and fourteen days.
Funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, l2 Fifteenth street, Tuesday alter
noon, ut = O'Clock. Friends OF the family
are invited To- attend.
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

NJ daughter has received great benefit
iron. the use of the NEGETINE. Her de-
cliH{ng health was II source vi great anXi-
cts To- all ot her friends. \ few bottles Of
Lhs NEGETINE restored her health,
strength and appetite.
n II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Sears Building. Boston, Mass.
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The MOasiaia Echo Is new kepub-
ican paper at Keyser. Judge J. T.
HoKE is the editor. The paper has
neat appearance, and we wish it success
in all respects except its awful politics.
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REV. JAMES Ii. LEPs, of Green brier
county, is spoken of as a candidate for
State Superintendent Of Schools. There
is no better qualified man for the posi-
tion TO be found in the State,
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TRUSTEE'SSALE.
Country Residence for Sale.

HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE Ny kt~l'
/ drucc, siiuHt" IN the villug" of I"Hl 81.
woo1, two miles east oi this city. lh'
house - Ia good order and contains ton
rooms, besides wn>h nous" ana "lh''
necessary out buildings. There are about
siN ncrrs ~ excellent land suitable i"'
building sites viii sell ns "a wh0l" ~ 100
m,,s TIIOS. O'BRlEN.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. IL will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to cluu agents and 10 subscribers.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Dl VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Andrew Lantry TO me as
Trustee, dated the Dist day of January
1876, and duly recorded IN the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Court of Ohio county,
in deed OF trust book No. 10, page ~, Will,
on Saturday. the Goth day Of May.
1876. at the front door OF the Court House
OF said county, commencing AT ~ CLOCK
"a. m. offer tor sale the following property,
that is 10 say: One Work Horse, one Cart
and one Set of Work Harness.
Terms CT sale cash. Selling rs trustee ]
shall convey only such interest in th"
foregoing property as is vested in me a.
Trustee. T.. u. CRAtRAFI, trustee.
JIG. HERyEY, Auctioneer. my
The above sale has been adjourned un-
Til Saturday, May -, 1876, commencing at
10 O'Clock a. m.
Il. q. CRACRAF'r, Trustee,
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NEW ApXERTlsEMgNrs

EOUND.-IN NV SALOON, 4 POCKET
E book containing small amount OF
money. The owner can obtain the same
by proving property and laying for This
advertisement, ~ making application 10
Theo. schultz, 1881 Market street.
maY2O-lt =.
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE Two
w story brick tenement HOUSES 900
Twenty nuh street, Tor sale. Tiny W'
nearly new ana ~ excellent repair. pa.
contains fDur rooms and "A kitchen, HhI
both have good cellars. Any person d'
string a cheap dwelling hOWe well j. cal''I
and upou reasonable terms, vii 81" veil
a. call. TOR full particular. apply O" TOO
Undersigned at their pilic", No. IIS nap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va
CRACRAFG s COLI,
apYiJh Attorney
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FOR7CTNCTNNATI.

- IT, THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
draught passenger steamer
Ed. Muhleman, Clerk; will leave for the
above on Tuesday, May Odd, 1876, at
p. NJ. Fer freight or passage apply on board
or to {. ii. BOOTH u CO.,
myl Agents. :
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SHERIFF HEEL of Wood county is re-
covering from severe illness
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BACON AND LARD.

4 FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND
n of Leaf Lard, :. e. Hams, Shoulders.
Clear Sides, ;. [. BrisketS, etc. Orders filled
fresh from smOke-hOuSe daily.
mars ". REILLY.
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E.oE sale.

nNFOF THE y ST AND MOST Dt-IE
ABLY tocatHd farms in Brook count,
owned by Mr.. A. 81. Buchanan, c"ni1in.
Ing jll acres. 80 improved aud DO lI'
highest state Of cultivation. o." Nh" lN"
story Brick Dwelling, containing Ilfppm.
all necessary out buildings. SITUATED IYW
miles south OF WolisUurg, on Bethany pix
For further partlcplnn apply +"
usr7 ALDERSDN & PAUL.
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SUNDRIES.

