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POLITICAL NOTES.

radical paper states that the democrats are
about adopting the apple blossom a political
emblem-to be worn on the nose. The tincture Of
the apple will be worn by the radicals as an en-
blem-nside their weistcoats.
Why were the votes Of couple Of candidates be-
fore the Democratic Convention like Englishmans
favorite beverageS Because they were precisely af
and 'alf.
In order that Jersey radicals may not get bewil-
dered on election day they should remember that the
Blair they expected to vote for is not the Blair
on the democratic ticket, but altogether ''another
man." One is Presbyterian; the other isn't, quite.
He Is hard shell democrat.
The Chicago tribune terms the late assemblage OF
soldiers and sailors In this city ga convention of
sore-heads" 1t is quite likely some of those heads
may still be sore from the effects Of wounds inflicted
by the enemys rifles, sabres. shells and dubbed
muskets, but we submit that this is scarcely lt
subject for the derision Of respectable American
newspaper.
Nine out of ten of the democratic papers hoist the
name of "Frank P. Blarr as their candidate for
the Vice Presidency. Don't they know that "Od
Man Blair' still livesl 1t would be odd thing II
the Electoral College should elect the Blair without
the "Junor Vice President Of the United States.
A radical paper in the West cruelty says M Mr..
Greeley wise he had better hereafter-f he get
anybody to believe him-seriously decline any nom-
Justice have now new bond OF sympathy"
"There is more in the heayens and the earth,
Horatio than is dreamt Of in thy philosophy
Hamlet. N. B.-This don't refer to votes.
The Cass county (Mch.) Democrat says John s.
Barry, OF Constantine, is its first choice for demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF Michigan.
The ST. Joseph MOI Union favors Hon. B. F. Loan
for the position of United States Senator from Mis-
souri,.
The Grant organizations are rapidly springing up
in the West. There Is now organized a Grant and
Colfax club in every township in Kent county, Mich
except one.
Mr.. James G. Hall, Of Toledo, is urged by large
number OF the prominent republicans OF the Tenth
district as candidate for Congress, to succeed Mr.
Ashley. But does Mr.. Ashley want TO be succeeded
The Columbus Journal gives Pendet on and his
friends this parting rhyme
Not yell was heard, not a greenback note,
As the escort from Tamrnany hurried;
Not hummer discharged his farewell shout
OeI the grave where poor George lies buried
The North Carolina Legislature stands thus
Senate House. Joint Ballot
Republicans MANN. 40 Go LOG
Democrats. iU "a %
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SHIP PING NE VS..
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ALMANAC for Now Yorlx---This Day.
Sun rises ...... 80 Moon rises morn
Sun sets....... 81 High water. ..eve 2 20
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL, 1868.

The Office Of the Herald yachts IL at whitehall
slip All communications from and consuees tho
masters Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free
charge.
Rs One Of the Herald steam yachis-the JAMES or tho
JEASSETTE-wi leave whitehall every morning al hall pAs
our O'Clock for the Lower Bay.
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MAINE.
BANGOR. July II. 1863.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Democratic Dele.
cation.
BANGOR, July IL, 1868.
John A. Bingham and Hannibal Hamlin spoke to q
large republican meeting here on Saturday evening"
The democrats OF this city received the returning
delegates from New York on the steamer Cambridge,
on Saturday, with a salute Of guns, which was re-
sponded to by gun on the steamer.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
10 attend meetings printed In the neates possible manner,
NJ AZ hours notice, twenty-five per cent less than
other similar place In the city AZ the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT " Nassau street
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THE WEATHER..

Oppressive Heat In Worcester.
WORCESTER, Mass, July IL, 1858.
The thermometer ranged from 92 to 9S in the
shade here to- day.
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A.-PhaiOn's "Paphian SOapO Possesses the
sano properties "Paphian Lotion" 25 cake
viii not chap the akin - Invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY
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A.-Cuif scwed CATERS, sJ; Box Toes, S6s
Calf Onordp box toes, - 20. L0RIN BROOKS SOMA
424 Broadway, corner Howard street
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BatcheIor,s Hair Dye.-Thc Best in tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable instants-
Factory 10 Bond street.
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A.-Phnion's 80 Paphian LotI6no Removes
FRBcKLBS, PfMPLES TAN, SALT RHEUM, EKY5IP-
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II Z, Altogether Wropg to Trine with Bad
cough cold when remedy sure prompt and horOusl
az JAYNR's ExPECrORAST eau be readily sotsioed sold
everywhere.
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GERMANY.
Agricultural Exhibition.

