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medicine was given me by the much lamentsd
Carter r. johnson, NJ D., and Professor OF a. An
atomy In the Medical College, Richmond, Va,
before he left on his l.faed trip to Europe. The
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commsndatory, is appended
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know OF nothing ! could more confidently re-
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j. A MAYO, NJ. d.
None genuine without nv signature.
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Boarding and Lodging.

DOARDING.-M RS. MONTAGUE, on
- Rank street between Ninth and Tenth streets,
can accommodate a gentleman and his wife with
a nicely furnished room and board on reasonable
terms. Also, a gentleman and his wife, or two
gentlemen, in nice attic room. Apply early.
References rel uirad. dc 3-lW
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H0TGUOre.

MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Nos. II
n TO o. RUSSIA and IMITATION RUSSIA
SHEET lRON for sale by
GORDON 4 CRINGAN,
nolo Paayt R1nrk
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Q NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly Of a;
p stskss Co RcH hSNhssSaa No.. d 1915 and
isis Cary street, between Thirteenth and virg mia
Va vii, siTss strict nd s,ss ass,n
TO his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns 4.
advances win be made on consignments In
hand. ,.,
Refers, by permission, to Planters Nationsi
Bank Of Virginia; A. ?. Harvey, Eeq.; Preriaehs
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, Haryeys =
Williams Msssrs. A. Y. Stokes s Co. Messrs. q.
H. Maury q Co, Bankers Harrison, doddin
Apperson, Real Estate Aucttoneers.
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Cl,,oondssdO,s Merchants.


IwYNN. GOTTEN 81 CO., COTTOMS
wr.rr6pss AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERcHIaTs, los WEST LoxsAzD srhSSr'
BALTIMORE. - .,,o. ~ COT.
Rsfer to Ssnsrsi walter Gwynn. n. O., 9ensrsi
Joseph Z. Anderson, Colonel g. Q. Tompkins' A.
d, Townss, Richmond. Va.
HENRY GWYNN, of Baltimore;
K. r. COTTEa, late Of Tarboro' n. " ,,,,.
WALTER 6WYNH, JR., late OF South Cafoiin"'
Sc 2s-eod3m&sw3m
THE VIRGIN FOB A G CO
/ AGRHCY, IS WATER STREET, NEW YOkh;.
Mr.: JAMES II. GARDINER wishdraws from INC
arm of CONNOLLY & co. this Let day OF mo-
vembsr 1857. The remaining partners vii COT
,,nns the TOBACCO AND COMMISSION BUsl.
NESS under the same style as heretofors, ana
trust to receive q continuance OF the favors OF
'nen CaARLEs NJ CONNOLLY, Jx.,
w ALEXANDER BAsS,
JANIS s. CONNOLLY.
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FROM WORCESTER.

WORCESTER, Oct. |.
The Massachusetts Democratic Stute Con
vention met to day. About FIVE hundred
Delegates were present Henry G. Parker
Of Cambridge was elected President.
After the organization various Committees
we're appointed and voted to nominate cam
didate for Governor by ballot, after which
the Convention took recess for dinner
On re assembling. after an Informal ballot,
the final vote was taken and resulted in the
nomination Of Jno. Quincy Adams for Gov.
ernor. The nomination was received with
much enthusiasm, and was subsequently
made unanimous.
q. NJ. Stearns of Sycopee, was nomnated
for Lieutenant Governor.
The Committee on Resolutions submitted a
report which was adopted. The first resolu-
ton aifirms the doctrine Of State Rish
second demands economy in the sdministra-
ton of the National Government; third de,
,nonnces congressman for passing unconsti-
tutional laws; fourth expresses doubt of the
Republicans having sympathy for the sol.
diers: fifth proclaims that American citizens
when abroad should not be subject to arres, for
works spoken this was received with shouts
from the Feniansl; sixthpromises the co.
operation of the Democrats Of Massachusetts
in upholding the party throughout the coun-
try; seventh expresses alarm at the increase
of the State debit eighth endorses the labor
movements; ninth declares that the Demo
cratic party is opposed to the infractions o.
individual rights and enforcement of laws
through espionage of paid spies
The resolutions were severally and the
whole adopted, the Convention giving three
hearty cheers.
