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assistants whese qualifications Of he highest ORDER will
open, at Newcastle, Kensucsy, 'II ~
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle is located in the healthy bus grass region
Henry county equidssnt -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads. connected with each BY nscadamzed pike
and about two hours travel By rail from Louisville
The Academy buildings, owned By himself Of modern
construction admirably adapted for school and stu
sted In lhe suburbs The town The standard education
Will aim at thorougbness in branch be determined
by impartial and searching aminatons The discipline win
be strictly military requiring punctuaty snd in
the performance Of duty The domestic department
will be conducted with and hberay the
health comfort and contentment Of the scosrs The schol
ase 10 divided into twenty EACH
the first commencing September 18th The charges
everything. excepting uniform, books and medical attend
win be three hundred and seventy Eve dollars IN o.
currency for the ent session of forty weeks payable in
equal Dsfaments the beginning OF each ter Of the
session No deduction from these charges viii be made for
absence during the term except IN proaced sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition fee Of So
current term viii be required
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms. Books
and stationery Louisville prices the number Of pupils
limited those wishing 70 places In the Institution
should apply In thus making his rnanent resi-
dece IN Kentucky and devotng himself tbs education OF
Its youth the Principal OF his
friends in this Commonwealth. -
For further information address KIRBY SMITH.
Students will leave the at Eminencs the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad, whence emnibuses viii convey the
TO Newcastle. T.... M. Il. X. 3.
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DnILIP Lynch. UNDERTAKER.
% ST. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic. Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain Coins
always on hand Bodies Enbalnsd and carefully shipped
Funerals attended in pss9n and be hopes By strict atten-
tion 10 obtain share Of public patronage.
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE BOARDING

- Day School for Young Ladies-conducted by Nine
O. MAZE LEFRANC, l04 and log Bourbon street. The
Course Of Studies Of this Institute are in ui operation since
the lst of pember To the able Of Music Teachers
the Institute the Drecress added Mr. Eugene
Provost whom soeggis, Harmony and Singing
fded This Professor will bis lessons the
t Of October Young ladies' not pupils Institute may
be admitted TO these lessons For terms or circulars apply at
the Institute through post office box OF the Renaissance
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A BOWER-No. s. oARoNDELET STREET
n Commission and Forwarding Merchant Liberal cash
Advance made on cotton sugar ana Western produce
signed tony friends Messrs Bruce Simpson Co, Liver
pool; Messrs Cary MacfArland Co. Liverpool and Lon
don: Messrs Heineken Palmore, New York. Messrs H.
Sloan Sons Philadelphia Messrs y. Corona Co., Mem
phs. Messrs Choutesa Edwards St Louis; hsssrs Han
Long. Louisville, and Mr.. c. II. Jordan. Galveston
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CIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

Stove ny cent less fus and bskcs bet
ter bread than any other stove In This fact wa
fairly and ncoAestsby proven at the nechsn
les Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1858 and the St.
Louis Fair Of 1861. - = r...3
Every these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge . .r
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES OF the most Ia
proved PastsnA Liberal advantages offered to he rsds
II. HALLER Agent
No l55 TchOupitoulAs strsst.
rdersIe No. 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los St. Charles street. at The New Orleans Postoce
win reeelve nromnt attention. : -
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Z EDUCATIONAL CT
GEsEKAL EIRBx SMITHS
gr MILITARY ACADEMY.
1-8 W E5ruW SIT -rfr.- r. r..t.r
At Newcastle.
At Newcastle.

HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
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Sen ate.

sEvENrY-sEooND DAY.
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@ A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

On September 18th, 1858, KIRBY SMITH with corps O
assistants whese are of he highest ORDER vii
Open at Newcastle, Kensucty, III -
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Ghs 8eu 0rleans @rssfsut.
STATE LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY MORNING, sErrEMBEa % 1868.
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mACHINERY, HARDWARE.

