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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ntAMoNDs GOUGIr ADVANCES MADE, yALr
- Tons furnished, pawntlckefs purchascd.-For
styis Diamond ring S35; gents Diamond Pin. :
Masonic IN 1iJ; exceedingly brilliant unset Diamond s
SITS Wanted carat Diamond immedfa ely. II "
strees, room No . evenings z5 West rwcntylhru ST.
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MANSION HOUSE. BELIEviLLE. y. J., LOCATED
changed hands, ia open for families and single gentlemen
Boarders Splendid boating, bathing and fishing sabng
j. j. SMALL, Proprietor.
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ITO FOURTH AVENUE. NEAR TWELFTH STREET. =
III large md handsomely furnished Room, with ire
class Board Also two small Rooms tor gentlemen.
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U,OR SALE OR TO LET-THE PRoPERTY KNOW
IL the Lorriard Refinery, situate at Perth Amboy
j. Consists OF large substantial brick building 5ox2S
with "a Of lauc having go feet water 'front.' docks
completed with sufficient water for the largest vessel
plank walk 100 feet in length also wells
&C.. all new and in complete order Suitable Tor man,
factory warehouse refinery &c Easy of access commun
With New York and Jersey City by rail aud boat FRI
quent. Terms easy. Apply TO g. u. NASH. LIS Broa'
WAY. N. "
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
MEXICO.


Death - Fsreisners..Csnvecation Of she
Mexican Congress-Santa Auna Still
q NEW ORLBAHe, July 2e-The Galveston
papers hAvea weeks later dates from Mex leo,
but they are OF no importance. +
The Brownsyille RancAero doubts ihs report
that an army OF observation under Uoftinas
bsing stationed on the Rio Hrands. It also
publishes an extract from q letter I'D TO have
been written ny Escobedo to Gomez directing,
by every means in ass power, t, make ths
country Mexican, and as all the property IN
the hands offore'gners was acquired by Mex,
power TO hunt them from the country. My
MORO is "Deatn to all strangers" There is no
danger Of the Yankees interfering with as
long as the Southern States are kept out OF
the Union; besides. the black man would side
with US. and may at any time pronounce
against :he whites. Before We get through
with foreigners the Yankees will think we are
in earnest, and tho time will come " hen their
notables will be begging for their ewn heads
instead OF for Austrians.
Up to the 18Th instant MARQUEE O'Haran had
not been found Some of his adherents are
supposed to be secreted In the house of the
British Minister a
General Diaz has ordered the capture Of all
foreign representatives who do not recognize
the Liberal Government
Seven hundred Austrian prisoners have
been sent to Puebla. Twelve more Generals
have been shot at Observation-Disclosures them
Ottero Castillo. and four colonies.
President Juarez has issued an order Of con-
vocation TO Congress to elect President.
Ortega is in prison in Monterey.
Captain Freem an, Of the revenue cutter Will
derness, who conveyed Madame Juarez and
party to Vera Cruz, reports the Liberals to be
extremely Independent and saucy in Vera
Cruz
The Prussian Consul 10 conducting negotia-
tons with the Liberals for the release RI the
Austrian pIisoners.
Santa Anna is still alive at Campeachy. His
captors are awaiting instructions from the
Liberal Government. The feeling there is that
be will undou btedly be shot. AdvIces to the
same effect have Deen received via Matamoras
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Affairs in GenrReteWn.