The Committee on Credentials reported
that 2l9 towns was represented, and 963 Del
egates present.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

HAMILTON, Canada. Oct. 1.
The large mercantile house OF Buchanan,
Hope d Co., stopped payment yesterday.
The firm of Adam and Charles Hope OF
Hamilton and Isaac Buchanan of Montreal,
are not affected.
CHICAGO, Oct. /.
The Journals Decatur special complains
that everything about the State Fair ia in a
very backward state, and that dissatisfaction
and confusion are universal The Society,
it is asserted, has done itself great injustice
in making preparations for the greatest exhi-
bition ever held in the State Of Illinois. In
stock, farm implements and machinery the
display is spoken of as especially fine.
MOBILE, Sept l.
Tho election on the Convention question
commenced to- day with the following result :
Mobile county 100 blacks, whites; Mobile
city 2,339 blacks, % whites. Total, 3,0so
blacks and 81 whites. The election passed
off quietly.
RICHMOND, Oct. /.
In the North Carolina circuit court to-day
the council for party charged with defraud
ing the revenue tax on whisky, moved to
quash the Indictment, because .the federal
courts. being of limited jurisdiction, canno,
take coguizance Of any crime not expressly
declared SO by act of Congress
| There was heavy frost here last night.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

QrIscY, H., Oct ].
The State Fair opened yesterday on the
grounds of the Adams county Agricultural
Society, located about two miles from town,
and comprising about Is acres The entries
up to last night numbered 1000, and the
exhibition promises to be the largest ever
held in the State. There are FIVE hundred
horses on the grounds, $50 pens full Of cat
tie, fully 500 hogs, and nearly 500 sheep.
The gate rates yesterday we're ],25o larger
than ever before on the first day of the Fair
The programme to-day includes trial of
speed between four.year olds that never made
better time than 2:45, and running race,
mile heats, for which there at present three
entries.
CLINTON, Iowa, Oct /.
The Iowa State FAIR opens to day at D.
m. by an address from President Melendy.
The entries last evening numbered 800, and
the officers of the Society believed it would
reach 1000 by the time the books closed.
Tho Indications are very fa.tering for very
Hooker are the best known horses yet on the
ground, but Bashaw, Sam. Kirkwood aud
others are expected to arrive.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l.
The total vote of the city falls 2,529 shor,
of the majority OF registered voters.
The Republican has further returns from
Aleiers aud the parishes of St. Bernard, St.
Charles and St. James, showing $50 lese
than a majority Of the number registered.
The vote on the convention question, howev
er, BY returns from the country parishes, in.
dica,e thata majority in the whole State have
voted.
ST. Louis, Oct l.
The wholesale liquor house. of Hatch
Maurice l. Co., on Walnut street. was en-
tered by burglars last night, who broke oper
the safe and carried off $1,000 in money and
large amount of notes. Some $35,0O0 il
Government bonds and $1,000 in diamond,
escaped the attention Of the robbers and wers
left in the safe.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. l.
Eleven government vessels were sold at
auction to- day. 1he ship North Carolina
brought $50 o0O The steamers Rhode
Island, $4,000: Augusta, $4,000: Massa>
chusetts, S5l 900; Pontiac. Sl7 900: EstelIa,
$4,000; Cavenaugh, $1,000; Telahoma,
SIS, 900; Sonora, $4,000; Osceola, sic, 900.
Robert Hays attempted 10 murder his wife
in Brooklyn last night. She jumped from
window twenty-five feet from the ground and
probably fatally injured herself. The man
was arrested.