CYRUPS, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE.
= Brooms, Soaps, Candles, Crackers.
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon AM Lard Oils, Spices, Rice, starch,
Snufs, Soda, GrOcers Drugs aud such Oihe
articles as are usually found in a frst-class
house. N. REILLY.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OOLONG.
\ Japan, GunpOwder, SouChOng and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading brands ~
Vir.inia and Kentucky Chewing Tobacco.
always on hand. Special Inducements
offered in these lines.
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1HEUNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DULY
4 appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of Richard :. Brown,
deceased. late Sherift Of ohio county. All
persons indebted to said estate for taxes or
0th erwise, are hereby notified that pay
1neut must he made at once % WIN. l.. Nc.
Phail, Deputy sheriff, al his office, No.
WM. II. HALL,
Administrator Richard :. Brown, decd.
myllcod-ra
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yegetine IL Sold by ali Druggists.

Trln Agents Wanted. Good chance for
Ian making money, to parties who de-
lHO vote whole or part OF time in SELL
ingour Teas. Liberal commissions
Send for terms. Z. .. Box 56IS. GREAT
AMERICAN TEA CO., 81 4 81 VeSey st.
New York.
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FISH.
REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & GranulateIl
loo Extra and A White,
80 Franklin Il,
50 Yellow e,
In store and for sale by
mr9 VI. REILLY,
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a CARD.

rJNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and iuuiScretionS of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, will send recipe, that
will cure you, FREEoF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send II Selt-aGdrcSSed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH Il. lNMAN,
Station ID, Bible House New York City.
febSeOd-tgub
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Go away from home TO hear the news.
A correspondent of the Cimcinnati En-
gtarer who was on recent visit TO
Wheeling, gives the following as re-
suit of an interview with what he calls
the "lesding citizens of Wheeling"
much OF which will prove ncwsy read
ing to our citizens:
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SpeciaI Meeting.

MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
n the Nail City Boat Club Will be ned
at the Boat house this evening At 7o'clock
A full attendance is desired, as business OF
Importance will be Transacted.
JAS. PETERS, Pres.
CA, HelmbrIght, Sec'y.
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Forty years has tested the value of
DIR. a. =. TOdd's Anti-Riilious and
Liver piiIs.

DIR. a. -. TOdd's Anti-Biflfous ana
Liver Pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For BilliOuSness
Use Dr. 4. =. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Complsirt,
Use Or. \. =. TOdd's PILLS.
For dyspepsia,
Use DR.. \. =. TOdd'S fills.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. y. 5. TOdd's oils.
For DiSordcred Stomach,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion ol Food,
Use DIR. A. >. Todd = Fills.
FOR Constipation OF Bowelsl
Use DR.. a. =. TOdd's Pills.
For Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DIR. \. =. TOdd's Pills.
For lmpurity OF the Blood
Use Hr. \. :. Todd's Pills.
For iainS IN the Head
Use ~. A. =. TOdd's Pills.
For aims in the Side,
Use - A. -. rodd's Pills.
LAiGHLuN BROTHERS q CO.,
PROPRlETORS.
Sold by Druggists ana Dealers every
where.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS
OF FLESH

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872.
II. K. STEVENS, ESQ
DEAR SIR have had Dyspepsia in its
worst form for the last ten years, and have
taken hundreds of dollars worth OF me, j.
cine without obtaining any reliet. In Se =
TENDER last | commenced taking IL 2
VEGETINE, since which time my health.
has steadily improved. My food digests
well; and have gained fifteen pounds OF
flesh There are several Others IN this
place taking NEGErISE; and all have OBJ
iained relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS r. MOORE,
Overseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co. =
Mills.
yeeetine IL Sold by all Druggists,
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
THE PROTECTOKY PICNIC.