DRATH BY DKowNIna.-A party OF young
men took the sIoop Eagle and went sor sait
called for some time with nothing to mar their
pleasure; ths wind was fair. and the 90 mpanY
were enjoying themssives finely, out whea
nearing the sonth end OF Anaioetan !sland
one Of tho company, young man nauod Jonn
Davis, who was at the slime sitting on the
sidesof the boat, was attacked with Mt aud
fell over board. and. NOTWITHSTANDING ne was
COED swimmer, sank to the bottom or the
river. strenuous efforts were made by several
individuals 70 recover the hody, but without
success up to q late hour this aftarn 1on Mr..
DSy,s was single man. aud resided Win his
father and two sisters on Prospect street. He
was employed by Mr.. A. Rodier, ana was re-
speeted by all who knew him
DESCENT OF THE PoLICE.-At alb out half past
Passon and Robinson and officers Haney.
Green and Lambie, OF the police force, made a
''forced march" appearing at the establish
ment Of Mr.. Hilesry Hutchins. on Market
Space, where they ar rested seven men, namely:
PuNer, CLARK, Olemenson, Garner, Mozer,
Nicnolson and Coleman. They were taken
before the justice, who dismissed Nicholson
and Coleman. and fined the others S.. rs each.
TEMPERANCE RKTING.-Ani n interesting tenn
perance meeting was neld at the old market
yesterday afternoon, which was addressed by
Messrs. Finley. Kidwell and others.
POLICE 0MATTERe.-The whole number OF
ARE sts made on Saturday were 9; the amount
derived from fines, S2S75. Four arrests were
made yesterday, the fines Of which amounted
NoGANBLrTG ALLowED.-Hileary Hutchins
came before Justice Buckley this morning,
charged by F. d. Parsons with keeping gam
bling house. BE wis fined Sc0.62.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL-l,70O tons were
shipped from Rays docks to-day; 2t0 tons
from the Gum berland Co., and from the Bor-
den Co., 400 tons.
THE CANAL-The whole number Of boats
arrived by the canHi on Saturday afternoon,
during Sunday and this morning were 26, bring
ing coal to the Central, Borden, Consolidation
American, Cumberland and Hampshire and
Baltimore Companies; one boat brought
cement and lumber for George Waters. 2e
boats have departed IN the same length OF
time.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Eliza,
Harris, master, from Havre de Grace.
No MONEY FOB STREET IMPROvBMBNTs.-
We are requested by the Commissioner OF
Streets to cay to all those who have been lately
making written and verbal calls upon him to
repair streets and cutters that ne has no money
at his command out of which the desired re-
ha
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The Body of Macmillan.

NEW YORK. July PA special dispatch to
the Herald from New Orleans states tn at late
advices from Vera Cruz report that the body
of Macmillan Will be delivered to the Aus
TRAN legation The remains are now on the
way to Vera Cruz, where they will be put on
board the Austrian steam frigate EIeza meth,
which is due here about the 1st of August.
There is no truth in the report that the for
eign Cons uls have been m olested in Mexico.
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THE NoM MI y Of MR, GREELEY tt

THE NOMINATION OF MIR GREELEY TO
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION
1t Is understood that on the reception, by the
Senate, on Saturday, of the nomination OF
Horace Greeley to be Minister ~ Vienna. Mr..
Sumner, chairman OF the Committee on For.
eign Afairs, consulted with his colleagues
upon the committee and reported favorably
upon the nomination. Objection was, how.
ever, made by Senator Upton, who stated that
no inducernent would cause him TO support
the bafler OF JEFF. Davis. Under the rule Of
the Senate the objection of a single member
prevents action upon a nomination the same
day il is sent In, and accordingly the nomiua-
lion Of Mr.. Greeley went over
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson q Co, quote Stocks An
Bonds la home aud foreign N arksts an foIiow

II" W" cVh11SO1 q CU, QuOt0 OtUCKs 6n0
Bonds Ia home aud foreign markets az follows.
New YORK, July a2.--First Board-U. s. SIS.
ISL, coupon, ilua; do. registered, -; do.
5.2Cs. coupon, III do. registered, - do
Certificates -; do. $40. new issue, -; do
..3U's. 1os; 104O's registered, =; coupon, lG2 4
Pacific Mail, lii K; Atlantic Mail, INK: Oantoa
Co., ASA; Cumberland, 3sA; Quicksilver 3IA:
Mariposa. lok; pret'd, -;N n. Y. Central, I0s !,
Ere Railway, 72h; preferred. II; Hudson
River Railroad, 1I9; Reading R. r., lU5ss;
Michigan Central, no; Michigan Southern,
e0's: ILLINOIS Central r. r.. 11sR; Cleveland
aEd PittsburR. 91k Nortnwestern, 49,: do
preferred. 71S: Cleveland and Toledo, -:
Rock Island, 1914; Fort Wayne, l0a7; w.
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The Indian War

ST. LOUIS. July pa telegram from Gen.
A. J.. Smith, dated Fort Harker, July goth, to
General Sherman. states that re liable in forma-
ton has been recei we'd that Bishop Larnev and
party, recently reported to have been attacked
near Fort Larned, and eight men killed and
the women taken captives. passed Fort Dodge,
fifty five miles west of Fort Larned, in COM
panv with q large train the 10th instant
The reported massacre must therefore be false
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

rBy Gable to the Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, Jnly 22-Noon The bark Tan.
gent, from Boston, was passed on June 9th,
wat-rlogged and abandoned.
LONDON, July 22-Noon.-Consols. q 7.16
U. S. Five-twentes, 72x, Illinois Central,
IN; Fries, ASK. ia
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Noon.- Cotton firm:
sales, $4,000 bales. The other markets are
unchanged
ANTWERP, July MISUNDERSTANDING, 43
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COMBINATIONS BIZ THE SENATE

