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THE SOUTHERN HLacTIoNs.
SOUTH CAROLINA.


constitution ia 1910. The Republicans
elect six members of Congress, and large
majority in the Legislature, which secures
two Republican U. s. Senators.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The majority for the constitution in North
Carolina has increased to 13, 40. Forty
our counties send comp lete returns and nine
Incomplete. The vote polled so far is los, :
1874.
The following was received at Gen. Grants
headquarters, from Gen. Meade, command
ing the Third Military district.
The election passed off as quiet as could
be expected. There were only one or two
serious outbreaks. There are many COM
plants Of fraud on both sides, and there are
some applicatiocs for reelection. Official
r.turns come in slowly. The probabilities
are ratification of the Constitution by a
a very large majority. Bullock is elected
Governor, with Democratic majority in the
Legislature.
The new Constitution is adopted. The
Republicans elect seven of the nine members
of Congress, and large majority in the Leg
islature.
LOUISIANA.
The Republicans have carried Louisiana
by $4,000 majority, electing three out Of
four members of Congress, all the State Of
fcers, and securing two United States Sena-
tors.
ARKANSAS.
The Republicans have carried Arkansas,
electing three members of Congress, securing
two Senators, and winning the whole State
ticket
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a large cave has been explored near Ben.
hundred feet wide, and three hundred feet
high. The cave has been explored to the
distance Of nine miles.
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Thomas r. AgneW.

ZOO n &6S GfeenWich ST., N. r.
Has reduced the prices of Tess Gcfsss Sugars Flour
and all KINDS of Groceries from 10 to 20 per cent
Best Japan Tea 81. a%
Best English Breektas. Tea, 81.
Splendid OolODg Tea, 90c.
1910 b5ls. Flour, all grades, from sII upwards.
20.0n0 gal Aolasses, all grades from 40c upwards
Coffsees, roasted and ground, 10; to 4o,. Sugars
all grades, at reners pricss and everyth ng used in
every family chesper and bstter than any store in
New York
Thomas X Agnev occupies his own store, owns
the property, ard has no rent to pay; imports and
boys exclusively for caIh, never save q note in his
life, consequently he can underse any houfe in the
city.
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the Post
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General order No. l9, issued by command
of Gen. Grant, to the commanding Generals OF
the military districts comprising the States
of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas to cause:
First-All vessels arriving at ports within
their commands from ports injected with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

REGATTA WEEK AT WORCESTERSHIRE boat.
ing contest between the Harvard and Yale
College crews excites great interest, and the
Yale boys have strong hopes Of winning this
year A correspondent of the Boston Atrer-
user says: r-rt
The Worcester Of ordinary times is fast dis
appearing, and the Regatta City, of some CO,OO0
lnhabitants, has begun its brief existence. The
man causes OF all this are here--the famous
Ward crew and Mekeel ~ the Waldo House;
the Harvard crew. AT Mr.. Prentice's farm
mouse; the fales AT Mrs. Curtiss, where the
Yale freshmen were last year: John Tyler
Jr., al the q uInsigamond House. on the hanks
OF the lake; the George Roahr and &. v. Bunt-
lne (tour oars) Crews, some where in the pre-.
cIncts OF Pine Meadow, al the house OF friend;
and the Sprin gf1eld and New London men al
the Waldow House, 1 believe
findings of the Harvard crew must he first
IN interest; but little can b., sand OF them. px-
ceptng that they are apparently in the best
condition, and none OF them have been out of
hrsr rate Trim since their arrival To visitor
they are courteous but reserved, and say sub
sianiially nothing about their anticipaiions of
me races TO come. The Yale men show a
striking Improvement on their condition last
wear. Their faces do not have that VICE. be-
gone, tired appearance which they had before
me regatta OF 81. and now beam with cheer
fulress and pluck If they do not make lively
work for the champions il will be almost un-
accountable ~
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN NEW JER.
sEy.-The Democratic Convention N Trenton
yesterday afternoon nominated Theodore +.
Randolph as candidate for Governor and AN
electoral ticket; and Also adopted resol atious
endorsing the Democratic National Con yention
ucket ana platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

