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SURELY,
SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY, f5L
sMoLANDHRp EXTRACT BUoKU

svery case Of KIDNEY DnlAsI. RHBvNA1Ish,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDEns, wrAKNkss and
PAIrs IN the BAcK, FEMALI COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLEs arising from 1xcKssks OF ANY KIND.
oOhI, ,TI APFLIoTEDI
Thy LAND FRS.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sod oy all Apothecarfes. Price q. ID. BARNES
CO., New York. and BARNES, WARD . co.,
Hev Orleans, southern Agents. BURLlIGH
RoeERs, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass.
0enerei Agents. . fob loly
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@Elmore 4, Studiey, who pleaded guilty
of stealing letter from the New Bedford post
office, where he was clerk, has been released
on bail, and will 60 to sea- frffg tFH r.T-
~The 5ourneymen carpenters Of Fal
River, Macs, have voted that their DAYS
work In Winter shall be from seven O'Clock to
sunset, deducting one hour for dinner.
HrThe man who SHIELD an Ice" got tired.
and Let 20 for the purpose OF resting himself a
short time, when the ON &c got away and has
net been heard from since. 4- : ~. - :
0-1t Is stated that the New York Central
Railroad IL aboNt to import enough steel rails
from Ing land, TO relsy two miles OF their track.
in order to test their d dprability. ~ =
~The newest siike are striped, plain And
figured. Afavofite stripe will be shaded rrav
or bright grass gree n The best dress m akers
I'd wise plaip stlks r tall dress, on aceou at sof
the l&ttade lef. for trimming. GS
@The Round Table says that t.sy2ai woad
depots are constructed on the idea thar 1tnere
Is no place like home, and II is best for people
y stay there" ie
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gFURTHRR DEVELOPMENTS ABOUT THE AB.
scoNDED DFLrST.-AddtionaI disclosures hay Q
recently been made in regard TO the late for
geries committed in Norfolk by MIR. q. g. Flint
the proprietor of the Old Dominion newspaper
Office, In that city, upon the several bangs and
by means OF his position as chief accountant of
the Norfolk Navy Yard. Several weeks ago
Mr.. Flint, who was then It appeaFsin q Quebec
wrote letter, purporting to come from Chi
cagc, TO one OF the New York papers, in which
he emphatically asserted hisAen tlre in nocsnc ce
of the CHARGES made against him. Subse
quently, Mr.. Charles w Burtz, actng on behal
of the Norfolk banks and other victimized indi
vIduals, proceeded to New York, and by mean
Flintt pri vate letters aud business papers.
From these IL was learned that Flint mad sailed
from Quebec. TO London. and was travelling
under the assumed name OF Cornwall Barry,
him. Information was given Immediately 20
several ,cetacfives, and officers were sent in
ppIs nit OF him by the mex steamer that sailed
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MARRIAGE Avn eFIIp.cv

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
en-; Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
iree OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
pr. sklLLIN H9UGHT0N, Howard Assooia.
tion, Philsdelphia, Pa. aug ia I'm
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PERSONAL. !.

