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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR RATIFICATION
MEETING. T.. -

SALDS, ALA, July IA grand Seymour
and Blair ratification meeting Was held in this
city On Saturday night last. Bonfires were
built, fireworks burnt and cannon thundered
Several thousand people, including many cel-
ored persons, were present. who made the
nominees. .r..
Spst ches were made by Gems. Morgan, Pc
ters, Shelby, Judge Brooks, Judge Wood, ex.
mayor M. J. Williams, Col. Colby, late OF the
FEDERAL army, and several others.
The meeting was the largest and the NEST
eAth usiastic ever held here.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing IN South Amerfes
- missionary, discovei I'd safe end ample reo-
edy f9I the Care Of Nervous Weekssss, BaIly De-
coy, Dtseasee OF the Urinary end Seminal OrRans,
md the whole trsil Of disorders brouGht On by
Ssnsful and ytciees habits. Great numbers have
desire 70 bena0t the a1iicted and unfortunste will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi.
SIne, scaled envelope, 70 any one who needs IL,
JOSEPH r. IMAM. Station D. Bible House,
ny S-SUs New YoYk (yty
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BILLY EDwARps TRAINI1G.--This exponent
OF the pugilnstc art, matched 10 tight Sam
Collyer for the light weight chAmpionship and
nom the crowded city to-day and takes up q
temporary abode where cooling brsezes and
fresher air will aid him in getting into that
healthfui and fitting condition necessary for
cate work by the veteran Dooney Harris, who
has long been his irm and steadfast friend.
After one week,s training 6dwNuB- VIII r.
visit The city, and a Saturday eSsaiae s0nUt.
July le, Ne van - tendsred complimentary
tesdmo1ial " those professional friends whock
he has often served and who owe HIM for many
favcrs.-N. y Sunday Herald
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PLAsTIRRRs.-
The Plasterers National Convention Assem-.
bled in Chicago last Tuesday and remained in
session until Saturday. They adopted resolu-
tons as follows:
ReSolred, That we, the Plastarers Of the
United States in Convention assem- bled, do
hereby pledge ourselves to support any Plas-
terers' Society herein represented which may
feel disposed 10 strike for the eight hour labor
movement, provided that such association no.
fy the National Secretary TO that effect.
Resolred, That the various organizations CON-
posing this Con venton be and they are hereby
requested 10 advance their standard OF wages
TO fve dollars per day as soon as practicable.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMKNclAL.

Money lsnders IN New York show no dis.
trust OF their coilaierals where the Borrowers
are well known, and loans are made at 3a5 per
centon call. Some di<crinination is, no oweyer
made against weak rud unkuovn borrowsrs
The statement OF the associated banks OF that
city for the week euding Saturday is favorable
to contin ned monetary ease, the deposits having
while the legal tender notes have decreased
IS, 5e ,397, and the loans have increased g. al,-
777. The only other change is an increase OF
S35,736 In the ircuiAtion.
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DARING ESCAPE OF PENITENTIARY Con-
riCTs.-Thursday morning about eight O'Clock.
nine negro cOnvicts from the penitentiary,
er ard Kanawha Canal, made their escape.
They We're at work on fiat boat, boating stone
10 Woodruff's Island, three miles above Lynch
burg, and as the boat touched the bank, one OF
the negroes suddenly seized the guard at the
head of the boat and pitched him into water
ten feet deep. The other guard was Also seized
end treated In the same way, and the prisoners
then jumped to the shore, crossed the island,
and the arm Of the river TO the Amherst side,
aud although hotly pursued nothing had been
seen of them late Thursday evenlng.-Rieh-
taogd Examiner, llM,
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speech OF General =. r. Blair in Acceptius
the Demecratie Nomination.

