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BY THE CABLE.
AdviCes to the slst of August.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-Nows from the
continent shows that the treaties RrC
being speedily concluded and tho hos.
til" troops ovAcuNting the countries
they occupied.
vienna, Aug. 29.-Gon. Menobcru
has been cordially received. Ncgotin-
tions have been opened. Austria will
not demand any compensation for tho
defense of Nenitin. The peace i'll Italy
| Is certain.
BEKLIN, Aug. 20.-'rho text of the
Austro- Prussinn treaty in all the chief
points is the same as tho prcliminNries.
An address from Loipsic has been sent
to the Prussinn Legislature in favor OF
the Union of SaxOny with Prussia.
BRUsSELS, Aug. 29.-Prince Iturbide,
of Mexico, and MclvNin nro here.
TRIESTE, August 20.-Tho Empress OF
Mexico was received mt Vienna by
Humbert, and officially at Padun by
King Victor Emanuel, his Generals, &c.
She arrived ut Mirama today, and
was received by the military and civil
authorities.
FLORENCE, August 29.-The rumored
negotiations between tho Ilalinn and
Papal Governments are denied.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 29.-Many
addresses of welcome to the United
States Embassy have been received
from the interior by telegraph.
ATHENS, August 20.-The Insurgents
at Gambia continue to fortify their po-
sitions. Families are cmigrating to
Greece. European war ships are ex-
pected.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 3l.-The steam
ship Java, from New York arrived to-
day.
PRAGUE, Aug. 3e.-The ratiIications
ofthe treaty OF Peace have been ex.
changed, and its provisions will now be
fully enforced.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Thc advices re-
ceived here of tho Philadelphia Con-
vention have had the effect to material
ly advance the price of Rebel bonds.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of
England show an increase OF over one
million pounds sterling in bullion.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-In consequence Of
further representations made to the
home government by tho Canadian au.
thOrities relative to further trouble OH
the part of the Fenians from the United
States, the question of sending another
cavalry regiment to Canada is under
discussion, and regiment of this arm
will probably soon be despatched from
Liverpool to Quebec.
Moscow, Aug. 3l.-Assistant Secreta.
| ry Of the United States, Mr.. Fox, has
been presented with an address by the
peasants of Russia, expressive Of theil
fraternal feelings towards the grea
American Republic.
LONDON, Aug. Sl.-Consols opened a
500 for money. The opening prices fol
United States 5-2O's was 1915; Erie Rail
way 46, Illinois Central 1914.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3l.-Cotton marke
dull; sales of the week foot up 6G,OOC
bales medium upland Mt the opening
at 13I5d.
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TOLEDO, Aug. Satisfactorily after
noon, during the picnic of the Clinton
Park Sabbath School, at Presque
Island, three miles below this city, n
party, consisting of five persons, Ben
mott Holman, Everett G. Isherwood,
aged about Is years, Florence Rhodes,
Fanny Underwood, and Georgiana
Bell, aged eleven, thirteen and fourteen,
respectively, crossed tho river in n
small boat, and, while attempting to
return to the Island, the boat swamp
drowned.
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Canadian News.

New YORK, August 81, 1906
4 special from Ottown says: Tho
discomfort among the Canadian mill
tin, mt their treatment by the Provin-
cial government Is increasing. Nearly
the whole force have expressed their
dissatisfaction with tho service.
Ten thousand troops, 1t is reported,
are awaiting transportation in England
for the Colonies.
Contracts for obtaining largo sup
ply OF American breeGh-lOadIng rifles
VIII he made, but of what extent is
not known.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.
Nruy VouIy A,,r,

