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DkUPOsALs FOR CORN.

O&os PErrhasiHg and DsPot CouuD1iSy1yy.)
No. 1 OF Worth Main S'r.sf
-. LOUIS. No April q. 1879
called Proposals w.h - received AT this once
an al The 1ihces OF the hief g. ). Department of
department. - the Platte. Omaha, Neb until II
. eiSck m FRIbAf MAY 5. ISIS, for the delivery
Iowa. at such times A. the Government NAV re
iure- 80 o pounds good Sound Corn, to be put up
u new double eunny sacks. reserved and 70 con.
tam zbOut two bushels each
The proposals 70 be in duplicate on prin
forms, and subject u the usual copditions-which
Can be asceTtained IN application this Office or
~ ether 81 the Offices above designated. where
bank toms ca he obtsined-and Be ad dres sei 10
,h- undersigned; or 20 Breyet Briga4er General
81 X. Morgan, L. : Fort Leayenworth, Kansas
81 Breyet Lieutenant Colonel J. W BARRIER
Corn ''i
by order of Brevet Maisr General II p Clarka
ChiefC g, Military Division, N issourf
JOHN W. TURNER
ap 9-6t Preyet Ma or Cen ard 8
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COR SALE-A very superior SADDLE HORSE /;
II . blood Warranted sound, and will ~
a. odd Tow owner having use for him. IN
Apply at star Once. - zi
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS
- ACctloneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 926 southeast corner eth and ID streets

VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON VI
STREET NORTH BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of May next. at
6O'clock p. m, we shall sell, the premises east
ern part OF lot ). IN Square No 42i being IS feet
10y TO- feet deep, with the improvements consisting
OF Frame Dwelling House. This property offers
great inducemeDt. to purchasers, is one of the
Lest locations in Washington.
Terms. One third cash, the balance In six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and Sc
cured by a coed Of tust on the premises. All con-
Neyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. SlOV down on the day OF sale.
ap sod GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
G. r Z A Il

5lr Square Feet. zls
sIs 81
NEW JERSEY AVENUE
REAL ESTATE SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
TUESDAY, May III d lss; o. 4 O'Clock, at the
R.M. HALLS,
Real Estate Exchange, corner Of Seventh and d
Streets,
Now firm of HALL RessJ
The above valuable square of ground, lots mum
by Admiral Wilkes. and will be offered stauction,
MAY L., ct o'clock, at our Rooms, first
ASA WHOLE.
Fronting s2s feesC9 N NeT Jersey AvsnTs
g rs North Capitol street;
Including on the aforementioned street, the old
residence of General Washington, stories high,
easily converted into a frst-class dwelling; and
on New Jersey avenue two large 5 story brick
houses he Eases on the ground have now ex-
pired, but can be renewed to present occupants
The proximity of this square to the CAPITOL,
Baltimore DEPOT, City Hall, &c, makes it
FIRST CLASS LOCALITY FOR A HOTEL.
The Committees on the District in Congress
have agreed on the extension OF the
CAPITOL GROUNDS
to street, which places the south end of this
ing and this fact must within a few years render
this entire square immensely valuable
If not sold as a whole, it will then be OFFERED
IN LOTS. according to PRINTED PLAT,
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four month";
with interest secured by deed of trust.
ALL TIE LOTS on New jersey avenue afford
fine sites for business stands, and will improve
from year TO year in importance.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE.
nice, nearly new house, with six rooms tw,
stories, and situated . street, near the corner
of seventh str eet. Terms: One half cash; balance
sIX and twelve months.
ALSO.
SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Square It's
fronting on Seventeenth street and gu north q
street. These lots are IL rapidly improving local
ity, on the grades, and are each 20 feet front Dy
about no feet deep. Terms: One third cash; bal
aDCe in six, twelve, and eighteen menths with in
terest secured by coed of trust
ALSO, -FOUR
FINE-ACRE LOTS. all beautifully located On the
west side of the BladensbuTg pike about three
miles from the city, in the District. and in a fine
neigh borhsod. under fence and cultivation. Terms
one tnIrd cash balance In six, twelve. and eigh-
teen months. These hive. acre tracts most de-
sirab,e for gentlemen wishing country home
PARTICULARS about any of the above can be
had, and per. ons shown the property at any time
before the day of sale
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSi
20 It'd
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nY GREEN WILLIAMS
II AsCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 20, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON CITY
Inc Undersigned trustee, under a decree of the
ate Circuit Court of the District of Columbia and
OF The Supreme Court of said District. passed i'm
cause between John Woods and others AGAINST
hlci ard q. Brlseoe, heirs and Others. No 1 22s
IN equity. will on FRIDAY, the Sth day of May
1865. AT alf-past five clock . m. on the prem
les sell to the highest bidder the following vslus-
Die property. viz.
Parl Of lot No 9, in Square numbered 3S2, front
II on 9Th street, between the canal and Lou
avenue, with Improvements, consisting of a three
south third of Lot No. II. in Square numbered
aus fronting Oh oth street, between ID and Market
space; win improvements, consisting of a three
story Brick Building
Its aTcely necessary to say anything in com
me ndatiOn OF the above property. We call thu a -
tenti5n OF the public to ate nd the sale il beiE de-
sIIable property for investment.
1e' ms OF sale: One third IF the purchase money
IA cash, and the residue in three equal yments of
SIX twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale
he deferred payments to bear interest from the
day of sale and the pa ment of the same to be Sc
cured by the purch aserhs bonds, with 1rity 20
heapproyed by the trustee, and lien retained on
he premises cold. 1.-THE terms of sale not com
lied with in tive days, the pemises will after one
week public notice. be sold at the risk and cost
"f the purchaser. All conyeyapcing and stamps
at the cost of the purchaser.
VIM X. WOODWARD Trustee
epla wfmSds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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10y JOHN b. WHEELER Co. Auction.ers
- No. oil Louisiana ave., bet 9th and I'm sta

