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Personal.

General Candy, formerly In command OF the
Second military district, but recently appointed
TO the command Of the department OF wash
ington, is expected to arrive here In the course
Of a few days and Immediately enter upon the
discharge Of his duties. Major General Kill
patrick will return to this country during the
present month from his mission to Chill, for
the purpose Of attending to his private affairs,
and entering, during the coming fall, the cam
paign for Grant and Colfax. Senator Grimes
will leave shortly on a visit to Portland,
Maine, where he will be the guest OF Senator
Fessenden. Dlacque Bey, the Turkish min
lister, dined on the ID instant at the Interna-
tional, Niagara, with Hon. b. +. Hopkins, Of
Wisconsin; Hon. W. H. Stewart, United States
Senator, of Nevsds; Hon. J. W. Nye, United
States Senator, Of Nevada. Senator Ross left
last evening for his home in Kansas. Attorney
General Ross returned to the city yesterday
from a brief visit to New York. General
Ulysses S.,Grant was In st. Louis yesterday.
E. II. Ellis, Green Bay, Wisconsin; J. T
Burke, Augusta, Georgia, and william Payne
of Alabama, are at the metropolitan Hotel
General M. d. McCaliister, u. s. A.; Hon. A
@. Cattell, New jersey J. M. Donald, U. s
A, and Lieutenant Nordstrom, of Sweden, arr
at the Ebbitt House. Judge George Brent
Maryland, and Charles 5. Fairfax, Of Sonora
California, are at the seaton House. W.
Austin, Providence, Rhode Island, and Ciaud,
Marcellien, Of Brooklyn, New York, are a
Bunker's Avenue Hotel. Stuart Robson ant
John T. Donnelly, Of Robson's theatrical com
bination; Kelly and Icons Ministries, consist
ing OF twcnty-si performers q. Gilbert, Phil
adelphia, and H. Charles, Of Liverpool, wer,
among the arrivals at the Kirkwood House
L. r. Hamnely, U. s. A.; W. S. Pearee, o
Maine, and Thomas Kelly, Of Alabama, are a
the Owen House. Gov Wells, Virginia, AM
Hon. VIM. II. Evarts are at willards'.
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From NOVA scotia.

HALIFAX, August $50 far tho Canadian
Ministers have received sttcntions from the
Lieut.. Governor, the Admiral, and private in
dividuals but no public demonstrations have
been made. But little Is known concerning
the result Of their mission. Rumor says, how.
ever, that Mr.. Howe and other Dominion
members accept the situation.
Fifty-seven members OF the Assembly and
ten Of the Legislature have been holding a
convention during the past three days. The
proceedings arc said to have been very har'
monious!
A committee of seventeen was appointed
including the executive council, with Mr.. Howe
as chairman, to consider the best means In the
present emergency for securing repeal. The
convention then adjourned to Friday.
The local Parliament met at II IN. to-day
remained In session Ave minutes, and then
adjourned until Monday, In order to give the
convention time to complete Its labors.
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The Efpress answers the question we pro-
pounded to 1t yesterday by saying that Gen.
Blair's letter "has the approval OF every in
telligent man Of the Democratic party, and II
10 our earnest wish that our opponents may at
tack IL, and the oftener the better"
General Blair among other things In his let
ter says in respect to the reconstruction acts
Of Congress:
"Ir Is ron THE PRESIDENT ELECT TO DE-
CLAIR. THESE ACTS NULL AND VOID, COMPEL
THE ARMY TO UNDO ITS usURPATIoss AT THE
SoUTH, DIsrERsE THE cARPBT-BAG STATE
GOVERNMENTS, ALLOW THE WHITE PEOPLE TO
REoRGANizE THEIR OWN GOVERNMENTS, AND
ELECT SENATORS AND RBrREsENTATIvEs."
We have looked in vain to the Constitution
to find any such powers conferred upon the
President, and we are obliged therefore to en-
tertain that old fashioned opinion that the
power to declare acts of Congress null and
poid belonged to the supreme Court OF the
United States. Perhaps our neighbor can en-.
tighten us upon the subject. To say that you
approve what man says is one thing, to
prove that what he says in sound and In ac-
cordance with the Constitution and the laws
Is quite another thing. Mr.. Blair is plain and
Straightforward in his statements; let his sup.
porters be as explicit. No lodging, ncighbor.
The powers claimed for the President elect
by Mr.. Blair are more and greater than any OF
the Tudors or Stewards Of the British throne
ever dared to claim. Any one OF them who
had assumed such powers would have lost his
head. Charles II. lost his for a far inferior
| assumption OF power.
Let those who would create the Pres idcnt
OF tho United States an autocrat beware OF
what they attempt.
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DIRECTORS.