WV. III. REYNOLDS. s1
~ CRESCENT IRON WORKS.
Ess ias and 22s FRONT STREET. NEW osLzin
Is prepared to make contract. for wRoUaHrIRos
WORK any Description Quantity at the Lowest PrOss
Manufacturer of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES 1'
Also, OF Carys PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders len Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1870 Post
onies VIII receive Prompt Attention
EEBp FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN IsssJ
Corner Of DsIsrd and Fsuehsr streets.
beg inform friends public rsnsra,
that prepared formerly, 10 manufacture stesn
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Ne
chimes Saw hs Cotton Presses Newell Screws, Gin dear
ing Mouths Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat Wsrks and svsu description Of Machinery IN
ths South --- -- -. LEEDS 90.
ordsrs len Box ~ MsehAaios' and Dealers Exchange
v'llrecs'v. sroruut attention -- n
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MONDAY, september 81, 1868.
The Senate was called to order ~ the president
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L OUHsIANA STATE sEMINARXs -
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA. r..
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana
ma next Session begins September It'll 1858, and closes
June SOth 1853.
FAcULrY-onsists Of full corps off instructor. In ell
branches of Literature and Science usually taught in the best
Colleges and Universities.
C0uRsE OF sruDY-Embrsces q Preparatory and Acsd
emc Department including terary, Scientific and 0p
honsl Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TERNs-For all expenses, except clothing S40; S2Oi pay
able in advance balance equal payments January LIST and
April LIST rr- ~ a
Cadets received any time during the session. charged
from date Of entrance r.
Address D. p. BOYD, Superintendent
X EOfENINe o ,EEsrTHE ST CHARLES
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1OA and 100 bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera Housel This Instuon will
Regular the LIST Of September As heretofore all
the branches Of thorough English and French Education
will be taught BY superior Of experienced professors
Piano and Singing taught by Paris Professors For pscu
lars " prospectus apply 20 the Drectress. T..
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T OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
eapital...,...........
OFFICE. l42 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Csr
-r.s -1 DIRECTORS: H-H -...
John Pemberton, ". s. Pike, Edward Rigng,
e. A Tyler, J. W. Stone. B. Schmidt
G. h. sloeomb, A. Thompson, Aexsader MARKS,
r. Debondlo Philip Meyer, o. & Girardey,
George A FoSdick, Edward Barnett Marshall ]. Smith.
JOSEPH ELLISON, President W. s PIKE, Vice President
ST. CLAIR DEARHG, Cen Agent w. p HARPKR, Secretary.
MEDICAL KxAMINERS
Dr. B. n Moss Dr. SsmI Chopin, DR.. r LeMonier,
DR.. Henry Smith, DR.. J. H. Lewis, DR.. W. q. Nichols
@. A Bresux, Attorney
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEN-Ordnary Life
and Annual Endowment; Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Annual Endowment; Single Payment Participating and
Non Participating issued By this Company a. low ~ any
other Company.
ALL PAYMENTS NQ24RpRFEITABLE.
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NV ORLEANS, January II, 1853
The Board Of Directors have resolved to declare scrip
dividend THIRTY PER CENT the earned psrtici
pAng premiums for the year ending December ST. 1867 and
have resolved pay Six Per Cent interest
standing certificates Of Scrip and after the second Mon
day OF March, 1868. J. fUYES, President
J. W. HNGKs, Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The steamer Ben
ton arrived at Leaveuworth from the
Upper Missouri on Monday, with car
go of 10000 buffalo robes, 5000 wolf
skins aud large number of deer, elk,
antelope, beaver, mink and other skins,
valued at $4,000. Buffalo is very
plenty this season and all kinds of furs
and peltries are better than ever before
known.
The Indians were still troublesome
along the river, wreaking their ven
gence generally on wood choppers and
wolf polsoners, who they say are driv-
ing off their game. They do not dis
turb traders.
A large body of Indians were watch
ing the wreck of the steamer Amelia
Poe, waiting for the river to fall so they
can rifle it. A heavy rise is coming
down the river.
Majors Bowen and Hanna went up
on the Benton and paid the troops at
forts Buford, Sully, Rice, Stephenson,
Berthold and Muscle Shell, and Camp
Cook. They had about eight hundred
thousand dollars with them.
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NEW YORK.
The delegates Assemb1Ing-Chase and
Hendricks Ahead...Kentucky
for PendIefOn..The Pres
IUenI9 AmInp1fV,


