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the State at large.
The council Of Atlanta has bargained for the
opera building for Stare house at $1,000 yearly.
The Republicans agreed in caucus to present a
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white woman named Grady shot negro
woman in Memphis. Thursday, for eonJuring her
cOlored paramour from her.
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Brevet Brigsdier Genera Rufus Saxon Is order
ed to report in person. without delay, 70 the com
mandipR general of the Department OF the South,
for assign nent TO duties as chief quartermaster'
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A lady in Council Bluffs, Iowa, publicly horse
vhipped John Hale for making remarks deroga-
tory 10 her character.
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The deaths in New York last week were 64j-
100 less than the prece ing week.
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Sberidan's soldiers broke into colored Masonic
lodge in Leavenworth. Kansas, MONDAY hisht
vVssk and rampaQed around extensively.
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Yrs. Amelia Psssmuek, wealthy lady, was
killed in 81. Louis on Wednesday, BY the expio-
sion of a cosl oil lamp, winch she attempted 10
extiuQuish.
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THE LONDON HERALD ca 1Hau. STEVENS.
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THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.

FROM WAS sHINGT TON.
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The Indian Outrages in Kansas.
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FROM ATLANTA.

RepubIican Mas Meeting - speeches by
Joe Brown, Hui, james JOhasOn and
Othera-RePublican Ell ElectOra-Stste House
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DIsBANDING THE DISTRICT MILITIA.
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RADICAL DOCUMENTS.
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The Bullion in the Bank Of France.
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DIGNITARIEs AT SULPHUR SPRINGS
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TOO ABSURD FOR CONTRADICTION.
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Personal AND POLITICAL.

House adjourned until IL O'Clock wednesda
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REQUIRE PROMPT rRlArnrur
10 8RNpKB rxIsrEKcs prsrRApL.

nyoe are sumrfns from results OF early indiscr>.
hons, vhat ehect does IL produce pop your o. ners
heaithf Do you feel vssk, debiit easily tirri
ss.rt e osr ean eIsrsoS ,rodass ..ssss,On oi
yonr kidney. freoaenty Get out of order Do you
have speils OF short brssthinH, or dyspessias Az
n,i %STs S0se,, eO.ssps,sSs % ySu hsy. spells Of
memory impaired IL your mind eonstsptiy yeil.
ing upon this subiectf Do you feel dull, iistlse.
moping, tired OF company, Of life Do Won vfss =.
- len sione 70 eet sway from everybody Does any
ss n1es.n .Sss o1 %:h: ySu ;:.,t Or ,ums e
brilliantly the bloom on your cheek a. bT,shtr NJ
you enjoy yourself in society e veil, NJ Won
pursue your busness with the same energy Z DO
yon feel % :. much eonndsnce In yourseiff Are
OF melancholy III 90, DO not lay t 70 your liver
or dyepepsfe. Have you restless niGhtsf Your
bach weak, your knee weak. and hsve but lfttie
sees eemes5 beg attribute this to dyspsSss
Nov, reader, secret habits, venereai disessss
badly cured, and excessss, ere Gil clpsble on pro-
aSeins veal ness In the ge9err we organs. Dld
yoa ever ,ninn that those bold, defiant, energetic,
those whose senerstive orEans are In perfect
health You never hear such men com n Al of
being me anehoiy, OF petvousness, Of paipftotion
of the heart, They are never afraid they cannot
discouraged, they are always polite and plessAnt
In the company OF ladies, and leektbew risht in
theisce-nons Of your dovnoast looks or any other
How many men from bsdly-cur diseases, from
the enecA OF abuses and exoessee. have brought
about that state OF weakness that has reduoed ne
general system % much ss 20 induce almosf eyerv
other form Of disease-idfocy. lunacy paralvsy.
spinal affections, suicide and aimost eyerv oths,
form OF disease which humanity is heir to- and the
real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever susperted
and have doctered for an but the right one. me.
eeses OF these organs require the uss Of pilrete
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Louisiana Lesislatare-Passase q
the Police Bill-ImPsrtant Ndilitary Or.
der-Assistance Of the Civil Aaths GRITTY by
the Military.
NEW ORLEANS, August Ie.-The Police bill
passed the Legislature yesterday by strict
party vote. Senator BrouGhn, in q speech on.
posing the bill, mentioned the fhct that there is
not a single check or limit to ths amount of az.
pendtture under its extraordinary provisions.
The following order. promulgated thn morn.
inG explains itself:
HHADQuARrsRs DEPARrMRxr OF LOUIS.
lana, NeU Orleans, August Is, 166e-Gsneral
Orders, No. Sin order to carry out the in.
structions from the Secretary Of War relative
to the assistance to be Afforded by the troops ON
duty in this department to the civil authorities,
In case OF domestic disturbance or insurrections
arising therein, officers commanding districts,
detachmen.s and pests will be governed hy the
following directions
Every offesr will keep himself well informed
OF the condition Of affairs in his vicinity. Should
necessity arlse which, in his opinion. would
render the servicee'of troops requisite, he will
immediately communicate by telegraph with
these heanQuarters, stating the essential facts
IN the case, asking for the necessary instruc.
uon Tor his government. Under no circum.
stances will any interference Of the military
WIN the civil authorities be permitted, nor will
tne service OF the troops be made use OF unless
upon special instrlctio previously cnmmu munf-
cated IN each case from these head dquarters.
~ command OF Brevet Major General r. q.
THOMAS H. MILL, Brevet Brig. GenI.
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Dry Goods.

