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A NJ e RICAN HOUSE,

Inc very important and extensive improvements
Mnlch nave recently been made in this DO pu ar
Hotel, the larges in New England, enable the pro
Rrietors TO offer 10 Tourists, Families, and the
nIences superior TO any other Hotel in the city
Durlng the past summer additions have been male
rooms water Closets, &c, attac he'd; one of Tuft
m&ehincent passenger elevators the best ever CO NJ
stIuctd, conveys guests to the upper story of he
mouse ln one minute, the entries have been newly
ana richly carpeted and the entire house thor.
onRhiy reptenished and reiurnis he'd making IL in
try. " '''S N0~A-
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe ON the
hrst noor LEWIS RICE 4 SON
ny -ia"om Proprietors.
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PETITION AND PROTEST PROM THR SOL
DIERs.-In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Hendricks
presented memorial signed by seventy odd
soldiers in the service of the United States, ne
siding i'm the city Of Washington, praying that
protesting against the act on of the r gister of
the city in throwing on their VOTES after the
return of the result vf the election was duly
The memorialists set forth that they are .ol-
diers in the serv ce Of the United States Gov.
ernnent, residing in the Fifth Ward of Wa h
ington for over tn y e months. and in Washing.
Of the lat election; that msnv Of them have
fan ii !es in this city, and the Fifth W rd; that
they have no other permanent iesi tence or
place where their interests as yosers are centred;
that they were duly registered by the Cemnis.
sioners of Election prior to the munIipal 'let-
ton in this city, and voted under such regi ,tra
tion Of their names. in &C ,ordance with law
'In view Of the above facts" they say, "w rch
we certify are true. we, the defenders Of the
nag Of our country In the late war, an as
freemen, descendents os our illustriops white
ancestry, appeal most ear nestly to tho "atio''s
representatives for privileges as great rs are
conferred upon the African race. We b-,ieye
that the soldier is entitled to great prIvil ges
as any other person, and certainly should not
be disfranchised while refugee blacks from
Arlington. Freedmen's Village, aud from Vir-
ginia and Maryland, are granted the highest
boon which the Government can give for those
who are to govern or direct the affairs of our
we disO edFncSUy pTOteSt uust the
Illegal act of the Register of said city in not
enumerating or in throwing out our votes after
the return Of the result ofthe election was duly
made by the sworn commissioners of election,
and proclaimed by the Mayor of Washington
he thereby depriving ms, and between
nine and fen hundred white citizens,
of the choice Of repre- in the
Councils OF the city OF Washington.
And finally we protest against the act Of the
Register, inasmuch as the law OF May, 1853, re.
lating to the soldiers right TO vote ought not
and cannot be made to apply to a registration
made IN conformity with laws which wer in
force at the date Of registration, aud under
which the election was had, even il we had not
legal right 10 vote under said law Of NAY 2s
the legal right to vote under the law Re.
terred TO the District Committee.
ASSIGNED TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT
The following named officers have been as
signed to duty in the War department by the
Secretary of War, to take effect from and after
the ist of June: Brevet Col. VIM. M. Wherry.
31st infantry; 1st Lieut.. ]. l.. Rathbone, I2th
infantry; Ist Leut. w m. Ennis, 4th artillery
SWORN IN.-AiIer protraCted debate to-day
in the Senate the Arkansas Senator's were
sworn in.
PERsoNAL.-tIeneral John A. McCIernand
and his wife were thrown ont of their car
riage. at Springfield. Illinois, Friday evening z,
and severely. but not dangerously injured.
INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source day were S576,1-5.3S.
TRAINS are TO o. abandoned.
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE suP.
! scriber has obtained from he Qrphans OS1rt
inmSls lstssfs Of sd.inistrsfion on the OF 20 20
sonaQ sstass Of kelieliula Il. Len6sil. ists Of
soss having claims agsiess the ssii deosssssI, ~
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sams' ~;ss
fore the 18th day of June next: thev nav oaher- e
Wtse by law be excluded from ali benefit OF t,S 40
1855 RICHARD W 1uhe,
jeu law3w Administr.1,
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Its use IN Asistic Cholera either az preyeStf,,
or cure, rs Of more value to the world ,han sil
other discoveries IN vogue.
IL instantly secures rest, stops the Crampe ami
snsms, end holds The constituents of the blood q.
the alton OF the watery constituents from th.
other properties OF the blood. and arrests yoitiD
ana purgfne In yellow Fever az is slikegise ali
potent. aud with the assistance Of Radwayh PiIls
viii protect those exposed from NJ tacks and eurt
them that may be seized.
In Fever aud Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. sc.r,s,
sho other fevers, It's use will always insure a
~
In kheumafism, Neuraieia, Cont Tic Dolorer.
Sore throat, Diptheria. Inn uenza I'm all easp. sf
inflammation. the Ready Relief, ss.ist-d when re-
quired With the Resolyept and Pills, viii ssrely
effect cure. "
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PoLITTCAI--The New York Post says :-..I IL
. said that Theodore NJ. Pomeroy Wall NOT De
candidate Tor denomination IN the twenty
fourth Congressional district. n. Y owen
"A cher and Thaddeus W. Collins, both of
wayne county, are candidates Tor The success
sion.
- Hon. Peter NegIey, of the Hagerstown
NeTGd- and Col. E +. Anderson. also of Ha-
gerstown, are spoken of as Repu 0Iican cindi-
oats fer Congress in the fourth district of
Maryland, now represented by Hon. Frank
Thomas
The Washington correspondent of he
Chicago TIbane reports thai small move
ment ne begun there IN favor of Reyerdy
Johnson 1.1 NE Demceratic nOminapoH for
tAr Presidency. II is supposed ~ be the reIiux
wave st he Cnase movement
The Republican nominations for Con-
EIess in Virginia are complete. They are as
ro'lO-s --fiTst d'sfrict, X. =. Aver; second r.,
~ Chandler third, T.. n Porter. fourth Lewis
d. Thayer. nIth, q. q. CnTtis; sixth, Henry
Berry; seventh, tharles Whittlseeyi n large,
Aaron NJ Crane
= 4es vb.o Sfa'ssnsaH rs OF opinion that the
Chase movement has strsngt nened DIR Pendle-
ton.
The Demoerauc Convention in the Iith
any d-legate 20 the New York Convention who
sbandons Pendleton so long there - any
probability whatever OF nominating him.
- The 81. Louis Democrat predicts that the
Missouri Republicans Will r.nominste Repre-
senta'Ives Pile, Newcomb, Ora vely and Van
Horn. In the Third District, now Democraue.
y. W. Chase will make ms 81 corG run.
MeCiurg. OF the Fifth, Will probably be nom-
mated for Governor. and the principal c:Indi-
dates for his succession are Col j. II. Storer,
Col W. II. Blodgett, and Gen X. X. Smith.
MeSsrs. Benjamin and Loan have declined
nomination.
- OF the sixteen Repu bIican Congressman
from Ohio, Msssrs. SheIlabarger, Plants, Eek
ley and Spalding decline denomination; Mr..
Clarke has been beaten in Convention; aud
Mr. Wilson has been nominated for a second
Term II is understood that EgglestOn, ScheDek,
Beatty, DelaRo. Welksr. Bingham and Gar
field Will have little or no opposition in their
party constituencies. Mr.. Ashley probably
has the inside track, but is never sure unIii he
gets elected. Judge Lawrence and Gen. Bnck-
land have each strong but not (ss yet) Danger
Gus rivals.
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THE STEAM FIEE ENGINE DISASTER IN NEW

THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE DISASTER IN New
1"kk. AT the coroner's inquest in New York
yesterday. the foreman Of the steam fire engine
NO 9. which exploded her boiler in the Bow
cry, testified that the engine was used as a sub
stitute Tor the regular one, which was under
SONG repairs; that her boilers Were not in psr- =
feet order; that the tubes were leaking but in
had previously been tested, and bore the pres.
sure OF hundred pounds of steam-during a
nre tney We're allowed to use only from sixty
10 eighty. The steam engineer In charge at the
ume was man OF experience, and well recon-
mended policeman swore that the engineer
was attentive and in his place at the time OF
the accident.
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CARD FROM MRS. POLLARD

NEw YORK, June 23.-Mrs. Pollard publishes
a card in Brooklyn in which she reiterares her
charges against her husband of i'll treatment at
MS hands, and renouncIng all connection with
him hereafter She also states That the allo W.
ance which Mr. Pollard falsely said was pro-
VIded for her has been stopped: that it consist
I'd of advances made by lawyer coming gent
Oh pending law suit which he aow regards
as hopeless, aud that she knows not now where
20 turn for m sans for sustaining life.
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ELECTION AFFRAYs In PHILADELPHIA
Michael Gallen, aged "a, was killed in PhiIa-
delphia last evening, AT the Democratic dele.
gate election in the Second Ward, eleventh
precinct. Michael Mcbride was arrested as
one of the three that attacked Gallen The de-
ceased received three stabs. A pistol was also
fired ST him, but failed to hit him, Auoihar
man was stabbed at Fifth and Jefferson streets
al the delegate election. but was not seriousIy
in iurpd
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INV YoRK-YIRer IoAR,
TBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

