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News Of the Week.

-CLosE OF CoNGRHss.-Thc first acssior
OF the 36 Congress finally adjourned ycstcr
day at T. o'clock noon. Al the appropria
ton bills including the postal, were passed
and signed by the President; but the mpor
tant measure known as the post route bill
failed. not having been got through the lIouSt
Of Representatives in time. The renewal o
contracts for the California mail service boil
ocean and overland, is thus unauthorizcd-
In practical legislation fine results Of the SCI
sion extend very little beyond the Ordinary
and necessary bills. The cquivocal hone
stead measure fails by reason Of the Prcsi-
dents veto, and after much political hublnb
about the tariff, the matter goes over for
further Illustration Of the value and wor!ing
Of the present scale of duties. Another ,ro-
test from the President against the actio, of
the House in regard to the infringement the
executive prcrogltive. the illcgimatc mdign-
ing of his character, &C., was sent in y;Stcr-
day. 1t is earnest and pointed, and is duly
noted i'll onr Congressional report.--SnH 2GM.
President Buchanan rc-convcnd the
Senate on Tuesday last for Executive business.
Some treaty business was attented to md the
Special Session closed on Thursday.
We understand that RcmbIican
Electoral Ticket has been formed in this
n,ni.d i've ~, ,,l,.,,,.i An w., ,I',,
l,l"ctnr. ,.,,.a I,t tn;n ','.', " I Wv,
ih,t W., p r'.; T "m' w 's,'' Il
rrnrns, ,iro nrt .rI ., ',i ~"
trIct or the Ticket.
, Co,,ru c.,., r.,:, n-,4,,,
Of the Charleston steamer Potomac on Fri.
day night, when abont twenty mills north OF
twl.I,a 1"nras o I"" n"'Sc ."'e' "Dou'
vnry diS,;nrt and 10 Srn ''o ,1, '" ho fla was
pccted Charles V comet.
on.o.,,,.. r. ,,,, Co. .:.,
from Georgetown Cross Roads, Kent county,
Md, states That between eight and nine o.
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LATE SNERIFPS SALE.

DI virtue ofa writ OF Nrnditloni Exponas
ID issued ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, 10 me directed, | will sell at Public
Sale, at the Court House door, Elkton, on
.NonIoy, the 23rI dug Of Jaiy, 1860,
All the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity, Of john Weir, in and
to all that
Piece, Parcel, Or Tract of Land,
whcrron the said John Weir now resides,
containing
EIss Acres. TEorc or E4css,
situated. lying and being in the 9TH Election
District, Cecil county, adjoining lands Of
David Rca, and others. aud more particularly
described in a deed from Nancy Campbell.
dated list OF May, 1850. recorded in libcr
r. c. H.. No. >, folio 3I6, one of the Land
Record Books Of Cecil county. Late the
property OF the said john Weir and taken
in execution at the suit Of William Logan.
and will be sold for Cash to satisfy said writ
and cost.
u sale to commence Mt 10 O'Clock A. II.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
June 30. 1SGD--ts. EX-Sherin.
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isG!tEing Establishment.