There has been q moderate degree OF activity
among the dry goods houses the past week. but
nothing like the amount OF business which had
been expected. There is hanging back among
purchasers, for which we must acknowledge
there is no apparent good reason. The season
is early, to be sure but then trade was expected
10 revive early, and all the preparations have
been made to meet 1t. The weather has been
propibous, and the crop prospects all and more
than could have been anticipated. Politics NAV
have something to do with the unsatisfactory
STATE OF things; for with the Frightening chances
OF the success Of the Republican candidates,
our trading classes feel renewed confidence in
the future. Prices have been heavy, particu.
larry OF domestic cottons, but wollens have
shown more drmness than has been the case in
long time. .s. ...t
In brown sheetings and shirtings prices re.
main steady, but the transactions have been
confined TO small sales; and, as the stock in
might make favorable terms, II they showed
disposition 70 take hold freely. In bieached
goods there IL less Of accumulation in first
hands than OF unbieached, and prices are
firmer. An active demand would doubtless
cause an advance, particularly in the higher
grades Of shirdnEs. --r
Drills and corset jeans are moderately active,
but without change OF rates, and the same may
Prints, a. usual at the opening Of the season, ars
exceptionally active, for the new styles in par.
ticular-which, by the way, are not unusually
attractive. There are no changes TO notice rela.
ton TO prices, except that Spragues prints
have been rednced about half a cent yard.
In all descriptions OF goods required by the
cloths-there is an improved demand and prices
are inner, bat without advance.
Muslin De IAinee are in increasing request
and prices are we'll maintained. In foreign
goods there is not yet any marked indica
tion Of how trade will b. Effected: bat the
importations are very large, and there
VIII be no lack Of goods, when the demand
comes, Of any kind. Silks are not like.
~ to be Flower, for the supply Of all de.
scriptions of sllken fabrics must continue to
diminish In proportion TO the constantly in.
creasinS demand for these luxuries OF dress
good fall trade.-NeV Fork Indepesdent.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

The Americas Yacht Sappho-Her Ch.,.
Iense Accepted by the English Yachts.
LONDON, Aug. l9.-Soon after the arrival of
the American yacht S,ppho at Caves, FRIDAY
night her Captain p. p. BALDWIN, issued =
race The challenge was imrnediateIy sc.
eepted BY the following well.knawn yachts =
Aline, Cambria, Ounara, and Condor.
A conference was held and the details OF the
friendly encounter was agreed upon. The race
VIII be sweepstake for f2o, and occurs on
Friday next the 2lst. The yachts start from
Coryes and proseed through Spithead around
the Isle OF Wight to westward, and through
Lolent to the place OF starting. The distanco il
perhaps 70 or 50 miles. The event has caused
considerable stir in the sporting cirble, ana
fine race is expected. - =
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Eurepean Markets To-day.