~ NO. oil Louisiana ave-, bet. 9th aud eth 81
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND FRAME
Unwilling IN THE FIRST WARD AT AGC-
TON.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th DAY of MAY. 1858. at
O'Clock ?: m, on the premises, we shall sell Lot
numbered one In Square t5ll eighty one. fronting
street north. lying on the grade nd 10 altogether
a very desirable piece of ground and is i'm proved
by one Frame Dwelling House and two hanties
will be divided. if desired, on the day Of sale
into three lots OF IS feet each on 2lst street by
depth Of ~ feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by ds I'd 81 trust All convey
snclng and stamps at cost of purchaser. A deposit
Of SO when sold
ap50-d j. b. WHEELER SaCO kpcts
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In THE sUPRHME CoURI OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, ~. !;
This 18th day Of March, 1865.
Francis Wheatley Ft }na,.
rllu. NJ cl Ian E. al. lss Esui', Doc $.
On motion Of cempiainan t. BY Charles NJ Math-
John ". CiamDitt. csuse his appearance TO be en-
tered herein on or before the hrst rule day occur.
Viii BE- procsedsd in SsSuit 'ne cause
GO FISHER, Jus. 8. O. d. q.
mh2S lsX0 y a. annR.y NEIas. Clerk.
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DY JOSEPH KELLEY.
- Real rs ate Agent aDd AHctiOneer
Office, 1868 Eighth street west, near north 1 81


1Ru STEE'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS OF TIE DORSEY HOTEL" COR.
MR. OF sENkNTH AND STREETS: Also
BA ROOM FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL % 4
AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust to me. the under.
signed, duly made and executed, beating date on
the l-t day OF January 4. ID. 1855. record in
Ilber y Z. No. 2, fOlios PA. 2i5. 2ij, and az
one Of the chlttel records in and for Wsshing On
county. IN the District of Columbia. snail 0Ter
Tor sale on the premises, known as the DO Jey
Hotel :" situnted on the southwest corner o. sew
enth street west and north street. on FRIDAY
the oih day of May, ID. 1873, At ga O'Clock a m ,
aIarge assortment Of Household Furniture. con-
ssting \ part Of
Three. ply and ingram Carpets and Oilcloshs
Halrcloth sotas. Rockers, and Side Chairs
Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, nd Wasnstands
Hair top Husk and Straw Mattresses
Comforts, Quilts, Bolsiers, and Pillows
Feather Beds, Blankets, and Bed Linen
Tableware and Looking Glasses
ockers, Cane, WoodseaI, and Arm Ch mrs
Centre and Side Tables and one Piano
Psrlor Stoves, Window Curtains, and Straw Mat
Large Hotel Cooking Stove and Utensils
lining room and Kitchen Requ ties
Bar room Fixtures. and Good will of the Hotel
WAGON yard, and Stable.
Also, large number of articles too mum rous to
ALBERT F FOX. Trustee.
my AT JOS. +. KELLEY, Auctioueer.
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NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, APRIL p, 1853.