'E'lE Undersigned are prepared to furnish
L. a superior article Of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale, Cider, and Lager Beer.
Also, MINERAL WATER and SARSAPA-
Rll.LA of superior favor and quality.
U5~All orders per mail to the address
below, promptly attended to.
c. p. BURRlS & co.,
Pcrryvillc.
June 80, lSG0-3m. Cecil county, Md
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TIE ADMNlsrRArloN.-The whole power
of the Administration is to be brought tc
bear on all office holders maintaining Douglas
proclivilics Even Geo. Sanders, the defiant.
is to be numbered among the victims. A..
manner Of secret conclaves are being held by
the prominent leaders of the Administration
which will result in everything to the election
of Breckinridgc.
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little accommodation train on Tues
day evening last nn over aud killed woman,
supposed to havchccn asleep on the track.
between Wilmington and Newport. Some
portions of lottle smelling strongly OF
liquor, were found near her.
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JNG N0N FEET SIDING, sawed 6, I
SOOs OcO and inches wide.
10000 CHERRY PLANK and scANrIIYG
100, 900 FEET A. COMMON cULLINGS
80, 600 GHrDs and BINDERS for rrilsins
tlso, Panel select !oist Seantlug ana all kinds
a. Lumber in the rough.
% Low .or the C..sh or approved paper, by
holland CO.,
Jun. % 1860. Fort Deposit, I'D.
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and Gen Joseph Lane, of Oregon. for Vice
President, whrrcupon at II o'clock, p. NJ,
the Convention adjourned sine de-
THE RICHMoND DEMOCRATIC (TRur. ALSO y
CONFERENCE.-The body, composed of the
Scccdrrs from the Charleston Convention
met on Tuesday last. at Richmond, Va
ratified the nominations of Breckenridge and
Lane, and adopted the same Platform agreed
upon By the Maryland institute Convention,
on the previous Saturday.
Messrs. Douglas, Breckenridge and Lane
have each accepted the nominations Mr.
Fitzpatrick of Alabama declined. and I.on
lirrSchcl Y. johnson, of Georgia. was s,.bsli-
Iuled for him by committe OF. the trout ST.
Threaten Convention. lie has since accepted
the nomination.
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To DE REMOVED Administrations.
not believing in retaining any one in Office
who is not of some use to them by being an
active politician, have decided on displacing
Mr.. ~ hn Heart the efficient Superintendent
of Public Printing, and appointing in his
place \. j. Glo:7sbrcnner, a wdlknown Penn.
sylvanian, for some time recipient Of lavols
from 81. b." and person supposed 10 have
some influence in Pennsylvania.
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REMOVAL OF GEORGE n. SAUNDERS. Geo
n, Saunders was removed to-day from his
position as Naval Officer in the New York
Custom House. William Russell has beer
appointed in his place. Saunders is the first
Douglasitc upon whose head the official axe
has fallen. We may expect some further
dccapitations in few days.
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FITZrATRICN's WwUDRAwAL.-It is ru'
morcd in political circles that the reason for
the withdrawal Of Gov. Fitzpatrick, was
found in an agreement to the effect that
Breckenridge and Douglas should decline, and
that he ond Lane should be placed OH a ticket
ticket together. -Ph,'ata. MQuiJr.
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LOc.l Affairs.

0gThc Eastern Shore mail is to be
restored, on Monhy next. to daily route
instead ola tri-wokly, as for some time past.
The sub Contractor under Mr.. p. Oman enters
upon his duties OF Monday also.
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IN 4 QrANDARY.-Thc man that tells folks
hoWt to vote hasn't been around in these
''diggins' it is very evident, else our demo-
cratic friends would feel more comfortable
than they do. Between Doug and Brock :,
they are in quandary.
.
40" nAplN u DC N.,.l cnhcr
We're tutner dear charmer away.
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Blankets and
Stocking Warn.

Also, to Cad Wool into Rolls, at the
lowest rates. and on the most accommodating
terms, with promptness and despatch.
10 Manufactured Goods and Stocking
Yarn on hand for sale, or to trade for WOOL.
w. JOHNSON & BRO.
June .. 1Sj0-Cw.
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MANUFACTURING.

n all its various branches, vii be carried
T. on as usual at the Rock Valley Factory,
near Bay View, Cecil county, Maryland.
G5-FarTaers bring on Your Wool early,
and get sollo good Cloth made.
JETIiRO JOHNSON.
May 10. 1SCO-Sy
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Political,