LoNDoN, August ia M-Consols, o, for
money, money, and 81 tor sccount: U. 3. Bonds, 7lk;
Illinois, 9Ok; Eries, 311.
FRANKIoRf, Aug. IA. M.-U s. Bonds,
HSa7iS.
LIvERPooL, Aug. ia. Motion steady.
sales 1O,0OO bales. Breadstuffs dull Naval
stores and other articles unchanged
LoNpoH, Aug. ia. M.-SuGar heavy and
weak.
LONDON, Aug 1a-P M.-Consols closed un.
changed. U. 8. Bonds, Tx; Illinois, 81; Eries,
33A.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1e-P Motion closed
easier, but prices are unchanged. Sales l2opO
bales.
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AYERS CATHAkfIC PILLS,
FOR ALL TIE PgRP0SES Of A LAX

LIVE MEDlClN6.
auired by everJbo = 8 casHartic, nor vss % ever
and Il into .s .S:
% tsas Il ILL TIE 0s,,ou:
remedy than amy other: ThOse who have tried il,
Know th:s = cured them; thoee who have not
and ali know that What il does once IL doe. aIsaSs
that It never fais through any fault or neglect OF
= q y ss
me U but such euIss are
N 81 en@ates; con tanning neither oaionei any
TSsr tses nay ss ssfen .se .se
hem Ss,Pf SSi S s;1ss:S sIa sI from
Ihsy y tse, the
4 into he.thy .eti0nremoSe the ob:troesion. Of
.s., aIs ossE e Of he
and BY correcting, wher yer they exist, such de,
ransements a are the hrst origin of disease.
Il sss ss:.s
g .ss LET hsE
TlTl they should be taken moderately {. stim-
uate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
For LIyER COMPLAINT end its various symp.
I0Us coLfc and BITI0ts fEvkRs, they H, should S
ss
,rih,SS hSf -. Ut,ssHIEHs,h II is,. or pLAkkHGA but On
/, IEOr nIadE RE ~ MATISk; IH S0gT, GRAylL, PAL:
sibf. BICk AND LofSs. they should e Be con- con.
tinuo1sly. taken, g required, 20 change the dis.
easeA action Of the system. With such change
.Af:s fss .sa sw.LLrses
they should be taken IN large ana frequent desss
70 produce The e0ect Of drastic puree.
FOR SUPPRESSION Q large dose should Be
taken - tt produces the desired effect By sympa-
thy.
As Disar Pill, take one or tWe Pulls 70 PRO-
mote digestion apd relieve the Stomach.
An occo1tonAl dose semuiates the Oeomach and
bowels into healthy aetton, restores the expedite,
End tnvtgoresss the systsn. Hence it 10 otssn cd
One Who Ssels tolerably veil, oftsa finds that o
dose Of thooe Pulls makes hin feel decidedly bet.
the digestive apparatus.
D1. j. o. AVER . CO., PRAcrIcAI CHKniss.
LowILL. HAS,, q. 9. A.
3. D. GILMAN,
jsyeooAD&W Agent, Washi ngton
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FROM TENNESSEE.
Another Serious D.sturbance-The Teach.
erS National Con We ntSsu.