The President has Issued proclamation in
conformity with act Of Congress in relation to
the ratification Of the i&th amendment by the
STATE OF Alabama; which proclamation will be
found elsewhere In ouY paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

GOV. SEYMOUR AT HoNR.-A correspondent
OF the New York Sun describes q visit to Gov.
Seymour at his dairy farm at DeerfeId, New
York. He found Mr. Seymour engaged In SUI
perlntending his laborers in securing the hay
crop. The haying was suspended, and MI S.
mo uired the news. Says the Sun correspondent:
81 told him all the news / could remember.
and remarked on the enthusiasm with which
ms nomination had been received. To this he
replied that he didn't see how peopie couId
get up enthusiasm in such hot weather as this
He thought they had better postpone politics
until II got cooler. Talking of the heat, / sug-
gested that the heated term commenced with tho
meeting of the convention. Yes he said and
but for that wouldn't have been in this mr. :
fortunate predicament. 1 went &c the con-
venflon IN order TO prevent my being the
candidate. L fought steadily against IL until
the midnight before I was nominated, and
again, fifteen minutes before NV name was
presented, L protested most emphatically
against its use When they did present il. the
excitement and the heat and all together com
pleteiy upset me. Had been as cool as 1 am
now, should have declined. had planned
out little trip abroad for myself: but this
affair has changed all my programme aud
unse tiled ali my plans Of life. l don't want the
ONCE. wanted Chase nominated
"Could MIR. Chase have been nomina tsdr, 1
asked.
Il thought so then" he replied. shut have
since learned to my satisfaction thai had NV
name not been sprung as it was, Mr. Hen.
bricks would have been nominated in two or
three more ballots"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

TIE BRICKIAYEgs STRIKE IN NEW YORK
Atelegram was received here last night from
New York stating that the bricklayers strike
was virtually ended, the employers having
generally Obtained work on their own terms,
including the eight hour system. This an
nouneement must have been ON account Of new
developments late last evening, as the after
noon papers IN that city do not contain any
thing IN reference 10 IL. The Post reports a
meeting OF master masons yesterday afternoon
AT which, II was stated, that several owners OF
buildings in course Of erection, had promised
to Jet the work stand ia order to aid the mas
ter masons: and seven more employers and
building firms reported that they had men at
work under the ten hour rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

For CoseRrss.-The Marlborough Ga.e,t,
says: "Joseph II. Bradley, ST., Of Montgomery
county. Is announced In the Howard County
Record - = candidate for Congress in this Con.
sressional district"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

In Paraguay women do all the farm work
(tendIng the fioeks and filling the gromd.) and
NIL all the petty Offices of Government and il is
alleged that Paraguay is the only country in
the world where woman has perfect equality
with man. She holds ONCE, fights works on
the farm, recruits soldiers, serves in the hos
pital, guards the house. tames horses, and. IN
fine. she is tree. Man has taken OF the shackl-s
AID she Is equal TO the situation ,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

Our Chinese visitors are fastidious in their
eating. and find little that suits them on an
American bill Of fare. The BostonIans pro-
pose, however. 10 supply them with something
irresistibly appeiising in the shape of fish
balls, baked beams, and other home Injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

The Republicans of the Second District of
Michigan, have nominated Gen. w. L. Slough
ton for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

From French 4 Richardson we have the Al.
Iamtie Nenfhiy for August; and No. - Of Moore's
Rstelion Record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

From Shillington. Odeon Building. we have
the August number of The Nwssry tor '.young-
est readers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-23