NUNF IhMAIIUNS BIZ The SENATE.
The Senate on the 2ytn instant. Ia K cutive
Session, conii med the following, am,ng a
great many other military appointments aud
promot ons:-To BE- Major G enerals by h-ov.t
United States Eolunteers- Benla min p. Run
ratio @. Sickel, Elisha q. M srshali. m apolson
b. Buford, Henry r. iuss. Lewis N Pack,
and Nelson Cross; to be Uofonei ny breset.
L. s. A.. Vim II. Emory: TO be 1t. Onlonels by
brevet, U. S. w.. Edwin L Moore aud Ed ward
w. Rogers to he Majors ny brevet. u. s. A.,
George G Armes: and Gsorve r. Russell: to
b. @ uartermasters, with rank OF M aior Rufus
SAXON, Henry q. Hodges, and James. M
Moore: to be Assistant Surgeon obert Rey.
burn.
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DEpAEETTMYTEfNpP s 9T TIE 1NT 4pN2
On the petition Of EY LuEI Of H 10
granted him the day Of January s5 Rai ana
sse on sh he sy
the Patent Office ON MONDAY. the 9th day of
December ext at lso,eiock d. and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
ale n hs fs sr afs to
day Of hearing Xii testimony eS ist asp1 pars s
!. rules 9Th Of the a of
lS Which abb be d fTrnshsd on
the day Of The bearing the arguments, If any within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and tn: Intelliyencer, Washington, D.
three weeks the first Of sas
& ss IF to be at least sixty days prsyous to
NEW rooKs,-The Culture Demanded by Mod
iI%,t5r.,a CSIIege Life by Rev stephen DIN
Civil War. vol IL. MIeteoris Astronems: Shoot.
and other Nervous sss
'*S ie H'rt'h0rne on pr'''si s & Nns fRfLoR
" For washing Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains. and
For washing Wounds, Bruises, and Chapped
hands IL equal TO the best CASTLE Soap.
Formaking Son Soap; see direction on the wrap.
None genuine unless the makers name /,
stamped on each bar ,r ,,.e,
500 and soa north, bet 1T and SIS IS.
Jan IL ON a - : : Il
KEScH B BOO Kari E; Fem
cents. souyestre: gn Philosophe sous les Toits; IS
cepta. .Souvestre: i o Goute D,Eau: Is csnfs I'm.
mas mas Els: Avent%rss Dc hnatrs Eemmes IS cents
science: LIE fian de yi!lsge; Is cents. Aehard:
Parisiennes ct Proyinciales; IS cents. Achard: Les
Dc Chantilly: 8 cents La Csmtesss Dash: Les
jsil e - = FRAsCK TAYLOR.
CEED ,eTORE, ,EIRsT WARD. -sEEps
Seed: White Qlovera L9cerne, sweet vernai Grass
and Per BE Grass sssds AID Ri5d Seed; for sale
ies.lm- 4 street, nssr IA. near Fsss. ave.
AVERY TINE ASSORTMENT or - -
81 ioVTHss,, A aHFoIEp IS, BACKS, i
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GOLD IL THE TEEAsUgY.-On Saturday last
the amount OF gold in the vaults OF the Treas.
ury was one hundred and seventeen millions
Of dollars, OF which amount twenty lone mil.
Ions were In gold certificates
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NOT Sol has been stated by some of our
Contemporaries that the nomination OF Ward
ID. Lamon was rejected for Consul General 70
Havana. He was not rejected but the case
was pos tpored.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
O UNITED Stiles PiTENT OFFIC