ers Nadenal Convention.
NASHVILLE, Asg. i9.-Exaggerated accounts
were published here this morning OF difheul.
y at Waynesboro. Later and reliable infor-
nation contradicts the report OF killing three
wounded, one seriously. and several horses
were killed. Last Thursday q number of per.
sons In masks went to Wayne County Fur.
mace, where some negroes had been drilhne
After consulting with the proprietor Of the
Furnace he conferred with the negroes and
advised them to qsit drilling and give mp their
arms 10 the superintendent OF the Furnace to
be turned over to the State authorizes. The
negroes consented and the maskers retired As
they rode back through Waynesboro they were
nred upon BY Sheriffs posse concealed in a
stockade. They returned the fire and then
scattered. A meeting of citizens was held on
saturday which protested against all violence
and pledged themselves to peace measures.
the session of the Teachers Convention to-
day rs devoted TO American Normal School
Association.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON'S s.PAPAIAN LOTION,
BEAUrIrYIHa THE sKIu AND COMPILE,

PiGEis AZ t6rh Fkk
and rsnden fHk SKIN SOFT,
r,rAlRe and biOOMING.
Tor orGENTteMENa After sHAvINGit IL has DO equal
"PAPH1AN LOTION" 10 the Suly reliable rem
edy Tor diseases end blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN SOAP,
bf the IOfLEI. NUBSERY and BATH, will not
chso the ekIN. Price IS cent? per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.o
..fLO0 DR MAYO.n
GEM PERfUMe FOB THE HANDKRR.
STHh ThnGRiHHHSSS iHHHSSSlslrE, DELIoATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New horh.
NtU Sold By all Druggists.
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HORRIBLE MURDER ON BOARD VESSEL
The body Of Captain Adam Dennis, who COM
manded small schooner called the Belle Var
ney, " as picked up on Thursday last in the
Chowan river, near Colerain, n. e.. with his
throat cut nom ear to ear. The captain has
been IN the habit of trading between Norfolk
and The Chowan river. He cleared his vessel
from Norfolk on Wednesday last, with an al.
sorted cargo Of goods, valued ~ $500, winch he
intended deposinE Of 20 the farmers for a re-
turn cargo of produce. He had also shout his
person some $500 in currency: When be left
the city ne was accompanied by young man
left The vessel at Elizabeth City. A strange
man, name unknown. was shipped al Eliza
beth City TO supply hIs place, and suspicion
points 10 him as the guilty party. When tAs
body was found there was q heavy axe tied To
II Tor the purpose of sinking il. The schooner
was found IN Wichicon creek, which smpties
into the Chowan river, few miles above Cole.
raan- Detectives Tyler aud Merchant Of Nor
folk, have been engaged 10 ferret out the nnY.
derer or murderers. The captains body will
be brought 70 Norfolk for burial by his friends
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TIE INDIAN WAR-HOrriJle Ou,pdoes-The
Military IN PurS0it.-A letter, dated Ellsworth,
Kansas, August ~ says: ssOn Monday, the 18th
instant, q band OF some two hundred India
appeared on Spelman's Greek, about two
hundred miles northeast OF Ellsworth, arriving
at the house Of Mr.. Shaw. They caught and
beat him numerically, and then carried him
away. The devils then caught Mrs. Shaw and
her sister and violated their persons. Some
thirty or more Of them continued 20 abuse them
until long after they become had senseless, and
then destroying the property, left them for dead.
They then proceeded to the residence OF Mr.
Smith, beat him IN the same manner, and yio-
lated the person OF his wife, leaving her in q
very critical condition. IL is feared that the
women subjected to these outrages will not
recover. They met and abused several other
citizens by beating them, and after destroying
AL within their reach, lett for the north. These
poor women say that fer five or six hours they
were subjected 70 ll-ueatment and they show
marks Of most cruel usage, made by being
beaten in the attempt to defend themselves. A
detachment Of twenty soldiers has been sent
after the Indians from Fort Hooker, accom-.
panied by hfty or sixty settlers. On Wednes-
day night they sent in for rein forcoDenth and
on Thursday full company, under Ooaonel
Benttne, went over. The latest report was that
BeRtine had come on the Indians, who had 10
or Is women surrounded in q house, and that he
had driven the red skins away; but whether he
had killed any Of them OF not vas not known.
These are pronesly some of the Indiana who
have been murdering and committing other
Outrages on Solomon creek.
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The active speculation in gold In New York
OF late has been succeeded by . general dull
pess. In the money market there is an i'm
proved inquiry, with more Discrimination in
ccilatsrais On the part OF the banks, vet nrst-
Class borrowers are abundantly supplied ~
per cent In discounts there 10 q sood dema nd
Tor notes having less than 60 days 70 run. but
10 1npoeiuon 70 deal IN long paper. Rates are
unchanged, although there is nrmer feeling
The eovenmen eopd market continues weak
and dropping, with transactions chiefly con-
hned TO speculative dealers. An unusual fea
ture In the market IL the absence Of purchasers
az the decline.
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A DISTINGUISHES VISITOR ExPRcTRp'-
AdyIces oy the gulf cable from Hayti state that
SaInaye, the defhroned ex.President and col.
ored emperor, is preparing TO leave, and in
tends TO favor the United States with his pres
ence. The insurgents captured one of his war
vessels, on board Of which were his mother and
his minister OF war. Salnave had imprisoned
the Prussian consul, and threatened the lite of
The British minister, for which insolence the
British man-of-war Favorite was prepared 70
lombard Port au Prince
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~-Snrprise weddings" are the latest nov
city al Cleveland, Ohio. They take place at
like.
~Nr. John Stuart Mill IN q note to the
London papers declares himself now as here
tofsre opposed 10 the use Of the ballot in Eng.
lish elections
ga woman and five children were pois.
oned IN Springfield, on the 9th, by eating pie
baked in q new sheet iron pan Arsenic was
supposed to have been used To give the pan lis
gioss. 49, =
ST Manchester, ". h, = day or two since, was
tied 70 q tree and kept there until he got sober
.nouE Eh 10 behave hinsen
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fs.day's New Ysrk Markets 1.