WHAT THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER THINKS
or IT. The ,iiiirct viii BE- to divide. me
strength Of the Dcmoc.atic party, and cause
its defeat. But as both Conventions seemed
to he working to this end lhereSult may not
be so disastrous to the country as some sup
pose. The Republican party, if it should
prove successful. will wish for its own sake,
10 preserve the Union, and if the Southern
States will abide the Issue long enough to sec
what che policy of the Republican party will
be, Il < 'rohal.le they vii. IND it more CON
sentative than they expect. There is a vast
deal OF difference between being in power and
ont il, ana taste of the fat things of public
place will probable operate as Soothingly
upon the radicaliSm of the Republicans as it
has often done upon their opponents. AT
any rate. they will try and avoid the disgrace
Of scvering the country into sectional divi-
sons while the Government is in their hands
Let all keep cool, then, and be prepared to
enjoy this fOur-cornercd Presidential game
which is about to cnSne. so as to extract all
its fun without any Of its bitterness and
animoSltl(s .-PhIH. Letter.
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A LARGE PETITIoN.-Rcv. DR.. Fuller
opened the second day the Bait. Convention
with prayer, and pctitioned that the hearts of
the delegates might be purified from envy
and lice, and ambition and sciiShness.
If this request had been granted, the members
would hardly have been able to recognise
Zach other-P Providence J0urnul.
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The DlsnuprloN OF THE DEMOCRACY =
This event, long forctold reached its final
consummation in Baltimore on Friday the
ODD Of June, in the year Of grace 1850
After a strife of two weeks in Charleston,
then an armisice and renewal of the contest
for one week longer in Baltimore after
numerous hand TO hand encounters, without
and within the convention, the opposing
factions have determined no longer to remain
IN the same concern. Now, instead of the
rampant National Democracy the only
national rarty,} we have two great sectional
divisions, the Northern Democracy and tho
Southern Democracy the Douglas men and
the lancey men ;-SQuattertcs and Secs
slonists. These arc the names they apply &c
each other. We have always opposed the
organization Of Sectional parties, bat we dc
not regret the division of the democratic
party. 1t has hithe"to asserted its claims to
nationality, but the Union men of the coun.
try have never admitted the justice of these
claims. The elements of diScurd have long
been known to exist, ard the recent disrup.
ton has only brought to light what every ono
knew was already in existence. :" The
cohesive power Of the spoils " coall no lon,
ger keep together such rcpu.sive forces as
these two factions.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the democratic
party is to he attributed to the unwauantabl,
interference of Mr.. Douglas with the COM
promise of 1920 and the consequent reopen
ing Of the Slavery agitation by the passage
Of his kansas-Nelraska act in lSj4 Tho
storm raised among the political clements OIL
the country by that unfortunate Legislation
has brought about the disruption Of his party,
and will also result in his own political
demise. He had the power to raise the storm
but has failed to control it for his own benefit
The South has been deceived by him and now
dcspiscs him and his policy.
In this contest Of sectional divisions no
one who really desires the prosperity of til,
country apart from mere party triumph
can mistake the course of duty. The patti
is plain one. Let every true patriot eXer
h!mselft to control the popular vote of thu
whole country in favor Of those t,itd States
men JOHN BELL and EDWARD EVERETT -
Their names have long been connected with
the glory and rcnown of the country in moro
peaceful and better days. Their splendid
record as statesmen shows them to be vel
qualified, and this is better than all the mis-
cradle platforms that can be patched up
They stand upon the Constitution, and tina
is platform enough for any honest man.
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is a model of simplicity and compacncss, and is
made in the most substantial manner. 50 that its
durability equals lis efficiency and perfection of
work Its capacity. under ordinary circumstances.
has been from % to Ia bushels of wheat. and
from POO to ;iO0 bushels of oats per day 1t work.
al other kinds of grain equally we'll and also
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W Let us take look at the genuine, I'M
terrified Democracy, as the column now
stands.-N. Y. Day Booh
ia brother editor pcrtincntly asks how
wc can take a look at the untcrriicd Dcnnc-
racy when all the Democracy there is in the
country is half scared to death.
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EISl Acres. Tsorc or Ec>s,
EXECUTORS SALE.


EDY virtue ofthc last Win and Testament
- Of William BrvSon, dec d. and an Order
OF the Orphans Court Of Cecil county. the
subscriber will offer ut Public Sale, On the
premises, on
Eedncsday, the 18Th dug Of July, meet,
The Real Estate OF said deceased, consist
ng OF Il
SMALL FARM.
Of - ACRES. more or less. situated in
Cecil county, near Principle, adjoining lands
Of llasSon Lynch, and others.
The Improvements consist Of 3D.
A Frame Dwelling HOUSE and &Sss,A%s.s16
Stable. The land is well fen saaitsss
ced, and the situation is pleas i .22Ey2as
ant and healthy II will be sold subject to
the dover Of the widow of said deceased
TERMS Onc-third Cash, and the balance
in six and nine months, with interest from
day Of sale.
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At Smtrna, Del they arc to
have 4th Of July celebration, VIM. p.
Ewing, ESD, o Ekton, is announced as one
of the orators If the day.
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PLAYED OFT, In New York the Japan
ccs. In the United States, modern d.moc-
racy.
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Fl'ilE Board Of School Commissioners vii
a. meet at then Office, MONDAY, next
at ii o'clock \. NJ. BY Order.
Q. ~. ELLIS,
June 80; lSG0-1w, Secretary.
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Single and EeoMbge Horse Flower
AND COMBINED
TmnnG.iar and X4Finn0wnrs

AS also. CLOVER IIULhERS. FEED CUTTER :
Circular aud Cross Cut Saws. Horse RaFes. and :
greatly improved LEVER POWER. for two fou,
or six horses. which runs easier and better than
any lever power now in use.
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TO FARMERS.
10 FARMERS AND TNRlSiIERS
EtEsEEEESa'G ToaTETI,