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STITES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. july -, 1877.
On the petition of NORMAN WELLINGTON. of
Salisbury, Vermont. for himself and S. Nj.
. George, eXecutriX, with Abraham Il. Gardner and
Leland j. Mattson, executors Of the estate of Den
mis- j. George deceased, praying for the extension
or a patent granted to the said Millingron and
George the 18th day of October 1883 for improve
ment in. Machines for Figuring. Carpenter,
Squares Tor years from the piraton of said
patent, which takes place OH the 18th day of octo
Der. lSi.:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, tire Both day of Septem
Der next, IL clock NJ; and all persons mott
tie to appear and show cause If any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Pateut Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office. which will be- furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pers relied upon testi-
mony must be filed in the office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered. also: that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington. d.
G.. and in the Banner. Bennington, Vt, once
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. I. c. THEAkER.
is 20 WV Commissi omer of Patents.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, July 22.-Flour market heavy;
receipts. 35iU bbls. Wheat market quiet; re-
ceipts, 7l,7uO bushels Corn market 2a3 cts.
lower; receipts 1883 bushels. Rye is quiet
Oats quiet. Pork firmer; sales OF 1880 bols;
Whskey quiet. Barley nominal. Cotton firm
at q cts. for M iddling Uplands. Freight quiet
Spirits TurpentiGe quiet at So cts.
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THE WHITE HoUsE-A large pumber of Wis.,
1tors were al the Executive Mansion 10 -day,
Inony OF whom had an Interview with the
President Secretary Browning had an audi
ence with the President this afternoon.
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~ The records of the Richmond Court OF
musings for six months having shown that
ton TO the alleged crimes. and Thai indic,
ments had beer dismissed because il was sta tad
that the JUDGMENT Of the Court was set as,da
IN cases here the parties were born north Of
an imaginary line, Gen. SchodeId has cailsr
the attention Of the Recorder OF he fact, and
require him TO make an ex PLANTATION ii posi-.
Bile,
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~ The Partisan esegontss al present have
Inahia for dying their com piexions with chic.
DRY. Mrs. Dr.. Mary Walker and sc veraI OF hsr
s,rorg minded fes,aies ara displaying their
costumes quite lavishiy al the Grand Hotel,
In Paris
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HEAGLE IRON WORKS.
Il WASHINGTON CITY.

II WASHINGTON CITY.
Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
The subscribers thankful for the patronage here
tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens Of Wash.
lngton and others take this occasion to state at
they are still prepared and have ample facilities to
perform all orders in their line of business, and
done In as expeditions. cheap and workmanlike q
CITIES. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers. with all their appendages, either portable
OF STATIONARY. for use on land or for steamboats,
Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills
GssIings iron Or brass Ar r or Msses
Boiler Iron Work such as Water Tanks or Case.
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact, all the
branches OF Mechanics appertaining to frst-class
Of They THHd also ea the
tial Return Tubular Boiler" This plan Of Boiler
patented by them in 1861, has now been introduced
and In successful operation for various purposes
and has given general and entire satisfaction a.
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or fOaminR, and
smalness fspace occupied, as can be shown by GER
nov In our nave all been
ton IN this city and elsewhere. We will be glad to
avail ourselves Of the opportunity to explain Its
merits and show it in operation in these Works.
Inc loiiowing isa list 81 the Boilers on this plan
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do, do; al
John z: Riyes' Globe Printing Once; at United
States Hotel, warming building; at Soldiers Home
north OF the city; at Lunatic Asylum. across the
city; Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam p9o
gslisr Philadelphia, belonging to A. B. Cooley,
Esq. am Dredging Machine, do. do. steam pro-
ReIer Tigress; stern wheel steamer Virginia on the
do; It Eagle Iron WORKS Warrington stern wheel
Works. 0''
ie6.eo2m VIM n. ELLIS b BRO.
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Fire.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Mears & Bates shingle
nall and lumber yard was burned last Mig hit.
Loss, $4,000: insured for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-22

FOR sALE-Dne Of the finest family car n -,
Il. riage HORSE6 In the city. Strong, EN
particulars apply at JeC COOKS Livery stable,
9th street, between b and streets. ~ le-ets
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GENERAL X. K. LEE, n is said, Is to be an.
pointed President OF the Covinston and Ohio
Railroad Of Virginia, and bis son, Gusts, Is 70
be hlef engineer. VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-22

From j. ShiiiiuEson, Odeon Building,
We have the Rtrersfde Nigga -iHs for August; q
cspital periodical for yonng people,, saI :
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e SEVENTH STREET.
NJ r II r IT F. II .
1856
1856

Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGlNGS
WINDOW SHADES. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS
ENGRAyINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c
Terms cash.
j. MARKRITER No. AS 7th street,
il s2lm- between ID and Z streets.
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AMERIcA pIsCoyEREp BIZ TILE CHINESE