This Company. national In Its character, oaers,
by reason Of Its Large Capital. Low Rates Of Pre-
MUM, and New Tables. the most desirable means
Of insurug life yet presented to the public.
Tho rates Of premium, being largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers as those OF tho
best Mutual Companies, and avoid all tho com
plisations and uncertainties Of Notes. Dividends.
and the Misunderstanding which the latter are 80
apt to cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented. which need only to be Understood to prove
acceptable to the public. such as the INCOME.
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN .PRgMIUM
POLICY. In the former. the policy holder not
only secures life Insurance payable at death. but
will receive, fliSing after period OF few years.
Al ASsuAL IscoHE equal to The Per oEsr. 10 per
cent, Of the par Of his policy. In the latter. the
Company agrees to RsTURs TO THR ASSURED rmR
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY HR HAS PAID IL, In ad.
dition TO the amount Of his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating lnsurlng
their lives or Increasing the amount OF Insurance
they already have Is called to the special adyau-
tAEcs offered by the National Life Insurance Com.
pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars glyeu,
on application to the Branch Once Of tho Company
in this city, or to Its General Agents.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


coi.aRAssr ASP BhLP%EssrCs sJissTs.
Scaled prOpossis, il aSPliesi:. viii Be res.!ysd
;s ssS 4 . g &c 1%s:
dsli " II Baiti@Or.., ~ i0llows, Was "
S SYsTEG ss,t ~ be the largest dra'' and beat
s.ss $ $EST s1 4. SG.;q IN
GA p.. ais an. and .Sa
ssd Tomatoes will not DO considered;
y ifRs
: Gfi fs1diss ssf $,' s.s
ment IN sseh dozen is preferred, yiIi Red Cur
t4Rs::R1S ssd must l. .l:'s3 u
The ar proposals.; .-,.,-,.
sasItS n fns ssss
ssis sS,ss sE'5a Fun haT1ER s s..Si,
sb F d q ::s ca can. RfsEfyfs.
Ss%.css: ffs assortment casrsd must Be stated
Samples q each variety q yollIIss, Jam. and
SIG sfGG
All the goods offered must Do Of The latest sea.
Tho cans to DO hermetie.iiS sealed. and to bs
packed twenty -four In boxi the boxes TO be we'll
arssS Hickory Al thS option of he s @
ass ats Has Rs:. 81 pS ssa a:
ne .pet and GUas TuHSs RSsass
can be delivered afany time before Saturday, Iu.
Bidders will therefore please propose with the
Two cans u each article offered must be sent In
AS samples, Occasional cans Of oifsTings will be
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Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August Gin the Sen
ate to-day, a bill was presented providing that
the Legislature shall cast the electoral vote
Of the State. It meets with much opposition,
and was postponed until tomorrow.
A Senator had read number Of letters from
the K. X. X, and a lively discussion was the
result. A resolution was adopted to appoint
a committee to receive bids for doing the State
work OF this session.
In the House, the Senate bill removing all
political disabilities resting on the citizens Of
the State was called up. It was postponed
until tomorrow.
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NOMINAL, CANADA, August CA writ OF
error In the case OF hoffman, who was sent to
the penitentisry on conyiction for abortion,
was argued to-day. The counsel for the con.
demned oontended that the trial should DO do
olared a mistrial on the ground Of irregu.
lsrity In the proceedings. The matter will go
before the Privy Council In England. A new
association for the independence Of Canada
has been organized.
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Destructive ConnagratIon In CincIn.
natl.