NEW YORK, July delegates to the
Democratic Convention are still arri.
wing. The Pendleton escort is expect
ed this afternoon. Indications to-day
seem to point to Chase or Hendricks.
The New York delegation held a meet
ing at the st. Nicholas at noon, and in
formally resolved to support Seymour
for President. 1t seems certain, how
ever, that Seymour's name will not be
pressed, as he personally don't desire
the nomination. August Belmont was
elected member of the delegation in
place of Chas. E. Lowe, resigned. The
Kentucky delegation also held an in
formal meeting at the New York Hotel
and resolved to support Pendleton. A
large majority of the delegates have
not yet arrived.
Tammany Hall presents a fine ap-
pearance. The seats are all arranged
and the final touches are being put to
the affairs to-day. Shields of all the
States are in position, and the galleries
are festooned with American flags, etc.
The delegates of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention meet tonight to or
ganiZe grand procession on the 4th.
Reports continue 10 reach here by
Southern delegates that the President
Is about to issue general amnesty.
Peter Tracey, a saloon keeper in the
Bowery, was shot dead yesterday by
Emil Lensman.
Counterfeit S2Os, from S5s, are in cir
culation.
The four Catholic Archbishops OF the
United States print protest against the
raising of battalion for the Pope, and
urge contributions of money instead.
The Ohio delegation to the Demo-
cratic Convention met at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to-day. Thirty-five OF
the forty-two delegates were present.
Entire harmony characterized the pro-
ceedings. Col. McCook was elected
permanent chairman, aud Morrison
Foster, of Cleveland, Secretary. 1t was
decided to hold daily meetings until
the assemblage of the Convention
Committee men will be selected to-
morrow.
The meeting of the kentucky delega.
tion is postponed until tomorrow, ow-
ing to the non-arrival of a large portion
of the delegation.
Samuel j. Tilden was to-dsy chosen
chairman of the New York delegation.
1t is understood that Mr.. Seymour
stated to-day to some of the members
of the delegation that he had pledged
his honor not 10 be candidate, and
under no circumstances would he ac-
cept the nomination.
The shooting commenced at Jones'
Wood this morning and continued
throughout the day. Senator Wilson
was among the visitors, who numbered
5000 or 10000. This evening there was
concert by the Colonia Society.
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MASsACHUSETTS.
A Ten mIIe Trot-Best 1Ime Ever
BJade-Showmau Arresteu,

A Ten nile TrOt-Best 1InIe Ever
aIade-SbOWmRu Arrested.
BOSTON, July 1.-The celebrated long
winded gelding John Stewart perform
ed the greatest ten mile time that ever
has been, on this afternoon, at River
side Park, having trotted ten miles in
2s:211T, the best previous time being
2s:2sH. The money pending was 81, 500
against 81, 900 on time, the horse having
to make the best ten miles ever made;
and he did it handsomely.
The remains of Admiral Bell and
Lieutenant Commanders Mckenzie and
Reed were conveyed from the navy
yard to the Providence depot, this even
ing, and placed on the train for New
York. The funeral cortege was impo-
sing, and consisted of U. S. marines
and seamen; minute guns were fired
during their progress through the city.
Charles L. Robinson, who has an in
Independent side show in compRny y
with Van Amburg's menagerie, has
been arrested for passing a large
amount of counterfeit o. S. currency in
New England villages.
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commissioners Notice.
BALT. & OHIO R. r. Col In Chane
Jaw, q. IL IArFERrr, fCoart o. OF OF