Yesterday tho opening day of the annual visit
to the New York Catholic Pfotcctory. in WcstchcsicE
THIS annual vis as IL Is called Is IN reality picnic
large grove the grounds of tho ProIcctOrr Is set
apart for The accommodation Of visitors platform
100 feet square tor dancing purposes erected as
week and there full orchestra nand yesterday
provide music for the dancers Also in connection
with the affair hrst class restaurant, uidcr tho
charge OF NJ. Kerns Tho picnic will continue
throu shout the week. and II expected will be largely
attended. The Morrsania steamboat connects Win
railroad direct to tho grounds, leaving Fulton slip
every half hour, stopping Al Grand street, twenty
third street ana li9th street. To-day steamer leaves
Fulton slip at twelve clock returning at $3.50 r. H.,
making pleasant excursion. Every day during tho
week the institution a~eif will ne opened ~ four
O'Clock IN the afternoon lor Inspection, when all visit
ors 10 tho around viii have tie privilege of going
through them and will DC shown the different IN
dus,riai depart ncnss the general workings Of tho
Institution. The proceedings Will be enivcncd
this week by addresses rom several prom
inent gentlemen IN The Catholic community and
by theatrical performances 10 be gwen by tho
boys connected wilh the institution The celebrated
r1lmic artist and character actor Frank Bush. Will
give OF his pevuiar dcincttons every day aurns
the progress o! the festival The whole affair Is under
the direct charge OF Brother TuIicw, director OF tho
institution. The admission to the grounds IA nit
ccuts and the proceeds oi the week intended fc
the erection OF recreation rsom and chapel tor u
boys
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rilg RACE.


Love Chase iirs, away, Kenncy second, Alton
third, Hattie F. iourth rapermakcr nth. The horses
closed up on the lower iuih, and as they passed the
threc-quarter pole Alton, Love Chase and Hattie f.
were head ana head, kenney length further on,
fourth three lengths In advance OF Paper Maker Run
Ding up the quarter stretch Love Chase came away
from the Others and she passed the Judges stand
was leading three lengths kcnney second, one length
IN front OF Hattie f., the latter half length
In advance oil Papermaker, Alton NTH Going
around the upper turn Alton through the horses
ana took sides with Love Chase III the quarter pole,
Hattie }. and Papermaktr third and fourth. nearly
Kcnney made rapid and passed all The horses be-
fore he reached The hall mile pole and looked very
much like winner At that point being neck IN front
OF Love Chase the latter half length ahead OF Aoa,
who WAS half length advance Of Hattie T., Paper
maker length behind Keuuey Kept in front all the
way around the lower turn but just as he reached TIC
three quarter pole Papermakcr took sides with him.
Coming up the homcstrcich Papermaker galOpcd away
from kenney and came home easy winner OF the
by i've lengths Kenney second SIX lengths ahead
OF Love Chase, who two lengths In advance OF
Hattie f., the latter dozen lengths IN front OF Alton
Time, 2:45l the last mile having boen run IN l5S
FouKTH RACE
steoplechase handicap tor all ages about three
tirst S,5 and $25 tile third horse. Three
came The post. These were A. D. Browns bay horse
Corone, by Jonesboro dam Garland, aged los lbs J.
q. n Lawrences chessn horse Resoue, by Revover,
dam Matte c., aged. l47 ts and Donahues chestnut
geldng Weasel, by Narragansstt, dam Maidstone, 40
lbs. CorOnct was great favorite, Resoute second
choice Weasel backed by his owners trends TO some
extent. The race was very Interesting one, Reso-
Lutte and Coronct making very interesting nnsh
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.
THE AMATEUR HANDICAP MEErING-ITs SUCCESS
ASSURED.