JOBBERs' PRICES.
80 Brown Observation-Disclosures a, 81; Pittsield
Blenched ShirtingS-New York Mills, 10:
Tip Top 81; Canoe 1877.
PIints-Merrimack w 81; NaIorl lSIy; Ar
nOlds IL; COchecO ~.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic and
Empress Trail, prices unchanged; Meyers Y
l., In good demand
do, No. 49, S:95.
Magic Rutlles-No.3 3. 81 10; No. :, sII 20: No.
= Sl4 So; home made No. 3, s. 50; No. 7, 81 so;
Rubber Craynts-NO. 3. figured, I%-inch.
IS y; 54-inch. IS rs; l-inch, SIS q.
Brown DrillS-AmOskcag, u; Winthrop %
COnset JeanS-LacOnia, 81; Bates, is.
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NEW York, Aug. 3I.-The steamer
Arizonia, with California dates TO the
10th, has arrived. Also the steamer
Napoleon Sd, from Havre on tho 10th.
Washington specinls say that II dis
patch to Gen. Grant from Gen. Sher-
man, dated ut Fort Laramie, states that
the reports of Indian outrnges are great
wires remain uninjurcd; mails run reg
ulnrly, and no parties going across the
plains properly organized havGsufIered
any loss
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NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-The Hcrald's
Richmond correspondent states posi-
lively, that the body of Col; Dahlgren,
of General Kilpatrick's staff, who was
killed in the raid on Richmond in
March, 1864, was never recovered, but
that the body which was given his
friends was n fictitious one, palmed off
for some purpose unknown.
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New York Money ana stock Market,

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
Money 4@5 per cent, chiefly ut the inside,
lO51E9lO6L.
Gold without change; opening Mt I47ss and
:. Government stocks less active and lower:
sd -: coupons OF 1882, 1l2; do, coupons, or 1885,
lOYlE; Treasury 7-alS, 1851,
state StOckS-TenneSSee 6s 69I%
Freights TO Liverpool dull and declining.
stocks higher hui dull; Rock Island 1857:
Fort Wayne 1914; Milwaukee & st. Paul pre-
ierred I01S; Northwestern 3j11; do preferred
6I5S; Toledo ll5IS; Boston Water Power 81;
Erie 13HS; Reading ll3lz; Cleveland * Pitts
6urgh S81a; Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates 2g3s;
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Albany Cattle MnrIsct.

ALBANY, Aug 81.
Of the demand, some GGO0 head having been
brought in by the Central road. a few very
cholce ohio steers brought lOC per II, but with
this exception the decline III the best grlIieS
,lS compared with last weeks prices Is equal
TO s. per head. and on ordinary and inferior
be taken to the Eastern markets, and some
$500 to New York. Extra Illinois ranged
from "a to ~; fair to good 714@SlI; ordinary
7. ana inferior b@6. Sheep. demand light and
sales slow Mt 5l1@GS. ReceIpls 800.
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Pi1tsbursln oil STnrkct.


I-IIISHUKGH, Aug. IT.
The market yesterday was quiet, with but
few transactions. Sellers are firm in their
demands OF lIc, barrels returned, and DC,
~ barrels, packages returned, at lie.
and ND barrels mt pc, packages inCIu!
deu. Ihe only report of oil Yesterday
was SIS barrels for Baxter and Ellison.
Refined In bond was quiet, and us We
were unable to learn Of any transactions we
omit quotations. Free oil Is dull ana small
sales are made to the retail trade mt nominal
or ReSiduum.
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CrNCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-Watson, the
murderer of Capt. Menter, who was to
day, has been respited till December.
The war between the people and street
companies continues but there
was less excitement yesterday than the
div hnEnrn
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PhiIndelnhin Mnrkc1.

PHILADELPHIA Aug Al
ding: Sugar firm; sales 500 hhds Cuba nj
lGF@l l1Sc; refining grades IhCt l215c. Flour
dull aud no sales. Wheat, red 90 SOl4 ST.,
93c. and mixed western 0OG02c. Oats steady
at bic. Whisky; Ohio 81 40; Pennsylvania
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New York Senate.