The Democrats of the seventh Congressional
district of Indiana have nominated Hon. u.
w. VOORHEES, for Congress.
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Oux RAILRoAD.-Laste evening Iarss party
of labsrers passed through tins village ON their
country. to 90 70 work on our Baitl-
VAC road. This looks like rail-
A Gq:eu,. yuiya.
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Messrs. Blanchard & NIohun send US Har-
per'S Bd-dr and Harper's Weekly Tor August lst
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1SOFFIOE OF NATIONAL FREEDMENY
AS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CORNER OF N!NETEESTH AxD PENNsYLyA.
MA AVENUE, WASH NGToN, ID @. jury 8,
lSS.-At alegulAr NEE ting OF the Board of Trus.
tees held THIS DAY, q semi an 7ual Dividend OF
ia Per cent. was declared, cad will be paid or
credited a. deposit to all aeposi whose money
has RENAL ned In bank six months. The Board also
changed the rule requiring money to remain on
deposit six months before q shall begin to draw
pay are now o7a 64l 50. Nov is the time to de-
instant begin 70 draw interest at once.
% " L. Hot d. l.. EATON, Actuary
p~MEYORS OFFICE, CITY HI.u
uS WASHINGTON, ID. c., suly % 1863
TO TAX PAYBPo. .a4...e..
Information having been received at thu Office
70 the effect that Contract and others are col
iecting, or attempting collect, from property
holders the amounts Of assessments for street i'm
Droyements (Which In some instances have been
condemned, y the following extract from the Como
ration act Of October 10th. 1867 10 hereby publish
ed for the Information of whom il may concern, to
wit: = : -
"Ssc. IA. That from snd sitter the pas.
sage Of this act it shall not be lawful for any person
or persons TO collect such Speetal Ia res, other
than the Collector OF Taxes and his deputies -
All persons are hereby warned against paying or
receiving any monies On account OF any street In
provemeut whsteyer, exec pt the same be paid at
the ONCE OF the City Collector.
Any otse. payment will not relieve r.: property
u 206t Rep. 4 Ohron. Mayor
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. FIG IAL.
A PROCLAMATION.

By tAe Tresd>nt Of "a, United &af<s Of Anrieas
Whereas by an act of CougresD, entitled "An
act TO admit the States of North 0arolins, South
Carolina, louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and
FLORIDA 20 representation in Congress, passed
the twenty -ffth day otJpne, tsde.i n Is DECLARED
that 1t is made the duty of the President, within
ten days after receiving official information of
the ratification by the Legislature of either of
said States of q proposed amendment to the
Com titution, known article fourteen, To issue
proclamation announ eng that fact;
And whereas letter was received this day
by the Pres1deus, winch lesser being addressed
TO the President bears date of July l6 ls6S,
and was transmitted by and under the name of
William II. Smith, who therein writes himse
Governor OF Alabama, in which letter was en-
closed and received at the same time by the
President paper purportng to be q resolu-
uon Of the Senate and House of Representa-.
tiyes OF the General Assembly of the State of
Alabama, ratitying the said proposed amend
ment, which paper is attested by the signature
OF Charles A. Miiier, as SECRETARY of sstste.u a-
oer seal purportIng 10 be the seal of the State
OF Alabama, and bears the date OF appfosal of
July Ii, 1865, by William II. Smith, as Gov
6rnor of said State: r7r grarsF-l
Now, therefore, be it known that /, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States of
America, in compliance with and execution OF
the act OF Congress before mentioned, do issue
this my proclamation, announcing the fact Of
The ratification Of the said amendment by the
Legislature of the State of Alabama In the man.
Der hereinbefore set forth.
In testimony whereof I have signed these
presents with my hand, and have caused the
seal OF the United States to be hereto afaxed.
Done at the city of Washington, this twentieth
day OF July, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
IL. eight, and Of the independence of the
United States OF America the ninety
third ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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elm between 10th and lith ses.
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COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO LAGER,
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a0S 9Th ST, rear Of Segar Store. ~ Sim.
nR. X. De #. CURTIS, M. D.F .R.Os a &c
&c. has made speciality of and devoted
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these arising from Seminal, Nervous and Physical
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kBidence 139 street. between 10th and n St.
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ena 70 2. u. Je 1-ln.
L. sUkGE6N AND PHYSICIAN,
2oo PsNNsYLyANIA AvENus, above l2th street,
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In this city and New York.
LADIES desiring especial trestment viii fnl
tfsI fff sonaS Ss .A.,.,.r Gauss.
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Doctor jeeu
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AANuIACTORY, - Loaisiana avenue, bstvssa
SIN and 7th streets. NH u-t
CoNIIDENTIAL.-ioun men vho have IN
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