NEW YeRK. August Is-Fiour IOaeo cents
lower. Wheat Lac cents lower. Corn is a
shade hrmer. Pork frmer; mess, s2s.75. Lard
quiet at 1s&al9 cents. Cotton firmer; Md
ding Uplands, 30 cents. Turpentine quiet at
~ cas- cents. Rosin quiet; strained common,
S2.S. FreiEhts dull.
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ga lunasic At the Northern (Ohio) Asylum
few days aeo aitsnpted TO take the keys from
an attendant, when two or three Of his fellov
lunatics seissd him and gave him q severe
pounding.
0OWing 10 the ext1aordinary heat during
this simmer IN Raf.s al the tropical trees and
seeds, even the nanioca, INDIGO ctunannn-
coffee. bauana, and also the cotton plant
~The Billiafd players Of the countrv ara 70
have grand tournament in New York.
D0Mackerel hshing In the Bay ofSt. IA~.
renee has not been very sucoessfsi this season.
20 far. Hsrre.t.7- t-T
s0Brisham Young says Salt Lake OIty h..
2o,0Q0 population. "a 'FsF-- :
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fBy Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis Johnsoa Z DO. quote stocks and bond,
> home and fcreign markets a. folIoHs:

In home and fcreign markets a. follows:
N8w YoRK. Aug. l9.-First Board-U. S. Sc,
l6l, coupon, ll3k; 6.20's, lsoa, coupons, II3,
lSol, coupon, l0k; ls6a coupons, ilOx; 1868
coupon, new, l7x; 6S0s, l567, coupon, lO7 4;
10.40s, coupons, 10e 4; 3O's second none; sus,
third. none Pacific Nail. 9eS; OHIO and Missis.
sippi OertncaieA 2s y; Mariposa,non Atlantic
MAUI, Is; Canton, Is; Cumberland, none; w.
y: Telegraph. 33x; Quicksilver, %; Boston
Water Power, Isx; N. Y. Central. l22S; Era,
ash; do. preferred. 90; Hudson. lbs; Heading.
So Michigan Central. ll9; Michigan South.
Pittxburs. san; Northwest 7ss; DO. preferred.
1ek; Cleveland and Tosedo, 9ex; Rock Island,
9A; Fert Wayne. i0Sk; Alton q Terra aaute,
3SH; Toledo Wabash, i9X; Adams Ex., as
press 3ek; United states Express. CO..; Mer-
chanu' Union. leA; Chicago Alton. IS- X; do.
prrd, 13ek. Market weak. Gold, ils
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Wall Street fs.day.