ALBANY, August BIN the Senate
to-day the President stated that he un-
derstood the testimony on the part of
the respondent in the case of the people
against Judge Smith was all in, there
fore it was resolved to adjourn the case
until the first Wednesday in January.
And then the Senate adjourned Simc die.
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New YORK. Aug 81.
Advices from Boston report panic there
Today In mining stocks. ana II very heavy
decline In prices, as will appear from the fol-
Copper Falls 40; Hancock %; Huron so;
Isle Royal 10; Minnesota II; Quincy 40. Raw
Suite 80; Water Power 80; CentfaI IOLs 10y
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i- .'fH EISRTiDS or PTfLVERTSED
80 Sous matter a. roofing ma
-. TTf-F- HunEalI'si. 4 TnastlC-it aIiaptG
- 'r"fF -haTe and EInrss- u IL non.
tfa i-rFlS1-, non expansive. and
~. FTrs5' docs not crsck nor heat
N" only rrOfnR material ever
~ ~ ~ vii resist the action Of the
-. 'hZ ls- ~ the Structure II pro-
~ f'FEi4riBK old and preserving
81. ~ .ar fr-bhs - ALI kinds Plastic Slate
u ''' la .7IuAIlEi, while II has proved
.t.rH- ss'rgglEiflGn IN the mechanic
No.. .i'1s-Fvsr % metal and WrISi when
I'd. 'h N'tsr "r Earth, pT eEISsss1I tn
b<siuR suAcs-p tibls Of little II
~ ron ETl@auTs and perfectly nFs-
.sI Hn'-it5tilsd ~ a paint Tor rRlIrOnd
., ,.I. .' "'t.I4nk-, f.ncsa and bridges, iron
az. LFTSuraI the sDls right tn uSn the
.s .-,Hs material IN the counties n
.r -. " mi 70 are prepared at all times
.a.l'-- ~ ny pf repair old roofs at the
49,. 4-s-itl's Tpt4o., our b.rrn. are req
80. NHfE guaranteed.
'H''-H", rAFEHAETS 90,
E.-s., 80 l5p Market SsIuaTs,
Wheeling W Va
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may2l-eOl&w.

IINiE STOCK OLDERS OF THE
i washington GymnnStic Association are
nefeIn requested to attend the meeting on
FRIDAY, the 3lst inst, at one. O'Clock. p. NJ,
nj Tie Club Rooms, on Wheeling Island, IDr
the purpose of election of Directors aud OIL
Gers, GEO. SCH WARXRACH
au2I-TuSIh-2w secretary.
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OawegO Market.

OSwEGo, Aug. 81.
Flour steady Mt $40 so for No spring; SIP
Tor red winter sl3 for white; sI3 5O@ il for NN;
Milwaukee Club 81 20 and 90 bushels white
Michigan Mt 81 50. Corn quiet; no sales. Ca
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3. F. CALDWELL.

VI - trTUEEE DF COPPER TIN
- 80 Zh."i Iron Ware. and dealer In
= is'TiiHg, West NIr,in MIA
TIE is-I-"iu!!y call the attention Of
80 o. fny large and lEIsrt sfs.rk ~
'r-,l ans lh 4 an TGIs.. y NJ
ma M ~ al Kinds viii receive my PEI
Cd, ~, ~ ~, y .s,iDg and sand Pumps made tn
~ b. p. CALDWELL.
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Farm For Sale.

TTNEE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
L his farm containing SIIs acres located In
Marshall county, 10 mile east Of Mound WIG
and 0 miles north nr Glen IEaStnn, on Is. q q;
the usual out-MIildngs; also an orchard OF
good fruit. The tract is principally under
cultivation, md Is well wItcrCti.
nuSl-imWs PHILIP ASECHER.
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avhoIrsale alottuus.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.

IN ~ ION dOU . II.
JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
- GiGn goods mostly Of direct importation,
bought hLa very low rate for gOld.)
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' ana children Il wear
and mittE, consisting Of kid castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrsted in desirable
COlOrs.
800 dOZ HnMdkcrchIefs, new styles in silk.
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doz. Neck ties, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 dOz: Shirt BOsOms, supertine grades in
linen and marSeillcS.
5O,OOO Glacc Paper Collars, of Goldsnith's,
Congress. Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. ]. * z. Coats and stuart's gepu,n
machine sewing cottOns.
$40 his. Stuart linen thread.
spOOls.
70 dnZ. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
q luil stock of pins, hooks and eyes COMBS
H.oGG iihe1 TII.lnely, soaps, pocket books,
stationery, window blinds, school books
States. hair nets, embrOidcriGs, silk cord and
tasSels, velvet ribbons full line of ta(Ieta
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids. coat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet braids coat but
tons, hoop skirts, bamOrals, vest buttons,
french c0rSetS, fancy dress buttons and n
large variety OF superior suspenders, to
Whlch The attention of close bnyers is re-
spcctfnlly invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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WE agree with n Democratic journal
that Andrew Johnson "Kn0ws no
North, no East, no West"-but he has a
warm regard for the rebels of the
South
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Mr. Geo. w. Storm. Artist.