He
The following remarks were made by Gen
BLAIR, al Tammany Hall, New York, on Fri.
DAY night last, in reply 70 the announcement
OF his nomination for the Vice Presidency by
oCratic Con ventlou.
accept the platform OF resol utions passed
by the late Democratic Convention. and ac-
cep their nomination with feelings of the most
profound gratitude. fAppiause.l accept the
noInination with a feeling that your nonina.
ton for the Presidency is one which will carry
us 70 certain victory lapplause.l and because
nomination that could b. made by the Demo.
cratic party. The contest which we wage is
for the restoration OF constitutional govern
ment, ana II is appropriate that we should
make this contest under the lead Of one wto
mas given bis life TO the maintenance of consti.
tutional government tApplause.l We make
TINS contest for the restoration Of those great
pnelples OF government which belong to
our race, lapplause.I and it is most ap-
proprIate that we should select for our
leader man not In military Life, but who
has devoted himself 10 civil pursuits, one who
has gwen himself to the understanding of our
Constitution and It's maintenance with all his
powers Of reason and judgment. have said
ration Of our Government. II is also for the
restoration Of our race. TUproarious an.
plause.l ~ is TO prevent the people Of our
race from being exiled from their home, exiled
from the government which they have created
for themselves and for tn ,ir children, 10 pre-.
vent them from being driven out in exile and
trodden under foot by an inferior and semi
barbarous race. (Renswed applause.l In this
contest we shall have the sympathy OF every
man that Is worthy 70 belong 10 the white race
Renewed appiause.l What civilized people
on earth would refuse TO associate with them-
selves in all the rights, and honors and dignl-
ties OF their country sucn men as Lee and
JohnsOni What country on earth would faiI
10 do honor TO those who fighting an erroneous
cause, yet distingu he'd themselves by a gal.
lanpy, never surpassed (Applause.l In
that contest, for which they have sought to be
disfranchised and exiled from their homes
tney proved themselves worthy 10 be our peers.
(Applause .t.. =. :
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THnRIBII STORM IN VIRGINIA.-Tazewe we'll
and adjacent counties were visited by terrible
storm few days ago. The hail In some places
land two or three feet deep on the ground. A
correspondent says: s.Not far from Mr.. James
Freeman's a water-spout fell; a citizen living
IN the rayine below the spout lost mis- wife and
child IN q most shocking manner. She saw the
terrible tide rushing upon her house; threw the
children upon bed, ran a1&er q small boy out
side, and as she entered the door with the chr Id
the tide entered the upper door with large
tee; this struck the woman with great force,
carry ing her and the child away wiih the logs
and trees. There being two houses, one giving
way turned the current OF water, which saved
the other house and the other children, after
moving the house some two feet. The won an 3
body was found one mile below her house
severed IN twain-one leg was not found. The
child was perfect Jelly. 1t was found halt
mile below the house. Tive cows that were
swept on had not been found. Great damage
was zone TO the gardens, crops, &c. The
woods look like midwinter. LyacAtnry W.
~ ~
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FR0Mi EUROPE TO-DAY, BY cABL,

LONDON, Julyl3-Forenoon.-we Weather warm
ana tine. Coneols for money, Gxa9ix. On
account 4x. U. 8. Bonds, 7aS. Erie, 10.
Illinois Central, 10l4.
FRANKFORT, July D.-Cottsn quiet. Sales,
1890 bales Others unchanged.
QUHNsTowN, July 13.-The City Of Wash
ington, from New York on June 18TH, arrived
yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, July13.-The steamer Union,
from New York on July I'd, arrived At 100 this
m0rIng. t.-
LONDON, July 13. - Consols for money
81 y a9 Y. On account Ak- American secu.
rites generally easier. Erie. +Sh. u. S Bonds,
723a72k.r
lands. 1ax. Orleans, ua.
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g6eIteraI shermsn fer Grant.