AMERICA DISCOVERED BY THE CHINESE,
Is likely To be demonstrated that the Chit
nese visited this continent a IeeIe before the
Northmen- A San Francisco paper asserts
that The first white explorers OF Oregon found
atradition among all the Indians of that region
that vessel which. from the description, ls
supposed 10 have been Chinese Junk, was
touI Embedded In the mud OF the Colum bia
liver. Here is a chancs for Chinese antiuua
ries. Let them put in a claim for the earliest
discovery of the continent, and figh, /: out on
that lire with the Royal Society Of Copenha.
gen. The Chinese will doubtless send over
Prof Ch'ng- INCA ching a-ling-a. Chi chum-
chi to look after Mongoliaa inscriptions on the
sandstone of the Columbia
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CoNFiRMEr.-"e are pleased to notice
among the con firmations by he Senate on Sat.
nIday that OF Surgeon j. II Baxter, U. =
Vols. late chief medical officer of The Provost
III hal Generals Bureau, as assistant med
zeal puIseyor, u. :. A /. with the rank of lien
tenant colonel Dr. Baxter eerved with grea.
citoit during The entire ar, and shis msrk OF
appreciation OF his services bY the Surgeon
General, Secretary OF War, the President and
the nnsnifhou voice OF the Senate must he
peculiarly gratifying 10 his friends and 10 the
late surgeons OF boards OF enroilmen, through.
out the United States. This promotion Will
Rot interfere with the complat!on OF the med
1cal report OF the Provost Marshal (Ieuer,l's
Bureau, upon which DIR. Baxter is now en-
gagged, IN accordance with a resolution of Con.
Eress.
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DARIs AND NEW YORK MILLINERY,

Mrs. A. G. CASTOR has Just returned from New
York with large aud elegant assortment of "a
fine French, English, and American Straw E1D
Bonnets and Hats for ladies and children; 80
Crystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw 0rna 81
ments Also, general assortment of fine
French Flowers Bonnet and Hat Frames in great
variety. Ribbons, Silks, Grapes, Tuiles and Resl
Laces, &c.
Particular attention given TO all orders.
Rooms, 446 Sth street. near Pennsylvania ave.
mi 2 I'm
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S 7 K o l. U Y.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,

She reveals secrets no, mortal ever knew Sh.
restores to happiness those who from doeful
events, catastrophes- in love loss Of rela
lions and friends, loss of money, &C. have become
Respondent She brings together those long seps-
lovers, restores lost stolen property, tells
you the bus ness you are best qualified to pursue,
speedy marriages, and tells YOU the very day YOU
will marry, gives yon the name, likeness and char
thoughts, and by her almost Supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries OF the fu-
tpre. rom the stars We see in the armament
tie malefc stars that overcome predominant in
the standardization the aspects and positions
of the planets and the fixed in the heavens at
the time OF birth she deduces the future destiny of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest AstroI.gist
on earth. 1t costs you but tritie, and you may
never again have so favorable opportunity. Con-
sultatiUn fee with likeness and all desired infor-
nation, 81. Parties living at distance con
suit the Madame by mail with equal safety aud sat
isiaction to Themselves as if in person full aid
explicit chart. written out, with all inquiries an
swertd and likeness enclosed sent by mail ON re-
ceipt of price above mentioned The strctest Sc
crtsy viii he naihtalned ana all correspondence
returned or destroyed. References Of the highest
y the ia! Of the month and year in which you
born enclosing a lSit Sd E"IT Ad PERR1so
ap3-D&W ,eoly Pc. Drawer 1913, Buffalo, NY
plC-NIC, EXCURSION, AND TRAVELLING
l. LUXUR IES.
Just received, large assortment of articles
lectcd especially for the above purposes.
DREUX; P p, TED TONGUE, HAM,
,Gordon's Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Jellies,
Also, large variety Q. Plain and Fancy Pic Mic
anu 1ia'slihs M ia1ISSt5 HAMS.
We call attention TO for Sandwiches. They are
mild ten d9 aS tsfispi suitable
From the scuppernong Grape of North Carolina;
light. very fruity and golden color: unexcelled for
T. KING SON, King Place,
my l5-tf Corner Vermont ave. and l5l, st.
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GOOD ADvIcE.-At reconstruction maeting
held near Jackson vile, Miss, July 4. ALDER,
q. Brown, who was JEFF Dayis's colleague in
the United States Senate, presided. and said
'He had spent thirty years in .he public ser
vice He was what had been called a .pro.
scribed rebel lie would hold no on ce If every
man IN the State would vote for him. His
locks were whitening for the grave. He
Souio advise the holding or convention and
the acceptance OF the terms rsnasrsd n. On
gress, without delay or cayii'-
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TIE RIOT IL TENNBssEE-General Carlju,s
report to General Howard on the Franklin
riot hxes the whole responsibility of the dis.
graceful affair upon the Conyersa.iyas. and
asserts that the murderous assault upou the
coiofeo leagp. was precoscerted 1t also
declares that the Mayor OF franklin knew
there Wensd be an outbreak, aud that the
town was voluntarily surrendered by tha
ciSii authorities to mob violence. Pne Gene.
raj expresses the opinion that the pun lshment
OF thr guilty participants may be safely lef. to
the Circuit Judge and the Distric, Attorney