ARf1Cu1turuI EXuhDitiOHs
BERLIN. July II $685..
Ata trial of the reaping machines OF the world,
which took place yesterday, the English reapers
were decided to be superior to those Of America and
took the International prize.
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At POughkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, July II, 1868.
The heat has been intense here yesterday and to.
day. yesterday the thermometer indicated 1O2 in the
shade, to-day 100 in the shade, tonight at seven
O'Clock p. NJ, o. degrees The weather Is clear.
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Cristedoro' Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
MANUFACTURED Wholesale and re,ail also. applied No.
AstOr House
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Royal Havana 1sOttery.-Prtzes Paid IN toin.
Information furnished. Tue hehss, rates paid Tor po"'a
-'a at ''"' fHyLoR CO., Sanssr,, is wall street, Nv
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) Established In 1SOO.--The Mstropo iitan Job
Printing Establishment, VI Nassau street
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Boots, shoes, Cutters and slippers Of Every
variety ready made Shd made to order ut @ @ RICH
MONos, 1SBroadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Dcscrip.
ton 20 TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Embellishments
Ma tract
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Neafncss, ECONOMY ard Despatch Combined
IN tho OF orders Metropolitan job Printing Estsb
ushmenI VI Nassau street.
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For Moth Patches, Ereclles aud Tim the
Face, use PERRY'S "MOTu AND FRECKLE LOTION"
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Pamphlets, Law Reporta, &C., Executed
win neatnsss, auickness and despasa issn,yave Gr
cheaper any osher printing establishment m tbs ~
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr, W Nassau strsek
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Wias, Toupces and Ornamental Hatr..Best
quality Hair Dye sudtlar pycins all eoios ~ uhtNHr
LOkb u Bond street
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l.--Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder

Cockroaches Gea bugs and every kind OF vcrmin
Killed at by this remarkable powder Ia not poison
but certain TO do i,s work single IS
killed
Peck OF Cockroaches
Be sure get Lyons Il Is the original and only In
sect Destroying Powder. Beware Of limitations See sgns
ute OF Lyon the task. Depot u Park Now York.
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The Famous Corner-g, Nassau streets
corner Futon Tue Metropolitan job Printing Esabhshmen'
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Anesada Reef Virgin 0roup The disaster happened ou
OF about the 18th ult
R,t,.a MueInas..
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Not a veil was heard, not greenback note,
As the escort from Tamrnany hurried;
Not a hummer discharged his farewell shout
OeI the grave where poor George lies buried.
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eaet-Barks Sarah Hobart, A Franklin; schrs Marshall
Keith. Fanny Fern Eva May Andrews, and others.
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counsel authorized TO lie employed for these prose
cutions by the Treasury Department itself. desire
20 be understood as In no way rejecting on the de-
partment In this statement, am fully aware that
1t was Tor other purposes than those here exposed
that this action was authorized by the honorable
Secretary.
II Is proper TO say that the complaints OF these
parties never were presented TO the District Attor.
new but were taken 10 the United States Commits
siGner the FIRST instance, which Is unusual, and
out Of the ordinary course OF business.
on the occasion Of the Davis affair the District
Attorney being obliged TO appear for the govern
ment, application was made for authority to employ
innocence has been indicated and tie malice Of the
prosecutors exposed, now renew the application
TO have my expenses in that proceeding allowed,
IA well In this. IL surely cannot be that, when
public Officer has made himself obnoxious TO class
Of lawbreakers with whose operations he has inter.
fered, the department will leave him sRge handed
to sustain himself against not only those who are
his natural opponents, but against It's own Officers
who are drawn In to support the purposes Of these
unlawful combinations backed up by counsel fur.
nished by the department ITSELF as well as by the
law officers OF the government.
have now to state that for the last four months
have been necessarily much employed In following
out and protecting myself against The Vaccinations
OF certain officers Of the department who have at
fraternity Of crime above enumerated greatly TO the
prejudice OF the discharge OF my ofiica duties, and
having now an opportunity to expose and bring to
sire and purpose to make an example OF the crini.
nails have the honor to ee With great tesPect
Hon. II. McCuLLocH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
southern District or Ne,c Fork, Cqty ana county
OF Nero Pork, ss.!-Frederick @. Tapey, being duly
sworn, deposes ana says that II any man represent
Ing himself az John Lamartine, giving his residence
as No. s3s Eighth avenue makes afidavit against J.
r. Bailey, collector OF the Fourth district, New
YorS ne s saa a b s false and he Is able and
THAT II any man representing himself as Charles W.
Carter giving his residence az No. so West Tenth
going Ia also false; that n any man representing
himself ~ John Hall, living Of No, ga Tenth avenue
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A:-Phalons "Psphian soap soap" Possesses tho
i viii moi chap the sin; invaluable for the TOILET.
c os S sS: ser sss B Boo Tss. sSs;
IA broadway, corner Howard street
A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder.
II kills Instantly
ssd 'I pSsxds@ .ss
Gus but certain to do iis work single Is cent assk hes
4 Peck of cockroaehes
os'r$yns fay3sr %s.sa. oa ,sn:
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best in tho
% "SSa .sSy gf soss Rys h'F@' n'''
Boots. shoes, gei'er. and slippers Of T Srs
MoS3's, 5SBfosdway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Cristodoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever.
manufaaured Wholesale and retail also applied at Nos
Circulars Of Every Description md Notices
az Soc apa naaS e @ s.n az .a
psiNTnSd afs Isl nassau
) Established In 1soo.-'rhe metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, Va NASSAU street
Moh Hss so4 e Ssb ss ga Trr Fl m
Sold BY druggists everywhere
For First Class printing OF Every DCscrtps
70 the Metropolitan job Printing Establshmen',N
kassau street.
II Z, Altogether Wrong to Trinc with a bad
cough when remedy prompt aud thorough
a JAYNR's ExPECrORAST can be readily obtained. sold
everywhere
Neafncss, ECONOMY ard Despatch Combined
IN tho OF orders Metropolitan job Printing Estsb
ishmeuI VI Nassau street.
Pamphlets, Law Rcports, Seq Executed
with aes,nsss, saekness and desFssa ms.,yavs e.,
q the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT VI Nassau strseE
Royal Havana sOttery.--Prixes Paid In Cola.
Information furnished The hehes, rates paid Tor pon'a
SUI ''' fxyLoR CO, Bantsr,, is wall street. Nv
Tho Famous Corner-g, Nassau streets
corner Futon The Metropolitan job Printing Es'spnshnen
Wiap, Toupces and Ornamental Hatr.-Best
quality Hair Dye sud-tIar pycng, all eoIors uAlVHH
LOkS, IL Bond street
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MEXICAN NEws.-Acapulco advices to March 7,
State that Alvarez having received arms aud AN
muniton from san Francisco, had taken the held
against Juarez. The town Of Chil0pa was occu-
pied by Alvarez. Contributions were levied upon
the citizens. Juarez is preparing TO meet him In
open battle. He already occupied Cheslisaucingo
and adjacent villages.
Other advices report that Porfrio Diaz Is likely
TO be appointed minister to Washington. Congress
has adjourned till the 18th inst. The general sit.
nation Of affairs is unsatisfactory, and fears OF
trouble is universal. Incendiary fires, robberies
and murders are frequent in the capital, aud the
streets of the city are unsafe at night. Marquee
was believed TO be arranging an insurrectonary
expedition. william Moran an editor, committed
suicide at Orizaba. Another conspiracy against
The government Of Jusrez has been discovered in
Morelia The debt incurred for furnishing supp plies
TO the hospitals and prisons during the empire Of
Macmillan has been Recognized as legal.
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The through mail between Baltimore, Washing.
ton and New Orleans, was transferred 70 the route
via this city Saturday, from which il was removed
. at the time of the break Of connection some six
10 weeks since.-lL ylchburg Virginian.
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500 rEn.snAnE.
But tn. actual amount to be paid /. C..As
ARD this to be paid asfows per cent of the
par at time Of subscribing, and mere until the entire
capital has subscribed then calls BY
the Board Of Directors instruments not to exceed Eve per
per month When thrtyavs per par value
the has paid certificates stock will be
sued. This viii give the Company paid up
CASH CAPITAL OF $500. 900.
which win be sufficient to duplicate lines to al or nearly ALL
hspAying points reached by the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph Companies of the county have been
consolidated huge monopoly, and earning
millions of dollars per year. hundred pc
cent the Of their Ines their present capital
saving been wstered over one thousand per cent
TIE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have a re-
eOgniOn from United States Government of the mpOr.
lance their enterprise with grant Of the valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line has had the right granted by Con-
gress to this Company and operate lines
every Railroad and Mail Route In the United States The
position Of this Company differs from that of any company
ever before organised The question the Right Of wsy
forever settled
The Stockholders Of this Company be sold Outer
transferred any other Company The act Of Congress
transfer of the franchises granted.
One per cent of the Stock viii be required subscribing
and subsequent calls not to exceed Eve cent month
viii be made by the Directors from time time
may necessary supply funds to construct and equip the
Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thrynve per cent
of the CspitaI stock viii construct and fully equi,
$4,000 Miles of Wire.
winch VIII eOnnec' al inc een's'' anu
p'''' ~ 'D' 0''~
most reliable ssums'es sno ieSpOn''' ONs' W e'"a''
The NAIioNAh fhhh"hArn OonrA ''sAniAso
''''' wv '"'' v - N'-'' : ''''
''''~ -
,o,,-,,- .o,,,rs
rr...u,.r-rREnRR1oK PRENTICE. AZ x.v York Civ
secrstary-GEoRGE B. WALTER, Of New York City.
,
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TELFGRAPH CoMpANY.