A boiler in the factory of Eiehhold &
Seitel, al Newark, exploded with terrific
force on Monday evening, by which two men
we're killed and dwelling house adjoining
was leyelled to the ground. The inmates es.
capped with slight injuries.
Governor Fenton has invited General Sher
idan to Albany.
General Sheridan visited tho Stock Ex-
change, open board and gold room to-day,
and was enthusiastically received. lie had
splendid reception in Brooklyn. He at
tends the Patterson races tomorrow. He
holds reception for the ladies at the Union
League rooms Thursday aud leaves Thursday
evening for Newport, travelling thence to
Boston.
The Croton National bank was closed by
government examiner this morning, under
Section IS, Of the banking laws, having
failed to redeem its circulating notes in law,
full money on demand. Arecever will prob
ably be appointed to>mornov. The capital
of the bank was $500, ,0O0 considerable
part OF which appears to have been lost.
Their circaiation is $lS0,000, which, of
course, is secured and will be redeemed at
the Treasury, with the proceeds of the bank
- l.
TO $500, 600, from the county. The creditors,
and probal y all. will be paid eventually.
The bank has no Wall street deposits, and
its failure has scarcely produced any effect.
Thos. Kelly brutally assaul,ed his wife in
jersey Ci,y lest night and kicked her down
five fight of stairs. Her recovery is doubt.
full. Kelly has been arrested
A disgracefnl Firemens row occurred in
Jersey City last night. Clubs and stones
were used ard one or two persons we're se-
verely injured.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. !.
A man seized package Of money. con
tanning 5000 IN treasury notes, at bank OPP
posite the Opera House this afternoon, and
attempted to make off with it. Alter shor,
but sharp race the robber overhauled aud
locked up.
Brown George and running mate 60 agains,
Gsgoozler and Dan VOORHEES,. the PAGERS,
for stake OF $500, at Dexter Park, to NOR
row afternoon. sss&&~ 8b
The Common Council lest evening passed
a resolution appointing . committee to ex-
tend the hospltalilies Of Chicago to General
Sheridan.
Rev. DIR. Tiffany, of Grace N. Ed Church,
of this city, is about to remove to New
Brunswick. N. ]. The ladies' Of his church
gave farewell sociable this evening.
There we're 81 deaths in Chicago last week.
Not single case of cholera is reported.
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NV Yoax- ()ei., /.

sssssf iss~ sr s.4...s ss.ss Nsv. ToaK. O., l.
o9 The 4SStaae's Baltimore special says Gcn.
Gsapt, haviaG refused TO is1ue artillery TO the
1(ai3l1Sd 1aitia Cd Cor. Svssn's depsnd,
CT SET - pescheee4 I ssissn II
po5hd NAPosebn bt61s fndS fbrs s6e Artillery
companies Of this city. The guns have beea
assigned 70 three companies, the command.
sss cfshich we're sll in the rebel army.
The Bosrd Of eonncilmen nrst yesterday
. a.,s isss' s,ss q. ss; e
~ Rksoklys Board III Abdomen teSssdsy
announcing that Gen. Sheridan intended 10
visit that city. A resolution was offered ey-
pressing Admirssion Tor his military services
during the var, but AxpressinS disapprosal
of his course in Louisiana. A substitute for
this, rendering him public reception was
lost By is vote. .tr.s
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New OaLEAEs, Oct. l.
No pereeptible abatement in yellow fever
interments during the twenty -four hours end
ing this p. M.
New YoRK. Oct. /.
The steamer Rapidan. arrived here from
New Orleans, reports that at 2 p. M. on the
25th, she discovered the steamer Tioga from
New Orleans via Havana for Phi!adel phia
to be on fire. The steamer Rspidan imme-
diHeiy proceeded to render assistance, and
all on board were saved but the following,
who we're burnt to death Perry Short, Ind
assistant engineer; John c. O. Donnell, oiler,
and 1hos. Crowley, coal passer. The ship
Was abandoned at 7:20 p. M, and at 1890
she was seen to careen to port and 60 down.