NAVY YARD, NORFULk, APRIL y, lSj3.
Will DE sold, at public auction, at II O'Clock m,
May ., 1873, at this ard, the wreck # the United
states steamer Columbus, and several lots of Metal
consisting Of Iron, Copper, and Comp position
Fifteen per cent OF the purchase money will be
deposited at the time Of sale with the Command
ant of the Yard TO be forfeited if the property be
not removed within five days from that time. ard
the whole amount to be paid in Government funds
before the property can be removed.
b. direction of Commodore A. h. kitv. Com
mandant THOMAS T. WEBB,
ap 25- eotd Asst. Naval Constructor
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GOVERNMENT SALES

GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will be sold, At pablo auction, to the highest
Eiider at the city q Norfolk, Virginia, on FRI
DAY the 18th day of May next, at L o clock an
Iron Vessel, schooner igged, and measuring 373
tons. old measu cement
Said vessel has been used as a light boat, a nd
formerly occupied the Station at WiiIoughby Spit,
IN the 18TH Ii ght- house District.
Terms of sale: Cash in Government funds-to be
paid on the day Of the sale
BY order Of the light house Board.
J NJ. BERRIEN
Commander United States Navy,
Light house Inspector.
LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR OFFICE. FIFTH Dis
TRIcT, NORFOLK, Va. April 25 1903 ap29 eotd
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GOLD DOMINIONn NAILS,-FuII assortment
~ of the above uPsTi9E b.sSd q Mails 10 stock
Builders and other Hardware, 81 5 7th st.,
~ Im Intsiligenosr BuiidinOD.
stSf0NEWALL JACKsON.n-This thorough.
Bowie, Of Nd, and esid to be the hand ~
soonest horse IN that state, viii make theN<A
season at my stable on u. street, rear OF the Ma
tiopal Hotel All admirers Of the noble thorou ah-
bred are invited to examine him at JAS. W. PUN
PHREYS Livery Stable. ap l6-lms
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Rl GREEN WILLIAMS.
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 500 Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE, FRONTING
On i STREET MORT II. BErW EEN 4THAND
9TH SHEETS WEST, At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th instant at six O'Clock
IN we shall sell, on the premises. part Lot NJ.
8 IN Square No. being good front AM lie 9th,
with the Improve meDtS consisting Of good eight
room House, with gas, and water in the yard
making II a fine private residence.
Terms One-hslf cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest. ard secured b.
"A deed OF trust ON the premises. All cOnyeyancing
and revenue rtamps at the cost of the purchaser
SlOo down on day OF sale.
MY I'd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
STANDARD BOOKS AT AUCTI0N-Embra-
- eng vast variety of subIects-new work.
elegant editions. choice literature-of an elevated
CHARACTER a magni hcent collection; EVERY Eve
MING tins weas BY catalogue, under the Metro
polltan Hotel, $40 P.nEa. ave. Call and see them
and procure a catalogue. my Ala
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with jas. G. Mcclure a Co
Southwest corner ot Penna. ay. and Eleventh. ST.
Star Office Building
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

poTOMAC TRANsP0RTArION LINE.
Fr Way Landinss on ri. Potomac AMI Baltimore,
Drakrns Connections at AqR'1 Creek tcitk
the Richmond, FredetckSbu-g nsd
Potomac Railroad.
=, ne steamer EXPRESS, capt. A. G. Hickle, will
IeaNe Baltimore, Pier No. =, Light IT,
street wharf, every TUESDAY, al EAA-H
m, and arrive a. the 9th street
wharf ats a. m, THURSDAY, to deliver freight
notice will be given when the other BOAT will be
PINT on the route.
Freight resolved all day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY at s q m.
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, WashingtO d. O.
A. NEEDHAM SONS, Agents,
my4t 142 Light st wharf, Baltimore.
E'Ok MOUNT VERNON.
The swirl, commodious ana staunch Passenger
Steamer ARROW, Thomas Stack r.
pole, Commander, will leave her Ea6a4BN
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street. At lG1z0x
m daily. Sundays excepted,l for MOUNT
VERNON the Tomb of Washington, stopping al
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT, and FORT WASH
IEGTON. Returning, the Steamer will arrive ai
washington about 4 p m, giving ample time for
passengers who wish 10 leave the city the same
South.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, fncludins
admission to the Mansion and Grounds, 81 So
Tcke for sale at all the principal Hotels and al
the Steamers Wharf
JAMES SYKES, General Superintendent,
ap "A I'm Office, Willsrds' Hotel.
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ID RI S toll LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL.