ApIEs wBOARE DEsIBOgs OF A SKILL
L. ful snd econ piished Phy sieian should con
,uIt I,E HENRY MoRToS, Isl Park sts.st-
URs services may be engaged IN Washtnkton or
any other city, by addressing as sbHye oc l3 Sm'
CEETLEMEN desirous Of hs ring their ObOrH-
VI ING SCOukkp and REPA1kEO, 80 as TO 40
D ST a. new, wonld do w-li oy csIliug at B. n A
GhVDER's. No ar 10Th street. between d and
4 streets he bishest cash prices paid for SEQ
oud hand Clothing. oc 2-tn'
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pREsERyED FRUIT OF IHIs SEASON.
70Cases of Choicest TkUIT. preserved I'm sirpn
coming in. " nv"
Housek eepers who have not prepared Themselves
for the winter g demand can rely the gu Alty of
these goods. ..r,.E. \. ' .NN-''S Va
They comprise
BRANDY FRUIT,
PRESERVES in HEAVY sIRUP.
ALSO,
MARMALADES,
JELLIES,
N. w. BURCHELL,
p Corner Fourteenth and streets,
oc IL ct (Under Ebbitt House
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THR CASE OF PoLLARD.-In the Hus
tngs Court of Richmond, Va, on Friday, the
case OF III. Riyee Pollard, charged with enter
ing the house of L. M. Hewitt by force, and
assaulting Jessie He witt, was taken up. and
Hewitt and Miss Alexander were examined
/. A. good deal OF sparrine took place between
the counsel The case having been submitted
they were unable TO agree, They were there
upon discharged, and q nelle prosegia entered
So the case was finally settled :. -. --.T
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rns STAB u served BY the carriers 70 thssr
ssoscribers In the Oty aad Distric aa TIE
Cxxrs PER wKEK. Copies At the counter, win
without wrappers, TWO Gents each
PRIoD PoR MAILIHe:-Thrse months, o.
DoElav anS FSty Cspss; six months, 1Arss DoS-
lars; one year, FSrs Do''ars. No papers aTs
sc AZ frorn the ONCE longer than paid fcr.
The WEEKLY STAR-pubhshedon on Friday
m y-nspr-Ore Dollar aad Half Ysag. N
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THEBoDY OF JOHN VAN BURRy.-The New
York World, speaking OF the incidents attend
ing and folio wing the death OF Mr.. John Van
Buren on the steamer SCOTIA says:-The wealth
er, almost Immediately after Mr. Van Buren,s
death, became tremendously stormy The
Scotia was just sailing into the gale then raging
along our eastern coast. The coincidence Of
mr.. Van Burens death with the Occurrence of
the hurricane had an effect upon the minds of
some of the working seaman, which, though
not novel, considering their superstitious ten.
denotes. is interesting to relate in reference 10
the present occasion. The sailors esteemed IL
very bad luck TO keep the body on board with
out Instantly committing 1t to the deep and
Were chagrined at the noble resolve of Com.
modore Judkins TO bear the remains to our
shore for interment They requested its sea
burial. 1t was refused. Still the storm aon-
TIM nued, and the seanen considered the uncon- :
scious corpse a Jonah in their midst. IL is
stated thtL movement was frustrate ted, by de.
taction, which they had covertly considered III
not determined. TO cut the ropes which held
the boat on the port side, in W lich the coffined
remains had been placed. The conduct of the
officers OF the Scotia, in this circumstance will
be duly appreciated by the thousands to whom
the regular interment OF the body Of Mr. Van
Buren, among the scenes and associations of
his home, is in no small degree the mitigation
Of the personal sorrow occasioned by his un.
timely loss. ET fT-a .iaA Trflg z
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The ASSESSMENT OF PEoPERTY.-The Rock
willie (Md.) Sentinel, referring to the new as
sessment of property in tina county, says: We
have been furnished by Mr. Taney. the clerk
of the commissioners. with the assessment of
Rockville and Berry's districts, from which 1t
appears that the property Of these alone ex-
ceeds the assessed value of the whole county
last year by Sl,0i6.993. The property of the
whole county stood assessed. Jnly, 1866, at
S5.OiU.29o, and the new appraisement places
Rockville and Berry's districts alone ar % Us7,.
2sl In the valuation the property IN Rocx-
willie is put down at 29O,6sI-rather more ID an
the 10th of the whole. We have not seen the
valuation ef the other three districts, but sup-
pose. in the came proportion ae the two named
that heywon Id not amount 70 less than Is :
C0O,0O0, which would make the whole about
SA 100000 A tax of 81 in the hundred would
be $4,000 year, which it would be iunpossi-
BILE for the people TO pay. -..-E
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THE CAMP MEETING OUTRAGE.
nvestig alton by the Freedmen,s Rureau