HORSE POWER, &c.
FiNlIE undersigned still continues the agency for
{ tic sale of the celebrated
WHEELER, MELICK & CO.'S PATENT
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15~s.M ode alton "will observe some change
III his article
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'Ess.asssar and yVipnn,ypr.v

III at greatly Rcducod Prices.
lhe :. lml rnycd pNtent Cnmhincl
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Land Warrants Wanted.
NOTICE.,

APPLY TO J. +. McCULLOUGH.
June 30, lSGO-lm. Elkton.
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int Grows more am more Popular erery duM
A ND Testimonial. new. and almost without
~ number mi .it be given from lad les and gen.
tiemcn i'll al! grades of society. whose united tes-
tim"my none could resist. that Prof Woods Hair
Restorative will restore the Bald and Gray. and
preserve the hair of the youth to old age in all its
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THE LATEST NEWS
Later From Europe
TELEG RAP HIO.

1abfr EE~8 europe
ST JoHS's, p, July 1.-The steamer Con
here this evening
The steamer Niagara arrived ont on the sth and
the Bohemian on the 9th
The British mail contract has been transferred
rom Tie Galway 20 the Canadian line, which calls
The Prince Of Wales sailed on the 10Th inst.
The steamer North Briton was 20 leave Liver-
pool on the 18th for q uebec, via 81 yohn,s The
mail service will be fOrtnig htly in the Alternate
Canadian steamers, touching at Londonderry, "A
at present
Two additional failures have occurred in IN.
leather trade
twas considered certain that the Coaferenc. Of
all the European Powers on toe Swiss question
would be held at Paris. In October, the Power,
being repres nted by their Embassadors
There Is nothing new as 20 Garibaldfs move
ments against Messina. The reported conflict
near Messina is unconnrmed
be proclamation Of the new constitution in
Naples was indinerently received
IL 4 estimated that 2O.0OO Royalists will defend
Messrha against GAribaldi.
Tue s,eilisn ambassadors to France had ar
The Papal Government had released the -polit-
lcal prisoners In the Romagna
france had notified Turkey that q stop must be
put to the massacres in Syria
The Bombay mail Of June 7th had reached
England
Lord Elg.n and Baron eros had lief, Gale for
China '0 '0'
Australia dates TO Nav 18th state tia, IN, oor.
mercial crisis had abated
The signs Of instruction In New Zealand were
spreading
PARIS, "Wednesday Moniteur annopno..
that the session Of the Legislature IL pTorosued
I'll the 2lst Of July
VIENNA. Wednesday.-Tbe report that Austri,
lhehos 70 contract a new loan IL unfounded
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GEORGETOWN.


GRoRsErowN. July 20, 1880
An adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Asso-
citation, held last evening at the hall, corner Of
High and Gay street, was, we are informed,
large and enthusiastic one Enough Of the need
Ial" Was provided 70 pay all claims against the
Association, aud leave IL free and unembsrrassed
Tor the campaign. resolution for the calling of
meeting to rdtify the nominations Of Douglas
aho Johnson was voted down by about i've 60 one;
aud IL was subsequently, HRaainIosSly resolved that
arrangements be made for a meeting Of the democ-
racy OF Georgetown, 20 ratfy the nominations Of
John Z. Breckinridge and Gen. Joe Lane for
President and Vice President of the United states
not, however, without few dissentient voices
being heard. Several gentlemen Of the minority
subsequently defined their positions, and an
nounced their determination not 70 sever their
connection with the association, but to act with
the majority for the sake of harmony and Ell
cheney In our municipal contests They Were
content to express their preference, and having
been overruled by majority, were willing 90
second the call for the proposed rati ncaIion
ing This prudent course IL a king example
for democrats throughout the country, and con-
trasts very favorably with the inharmonious and
uproarious democratic gatherings in w ashington,
as reported in the Star. IL was decided, we
believe, 10 give up the present hall and rent
room elsewhere; aud the association adjourned 10
meet when called together by the president.
Great complaints are made in all the higher por
tons Of our city Of the scarcity Of water MANY
persons In moderately elevated sections have been
unable 10 draw any for two or three DAYS and
higns past we do not know whether the evil
can be remedied in the present state Of the Aque-
dnct-we suppose not-but those who have an
ample supply Of the precious fluid may, by econ
omy in its use, help their less-favored neigh bors
The Red Men of Georgetown intend having a
No. | picnic about the 9th Of August next. of
which the particulars will be duly advertised in
the Star.
Very little new wheat is coming in, and none
by canal. IL may be quoted at 81 IS for red, and
81 3oasl IS for white. The first lot by rivera
small one, and Of inferior quality-sOld from a
vessel yesterday at 81 IS. But few wagons are
arriving.
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DYsPkPsIA CURED.