The Rapidan proceeded on her course at 9
~ folock
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FROlu CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. /.
McCool and Jones, the pug lists, will give
m exhibition Of their skill to morrow even.
ing, in Crosby Music Hall.
The Chicago Times says: A new and very
important railroad arrangement is that ofthe
purchase Of the Dubuque l. Sioux City Rail
road by the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany. The former,named road now only
runs to Iowa Falls, but the recent purchasers
intend to push matters forward, and very soon
it will be completed to Sioux City, at which
place j, Win connect with the Missouri river,
thus giving. direct communication between
Chicago aud Omaha This arrangement will
secure large trade for Chicago which hes
heretofore been given to other cities easier oI
accesl.
! A small vessel is reported lying botso ON np
ward about ten miles down the Lake. She
vas probably capsized in the gale, and ii i,
feored the crew vas lost. = 4 A.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. 30-Eve.-It is reported
on the Continent that Napoleon has address.
ed note to the sovereigns of the South Ger
man States, on the subject of their relations
with Prussia, and that in this note the French
Emperor, after calmly discussing the last cir
cular Of the Prussian cabinet, urging German
unity, asks the Southern potentates to opledge
themselves not TO pass the MAN, and i'm,
merge their countries in the new Confedera.
ton of the North
FLORENCE, Sept. 30.-Garibaldi has re.
fused to give the Italian Government his pa.
role not to engage in q war againstthe Papal
States.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Lorls. Oct.

Sr. Louls, Oct. /.
There we're two closely contested races at
the Laclede course. In the first race, mile
heats, free for all, for 500, Chicamauga
took the fisst heat, Maggie AcCarty the two
next heaas; time 1.49l and l.483.
The second race, two mile heats, free for
ell, for 5000, was won by Fanny Brown in
two straight heats; time s.42ss, 345.
Advices from the west say $4,000 cattle
from Texas and New Mexico are now col
lected at Absline, Kansas. ON tho Union Pc
ci6c Railroad. awaiting purchasers.
Gen. Hancock has arrived here.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. l.
The Horlds Washington special says: a
Statement of the public debt for September
will be made about Wednesday. II will show
q reduction Of the debt, but not to the ex-
tent given in the August statement.
Both she Internal Revenue and Custom
receipts fell off in September. During the
last half of the month the returns from the
Internal Revenue have not averaged more
than quarter of a million per day.
The President tonight appointed Colonel
Noah l.. Jeffrles, of Maryland, Register OF
the Treasury, vice Colby, deceased.
There is not word OF truth in the story
that the Administration is being consulted by
the District Attorney and Judge at Rich.
mond, relative to postponement of the
trial of JEFF. Davis. elt is matter for the
Judiciary, and no. the Executive, to decide
the only point upon which even the Attorney
General could be properly consulted, which
would be as to the necessity of employing
counsel in addition to that already provided
by law.
The Times Washington special SAYS: The
opinion prevails extensively throughout the
country that the Reconstruction Act of the
fortieth Congress requires q majority of all
the registered voters, in Southern elections, to
authorize the holding Of the Constitutional
Conventions, which is erroneous, as the law
reads "a follows:
IT majoFity Of votes.given on that ques,
ton shall be for a convention, then such
convention shall be held, DC -. @ss
All statements heretofore published re
garding the trial of jeff Davis have beer
mere snrmises, and government has not au.
thorized them, nor has 1t made public any
intlnaion OF what it intends doing. 1t is
semi officially announced that the governs
ment will ask for further delay when the
trial comes on in November, and that coun.
sci for the accused will then make a motion
to enter notie proseqni. Judge Under
wood will be present, but it is not settled
whether Judge Chase will preside. mo-
tion to quash will be argued and decided
probably during the early part Of the term.