NATIONAL
------- 'a----
rnLBonArH COMPANY.
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new enterprise, to be known as the NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organized, with vausbls
franchise conferred by recent Of Congress- for the par
pose of establishing Trust LINES OF TELEGRAPH
I'll the priucips railroads and mail the United
States The Stock to be issuei the principle
that Of the Nerchsnts Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations The design the
entire business community In the enterprise This done
not rueh to dispose tbs Stock it to the bust
ness Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital is to be
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aiiju,,y iisonl the Rains.

W ednosda 4 portion Of the
ssae South CAROLINE Railroad; pear
IEpe svas syrsheI away; Vi; aud III colss;e
filefo of
Apsndi md tie sisiils
paased = lho "a ss lsusl, s. thursday as!
{ tern,on j8
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ssi, Meredith Las loft 81 S.r
olliooS Sss;ills l sscli yasisSty Of puapkinor
S. ssss,esS iae yiae
s;slasla I,,apears.nee of as vino, and
azzifiss zf is;s beers q sesemSisas. 10Th tie
pjanpk aae!!s i9aah Ono aei Oh, wass Il,
ssoxhsbissp i Shess sitay siiacss
sEhiel glisa ss;a Mp. MsrcdssIis s.s
as aeqs as;ssE il
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suillae
] |Ijs,jl Sjs,jcl;IlOoI j % Notices, J, I;

k,I sE Fem will rc.oon,meacc tho OK:
0lassioai Male Acadcmy ioi
I 3ioang Ilalnen, wiiS,l nm afternoon session
\ \ sgoi,ng ladies. on Monday, 3lstsinst.
c;aes Of tho ORASosEuRa Fl.
VARY Nil l,o resumed en- sllo first
blppa II fsspte;nbes ns.t. Gee advertise.
meat
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IN theiis mn! secere !ei, tilscisrsc mn (
piaee IN my Inc nd slirnsl.o ray Tor Advertising,
3slsteoliing, and my expenses =
B june 81 I'll ~ ~ sSSs P.y. DilDLE :
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OF Tie,her ad Lands With on good Dnscr Pow.
Afp'yisohsr to- .. 4. DIX
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acres for lesso tS tho ISiisis
lego Of purchase 1t i dsed piice, as any time
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One open Lot ia The Village of. Otans sebury,
bounded hontll by }. r. Harley, west by H. Riggs,
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suit Of. Jacob fogse.
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lINsonsiArIos Il TANrEp.-Any person who
was n, The Goafo1e 1erate arnlyi WHO knew one
I'hilip N. Platt, formerly Of Brooks County,
licoigia, who enlisted at tho beginning Of The
war soush ssaroliaa .eg..lus /, formed in
Charleston, viii confer favor tupo;, his mother
IS 6scfs ,osEsanan) by sending sny. i,lfosma-
ti9a hAy ~ Sc Of hin & + s HsH, ?. n.
R.iSs,. ayaliaah. " last head of 40
was' Is t9rangebs,y ys,- s iv,sirs.-