CINCINNATI, August CA fire broke out this
morning In the engine-room OF the steamer
Delaware and communicated to the steamer
Potomac, alongside. The flames also spread
to the Pine Grove, the Eva Porter. and a
barge. The total loss is about sloo 900. The
Eva Porter, owned In Pittsburg, and valued
at VI, 900, was insured for 81, 900 in Pttsburg
offices. The Potomac, valued at $4,000, was
insured for $4,000 In Cincinnati Offices. The
Pine Grove, owned by the Nashville Packet
Company, and valued at $4,000, was insured
for %, 900 in Cincinnati otilces. The Delaware,
owned in Pittsburg, and valued at $4,000, was
insured In Pittsburg Offices.
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RgsIGsED.-Hon. James A. Morgan, Chief
Clerk Of the Pension Bureau, resigned his
position yesterday, and we understand he has
determined to return to his profession OF the
law, and that he will open an office and re
sumo the practice in this city.
Mr.. Morgan has been faithful officer and 9
useful man to the Government. We trust Mr.
Morgan will meet with that success In his
chosen profession which his energies and
business capacity cntitle him to expect.
DR.. LAUGH, q gentleman who has been In the
bureau for many years, has been appointed
chief clerk by Mr.. Cox, the Commissioner.
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SUMNER REsoRT.-To those who contem-
plate leaving the city to spend few weeks
away from the cares OF business, we would
suggest apleasant plaoe-the Franklin House,
at Frostbury, Maryland. Mrs. L. Arnold, the
proprietress, furnishes the most sumptuous
tables and delightful accommodations. She 10
assisted by Mr.. Ealey, distinguished caterer,
In the management OF the house. Tho climate
Of the surrounding country Is healthful, while
tho scenery is beautiful, giving q full view OF
the Allegheny range.
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Coroner'sverdict on the BODY Of Gen
eral Hnlplne-RObbery

NTwYo DIRK, August e.-The coronor's jury on
the case Of General Halpine has rendered a
verdict Of accidental death.
NHw YoRK, August 0.-The office Of the Star
Fire Insurance Company, 90 Broadway, was
robbed, about two O'Clock this afternoon, Of
w, 900 In United States $40 bonds, new sixty.
aves, and including 5000 In bonds OF 81 900
each, and tso, 900 In bonds Of u, 900 each.
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New YoRK, Aug. 0.-Panama sdvicea to the
2sth ult. state that no collision between the
Government troops and the Revolutionisti
had yet taken place. Preparations on both
sides were active, though there was a prospect
Of an amiosble arrangement of the difaoul
ties. An accident to the Panama railroad hat
detained the passengers from New York BY
the Ocean Queen day and half. The fri
gate Kearsarge was last heard from In Magel
Ian Straits, en- route from Coquimbo.
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CoNMIssIoNHR or INTERNAL RRvHsUR,-
Speculation was rife yesterday afternoon and
last night as to the probable successor Of Hon,
L. A. Rollins, Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue, but up to a late hour nothing definite
could be AsceTtained,
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THs Express asks US what we think "of the
recent act Of Congress which proposes to de.
plete the 'bloated bondholders' to the tune OF
one third OF the income derivSble from their
Fiye-twentiea 4"
VIII our nsighbor be little more explicit,
and tell US to what act OF Congress II refersi
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THE World Is clear out at last In support OF
the Blair policy, as we said the other day 1t
would be. II says, speaking of Blair's letter;
There is nothing In that letter which we
could wish him to retract or explain away.
His position 10, thAti a Democratic President
Is elected, the negro reconstruction cannot
stand.n
So there you have it. Frank Blair has at
least done one good thing, he has compelled
the World to avow just what Ia to be the policy
OF Seymour's administration, in the event OF
his election. Again the World says;
"When the Democratic party has elected
the next President 1t will be manifest to every
body that the negro governments cannot be
permanent. II the Senate and the southern
negroes shall then yield to the will OF the
country, we shall have immediate tranquility.
But II they choose to make n factious opposi-
ton, the southern whites will probably cut
the GOrdiAn knot without waiting for a chance
IN the Senate to have 1t united. II the negro
governments should suddenly collapse a Demo.
cratic administration will not interpose to
resuscitate them, and the local authority will
easily revert into the hands Of the whites. II
there should be "A deviation from the usual
forms 1t will be because the Senate and the
negroes refuse to comply with the will Of the
tion,n
This journal tries to draw II mild, so 1t talks
OF revolution, anarchy, and the violent over.
throw OF the new governments in the South
as "depiGitOH from the usual forms"
The first rebellion, according to Mr.. Nasty,
was little "0npIedSaHineIs," the second rebel
lion, according to the World, IL only a "devia.
ton from the usual FORMS"
The people will choose between Seymour
and Blair and Grant and Colfax, and in sc
choosing will elect whether we are to have
peace or war.
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Accident .t n Political Meeting