CHICAGO, July l0.-A St Louis telegram in
the Times of this morning says that as I3eneral
Sherman was aiighnng from street car a. the
corner Of Fourth and Olive streets, In that citv
lasteyening, crowd suTrounded him, askips
what he thou ght Of the nomination OF S-y-
mour, and whether he would support him Hs
replied, ssIf is bad nominasion, and viii be
best tet all to piecrs. Grant will be electsd I,
Voices in the crowd replied sWe don't want
the support Of house burners" ssY0u wanted
she domination yourself sYou waht Grant
elected so a. to get his place st the head OF The
army and ruch Ike.
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SHOCKING OCCURRKNCK--Shortly after mid
night. while young woman named Margaret
Hammil, residing at No. 10 Soaring street, was
lying in bed, her clothes caught IRE from a
ca, die and soon en- nveloped her in flames, caus-
ing injuries from which the poor creature died
this morning about half.past7 o'clock, Tue
relatives the unfortunate were nrst aroused
by the burning smell, and bursting into the
covered the flames, after subduing which, Dr.
Hickey wss sent for, but that eentleman's ef-
forts were unavailing to prolong the life OF the
wret ched creature, whose body presented a
rhockngiy chaired appearance. Strange to
say, the infant escaped unhurt.-Ne1arl Jour.
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B.itimsre Markets, re.Sav.

BALTIMORE, Jaly Il. Cotton very quiet
and steady at - cts. Fleur dull, quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and unchs nged. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Rye qaiet and unchanged. Proyi-
sions advancing. Pork firm at s29. Bacon
firm: rib sides 16k cts; clear sides 16A all cts;
shoulders fial44 cts; hams 2la22 cts. Lard
firm at IL La1Sc
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fs.day's New York Markets.
INV TA1A~rQnh

NEW YeRK, July I3.0Cotton quiet at % xe.
for Middling Uplands. Freights quiet Flour
5 10 cents lowefT Wheat dulf and nomi-
nally lower. Corn in buyers favor. Rye
quiet. Oats shade better. Pork firm: new
mess, 2e.75a2s SIN. Lard quiet at IL i ais cts
Whisky nominal
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PHALON's .PAPAIAN LOTION
TIE sssstu AND co.rLr1

::s$:s$!s;l issii?.s'''
ror LADIES a =. iSf RsH4UNiSS ~
.PAPHIAH LOTION 10 the snly reliable rem
coy sor 0seescs and baemishss Of tAe SkKN.
PHAI.ON's "PAPHIAN SOAP"
SoI the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, viii not
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
"ELO0 DE MAYO.o
4 EEW PERFUME ron THE HAEpKRR-
GHi1r Exquisite, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON q SON, Nsv York.
F6y Sold by all DruRxisas
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THAT BANNEk.-An Innocent OHIO delegate
inquired Thursday night how it was il Say.
mour's nomination was entirely unex pected,
tnat nneiy executed portrait Of the unwilling
candidate was ready for the banner paraded IN
me streets within an hour after the nomina-
ton The Buckeyes intellect, bewiidered bv
the astonishing tactics OF New York politi.
cans, was not adequate to the explanation Of
this curious phenomenon, and we are unable
10 g1ve II aLy assistance in this case. Som
tunes small and apparently immaserial car.
Gums lance VIII fasten on q criminal coucl a siye
evidence OF his guilt In like manner this ia.
sienificant banner, bearing the unmistakable
ried through the streets immediateiy after hi 3
nomination, VIII furnish irrefragabie proof
that when Mr. Seymour's friends declared him
ont OF the field, they knew that they were per
petrating fraud .-Ner fork Post. 80
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MuRDERoUs ASSAULT ON YOUNG LADY
On Monday last while Miss Harriet Silver
thorn, daughter OF Mr.. John Silyerthorn, re-
siding near Holmes Mills, was on her way
fron store 10 her fathers house. 8 colored
man named William Wise approached her
from behind and demanding her money, struck
hera violent blow ON the head, intending 10
knock her down and rob her of some money
tnat sne was known TO possess at the time
Strange 10 say, however, the blow failed of it.
mission, perceiying which the villain seized
an dragged her some thirty yards in the
woods, where he attempted the most nendish
outrage upon virtue known in law. But honor
and life were al stake, and the heroic girl
struggled desperately for both, and by her cries
soon attracted the presence Of ner brother, who
was providentially near by. The cowardlv
monster at once became alarmed and ran of
MI Silverthorn found his sister weak and
staggering, her head, throat and ears being
frlghffully cut. one of the latter having been
cut out to the bone. The rascal has been ar
rested and incarcerated. Miss Silverthorn re-
mains in a critical condition, with dou ubts As 10
her rrecoyery.-.Seut0WH (Nd Record
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM
MARYLAND APPOINTED.