Lewis johnson e Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets rs follows:
NRw YORK, June 23.-First Board-U. Sos,
Es1, coupon, lif%; 520's, ls62, coupons II3a;
1864, coupon, IL; 1865 coupons, his; leSa
coupon, new, lis; 6.20's, lc67, coupon. l4.;
lo.4Os, coupons, 106A; Laws, second. I1o: 73U's,
third. l2o; Pacific Mail, IClx; OHIO and Missile
sippi Certificates, 2o1; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail, 81; Canton. so; Cumberland. 50; Western
U. Telegraph, 354; Quicksilver, 25S: Boston
Water Power, Isk: N. Y. Central. l34 4; Erie,
6e y; do. preferred, IS; Hudson, I39S; Rearing,
lO2i Michigan Central, lEE; Michigan South
ern, 90h Illinois Central, boa; Cleveland and
Pittsburg. 90k; Northwestern. &c 4 do. prefd,
IA; Cleveland and Toledo. l03 4; Rock Island,
1Gi Fert Wayne, 1IA; Alton & Terra Hante.
AZ; Toledo Wabash, -; Adams Ell, 551
Wells, Fargo Go. Express ,25x; America Ex-
chant's Union. 27k; Chicago Alton, Liz;
prfd, lbs; Gold, 14eS. Market steady.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. June Z3..irezt prep
arations are being made for a Masonic celebra-
ilon Of 81. Johns Day IN this city morrow
Mere VIII De procession of The MasOns
through the principal streets; after which an
oralIon viii b. delivered and a poem read
There Will ee ball and banquet in the even ing
AT the City Hall. and the day VIII be observed
a general holiday.
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A CARD.

~ miI1onary ,disroves ed safeand simple rem
edy for the Cure OF Nervous weakness, nsriy De
and - vhole traia Of disorders brought on by
banefuI and vicieus habits. Great numbers have
been cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benedt the aficted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this nedi
JOSEPH r. iHMA1. station d. Bible House.
my e-sms New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING CAsH-Ias,
night a negro boy named George Yates accI
denially shot the child aged eighteen months.
OF a negro woman named Jones, at Ne. II North
street. He was handling one OF the old nennsr
nox pistols, when one of the barrels dischareed.
ne ball from which entered the back part Of
tne bead OF the child, near the occipitaI DR..
Morgan was called, but deemed II dapge
10 prooe for the ball At twelve o'cIort l.s,
night there was no probability that the child
would recoverable Gazette, 533
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON'S ..PAPHIAN LOTION,
BEAurIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX

BEAuTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX.
REMSyEs pI, ALL LIZ ERTPLIoKs. ERECKLEs,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY it is invaluable.
ForGENTLeMEN after SHAVING il has no ca AL
PAPH1AN LOTION" is the snly reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP-
ior the TOILET: NURSERY and BATa. will not
FLOR DE MAYO.-
FLOR DE MAYO,
NEM PERFUME FOR THE HANpKKk
EHiEE Ex9UlsITI. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New York.
NoTy Sold ty all Druggists
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MuTINY ON AN AMERICAN SHiP.-A cable
dispatch OF last night says that mutiny broke
ship Nereus, lying in the port of ANTWERP.
during which her officers were severely han,
died by the crew, and nearly overpowerNd
The police were notified and boarded the shin.
crew 10 assist the police. After desperate
hghi the muuny was suppressed. -
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1Excessive heat in Paris has led (, the
adoption by gentlemen Of q fAshion Of carrying
white alpaca umbrellas Iinsd with green,
Both Gladstune and Dssraeli, IL IL said
will have hard fight to maintain their present
seats in the new Parliament.
~ A man living near Middletowr, Oh, lately
sold his interest in his wife to Middietown
merchant for $500.
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THE PRoPERTIEs oF THE READY Rr
LIEF ABE COUNTER lRRITANr, RUBEFA
GENT, AETIsPAsAeDIc. .pIsINFECrAHr
AHT1sEPTiU, DIFSus!YG kr,auLANr
TONIC, NERyINE. ANoDYNE. AHf, Sip
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BATCHELOk's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hsir Bye n the beat in the world /.
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reIiapie, ,
instantaneous; no dlsappoiRtmeut; no ridiculous
unts; remedies the fil effects Of bad dyes inviro-
rates And lsayes tie H.r son and bssutffal ttaos
and properly applied at Bachelor wig Factoy
No. Is Bond sreet. New York. % ls-eodly
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Ts.day's New Ysrk Markets.
IBy Tele0raph,