WILL. OPEN y STUDIO ABOUT THE
w first OF October, when lie will be pre-
pared to paint the faces OF the citizens of
Wheeling generally. an9
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having been attained, am now prepared to
offer to the citizens OF Wheeling, and the
public generally, the finest, cheapest, hand
soonest and very hest selection OF Fancy, sta
pie and Domestic Dry Goods that ever lay on
Wheeling counter or shelf all OF which. hRv-
Ing been bought for cash while prices were
the lowest. will Ia sold Mt the lowest prices
They ar. new goods in new store with old
prices attached. Kindly thanking all my old
friends anu former patrons for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon me, I
Will endeaHnr. by n strict attention to bust.
nesSS and a careful selection Of HOOds TO merit
n continuance Of the same.
Beautiful things are joys forever. as the la
dieS say when they examine Henry .BrueS'
stock OF
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lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FOR-
- cign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought alta very low rate for gOldJ
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STRANGE, BUT Tree.

u Every young lady and gentle man in the I'M
ted States can hear something very much 10 their al
vantage BY return mail free Of charge. BY address
ins The Undersigned Those having fears or being
humhugged will obIige BY 10, noticing this card. An
others will please address their obedieni servant.
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN,
ssl Broadway, New Yofk.
Apfills SIS
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"A BEAUTIFUL While Kerosene 0iiin one and
- five gallon Tin Cans, q, The
DRUG STORE.
A FINE and full Assortment Of pocset Knives and
"A Scissors, al The DRUG STORE.
D0MATUMS, Hair Oils, colognss. and Extracts
j. fol the Handkerchief, al the
DRUG STORE.
pAZoRS, Razor strops and Shaving brushes, at
~ DRUG STORE.
HAIR Brushes, Pocket, Round. Fine and Dress
= ing Combs, al the DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps, Shades, Micks. Bu,,er. mi
ChImneys, Al the DRUG STORE
GAP, Letter, Bill, Note and Legal Paper Nols
- and Letter Envelopes, al the
DRUG STORE.
BUCKET Books and Port Monte Pocket Mono
Il randum Books, at the DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Bru,be. ana
- Toilet Soap, Honey Soap and shaving. attbe
DRUG STORE.
pAINT, yarnish, Whiie.wash and BACKING
Brushes. at the DRUG STORE
WALKING Canes, at the
W DRUG STORE.
III YOU want good smoke, 20 70 The
DRUG STORE.
4 FULL Line Of Paints and Dye Stuff. siihe
n DRUG STORE.
ENHEAT0N's and other Itch Ointment. ., the
w DRUG STORE.
EIsH HoOks..ans Lines, Marbles. DC. sithe
Y DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems. .oms
"A very fne, the DRUG STORE.
VoU will find pretty lot Of Jewelry, stthe
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil, superior sr,iee. Il ~.
DRUG STORE.
April III. ~
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s.nn MONTH wanted for sir
SSU entirely selc articles just out. Address U.
t. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Ne
June 6. l@M
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VETE will receive and sell on commission an! pro-
w aact Of the farmer, or other article.
JAMES WEBB s son.
March sIst, 1866. IS
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

II The advertiser having been restored 10 health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after hav
ing suffered for several years with severe lung sf
eetion. and that dreadful disease, Consumption.
anxious TO make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means ofcure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy Of ,hc
prescription used Gree Of tharge) with the directions
forPreparng and using the same. which they will End
asuRE euRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BnoscmEris,
CotsHs, CoIDs. and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only sheet Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scriPlon is 70 benefit the afflicted, and sptead info,
which he conceive TO be valuable ard he hone.
sserysaere willtry his remedy. as il win cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. rRrE, by return
mail, will pleas address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
nafch y 27-l2m
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