BAIT. & OHIO R. r. Co. In Oh Gh9GpIGeEyf GIGeEyyf
jaw, G. IArFERTr, O9SEt a.t q TI2GIS,S? SR59 Co.
PURSUANT TO A DEoREE MADE IN
the above cause on the 9th day of May,
1865, I will, on FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
JULY, I88S, at my once. in the city Of
Weeellng, and thereafter by adjournment
from time 10 time, as may be found neces-
sary, proceed to ascertain and report tne va
rioils liens and cl inns, whether by attach
ment or otherwise, against the proceeds OF
tine judi ement recovered by John Z. L1qyerty
and RilHGnI g. Ld1erty. who were !ate joint
con tractors and partners under the I'm
name Of j. & ". g. LG6eTty, against the
BdLfimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and
which, proceeds IN the bill in this cause
mentioned are now in the hands OF the Re
ceIVer OF this Court.
And pursuant to the said decree, hereby
give notice TO all persons claiming liens
Tipon the said funds in the hands of the
Receiver, to come in before me and prove
their respective claims; and do hX MON
DAY, THE 3lst DAY OF AUGUST 1855, IS
a perem ptory d ~ for the purpose; and all
persons who do not so prove their said
claims on or before that day will be pre-
cluded from any benefit of this or any future
decree to be made in this cause.
June 4th, Is6S. HANNIBAL FORBES-
ie5-oaw4wd ComIr Ohio Co. Circuit Court.
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TIE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. ass BROADWAY.
CapitaI. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. DIANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject TO Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent, The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience
who are al personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. resolves deposits
n lar se or small amC UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or in part by Greek
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &c.
counts in this Institution with special ad.
vantages of security, convenie ice and pIoflt
JelS-6md&w
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Fires,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The print
ing ink works of Charles Robinson, on
Gray's Ferry road, were burned this
morning. Loss sc, 900; no insurance.
RoCKLAND, Me-, July IA small
dwelling house was burned this morn
ing, and Miss Eliza Ingraham, an ell
deriy lady, the only occupant sutfo-
Gated.
RUTLAND, W., July IA destruc.
tive fire occurred this morning. AL
the buildings from Crampton's Block
on Merchants Row, and the Herald
stroyed. Loss ss5, 900; insured for $50,
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MORE ICEBRRGsl!
seward Negotiating for Greenland
and Iceland.

NEW York, July 1.-The SUMS Wash
ington dispatch says Secretary Seward
has nearly completed negotiations tor
the purchase of Greenland and Iceland
from the Danish government. 1t Is said
he is TO give five millions and a half in
gold for them, and that he he has
already promises of sufficient support
In the Senate to secure the ratification
of the measure. Mr.. Seward is now
having printed at the Government
printing office volume giving an ac-
count of these countries, their popula-
tion, great resources, climate and his
tory, which he will send to the Senate
with copy of his new treaty.
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MICHIGAN.
Atrempt to Rreak Jan

sARN1A, M1oH., June SO.-Early this
morning the jaiior at this place cap
tured man inside the yard of the Jail.
He had, during the night, scaled the
outward fence and main walls by
means of graphing iron and rope.
and when on top of the wall had missed
his footing and fell inside. iDjuring
himselfseverely. Skeleton keys were
foundson him, with which 1t is sup
posed he intended to release the pris-
oners Bardell alias Harwood and Kin.
cade, who are confined in the Jail
awaiting trial for counterfeiting U. s.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following
order has just been promulgated from
the War Department.:
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY
ADJ. GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1861
GENERAL ORDER No. 33l
By direction OF the President of the
United States the following orders are
made: First, Brevet Major General
Irwin Mcdowell is relieved from COM
maud of the Fourth Military District,
and will report in person without delay
at the War Department. Second, Bre-
vet Major General Alvan @. Gillian is
assigned to the command of the Eourth
Military District, and will assume
command without delay. BY COM
mand of GEN. SRANF'
Ed. TOWNSEND, A. a. g.
The Fourth Military District com:
prises the States OF Mississippi anu
Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, July The Senate
confirmed the nomination OF Daniel II
Fleming as Assessor of Internal Rev,
enue for the 4th district Of Ohio, and
rejected Jas. r. Hubbell, of Ohio, Min
lister to Ecuador
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CANADA.
suver BeIow Par-GIrIs wanted.

SIIVeF beIOH EaL-7alLIs - 7'au.eu'
chants OF this city have held meeting
and resolved not to take American
small silver except at six per cent dis
count and large at 4.
The City Council has been memorial
ized in favor of granting aid from the
civic funds to Miss Rye to bring out
servant girls.
tillery, near Laprie; was destroyed by
fire last night. The loss cannot be as
ceTtained.
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CLEVELAND, July 1.-The nomina-
ting convention of the 18th Congress
sional District this afternoon nomina-
ted w. a. Upton.
There has been an exciting contest
The prominent candidates were R. G,
Parsons, Marshall of the U. S. Court
of the District of Columbia, and James
Mason, lawyer OF this city.
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CINCISNATI.
Another Attempt at suIcide-MOrEan
Nominated for Congress.