Il IVIH JUStPH flOAIb, fISq., tI Now ! DIX tltY.
NEW YORK, July 81.
GeHtternen: Having suffered many Years from
repeated attacks of the Dyspepsia in its woJst
form, and almost exhausted my hopes of being able
10 obtain any rma1ent relief | was induced to
nave recourse 70 the Orgy mated BitferS, prepared
by DIR. George B. q reen, for which you are cents
Ii gives me great pleasure 10 say that its eectupon
me has been highly beneficial, Graduating the dis
ease; and re torlng me to good health and | sin
&c rely hope that all who may be suffering from that
dreadful disease will be induced TO give the medI-
cine trial fully believing they will not be disap
pointed In tbs result. JOSEPH HoxIR
No 20 Wall street.
Such testimony the above is entitled to the con
hdence III dysPePtcs, and proves the efficacy f the
OJys>rdted Bitt-rS. Mr. Hoxie is well known as
highly respectable tixen.
Prepared by =. w. Fowle d Co, Boston, and for
sale by g. u. Gilman, ;. c: Ford, jr, ). b. Waite,
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. iy I9-lw,r
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Murder

NEWARK, n. }. July Is-Mrs Elizabeth Ian
ner died last night Of softening OF the brain from
the blow of club given her two weeks ago, bV
a man named George Walfgangle. walfgangls
vas vas lying 20 outrage young girl named Catha
rine Schmidt, in Springfield Avenue when d.
CEASED hearing her cries ran TO her relief and
uled to help her. This enraged waIfrangle.
VINO struck her with his club until she became
lnsensiole. She fingered in a stupor until last
night, when death relieved her Of her suffering,
me unfortunate woman leaves a husband and
several children. Walfgangle is still at large
Inc cofoner's Inquest 10 in progress.
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Now Coon D.eEsrIoy WAITS ON

NOW GooD DIGESTION WAITS on APPETITE,
AND HEALTH ON Born But good digestion is a
rarity In TINS country. Dyspepsia is as common
among US and as genera, ifnot fatal as consump
ZION. ANA yet every man and woman in the lai d
ior TINS disease, and all the complaints that il en-
genders; No case IN which Hostetter's stomach
ing and u neglected, DANGEROUS aim nt is within
the knowledge OF any human ing. And why: Be
cause 40 such case has never occurred The
stomach strengthened revita zed and tored BY this
celebrated recuPerant must pc form the work of
dlseston and tn roug hy adapt the food IL receives
TO the support OF the system. Hence it relieves all
PAIN and uneasiness In the digestive organs. con-
sodates the e H. gives elasticity and vigor to the
muscle, and reinfofces, as with new life ali the
animal powers. iy To- eoSt
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New York Houston State Couy.utien-C.u
Atockion for Nice Rresideut-A a 81

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, July Is The Houston
state Convention assembled here at noon today
j l. Van Ransellaer, of Albany was elected
president The convention then nominated the
following ticket: For Presdsnt-Sam Houston,
OF Texas For Vice President-Com Stockton
Ct New jersey. The committee on electors ne,
pofteo that they bad elected only partial cleo
tOral ticket The chairman denannced ,rch :,
ucket as gross insult 10 Mr. Houston and his
friends, and retired from the convention with
some other delegates. After some severe personal
the convention broke up in a sort Of indiscrimi-
nate row.
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Nomination..

ST LOUIS, July ls.-The l. MON county convep-
ton has now nominated Albert Todd for Con-
gress.
SPRINsFIELD, Mo, July Is AT Bolivar. on the
10Th inst Hon. &. w Price was Nominated bv
she eckinridge men, in opposition to Hon Joha
Phelps.
FRANKFORT, Ky, July IL The Democratic
state convention has nomi natsd Clinton McC.rtv
Tor clerk Of the court Of appeals
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July ls-The second district
I Democfat convention to-day nominated Ben. NJ.
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The Fishing Boupdarie,

BosroN, July 1s.-The steamer City OF New
ork will leave tomorrow for the fishing grounds
In the British provinces. Ex-Gov Hubbard q
- Commissioner. under the reel procity treaty.
and other Officials, will proceed 20 Newfound-
land, where they will be Joined by the British
commissioner. They will then proceed 70 define
the fishing boundaries under the treaty.
The city authorities Of Cbarlestown. Mass are
making arrangements for public demonstration
In honor Of the arrival Of the FIRST Galway steamer
Tor which dock has been selected al that port