- d L v l. l.
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL.
For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTON,
NEW BEDF0RD. CAPE COP. and slHN
All points OF railway comma ncations
Ths rev end splendid steamers BRISTOL and
of Canal street, adjoining Debrasses st Ferry New
fork ,ss daily sandass connect
with all the morning trains from that city. '""'''
The most desirable and pleasant route TO the Whit.
ITGrelLsrs FOR that point can ngaks direct sonnsc
state rooms and Tickets secured At Office OF Pier
ap0sm H.O BRIGGS, 6snr Manager.
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA has resumed her
EseT Tsssi nd Fri; %nSSrs
SSSs and
win stop at all the principal landLg IS on the river
for ps:sengers and freight
For further particulars inquire OF
THOS. W; RILEY q SON, Agents.
nb,,rsrqm hliey's Wharf, e. the foot of
THE NEW E kETWsSs LINE
NEW YORK. s sbE Sk6kgEfo% %hAsHISGTo
OLD LINE. 9Th
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
FROM GEORGETOWN,
FRIDAY, AT lam.
FROM NEW YORK
SATURDAY, AT IAN
For freight, apply to
JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Agent,
% Water street, GEORGETOWN, ID. o,
III. ELDEIDGE CO, Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandria.
JANIS HAND, Agent,
1O4 Wall street. New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded to q
parts of the country with despatch.
NH ely JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Agent
New MERCHANTs' LINE0F STEAMSHIPS
~ l.. &. KNIGHT. AND JOHN GIBSON,
VIII run regularly during the winter months be
tween New York Alexandra, Washing <A4S>
ton. and Georgetown, as fellows: <H&&A
Leave New York, from Pier 70. East s&44e11D
River, 81 the foot of Roosev cit street, every SAT
IRDAI, 8t4 p. nj Georgetown from wharf foo,
OF High street, every THURSDAY, and Aiexan
dria every FRIDAY, at II NJ.
For freight or passage apply at the once OF tn,
company, corner of New York ne and l7tf
street, below Navy Department.
de 3lN J. W.THOMPSON Presr
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
! scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington COUNTY, in the District of Co
umbis. letters of aimi nistration on the per-
sonal estate OF Lawrence Sarsfeld. late OF
Washington county. ID. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on or be
fore the 2lst day Of April next: thew may other
Wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
state Given under my hand this 2lst day of April,
EOS. ELLEN SARSFIELD,
ap % law3w AdministratriX.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
his, letters OF naturalization on the personal
estate 81 a., 1919 Il ats oi " ASH
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
next; they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estass ate Given under
MARGARRr b. FALCONER,
An y law3w+ vr. f.. Administering.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVAL SUPPLIES,

PkyMAsTKR's OEFIcE, U s. NAvT
No DO BROADWAY NEw YORK May 1863
Proposals vi he received At thi, offca until |
ocl' OK D m the 1th inst for the following sup
plies, which m st be Of the very beet qu tity de
H'er-d Immediately. ire Of expense. al the New
10 NAVY ARD, and subject to the usus ms pee
900 BprS1h Of Steam EHginssrius.
Uuo gaIlons Winter Strained sperm Oil.
,"u ions Anthracite Coal, lump screened
Ix"U tons LackawaDa, and $50 tons Black
TIE toni 80 w
hesP3nsihle security requi-e 81 for the promp. and
IA fhful delivery of supplies AWARDED.
Further particulars with blank forms for hid =
dtrs, t. be had at this afice.
GEORGE PLUNKETT
Psymaster, u. 8 Navy
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CEMENT.

..HYDRAULIC CEMENT"
Just received from the celebrated Round Top
Cement Mills, and will continue in regular supply
for sale.
Also,
From the Green Spring and Antietam Furnaces,
No ! and No. 2 PIG IRON.
For sale b. GEORGE WATERS,
2c High str eet and Canal,
ap 90 81 GeOrgetoWn, ID. O.
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WOOD AND COAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, April IS, 1888

DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHrNGToN, April IS, 1883.
On the petition of ELLIOT SAVAGE, of Meri-
den, Connecticut. praying for the extension of .
patent granted to him the 2lst day of November,
1854 and reissued in two divisions the 9th day Of
September, 1859, and numbered res pectively S26
and 81, for improvement in Machines for
Threading Screw Blanks for seven years from the
expiration of said patent which takes place Oh
the 2lst day of November, 1868:
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 2ith day Of
August next, ut II O'Clock NJ. and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, il any they
teye, why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Perso"s opposing the extension required TO
file In the Patent Office their object ions, specially
set forth in writing at least trsty days before the
day of hearing, all testimony filed by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
in accordance with the rules Of the Of
h1e, WHICH will be furnished Oh application.
DePositiOns and other papers relied upon tes-
timony must be MED in the Office tcsnty days before
the day of hearing: the arguments, if any, within
TEN days after filing the te stmony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republic an and in the lnteli gencer, Washington,
ID. C., and u the Register, lew Haven Conn once
week for three Successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
ap 22-w3w Acting Commissioner of PatentH
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IN COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneer.,
Late Clerks with J. e. Mcclure a Co
southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
tstar Once Bufldine.b
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Rf O. OPER LATlMER, Asctioneers,
- (Late clerks with j. O. Meg uire Col
southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and lltn 81
Star 0fhce Building.
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THE MONTHLIES.