~ Gentleman who suffered Tor years from Ne,.
sous Debility, Premature decay and al the ELECTS Of
youthful ndsrretion will. for the sake Of suerin-
humanity, send free 10 all who need Il, The recipe a..
directions for making the simple remedy By which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to prof, BY the ad,tr.
lser's experience, can DO so by addressing
JOHN Is. OGDEN.
No. 10 Chambers st., New York.
apfi - e3-l2m,
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THE HlLLSBOROIGH RECORDEE,
- rcElnatp wkIKla
III DENNIS IIEARTT,
Al Three Dollars ~ annum. psid ID sl,snet.

ts Having resumed cur wtsLly issue. W TO
10 ts abe regularly TO tohinucii Hui 10 Do 20. j
will be necessary that cur subscribers pbsuldtptlI
with ptnmpiness their dues. We NUT Law, noiy
but provisions will Ne iessi,cd wien mans, etnrtt
te had. lhose Who 10 mol Js.rs :, toulii ID ilti,
suhsefiplior will Tlsatc gss i, pnn ii Office
We hope before nisny nstks 70 yfotufc leuefIs
Ter and better irk; aud - Soon o. We aie rtlhJ
to do 80, willIe cut type. II IL our inlebii,t
enlarge out sheet 10 s.tmtwhai near sppioath lon'
former size when the return Of u,ins, III jusiii IL
expense. 10 the mean time BY estiulnsss D. ouf,,.
ections We shall sndea,oi u make out rpIti l,,lt
and interesting.
: Our terms o. present are SO per annum, o. i.kg
for sir months. paid 10 advance.
Advertisements. = One dollar per ,qusre ior tie
era, insertion, aud fifty cents for each eoniisnsIa-
en- lines 10 constitute q square. A liberal Jttteth
= be made 10 liberal customers.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVALS
INDIGO and Msddef. Chrome Green and Chrome
yellow, 4 'hs DRUG STORE.
EXTRACT l.ogwoed. Blue stone. spanish Brown
a. and Venetian he'd, al ibe
DRUG store.
ToNeuA Beans, Glue and d Lamp ann Bl.sl. .,,h.
DRUG STORE.
WHITE kerosene Oil . splendid attisle IL The
DRUG STORE.
An Assortment, oiPine Cigars, a,,he
DRUG STORE.
TSINE Old French Brandy and Wine. atihe
DRUG STORE.
puRE Old Whisky. sehiedsn seLnnrps aud
Plantation Buffers. 81 The
DRUG STORE.
HELMBoLD's Extract Buchu. ii ne
"A DRUG STORE.
A YRE's Cherry Petlofsl aiihs
a DRUG STORE.
I'HOhPsOA.S Celebrated Tooth Soap. s,the
DRUG STORE.
WHITE, Isran, copaI snd Coach vanish. Il
ihe DRUG STORE.
a flNb Assortment Of Persumeft. pnmaiums and
= Han OIL al The DRUG STORE.
A FULL Assotmenl q Drugs and Medicine, Al.
. ways % hand, 81 tie
DRUG STORE.
Janusry 10th, 1866. 81
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GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE AGE.
Philo's WASHING Compound

THIS celebrated Soap has been in use for q nun.
Der Of years, and has given perfect satisfaction
No family should be without Ill WI. does apay IN.
tiiely with the wash board, and The usu method &C
rubbing clothes, thereby saving them from wearing
out SO soon The iLgredentsare perfectly harmless,
You can do your washing In ore fourth OF The time
that 1t requires by using The common soap, and will
not take any more N quantity. am preparedtosell
the Soap; also receipts for making 10 families al fye
dollars.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every case, O.
the money returned.
J. Nj. TURRENTINE. agent.
HilIsborough, Jan. 8. 81
The national Republican., 1866-07-19
Al shet m ma .n. no