BrREAU OF RKFUGEKs. FREEDMEN. &C,
Headquarters Assistant COmmission-r. Balti-
more, Md, October ~, 1886 -Hajor GeEerGi o.
" H6ccrd, Commfssioner B1reGa r., r. and 4
Il Washington, ID. c - Generai-In accordan sc
with instructions, L have the honor to report
mat have carefully NeSa amined into the cause
night OF the soth OF August, 1865 at the camp
meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
IN Shipley's woods, Anne Arundel county,
Maryland.
More than forty witnesses have been EXAM
lned at this Office, including prominent minis
ters of the Methodist Episcopal Church, many
OF the tent-hoiders, many OF the colored people
themselves, as we'll as strangers accidentally
present
By the evidences It appears that for a long Sc
ries OF years the Methodist Episcopal Church
has been In the habit OF holding camp meeting.
on the ground named above at which IL was
the universal custom for the colored people 70
attend; that on this occasion they. e. the col
ored people-were present as usual. and had
their camping ground assigned TO them by the
proper officers appointed for the purpose of
selecting the camping ground for both whites
and eolored; that the camp meeting was more
than usually quiet and orderly until the last
night OF the meeting; that the meeting on the
night of the Both of August was one of more
man usual seiemnity and impressiveness,
and mat the riot was instIgated by a number
OF white men making an attack upon the col =
oTed people while in the act of PRAYER evil
dently with the view of involving the whites
engaged in the camp meeting in a riot. This
rereaung within the circle of the white peo-
Pies tents when repulsed by the negroes, as
Also by threats against the white ministers.
IL Is shown conclusively by the evidence that
the negroes acted only in self-defenee. and left
the ground entirely when advised to do SO by
The white preachers, thus leaving their tents
and goods to be destroyed and burnt by the
white rioters.
From a careful reading OF the whole testi.
mony, IL is impossible TO resist the conclusion
that the riot was premsditated, and that the
object OF the riot was-lst, an attack upon the
colored people; and 2d, a deliberate attempt TO
break mp the camp meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church on account of the alleged
anti-slayery sentiments of its ministers and
members.
am, General, very respectfully. your obe-
dent servant, l.. M GREGoeY
Brevet Major Gen. Vols. Asst Com'r
The testimony of a large number or witnesses
Is appended to General Gregory's report, fully
sustaining the conclusions arrived a. BY him
AMONGST them. Rev. n. ]. Il. Morgan Pre-
siding Elder of Washington District, I'M E.
Church testified and concluded as follows
From all have seen and heard. am satisfied
that that the whites were the aggreseors; that
the disturbance had been deliberately planned
TO break up our meeting; that Southern sym
pathizers and rebels were the instigators and
the actors in the row; and that il was directed
against us because of the loyalty of our Church
to the General Government.
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THE Loss op THE EVENING STAR.-It is a
str sn sc coineies % that e ven of tbe pssssn-.
gers of. the ill faied steamer, Eyening Star
I were rescued by the schoousr Morning Star,
found another rising one 70 take its place. 5 I
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t DWELLING HOUSES FOR THE Poor OF NEW
d 1oRK.-A few days ago, Mr.. A. I. Stewart, OF
New York, offered most generously to give
Sl.OOO.OC0 for the erection of dwelling houses
for the poor of that city, provided the land on
which TO erect them was furnished. In yester-
days New York Tribune there is a comm uni
cation signed 81. H." in which the writer
says fully approaching Mr.. Stewards mu-
niicent offer, now propose to farnish lots
enough in this city on which to erect as many
buildings for the purpose proposed as the
money offered by him will build.". Ii this is a
responsible offer and the lots are in an eligible
locality, there Is chance for the project being
put into immediate execution.
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LAW OFFICE.
RLACK. LAMoN 4 90

Counsel llors and Auerncys at Ia " IN the Supreme
OO,r Of the Cnind ststes, the Court Of Claims
the courts OF the District, the Executive Depart
Bents. aud Committees Of Congress
Once, 46c lsth street, tdireetly opposite VII
lardsi Hotel }. ..t..... t... ...... dc l6-tf
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THE PEABODY INsTITUTE.-The Peabody
Institute in Baltimore is TO be dedicated on
the 25th of the present month. Mr.. Peabody
will be present and invitations will be ex
tended to the President and heads OF Depart.
ments, to the State and city ,authorities. The
Board OF Trustees have received from Mr..
Peabody during the last nine years $500, 600
To provide for future enlargements of the
building a lot was purchased, embracing f52 Y
feet on Mount Vernon Place. by 160 feet on
Washington Place, and cost &iO6, $40 So. The
present building occupies the whole OF the
Washington Place front, and 90 fee, of the
Mount Vernon Place 'front.' The cost of the
building, including some furniture, is $4,000
For the purposes ST the library there has been
expended S2G, ass. .O3, and there are upon the
shelves over l5,Qt0 volumes and over 1000
pamphlets ready to be ayailed of by TIE pub
lie. This is but a small part Of the ultimate
riches of the library. The expenses of manage
ment, fixtures, de-, for the W hole period, have
been $40, As, and there has been dis sbursed
Sil, Az So In premiums to the grad yates of the
High Schools and the School of Design. The
balance on hand, amounting 10 s232S32 &C, is
well and securely in vested in city of Baltimore
stocks and other equally satisfactory security.
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~ INCL
u. ATTORNEY-AT-LA LAW,
No 36 Louisiana svenue. above 9th street.,
oeIIy -1f..I wAsHrNsroN, ID O.
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oc lS ct under Eboitt House,
CENTLIMEN's FALL STYLES -----
DRESS HATS, 1866. u
The latest and most fashionable shapes, in SIX
and Cassimeres. .I40. -.
Beebe s celebrated Patent Ventilated New York
snle witch for eme and comfort is unsurRssssd.
.. Fashionsble Halter,
Sc B-eol0t --.- l. 42+ Pa. avenue.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTEkl0R, 80.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY C6RGsRN'
Appleeuon having been made under the aet Of
June = 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that at the date following the desc pton OF each
warrant. new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
VIII Dc reissued, IL no valid objection should then
Nc. s. ,62e for I60 acres issued under the act Of
march 1855, In the name ef James 2. Unds rh, II,
sta Nv was M granted July II. lsS..December l. 1876.
september, 1890. in the mama Of Daniel Milton ana
vas granted December 18th, lSSl-Decsnber fst,
No. 26 506, for 80 acres, issued under the Act Of
march 81, 1855 In the name of Daniel Milton, aud
WAS granted March 18th. l6o6-December lst, ls56.
NO. J5,Slo Tor le0 acres, Issued nder the act Of
nelix Benton. and was granted August 4, 1855
No. ss.t2i, for 80 acres. issued under the act of
pr 1hs sS %
1916. : yI.H. = : =.
No. q OLA for 50 acres. issueA under the act OF
march Sd 1855, In the name Of Spencer Wiley. and
MAS MAS granted February 18th, 1856. December 22,
No. IS Ios for lso acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855. In the name of Horace Gregory
2s, 1866. rH 80 ~
JOS. b. BARRETT,
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- iacHairscye - artE5as EfFrB . w.. ID q. .r
20 tsirsr % ufs frHtuEiff lua CIT sH ..s
..fBN Etgslns ,rul aTs .fchf srFr. .f. 4. ii
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DENTISTRY.