The magazines for the present month bear evil
dence OF much good taste the selection OF the arti
c'es they contain. Some of the monthlies are par
t'cularly good in this respect. Variety forms
prominent trait, and those duh, heavy and prolific
essays that too frequently find place in current
literature nave been, In the September monthles at
least ignored. This Is as it should be. Magazine
literature should be made popular by the publication
OF attractive and pQuant papers, rather than by dry
and argumentatlve dissertations
Hdiper's Ne,o Monthly Magazine for September
1S6S-This number Of Hd'pers Nagdzne IL much OF
the same quality as It's predecessors Of late. There
or two pretty fair articles and the rest are
very mandy -pamby. The article on insects is good
and instructive, and is from the pen OF a naturalist
who knows what he is writing about and how to ex-
press his IDEAS Some of the stories are exceedingly
trashy, especially that one relating to the South
Southern scenes and Incidents Of the war; which IS
full of prejudice and highly coOred, improbable
pictures.
The GALAXY for September sustains the reputation
it has already achieved and brimful OF bright and
interesting papers. The selection of articles Is ex
ceedingly varied.
The atlantic Notath1yror the present month opens
with mo News" followed very naturally by EEK
pectaton." There is an interesting paper on .The
Modern Methods OF Studying Posons.' DR.. Holmes
gives pretty poem, "Bl and Joe" and paper de-
scrptive of the Island OF Maddalena Will be found
among the most pleasing OF the contents Of the pres
Ltoptncot's Magazine contains a paper from Bay
ard Taylor on 'Sorrento" and another by Charles
Aston Brlsted entitled dispute about Education"
The remaining bill Of contents Is fair.
me ga en-, GaaaT for september opens Its demo-
ton Acts not Revolutionary The present number
Is good one.
our You,ag Folks This magazine eagerly sought
for by Juveniles, will be read with much interest this
month. Its stories and Illustrations will meet
hearty welcome.
The lfeycLOO(s' y0nozjDe The nresent number
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1tleGaAPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

J. Vincent Browne Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Fifth Massachusetts district died at his resi-.
dence al Salem. Mass, on Saturday
Robert Allen and Matthew Riley. while engaged
in tearing down Boa street terrace In Cincinnati on
saturday were instantly killed by the building fall
ing upon them.
fhe twentieth annual camp meeting OF the East
Maine Methodist Conference commenced yesterday
at wesleyan Grove, three miles below Belfast, and
will continue during the week. The attendance Ia
large and the weather favorable.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
Fifth district OF PENNSYLVANIA met at Doylestown
yesterday, and nominated DR.. John r. Reading for
Congress on the first ballot.
Robert +. Monaghan yesterday nominated Inv
the democrats OF the seventh district OF Pennsylvania
for Congress.
Mr.. Hannibal Hamn addressed n LARGO aod on
thusastlc meeting In Waterville Me-, last EVENING
lie was frequently and enthusiastically applauded
The meeting closed with cheers for Grant and
ColfaX 49,
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AFFAIRS IN TENNESSEE.
From the Evening Telegram. ]

,,. ,,,,,,,. IN, g., NASHVILLE, August 81, 1868.
LEGISLATURE OF tennessee only sixteen members
voting against H. The Senate, before taking action
upon IT, rs waiting Tor the report OF the Joint Military
COMMITTEE, ana meantime the democrats are making
use OF every possible means TO defeat il before thai
body. " N ~
The Burch conversation with Mr.. Johnson nas
Doubtless Deen exaggerated. Persons who are well
informed In reference TO Johnsons sentiments de-
clare tnat INC only opinion he has expressed I'm the
matter Is that State has right TO keep stand.
ms army w. Inc democrats held q meeting on the
pubnc square saturday to protest against the pass.
age " the bill by the Senate The speeches were nv
ex-Goyernor Neil. ID. Brown. A. " Colvar and others