Nominated EoF congress.
CINCINNATI, Jnne 1st.-John Retter,
stone mason, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the breast with pistol.
The Ohio State Teachers Association
met in Convention at Dayton yesterday,
There were about 500 teachers from
different parts in attendance.
The fax mill of ofTinvelle, Stoutf q Co..
OF Columbia City, Ind, was entirely
consumed by fire yesterday. Loss
S25 900. No insurance.
The 18th District Democratic Conven-
ton was held at Newark, Ohio, yester'
day, and nominated Geo. W. Morgan
for Congress.
CINcINNATI, July 1.-Hon. j. Jewett
was yesterday appointed President oi
the Little Miami Railroad Co., Mr.
E. Woodward having resigned.
The City Council of this city have
authorized the School Board to issue
one hundred thousand dollars in bonds
for the erection of Public Library
building.
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TOLEDO, July 1.-The semi-annual
Convention OF Ohio Posts of the Grand
Army of the Republic assembled here
this morning. The delegates present
are mostly from the central and south
ern portions of the State. After orga-
nizing the Convention adjourned until
tomorrow and left on pleasure e1-
cursiou to Putin Bay.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-General Gill
take the position vacated by General
Mcdowell.
The Committee on Ways and Means
has agreed to report a small tariff bill
probably tomorrow. 1t covers small
manufactures of iron, the value OF
which principally depends on the labor
emploYed upon them.
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PIrTsRURGH.

The PendIetOu Escort on Ifs winding
Way.
PITTSBURGH, July 1.-The Peudleton
escort, three hundred strong, arrived
here this morning. They were met at
the depot by a number Of the Demo
cratic clubs, headed by brass band
and an escort of so of the Mayor y
police, passing through the principal
streets, and serenading the office of the
Daily Post. At the Union Depot a
lunch was partaken of gotten up by a
number OF prominent Democrats. The
trip so far has been pleasant, and the
railroad arrangements perfect. The es-
cort LEFT for Harrisburg at 10 a. m.
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MICHIGAN.
Republican state Convention.

KepublIcan bthte ConNentIOn.
DETROIT, July 1.-The Republican
State Convention met in this city to-
day. Hon. II. P. Baldwin, of Detroit,
was nominated for Governor; Morgan
Bates, Traverse City, for Lieut.. Gov;
Gen. Dwight, of May, Attorney Gene
raj. All the other State officers were
renominated. The electors at large are
Charles w. Croswell, OF Lenawee. and
John Rurtt, of Marquette. A State Cen
tral Committee of 13 was chosen of
whichh John B. Bagley, of Detroit, is
Chairman
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GEORGLA.

SAVANNAH, June SO.-The Savannah
bar adopted resolution to-day request
ing Judge Fleming to adjourn the su-
preme court till the next term on the
Ground that the change in the political
Condition may have serious effects on
the judicial system,
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FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, July LIN the Corps Legis-
latiff to-day the debate on the Budget
was continued. NJ. Theirs made a
speech in which he deplored the mill
tary preparations still going on, and
feared the outbreak of war and con-
senuent national bankruptcy.
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BURLINGTON, July 1.-The Union
Republicans of Vermont, held State
Convention to-day. The State was
we'll represented. The present incum-
bents of the State offices were renomi-
mated by acclamation.
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RIver nnd Weather.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The river has
risen inch; 9 feet 8 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear; thermometer 90o.
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$iHauftaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF West Virginia.

Capital Paid In, 100000.
ness al the tAIerchants' and MechRnica'
BanR OF wheeling" 1t is DESIGNATED De
poSitory and Financial agent OF the Un1ted
Stat S, and Is prepared 70 do q legitimate
Banking business
PreSidenG-JAs. Nelson Vance. . 49,.
DirectOTE-Thomas Sweeney L. - OsAa-
plain las O. AcheSOn, John Oonlon, HooeFt
Crangle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. Il. SIM pSon.
James DaEell. ). BRADY, CasnleF'
mzFlp-ly