M Loonfs Nd. -
TIE Inventor ard Psteutes Of the MINERAL
fLAIE TEETH, attends personally st<A
wesr these teeth who cannot wear Others,
these. -. ~ =. .
Persons calling at my once can be acconmods-
ted With Any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
are, but 70 these who partic ular and wi the
purest, eieanest, strosges and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MIN HBAL TGBfH
VIII De more FULLY warranted. 7-jre yg BE- ID . -
Rooms in this dty-Ho 33s Penn'a avenue. be-
Nsen s,n and 18th SITS. Also, S07 Arch street,
fhhaoeipnfa. oc 20 H .
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CLOTHING, DO.

wi. MtRCHhNT TAIJOR.
Corner or 9Th and ID streets,
Desires to retuT D his thank TOT the liberal N
pat onsge bestewed upon him during past
seasOEs, ard ~: the time iBvites his MA
freuds 70 visit his store and insPect his new M
end choice sel5 ctton Of Iods, which he has
lust purchased FOR the Fall and Winter TRADE
Mr. HARDON. his associate, continues to give
lis constant attention To the style and general
appearance of all garments made 81 the estab-
hshment.
uOtto Es-l a 81 Oc l5-lmF
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fsac ,s5s q So as.4 isds, nav -. basssslok
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HosTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERs.-Read the following letter from E.
Bourne, a we'll known citizen of Pittsburp.
Pa:
PITTsBURa, May 10, 1866.
MeSsrS. HosteHer & Snaiut-GENTLEMEN:
During visit to the West last fall, con-
tracted chills and fever, which brought me
to my bed, and finally terminated in
typhoid fever, and confined me to my room
for several months, during which time
was physically so prostrated that almost
despalred OF ever recovering my health
having entirely lost my appetite, for days
not being able to eat morsel; added to
which was much distressed with a reeling
sensation in my head, and passed MANY
sleeplsss nights-all from debility caused
by my PROSTATE condition, brought about
ny the fever: At this stage OF my condi-
Stomach Bitters; but being morally opposed
to the use Of stimulants in any form. I at
first declined, but afterwards Welded INV
prejudices, and, after taking the medicine
for several weeks, as directed, my appetite
returned, and with it am rapidly regain
ing my former strength and vigor. NV
sleep from the loss of which had suffer-
ed much) has never been better than it is
now, and the reeling sensation, before
alluded to, has entirely left me. My bowels,
whlcn were much oonstipated and irregu-
lar, are now quite natural, and, in fact, 1
am quite glad to say that I feel myself a
new man, and tender you this testimonial
OF my appreciation OF your valuable pre-
Paratlon in order that others suffering as /
have may avail themselves of its virtues
which prejudice prevented me from enjoy
ing for 80 long period. l may also add
that my physician, after seeing the beneti-
cisl effect your bitters had on me, recon-
mended that use them regularly Yours.
very respectfully, e. BOURNE.
July "a t6 No. As Market street.
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Ee1e@raph.
Later from Eurone,