New oRLgANs, August o.-An immense
crowd gathered In Lafayette Square tonight
to hear willis Rollins, the colored Democrat
who has lately become famous. One speaker
had addressed the crowd, and Rollins had just
mounted the stand for the same purpose, when
the platform gave way, falling sidelons into
the crowd.
Four policemen and two other persons were
injured, the latter seriously. None were
killed.
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RUTLAND, Aug. 6.-Charles willard has
been nominated by the Republicans for Con-
gress from this district after two days ballot.
ing.
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DIED.

RUPERT. On the 9Th instant. att o'eloeh, p.
N. CoRsRLiA Ross, daughter of O. and Bllen
Rupert, aged 10 months and % days.
specially invited TO attend her funeral from the
corner Of Fifth and II streets this afternoon At
o'clock.
Q, NaLLIa, infant daughter Of y, n. and Jane 3.
bstveilsr, aged months and 10 day..
The frisnds Of the family invited 70 attend tbs
funeral this morning At 10 30 o'clock from the resi-
dencs Of her parents, SO Sixth street.
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The election which occurs In the State Of
Maine on the second Monday In September,
In about six weeks from this time, is Of SUN.
Client importance to excite public attention In
no small degree. The election In Vermont
occurs first, but the "star that never sets" is
go certain to give large Republican majority
that no one looks to the Green Mountain
state as furnishing any significant indications
OF the general elections Of the country.
with Maine, however, II 10 different. The
Democratic party in that State has much
tenacity of life, and is not uncomfortable In
regard to numbers. But when the Republi-
cans there arouse themselves and go in to win
they always achieve splendid victories. The
Republicans have held the State since 1856,
and never during the intervening period when
they have brought out their vote have had
anything other than splendid victories.
The following table will show what our
friends in that State can do.
At the State elections of the last four years,
the total votes and the Republican majorities
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A CoIored Jury In q CoIored Case

NAsHvILLB, Aug. 0.-JameB Burnside, col
ored, indicted for larceny, was to-day placed
NJ trial In the criminal court, Hon. John II
smith, presiding. At his request a colored
jury was empanneled, being the first jury OF
the kind In this State. The trial attracted
much attention.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. o.-Tho business OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, temporarily sus-
pended by the late mood, has been fully re-
Bumed,
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Tho Yellow Fever in New York
HarbOr.

NRw YoRK, Aug. O.-One or two cases Of
yellow fever are reported on board the Ocean
Queen. The steamer has been quarantined.
The brig Haviland, from Havana, had one
| death from yellow fever.
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MARRIED.

LAY-PAGE On tho 9Th instant, By the Rev.
j., TO MARTHA X PiaK. Of this city.
DOUGLASs-HART, On the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. j. O. Smith, d. d, WE. DoueLAss, esq. 10
Miss MARr NJ HiRr, both Of this city.
HoUGHToN-TARDY.-A J, BY Rev,
Georgetown, d, o.. to Mrs. JENNIE T. TARDf. Of
St. Augustine, Fla.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. O.-Returns from tho In.
terror counties come in slowly. Tho indica-
tions now are that SteVonson's majority will
reach fully $1,000,
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Personal.
DRIyATR MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
o Posite odd-Psllows' Hall Separate rooms fof
OUsToM.HoUsE, BALTIMoRB,