During recent interview with an old Ten
nessee friend, the purport of which has been
retailed publicly. Mr.. Johnson sta ed that he
would take his final stand against Congress
by resisting its right if it assumed to suspend
him during the progress of the impeach ment
trial.
The Tribune's Washington special an.
nounces, with positiveness, that the Presi.
dent has made formal tender of the Secre
taryship of the Treasury to R. J. Walker.
The Washington f,feiifgencer confirms tho
statement that General Sickles will not be
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l.
/ A Touring mill ut thu corner of Carroll
sAd Seventh street burned last night, and all
its contents destroyed. Loss about $25, 600;
insured for $4,000.
FoN Du LAC, Wis, Oct. /.
!. The oldest ssN apd shipgls mill 10 this
city, owned by Bonnell 4 Nichols. was to.
tally destroyed BY FIRE at o'clock this morn.
ing. Loss about Sl0,0 900; no insurance.
PHILADELPHiA, Oct. /.
A FIRE this morning destroyed the buildings
of the Butchers Hide Association, and sew
eral dwelling houses on Noble street, above
Eleventh. The loss is about $50 600, mostly
insured. ~.Stas3
ifI New YoRK, Oct. /. 5
: A 6ee last night burned Peter SETTLERS s
cabinet shop, Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn,
aud three tenements. Loss $1,000; partly
insured.
GAIT, Canada, Oct. 1.
A large block ofstores on Main street were
destroyed this morning by fire. Loss $50, 600.
sas> -. BosTox, Oct. !.
a FIRE this morning destroyed buildings on
SEgent's Wharf, occupied by the Boston
Linseed Oil Co., whose loss, with the build
ing, will reach 500, 1000; also the building
occupied by the Bay State Sugar Refinery.
The latter establishment was owned BY the
Messrs. Tillotson, and contained quantity
of sugar and valuable machinery, the loss on
which is estimated at 100000. The losses
are mostly covered by insurance.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. /.
There wss slight frost here this morning.
The new Mayor and City Council we're in.
stalled into Office to-day D.. F. Alien was
elected President Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and Il. b. Shaskiand Of the Council. Judge
n. hrien administered the osiA Of Office.
0c4ll6r dateisSu hes adAkb ID response
to the petition Of city aathorisies fbr -
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a LARGE, .COMMODIOUS DWELL
~ tAA Uas, ,coaasiaias ten roos., cistern, celia,
aseesssssat otahss. xssnIrs of
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ss7s7 ts7ssssas = OfrAwA, Canada, Oct l. ,t
Il is officially anaosuc1d thst Pariisment
will asses On tie sixth Of Nossnbss,s NJ 1
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Howe Tyler........... .s9 Main street.
Duncan, Karlc d Co........140 4 l42 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son. ....-...J ohnson street, bet Sd L 4th.
Gold Pens, Ponciis. Pocket Hssks.
S g Bridges ges..............Nos 1 4 2 Estss House
Gold, Silver. and livery Mounted Canes.
S g Bridges / Estes House.
GRoCFRs-wuOLEsA
6. Pollock Co....... ............llS Main street
Hamii eo.............~.........leo Main street.
Kellogg birge Co.................ss Main street
Bower u Co.................-.....so Main street
NJ Stafford rd.................cor Blonaeau 4 Levee.
GROCERs-RETAIL.
Robertson Absrs 100 Main street.
i A g McQaee, ,.......Sf Main street.
Cox Irvin....... -..corner Filth Main streets.
Hydrometcrs, Thermometers, Saehrom-
eters.
SO a s...........".Nos 4 2 Estes House.
ARNEsS q ,ADDLEs.
A Hagnt. ............A ain stfeet-bct sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. Fourth Main streets
Ii Buel Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
II Main street
Burkitt i Co...........,...........9I Main street.
HoTELs.
Teafer House Third johnson.
Ueming House e,........-......cor second johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. j. Adams, Corner2d and Main sts.