FARTHER POINT, July 26.-The steamship
Hibernian passed here, yesterday, with
Liverpool advices to the 10th, which re-
port the cotton market opening. on that
day, with a decided improvement in de
mand; market firm, but sales not aevei-
oped; sales estimated at s, 900 bales.
LONDON, July 16-Noon.-Consols e7;@
S7t for money.
, The Great Eastern had laid nearly 800
miles Of cable, up to the evening Of the
18th, and was progressing fa%orably.
Nothing further had transpired about
peace negotiations between Napoleon and
the contending parties. The Russians
defeated the Federals in sangui aary con-
hlct at Ischaffenburg, and marched to-
wards Frankfort, which was evacuated by
the Federals. The Diet had removed to
Augustenberg. The Prussian headquar-
ters were at Brunn, Austria. 1t is reported
that the Prussians occupied fglau.
The London Times thfnks the Prussians
would be before Venetia before the 18th.
and doubts if the Austrians can with.
stand the victorious Prussians. Cialdini
occupied Paduca and Viccnia, towns on
the railroad to Venice. It is declared in
diplomatic circles, at Strasburg, that Rus
sla has no present intention to change her
neutral attitude, and will not, except a
foreign power shall interfere in the affairs
OF Germany.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-In the Senate,
when the credentials Of Patterson, of Ten
nessee, were read, Sumner moved their
reference to the Judiciary Committee, with
instructions to inquire whether he could
judge under the Confederate Government:
and therefore disqualified After consider
able discussion, the motion was agreed to-
The Senate confirmed the appointment of
aJor-Genera Sherman as Lieutenant
GeneraI, vice Lieutenant General Grant
promoted, and Rear-Admiral Porter as
Vice-Admiral, vice Farragut promoted.
The President sent q message to the
house, enclosing q communication from
MIR. Seward, in reference to the appuca-
tlon to the British Government for the re-
lease OF the Fenians, and also. as to the
Gi Giscnarge OF those indicted in the United
states: The matter has been referred to
the Attorney General, and it is probable
That they will not be prosecuted. A reso-
luton was passed employing Miss Minnie
Aeam to execute life-size statue of Lin
coin, for which she is to be paid $40, 900.
Dlii was passed granting lands to a rail-
road from Missouri and Arkansas to the
Pacific coast, about the line Of the s5th
parallel. The House made awards to the
captors OF Booth and Harold, giving Col.
Conger SIS, 900, and cutting down detect
i've Col. Raker-to $3.50.
the Commissioner Of Freedmen's Affairs
Tor the purpose OF revising the regulations
for the Government Of the Bureau to meet
the requirements of the recent Act of Con-
gress extending the duration of the Bu-
reau two years. Generals Tillson, Spinner
and Gregory constitute the board,
The Secretary Of State gave a dinner
party to-day to the Tennessee delegation.
Among those present were Gov Sharkev
ana Gov. Parsons, of Alabama.
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Hubs, Spokes, Felloes.
oST RECEIVED, fun assortment of
- Hubs, Spokes and Felloes, suitable for
Carriage and Wagon makers, which will be
sold at small advance on cost
July Ii j. \ r. Il. AGNEW
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the prayer of the petitioner was de-
MED, it being a direct violation of
an ordinance Of the city.
A proposal was received from the
Clerk of the Court to rent one or
more rooms in the Guard House for
District purposes, which was referred
to the Committee on Guard House
and Police.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. s. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk.
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News Items.

BALTIMoRE, July 26.--The National Union
State Convention endorse the President
and denounce the policy of Congress as
fanatical and malignant, and destructive
OF the true interests of the country; also,
demand the modification Of the registry
law, and approve the Philadelphia Conven-
tion, to which Coy. Swami, Rcverdy John
son, Montgomery Blair and Chrisfeld are
appointed delegates.
BAL1zoRE, July 26.-The great Railroad
Bridge over the Susquehanna River, at
aaHa hayre ~ de Grace, was DESTROYED aao by tor
PHnADELPH1A, July 26.-The ',uiiding
for the accommodation OF the National
Convention is being constructed co.ner of
Broad and Wallace streets. 1t viii be of
monstrous size. Three cases Of cholera
reported to-day.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-The Governor
has issued proclamation calling the Con
vention of 1864, and ordering an election
to I'LL vacancies. =
Mexican advices report that Tuspar ia
still held by the insurgents.