rUsToM-HoUsB, BALTIMORE,
~ CoLLBCrOR's OFFICE. July ., 1868.
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one ease containing 10 dozen sACCHARATBD
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e1.A MEETING OF THE FIRST
held In the THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL Rooms,
eoTnsr q Nineeen,h and streets, on the 18Th Of
to the Republican party. All Republicans Of the
ward ars earnestly requested 70 be present;
WIN H. LEWIS. Secretary ny" AMI iyS.td
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Wants.
Boarding.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST oLAss
$50 street. between Pifth and sixth. jysl.ot
DoARDING-PIRsT GLASS BOARD wITHPUR.
ID nished Rooms can be had at 4S6 Z street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
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THERE is to be a State temperance CONVEX
tion at Detroit, Michigan, August 10.
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THE HOughiOR Gaseiis, published on the shore
OF Lake Superior, states that the thernome.
tor at that place, from the nth to the 23d OF
July, ranged, at 2 Up. NJ from o. to s3-ayeTag-
Ing about rs.
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s~ePUBLIC MEETING IN BEHALF
~ OF THE sUFPBRRRs BY THE FLOOD
III NhRYLhNDi.hn meeting Of M eisi,sns , q
s tS is II Skb 81 NV half past
Thomas l.. Hume, barbour Hamilton,
John Markritor, John II. Semnes,
J, y. Tepham q Co., Geo. y. Allen.
Webb 4 Beyeridge, David Walker.
Francis Mattingly, Sears 4 Bro,
J. Carroll Brent, ], W. d. Dodson,
X. II. Hall, Dempsey / o'rools.
q. Bradley, Nairn Bro,
" Mohun q Sons, John W. Boteler,
II, Y, Zimmerman. ]. Van Riswiek,
w. Qunton, Coyle 4 Towers,
X. W, Carter 4 Co., join r, Mitchell.
Phi. Q. Rlcy. stepR.n. 800,
Robert Ball, Jos, J. Nay q Co,
J, @. Mcclure 4 Co, N. W. Cali & Bro.
slbley Guy, sinms 4 Toole,
VIM. 0rme q Son, John y. Cailsn,
Blanchard 4 Mohun, z. D. Gilman,
Mohun 4 Bestor, Rittenhouse. Fowler Il
W. O. MetIerott 4 Co., Co,
ClaGett 4 sweeny, Richard wallach,
James w. Barker, John 3. Norris,
Davis Gather, II. Polkinhern.
W. D. Moses. aug. TIT
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Special Notices.

am now prepared 20
Measures, at my once, No, l7y second street west
Hereafter the law will BE- rigidly enforced. viii
DO In the Centre and Northern Liberties markets
JOSHUA L. 6ATCHBL,
Aruusr Q, 1865 au7-Y
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

PARIS, Aug. 6.-Qucen Victoria landed at
Cherbourg yesterday, and reached this city
last evening She was received BY the EN-
press Eugene, and proceeded to the Tuilt.
ries. The Queen leaves Paris tonight for
Switzerland.
VIENNA, August 6.-Baron Won Beust, In .
speech made at q schutzenfest today, declared
that Austria would not interfere In German
affairs, and that the Imperial Government ut.
terly ignored any policy Of vengeance.
PssTH, August o.-In the House Of Deputies
to-day, the army bill was passed.
MADRID, August 6.-The Spanish Govern.
ment has declined to assume the protectorate
OF San Domingo, which was proffered by one
Of the political parties Of the Republic.
Tho Georgia Legislature.
ATLANTA, Aug. Cat the election for State
officers to-day, the entire Republican ticket
was elected.
A bill was presented to-day for an election
of municipal authorities for Augusta to re
lieve the present military appointees.
In the Senate majority report Of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections, wal
sdopted-2a to IS.
The majority report is that by the laws o.
Georgia alone none Of the elections wer,
legally held.
The committee ia constrained to think thai
the military tribunal alone is competent to
decide upon military orders. The present
Legislature was elected under state ofthingi
which has passed away. 1t was organized ant
placed in the possession OF civil power at the
opening Of the session, and the committee ID
Of opinion that the wisest course is to considel
the order OF Gen. Meade declaring the election
| final as conclusive on the eligibility o.
MEMBER and all other questions.
In view Of all the circumstances, 1t Is 70
solved that general order No. % from General
Meade in relation to persons elected to th'
Senate, is declared and held to DO conclusive
as to the rights Of the persons named to theii
| seats.
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II being highly important that my old books
shsi be settled, respectfully request Al parsons
Indebted TO me by open account or otherwise to
call and make immediate settlement OF the same,
~ - cost b. y. MORSELL.
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MEDICAL Advisory BOARD:
J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General Uai.ed States
Army. Washington.
p. J. HoRwITZ. Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS, II. D.. Washington.
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OFFICERS:

ATTORNEYS,
WIN. B. CHANDLER, Washington. D. @. 4.
GEORGE HARDING. PhilAdslphia.