NEW YORK. June 23.-Flour lOaI5c. lower.
Wheat I cent lower. Corn without declded
change. Oats are excited, and Lao cents better.
Pork dull; mess S2s.3lS. Lard dropping, at
l64 ali cents. Cotton is a shade lower, at 30s
30k cents for Uplands. Freigh.s quiet. Tur-
penune dropping, at 45kai6 CEN. Rosin quiet
ana steady at s3O64as3.I2k for common.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCiAL.

The New York money market is easy at 70
5 per cent on call. and 20 Sper cent for prime
discounts. The gold market was firmer yes-
terday. The government bond market W rs ac-
tive and excited with a genera, advance in pri-
ces. The railway speculation was strong and
rather more sctive, with a gene-sl advance in
prices, which wes quite m arked IN some cases
The Border S;ate Boads wece actiye.
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TBE POLLARD CAsE.-.A mutual un understand.
ing was had between the counsel represenfinr
the respective interests Of Mr. Edward A. pol
lard and his wife, Madafide A. E Pollard with
reference to the complaint filed by ths iormsr
him, before Justice CornweII on Sat,rd.v
MRS. Pollard entered info bonds in her own
recognizance TO preserve the peace bv not inter
enne win him Both parties were present in
eourt.-N. 7. Herald.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

D'"ocTSic Nomihatiohs Tor congress.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-The Demo crat;c
Congressional nomination made 10 day as far
az completed stand as follows: First District
Samuel Randall; Second District, Thomas b.
Florence; Third District, John MofIett
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Wall street Ts.day.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Stocks active. Ex-
sinia s's. sx-Sonrons' @ nu 50; new TeS 81 Norm
Carolina 6's, ex-coupons, "A; new, ,. Gold
1t0%. Money 3ai per cent. Governments
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FATAL ACCIDENT,
DEAD.

Wore ER, MASS. June 23.-Michael Baes
was thrown from wagon and killed yester-
day: aged forty years.
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PREsBYTEgIAN.- A careful estimate Of the
strength OF the two branches Of Old and New
School. when their union rs completed, shows
total of 4O., sce members. AHA ministers, IL.
congegations, and c.26j Sunday Schoo latten-
dantS.
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CHASE AFTER ESCAPED PRISONERS.

SPRINGFTELD, MASS June 23.-Cobl-igh and
stewart, the two prisoner who escap d from
Iall III This city about a week ago, were over
taken AT Amherst last night and the latter
recovered. C0bleish Knocked thu Off GER down
with club and succeeded IN escaping. A large
force II III pursuit of him. =
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lr rs DENIED tnat Mr.. wnitelaw Reid las
written life of Grant

NOMINATIONS BY TIE PREsIDENT-The
President sent 10 the Senate yesterday the fol-
lowing nominations: VIM. u. Evarts, OF New
! ork- 70 be Attorney General Of the United
states; Edward T.. Johnson of MARYLAND, (son
of Hon. Reyerdy JOhnson.) 10 be Assistant Sec
Ietary OF the American Legation at London;
samuel Babcock, 10 he Collector Of Intern al
Revenue for The Second District OF Counect,-
cut; General John +. Mulford. to be Colleci or
OF Internal Revenue for the Third District OF
Virginia; John y. Ro binson, TO be Consul Of
s. Thomas.
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Baltimore Markets. To-day,

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Virginia 6s, Inscribed
i6a bid, Ak asked; do, coupons, new, 2,
bid, 5s& asked, do, registered, 1851, 40 BID,
IS y asked: North Carolina %, new, - ask z
South Carolina 65, 65 bid; Georgia s., = BID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