The follewine hot from TuAD, srvnm'
needle gun, at DE gentleman who vent into
Pennbylvsnia the other Ny nd announced
hinself q . candidate Cor senatorial honors,
will be appreciated by all who are familiar
with my writings in my two newspapers,
both daily" Mr.. STEVENS addresses the fol-
lowing letter to gentlemen who proposed to
make him Senator:
GsxrLxxaS: I have received your kind letter
asking me TO allow the use Of my name - esndi.
date for United States Senator. ....s...--.
believe that once (whsn tsndersd) is not TO bs
declined without soma strong reason. But II has
always been my opinion that no man should make
himself candidate for Il, Or take any part In the
canvass. A ,psrson fl for that posifos ought 10
be discoverabs cifhont notice from himsey Or rec-
ognisei agent. This, however, Is matter Of tases
about which there IL difference Of opinion, and b
not intended q criticism upon others, but only 10
account for my own course. ga..a. ~ F-iii
Thanking you for your constant friendship, I an
your obedient servant, DO. ... .-.,-r.ti.-' b.,r
The national Republican., 1866-07-19
FOR FURNISHING
i IRON AT THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.
yrIcx, UNITED srArss HAvr,

,a PArsAsrrR,s oyrIcx, UNITED srAr.u navy,
sEPARATl sxALED PROPOSALS., 70 BE- endorsed
"propos.ls for Chain and Bar Iron will BE- received
at this once until SATURDAY July 2s 1856, h II
o'clock n, for the following Artieles which re-
qursd for Immediate use, At Washington Navy Ysrd,
viz; 20 .ar4 ii 1I7HIs 49, 1" SOS ~ n ag .Ei
100, 900 Crwo hundred thoussad pounds Chain Links
= - w -insh dianstsr, and 10 inches long.
co. 900 NINETY thousand) pounds Chain Links, Inch
diameter, and lsIf inshss long.
70, 900 Rorty thousAnd) pounds Chain Links, lie
% insh diameter, And Is inches long ~.
5000 Give thousssd) " -insh round Bar Iron
(rshnsd.) Esigf /. - . SOC 'ls'a = =
4 900 (rwo thousand) pounds 3-ineh round Bar
Iron, (rsAnedl
1850 6if,ssa hn.dr.d) pounds 2ss-ineh round Bar
Iron, (rshned.) : .-.aIss'- I- ts.. .f'
1000 Give ths.:.nd) pounds a,<-insA rosnd Bar
The above articles TO be delivered At washinaton Ma
w Yard free Of cost to the Govsrnmsnt for freight or
tfansporaoa subject oinspsotion and a the risk and
expense Of the party furnishing. p
sunoisnt guarantee for prompt delivery will BE-
= : - = CALVIN O. JACKSON, ..
jyle.G Psymsstsr, United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-07-19
A Hot Weather Item.

Boston paper reports that merchant doing
business in Surinam states that they have no
weather there like the terrible heat Of this
here. Another, from 81. Marc, Hayti, (hsre on Of
heiai business declares that our heat Is decidedly
disgustingj and another still, now and for many
years resident in New Orleans says he shall hurry
home. where II is cooler!
To which may be added the remark Of Brazil
Ian from Para, who AYERS that such torrd heat as
that Of last Sunday was never known In that squa.
toTih region,
The national Republican., 1866-07-19
Reflections by the senate.

In executive session, July 18th, the Senate
rejected the following nominations:
JOHN M. GLOVER as collector of internal
revenue, Third district Of Missouri.
JosEPH A. HAY as assessor Of internal rev.
enue, Third district Of Missouri
Il. Il. CRTrTENDEs as collector OF internal
revenue, Fifth district of Missouri.
GARLAND O. BRoDHEAD as assessor OF IN
ternal revenue, Fifth district Of Missouri
w. N. HAMILTON a collector OF internal
revenue, Second district OF Missouri.
JAMES A. GREAsoN as assessor OF internal
revenue, Second district Of Missouri.
Isaac USpSRHIIL, postmaster st Peoria, ILL.,