THE AMATEUR HANDICAP MEErING-ITs SUCCESS
ASSURED.
The amateur handicap meeting, announced TO take
place the grounds OF the New York Athletic Club
Mott Haven, Saturday, Goth inst. is receiving much
attention in all quarters II Is the first time in tho
history OF athletic sports in this vicinity that the new
beginner or tho indifferent performer has been given
an equal chance with those of excellent records ana
while they may be successful there will be capital
opportunities of such to achieve decided victories
Already Mr.. A. H. Curtis, the efficient Secretary OF tho
Athletic Club who has full charge OF the details Of the
meeting, has received many entries and there every
reason to believe that the number Of competitors in
both tho walking and running events will be very
large. There IL still another week before the entries
close.
This programme OF the games will be as foows:--
Fira-One hundred yards, trial heat.
Sscond-One mile
7hird-ore hundred yards, second trial heat
Fourh--rwO mile walk
Fifh-Four hundred and forty yards
SizL-One hundred yards, trial heat
The prizes will be gold medals the FIRST and second
and "A silver mccall to tho third IN the l(O Yards lr
the entries the other games warrant third prizes
will also be given. Entrance fee So for each event.
which Will be returned TO all those who go The
full Those entitled ~ start the final Of
the 100 yards, II entered in tho +4G yards, will have
Their entrance fee returned IN they choose with
draw IRON the latter. No competitor Will be allowed
TO enter under false namc and The right to refuse
my entry is reserved Entries will be received up to
three O'Clock p N. Saturday, July % The entrance
fee must accompany tic entry, together with
declaration OF the colors OF the competitor,
which must be pronounced and distinct.
The uniform must consist of undershlrt
and trunks or drawers To the knee Members OF xth-
letic and rowing clubs will be required to furnish
tncatc Of membership and that the person entering
amateur. Any person not member OF any recog
nized club must be properly introduced by some well
known person who vouch tor his being amateur
Mr.. James Watson has undertaken tho duties OF
handicapper As handicap races are the only
oferi-g any inducemcnt for new men 10 try, for
those up first form TO tram on II 10 to be
hoped that every performer Will do his best to assist
Mr.. Curtis in making this, the inaugural meeting. a
success for upon It's depends the question OF
continuance Of these meetings
An amateur is any person who has never competed
in nm open competition for stake, for public money
for adu ission money or with professionals for
prize has ever, any period OF his life, taught
assisted the pursuit OF athletic exercises means
of livelihood.
Entries should be addressed to A. II Curtis, Sccre-
tary, box 1908 Post Office, New York.
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Leonard had the best OF the send OF ucfer second,
Puryears colt third. Orion fourth, Bombast NTH The
horses ran RAPIDLY around the upper turn, changing
places the way. At the quarter pole Lucifer led
length Purycars colt second, Bombast third Leonard
fourth, ORION fifth Going down the backstrctch Pur-
year to the front, Lucfer second Leonard third
Orion fourth, Bombast nnh. A fine wit
messed during the to the haEmilc pole,
and the youngsters passed that point Puryear's
colt led neck Leonard second Orion third, Lucfcr
fourth, Bombast fifth. Purycar led half length
around the lower turn, Leonard second, tho others
dropping back tho three-quar or pole Puryear led
one length, Leonard second, two lengths front Of
Lucier; Orion fourth, Bombast filth. Getting tho
homcstretcn the close between Leonard and
Puryears colt all the others being beaten beyond hopc
before they reached the furlong pole and, alter fine
run home Purycar's colt won by half length,
Leonard second, three lengths ahead OF Bombast;
Luciicr fourth, Orion ffth Time 80, which is
dcrful time Tor two.year-old with 1lo lbs on his
back. The stake amounted TO S1,l50
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
CALIFORNIA POLO CLUB.
ITS EXHIBITION TouR--LoNG BRANCH. WHITE
PLAINS, TROY, SARATOGA AND NEWPORT TO


PLAINS, TROY, SARATOGA AND NEWPORT TO
BE Visited.
This famous band Of horsemen will leave their en-
campment at Fleetwood Park tomorrow and journey
to Long Branch, having been invited TO givetwo eX-
hibons at Monmouth Park by the leading visitors at
that pleasant seaside resort. These exhibitions the
arst by The club in the East will illustrate to perfection
the and general style OF the rough riders OF
the southern plains of California, while Captain Mowry
and his associates will perform many ieats in the
saddle before witnessed. and they will also treat
the spectators TO games OF polo In the latter manly
sport these gentlemen from jose perfectly at
home, and 1t Will be well worth all tho
time II viii occupy to SEQ thcm In one
feats In the saddle and polo playing, Captain Mowry
will exhibit and perform with his chuck jumping"
horse This animal, among many otner queer things,
Will show TO what extent the California horse may
have the "spiiiing" habit bred in him. Anybody that
to may ride this animal He will be shown both
exhibition days at Monmouth Park these being settled
upon Thursday and saturday OF this week.
From Long Branch the CLUB will visit White Plains,
and there, Wednesday, 10Th inst, give another
Loug Branch From White Plains Captain Mowry and
fellow members viii 80 Troy, where they will do
light tho OF that town and vicinity with their
feats on Saturday, 10Th inst
From Troy they VIII visit Saratoga upon the invita-
ton OF many influential citizens Three exhibitions
will be given 10 tins popular summer vii age, when the
club will leave Tor Newport, thcrc TO play polo and
ments The tour Of the club cannot be otherwise than