NEW YORK, August st19.-Eive-T wenties, i2I
new, 1O7 alO7 n Ten. Fort,es, IO7 laIte 4: North
Carolina's. old, ~; new, Tx; virginias, new,
S3k; ex-coupen, SAX; Teunessee's, ex x-coupon
o.; do- new, 63k; Missouri's, %; Gold, Ii5 !.
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NATIONAL LABoR CoHoKRss.-The follow.
ing circular has lately been sent TO all societies
Of workingmen in this country: .......
OFFICE NATIONAL LABOR UNION, WASH.
INGTON, August, 1SGS.-Eellow.workingm :
In accordance with the constituton of the Ma
tiona Labor Union, its second annual session
Monday in September next, the 2Ist proximo,
commencing at IL O'Clock q. m. You are re.
spectively invited and urged to send represen.
tatiyes to this important assemhlage Of work
ingmen, which meets 20 institute reforms and
to carry out those Already instituted In the in.
tereet OF the working masses, and, by estab.
fishing recIprocal relations between their DIFF.
ferent organizations. unite them in q common
effort TO protect themsel yes, and keep back the
encrOachments Of centralized wealth upon the
rights OF labor, and to secure legislation that
will improve their condition and advance them
in the scale Of prosperity and intelligence.
Organizations that will be entitled to repre-.
sentation, and the number Of delegates to each,
are provided for in article 9, sections and 2,
Article 2-Sec. 1. The National Laho Union
shall be composed Of such labor organizations
as may now or hereafter exist having for their
Object the ameiiorafion Of the condition Of those
who labor for living.
Sec. 9. Every International or national or
ganization shall % entitled TO three representa-
uuons TO two. Trades Unions and ali other
ORGANIZATIONS TO one representative In the Ma
tional Labor Congrsss; provided that rspresen-
tatives snail , denSe I've their election direct from
Sec. 3. Ex-representatives, upoa pressnta.
ton Of certificate of good standing in their or.
gani zation, shall Be entitled TO voice, without
q vote, in the National Labor Congress,
Delegates who may be elected win please
Immediately thereafter inform the vice pres I.
dent Of the Snts Of New York q their slectloo,
and from him can be obtained Information =
to the place Of assembling OF the Congress, azsd
the most desirable place for delegates to STOP
His address - William ]. Jessup. No. II. Nor
foik street, Ne" 10TH c.wa.,,x "a
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HON. GEORGE II. PENDLErON I
BOSTON,

BOSTON, Aug. 19.-George H. Pendleton ar.
rived in town yesterday, late in the evening
The Constitutional Democratic Club gave him
a serenade at the Parker House. He returned
his thanks in few remarks, in which he said
he was on his way to Maine to take part in the
political campaign In that State. A large Is.
semblage was present.
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Baltiusre Msrkets. r..A.v

bALT1MoRI, August Ie.-Cotton nrm. Md
ding Uplands, 3oc. Wheat dull prices un-
changed. Corn firm; common white, slIsa
sl-2O. Oats dull, prime TO choice, 75asO cts
ordinary, 6Sa70 cts. Rye duh at sI-SO. Pro-
VISIONS firm and prices uncha anged. Mess
FORK. So. Bacon-Rib Sides, L. aIsk cts.;
Ctear do. 17hal7k. Shoulders, IA ais cts
Hams, 22a23 cts. Lard, 10 cts.