BALTIHoRh July I3.-The Hon. William
Pinckney White has been appointed BY Gov.
ernor Swami, United States Senator to MI the
unexpired term Of Hon. Reyerdy johnson.
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BAfCHILoI's RAIR DYE.

~. 1a,s a1,' s',snaia Ac,s BE .hs e:.s IL sls xsA'
INT; rsssdss; IS il q scS 4 bad de-; ~ SyiSo.
estss snA leayes tie A@6 se4 I'd bee(1fll Nod
"a ~ S.cSsriS S sppRS.i q SstsSsior 5 Ne Ssoso,
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Wall Street Ts.day.

NEW YORK, July r3.--C}old. I.40s.. Exchange
ION Money, 4a5 per cent. Old Eoud, I3a:
new, 81. vIrgfnia 6's, new, 81; do, ex coupon,
pom, 75k.
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NKPARIMIsE OF THI INTIRToB,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
NAsHINsToN, June %, 1853.

Bay, New York. Sray,ne for the eItension NJ, oS =
patent granted 70 him the 18th day OF September,
tog ,sine ns ~ sosp an nna
msnt II Asrysster OF Grain and gra.s, for seyen
takse place on the 18th day Of SeDtsmbsr, 1858
IL - ordsred thst the aid petition be heard 81
the Patent Once On MONDAY, the 7th day OF Se D
tember next, at II o'clock n; And all persons are
noohed 70 aZlear and show cause II any they have.
Why said pesftton ought not TO Be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
ME IN the Patent Once their objections specially
day Of bearing Ell tsetn hlsd by either party
sGee. which viii be furnished on application.
q and SsfeE Esiisa .sos :. tee
fore the day OF bearing; the arguments, IL any.
within nin tes dsys :1sE fling TIE tsstin9ny:
Republican and the Intelligeneer, Washington, )
O., @ and u, IN The! ths Atlas, Ne. York. N ono:
ssid pubications 70 Be 1t lsast sixty day.
":s WavW Sss VI Aeei:s oopma..sa.s1 os pssss;.
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SwEDHSBoReIAN CoNyENTiox.-The Gen.
eral Convention Of the New Jerusalem Swe-
deneorgian church lor the United States met
in Portland, Me, last week: the Rev. DR.
were present from nearly every Ssa.a IN the
Union. The stau sucs furnished snow a steady
and considerable inerease In the denomin alton
throughout the country. =
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Baltimore Steel Mart,,. To-day