IOWA COAL T. OIL CO.
.Levee, bet Main johnson
ICE.
Collier 4 Berry y...-.Flith street-in Estes House.
IRON.
Brow nell Broi.....".......cor Main Fourth
JEWELRf, (ftyr dotr)
g Bridges Nos Estes House
LIQuoGs-wHOLEs
PGibhons. ia Main street
MARBLE WORKS
John Bawden Third street-near Main
MILLINERs.
spicsbcrger, Mayer i co..-.... No. Ill Main st
Mrs Weber .............eor Third Main streets
MILLINERY q BONNET RLEACHEnY
NEWS DEPOT.
David .....Seoond street
raagpifyirg Glasses q Microscopes.
sc Bridges. s...........No l 4 Estes House
Optician, Speetaolcs. Eye Glasses.
@ Bridges 2 Estes Hense
Pipes, Genuine Mcershaum.
Bridges. Nos & Estes House
Pistols, Ammunition, Rifles.
@ Bridges. Estes Houss
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayres, Mann q Ayres .......-...... -....e7 Main ST
PAINTING AND WALL PAPKBs.
VIM Prce......-.................eor. 9th Biondeau
REAL ATE = INSURANCE ACTS
H B Ten ........Second street
VIM Fulton ...........s2 Main street, (up stairs
RESTAURANTS. I
Young America -. johnson etreet--bet I'd 4 81
Landes Restaurant ......-.cor. I'd and Johnson s.
sINGEn SEWING MAcRIAEs.
cM Manomber, Agt...................foarsh stree
silver Plated ware.
@ Bridges. ....-.... Estes Hous
1psetacles, Geid Z silysss
Sc Bridget. .......... Noe l . Eetss Hous
Spy Glasses. Ksaaing 0iassss.
So Bridges / 2 Estes Hous
%-4-ss ~ss
TIN = JAPAsSED WARE, lwaeLs mel ss Al
. Meore.. ieo WALL sNss
Travsl,ng Cases, Fraveii1g Bags.
g. G Bridges. NOEL 4 Estes Hoas
WOOLEN GOODS.
N dsiatt. Main st-ket 4th q ot
Watches, watches, Watehes.
8 g Bridges. ............ 1 Estss Hous
Watches, clesks,. Z Jswsky Rspairs
8 g Dndges.. ......s....s Nossl 4 Estes Hous
whiting Dssks-Pstisr SlaeSs; Nsiail
9 q B1dsss.......,. ...4... .Nsssl = sRst@ Hous
- k000o0 A1A1 Err. a. s.
IN 411I 4oxlDa11 - ~ esn.s - AlasS
IT ~ AnAH1 kSuy 1gssaesee - 1e1As -
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooay d &Sou..........Johnson street, bet Sd L 4th
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1875.
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AFTHn10ON HooPATCHEs.
- =--...:..s.-s-=--a--4
Late6t Ksws IrsA lEa1l 1lngtoni
n. l. yeffr;s, of Id, lPA1ied lesistsf Of The
Treasury. aa
Ger. sishles will net ss' Granted Cssrs
~ In4uiry. 81
Conflicting saientah absat iAs JsK Dvh
Tial.
Johnsom Win Take a Final Stand Agaiast
Congress IN Cerfais Contingency.
Extsnsivs wAishy Frauds N vArginia.
REVENUE OFFICERS FoRcfBLY RE-
SISTED. n
OPENING OF Tak IOWA STATE FAIR
n
Ereryihiag Indicates a S.sccessfnl Exhibition.
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
John Quincy adams Nominated for Cor
ernor.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS OF NASH
WILLIE INAUGURATED.
L ATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
Garll3aldi Refuses . Parole from the
Italian Governmsnt.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14ss.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS OF NASH
WILLIE INAUGURATED.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Gari3a1di Refuses . Parole from the
| Italian Governmomt.