TIE Hon. FpwARD MCPHERSON, Clerk of
the House OF Representatives, has been honored
with the appointment OF American editor, for
the present year, of the Alaoaac 7e Gotta
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CAPTAIN MEw, of the Treasury Depart
ment, has gene % New York TO confer win
he ship owners and other interested parties
reiative 10 the bill now pending before Con-
gFsss regulating he carriage OF passengers
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STING OF THE LOCUsre.-Much interest hss
bs Ell ielt TO ascertain whether the locusts IN =
fiict sting, and il the stingis fatal Amin =
this city. A young married lady, residing on
Aisquith street, near Holland, was sitting a
Jew evenings ago, in a room sewing, the hou Sc
standing back, a garden aud trees beIpg N
'front.' A locust flew in the window, ali GIFTED
upon her shoulder, andin an instant in fiictad
severe sting, and then iell into her lap In a
very short time the flesh b. came much swollen
and she suffered severe pam. DIR. Arnold was
called in, and, after rendering msdicai aid, gave
his opinion hat IL would not prove fatal, and
the lady, after considerable an xiety OF mind, is
now con onvalescent.-BcH. Sun. -s4
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CONDITION OF SENATOR GRIMEs.-Adyices
IT, eeived AT Washington from Senator Grimes,
of Iowa, say hat his re overy is now irnposs-
bic. His memory as rapidly failing, and his
Rind 's becoming so weak that h. complains
of not being able 10 think
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M G0uI.lGUAN

NEW YORK, June 23.-The repor' ed colIi> ION
between the steamer Mary Powell and a
schooner Oh the Hudson Is false.
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~Laura Waldron the prma donna, has OBJ
tanned a verdict again - Caroline RichIngs for
salary due for professional services in opera.
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1T. LOUIS, June 23.-Heber Kimball. second
Pr sIdsnt of the Mormon Church died at SILT
Lake ely yesterday.
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 apporlery, heart dis,
ease headaches, sudden Paintings, should keer th.
Relief near them; tesspoonful On water, vin. "a
three minutes, remove ell DIN sulty.
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~ Even the planks stained with the blood of
Mr.. MsGee have beeu taken mp and bur rned
and the ashes deposited in his grave at Mon
treal- -fe.sE eass-. 2 saf
HvThe ladies have adopted the gentlemen
style of shoes Known as the boxed toe They
willnex adopt boots. We suppose.
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THE lEtsrgeEcss tells Of the thunder gun OF
hsaveD.' The boys used 10 call IL The .raiG
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On DIT 'ha- smother Senator will soon follow
me exampis OF Senator Henderson, who Is -
b~ married Tomorrow
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PROTECTION OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
ABIoAD.-In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Summer,
from the Committee On Foreign Rsiations-to
whom had been referred the bill passed NV the
House of Representatives on the 10th OF ApriI
last, concerning the rights of American citizens
IN fsreign States-reported back the same, with
an amendment 10 section J, TO the effect that
whenever AZ shall be made known TO the Pres.
dent that any citizen Of the United States has
been arrested and Is detained by any foreign
Government in contTavention Of the ntsnt and
purposes of this act, upon the allegation that
naturalization in the United States does not
operate TO absolve his allegiance to his native
sovereign; or II any citizen shall have been ar
rested and detained, whose release upon de-
mand shall have been unreasonably delayed
OF refused. il shall be the duty of the President
forthwith to report to Congress sill the circam-
stances attending any such arrest and deten-
ton, and any proceedings for the release ofthe
citizen so arrested and detained, that Congress
may take prompt action to secure 10 every citi-
zen Of the United States his Jus, rights.
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Government Securities.

WAsHINeToS, June :, ises-Jsy Csore 4
90. furnish the following quotau oas O. Gov.
eminent securities:
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THx VEIL is TO take tnr place of the bonaet

1MPEACHMEST.-It is stated Hon. Thsd
Stevens has prepared and Will introduce into
the House OF Reprg sentative< four new artIcles
of impeachment repaired by himself, without
CONS Gltation with his colleagues of either the
Reconstruction or Impeachment Committee
These ARTICLES charge The President with abuse
of the pardoning lower; IN issning pardoGs
10 rebels and deserteTs iTOm The Union army,
for the especial purpose of securing their sup
port OF his schemes; also, abuse Of the patron
age Qf ibe Government by inducing obstruc-
ton IN me exec dsion of the recon struetion laws
OF Congress; also, violation OF The ConStitu-
tion- IL establishing provisional government
IN the South without the consent or adyice Qi
Congress- and. lastly, to ussng corruptly the
patronage of the Government TO influence the
elections hat have been held within the ast
three years. 81 ....
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.

IAkkN INTERNALLY-Hslfs teaspoonful A..
lutsd IN water 10 pleasant drinh-stin nlaftag
and Strengthening.
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II 81 DDBHLy sEIZID With pain, one ia
sDoenfnl IN gisss Of water will, IN fev misstss
remove an aneAsi ness