BALTIMORE, July 13.-Virginia skies, in.
scrIoed old, bid, 10 asked, Virginia skies,
bid, 46 asked; Virginia SKIES coupon, new, 56x
old, So asked; North Carolina skies, new, 10Y
bid, Il asked
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HOT WEATHER IN THE WEST.
BuFYALo, N Y, July 13.-Within forty.
eight hours ending Sunday afternoon, sun.
strokes in seven cases proved fatal. Heat to-
day intense.
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TIE Nvw CATHOLIC DIoCRsEs.-The follow.
ing Is an accurate designation of the boundarie,
OF the new dicceees and Ficariate erected in the
Province OF Baltimore
1. The See Of Wilmington comprises the
State OF Delaware, the counties OF Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester.
Somerset, Worcester and Wicomico, in she
State Of Maryland; and the counties Of Acco.
mac and Northampton, in the State of Virginia,
being the entire peninsula between the Chess.
peake and Delaware Bays. ..- -.
III. The See of Scranto Ton comprises the coun.
ties OF Bradford. Luzerne, Lycoming, Monroe,
Pike, Sullivan, Susquehanna, TIoea- Wayns
and wyoming, in the State OF Pennsylvania
III. The See Of Harrisburg comprises the
Cumberland, Adams, York, Dauphin, Nor.
thumberland, Columbia, Lebanon, Lancaster
Montour, Union. Snyder, Juniata, Perry and
Fulton, in the State Of Pennsylvania.
". The Eicariate Apostolic Of North Caro-
Ina embraces the entire State Of the same
na me.
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~A German in Chicago advertises tha. his
wife has run away, or been stolen, and threaf-
ems % smash the head Of any man who brings
her tack.
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HELMROLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
is THE GREAT IuRETIc,
AND A CERTAIN CuRE FOR DISEASES
BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL, DROPsY,
oRGANIo wIsKHKss,
TEhALB COMPLAINTS.
6ENERAL DKBILrrY,
Il AHp ALL DrslAsEs on TIE
UBINABY ANS
WHETHER EXISTING
IL MALE OR FEMALE,
FROM rhasera eaUs on s.sa,iss asd 20 m1ssero
Aotc Ioss Ssaadtas.
II no treatment is snbnit,sd to, Censlnp,iou or
poed from %st sSsss ses ss S sIHSd an.
pines and that Of Ios,erity, depssds upon 1rsopt
HELMBoLDrS EXTRACT BUCBC,
established upward. Of Is years,
Druggist,
ssa BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Io4 SOUTH TENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PESsA.
PRICE sI.25 PEI HOrrLE, OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR $3.50, DELIVERED TO
ANY ADDRESS.
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Gsvernment Securties.
WAsHiEeToE, July l3, Be6s.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following qnssatSons Of Gov.
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The Cleveland (Ohio) papers report that the
woman Victor, Just condemned TO death in that
CITY Tor murder, is starving herself TO death
During the fourteen days since her c0nyIc ton
she has refused the food sent TO her, and h?s
taken nothing but wine. This wine is given
hef, mixed with water, by the spoonful and
she m2nifests great indifferen ce about driR king
II. Sometimes the nurse is obliged TO force it
down her throat.
Her cell is in the southeast corner OF the jaiI.
ana IN the upper story. Ii is larger than ordi-
nary, ten feet wide by twelve or fourteen feet
long Two Good-sIzed win lows admit the
light In one corner is a plain beds tead. on
which Mrs. Victor lies most Of the time A
lounge for the nurse, a small table and two or
three chairs constitute the remainder of the
furniture. On the wall are pasted numerous
pieces Of newspaper cut in fancIfui shapes,
Which hrs. Victor amused herself by maxim 2
for two or three days after her conviction.
The PIdindedler says:
''While our reporter was in the room Mrs
Victor lay IN the bed, her arms thrown outside
OF the ooyerlid, muttering about her brother or
SISTER, o. op<fers connected with her trial. and
oecasfooelly hammsring strain from the tune
of Rest forthe weary She appears utterly
unconscious Of the presence OF any straneers
The night before she Got out Of bed and stasger.
ed about the cell in search of her baggage, say
ing that she would 90 home when the carriage
came.
1T is the opinion OF those who have had
charge OF her, and Of Physicians, that at frst
her insanity was ass umed, but than now from
the effects of her pretensions, her excitement,
and her abstinence from uutffment, that she
has really become deranged-
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The EEw FASHIONED "Jardiniers'' hat rs
made Of fancy straw, and with a dropping
brim beRs on four sides. 1t is very stylish.
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TEE WHITE HOUsK.-The crowd Of visitors
az tbe Executive Mansion to-day was very
lange, and many were admitted 10 see the Pres.
ident. Secretaries Seward. Schofield, and
Nelles, SeHor Romero, and several Senators
had interviews with the President this morn.
iuH
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NohISArIoNs-The Presiden, to-day sent
70 the senate the following nominations
Charles L. Ramus, Of Kansas, TO be Consul at
Honolului L. p. Williston, to be Associate JUS
hce OF the Supreme Court OF Montana Terri
tory; Silas II. A1teil, TO be Assessor of Inter-
nal Revenue for the third district Of Califor.
ma; II. l.. wnren, to be Chief Justice Of tks
Supreme Court of Montana; Adam Rise, to be
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the teAth
district Of Pennsylvania; Edwin 5. McOook,
to be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
eighth district Of Illinois; Selden Conner, to be
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the third dis.
tnct Of Maine; b F. Brnndage, to be Register
of the Ian Once at VisalIa, Cal; James H.
WILDER, Of Oregon, to be Agent for Yakama In
dians; Lafayetse Head, to be Agent for New
Mexican Indisns.
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Tn. Bricllayer. strike in View York.

INTERNAL RsvKNUK.-The receipts from tAis
source to-day were s9el ,9o6.3s. ..s - "a
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THs RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEES do not ex-
peei 20 have any more measures OF importance
o bring before the House.
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EST1RE SUITS OF white linen aud Panama
nat IS the correct thing for gentlemen in the
country.
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JNfBHNKRUPTCfs

ISSASkhor1oIb br.r,rc- Q, Oot,x,,., !.
,sHs AZ q .sS:sssss swS:ssss.ssss .s = g. ss Sss q
g Sso14s Wv q - ssqei a., = !. g 6axSL q
his petition By the snlreme Court OF said Die
trict. G1O. AAs0N, Attorney ct Law,
~ 9.lew3w City Han, Aasi9nes.
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In BAHKRUPfCY,

pI:IlIer OF coLuns.,.,
July, 1868: The undersiGnsd hereby eiyes notice
81 %n BE ,RgRoinsIsns y me e s::tEnss q caARL.s 4
District, Who has been sdindgel . BankruIt, upon
the petition % ovstavos Dross kmille eutrc and
s,..,. q go: . E2s0ss Ss S::;::;s s:S -.
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A VI E r ICAN HOUS Z
Roarnn

which have reoensly been msde in tSis sopSIsS
Hotel, the largest In New England, eaable tbe pro
Prfetorr 70 oher 10 Tourists, Families, and the
Travelling Public, accommodation and couve
nierces superior TO any other Botel in the city
room., vsser closets, &c., attached; one OF ruft,
masniheent passenger elevators. the best c.n-
house tn cne minute; the entries have been peviy
and richly carpeted, and the entire honse thor.
oughly reDlsufshed aud refurnis he'd. making ID in
All it equal 70 any hotel in the co
telegraph Once. Billiard Balls, and Get. on tn.
nrst noor. LEWlS RICE SON,
my 3lawSm PrOprfetors
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CoNYiRNATIoss ASD RxJECTIoSs- Sen.
ste IN executive session on SATURDAY. acted
upon the following nominations by the Presi-
dent -Confirmed-Edw'd W. Willstt receiver
OF puolle money At Sacramento, Cal: John ;.
Cox, Justice OF the peace in Was shington, ID. e.
Jonn , Wells, chief justice OF New Mexico;
Z. May head, United States Dlstrict Attornev
Tor Montana Reiected-J. q. p Burnside,
Seeond Auditor Of the Treasury, in place of L
u. French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13

UNITED STArEs DISTRICT ArroR NEy FIrcH'
OF Georgia, Democratic delegate 10 New York.
i the candidate Of his party for United States
Senator. 1t is said that S25,O 600 has been raised
N New York to enable him to secure his elee-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13

WHrTB KID GLOVES being both expensive and
"neomfortaole, young gentlemen have adopted
me fashion OF wearing gloves Of Lisls thread
~ summer resort hops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13

TIE CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE are sctiyeiy engaged in preparations for
The campaign, and have already made ar
rangements Tor the publication and distribu-
ZION Of campaign documents.