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LADIES, LIST.

A-Ale.suder Eliza J; Allen Hfs,s Mrp: Ash.
worth Martha Mrs; AmeI:h Mr.. n '' A'"'
Il. B;.tssrea. Nh. B.rnsra Alice Z; Bur.oe
Mrs: Rennets ida BeSeridss Is. tf ssSE. .tsn Len
fns Ess sTfSSF .i Ssssgy, tsS.y
Bsrl. : ari.: B.rnes Mary; s.postt msry Z Mr.; %
Blake s M.Is.tss a srsvn Priscilla Mrs; Beai 4
Collins Catherine A Mr.; lCsls Jane Mrs;
SmTssf S:m1ss tkss.. ks.s cr:Ss .,E Lizzie Collin. =
Mrs; Cole Tbemas 7; q. Mrs.
Bridget; DenferS Bridget; pisOn Caroline srs, ..
HDsI.s1seSs RSltR s:il,; bS{Ps: s.,f.,, f,,silIs
'front.' ar; is..isds Mari; Wan sSans Miss. a.'' A''0'
Eyh.ssraid Mrs.; fIsnci: Matte B! Frsise race Mary %
Crimes Senis; GYM sarah sG ha.' Ms. Gordon Mis-"
r,f ,AI1Hsserty t.. A 4 ; Mrs; aaoser rll,e Mrs; Hop
Ms; h.lme. Jennie nrs; Hoiohsn Jennie MY Mr..
HsIrf. Martha; Hin n Louise; Hinton Rebeoca
f&5%geRnsoa sR sSss a Mrs; ,osn.o. Ellen; y.m.,
Gpes s1s,sstt; ysSk,ns !ealns
RIksSs Els &::'' ~ k!ps Lizzie; kiua.rs L;
TLens ] as: sR1:t Lex Eori.. sr: .; Levi.
.M.Ha;Sn M. sip cOILelia Mrs; Mite5eT Mrs;
Mshep Lizzie; Msrtinez. M.reo; Miiburn nafS
Nh HeMses.sscsn MiisasI. sssie iIa.y M.ey Nm ssSom
McQuiDp Mary. ee''
O-O'Brien Maret.
,P.PsaIl n; Patten Emma; Peters Eliza J;
Pickett Harriet Ann; Prentice Laura Miss; Pleas,
shthili MaPtrry Rsbeecs Mrs; Peck salIie Pool
Q-Quinp n 8 Mrs.
H.Rss,sr Catherine. col; Rsnian Eliza @;
Feeder Mrs; Btf ktfs 3; Ross Panny: Ra5clifYe
Mnicn RebiBsos Mary Mrs; Rollins NJ MRS:
Rose Mary 70; Ralph Nellie. - mrs
man Bells; simmons Ohas B stIs; stusrt Caroline
Mrs: spauldine d Mrs; Simmons Ilen; simp
son kliZs @: Saxton Henrietta c; slauehfer Hsr.
riet MIs: suTner II L Mrs; smith j L MIS-;
Sehafef X ate Mise; Silvey Louisa; Shelton Msrer
Mr.; >berwood Matte =; Spity ard Msry, col: an,
ter Mary Mrs Sears Rebecca.
T-Thompson G N Mrs; Taper Frances Mr.
Tannsr Gorden Mrs; Thomas Hannah Taylor
Louisa; Iavsnper Maria, 2; Taylor Mary A.
Thcm.. Mary; Tovne Mollie Mrs A'
V-NsDden Mrs.
W-Wadwell Annie Mrs; Wearing Anna.
Willisms CathArine Mrs; Williams Eliza Mrs
col; " slker Jennie: Walker Julia: White auette.
willard Lucy A; Wsshineton Maria; Whilinc
Mary Mr.; Williams Mary A; Williams Mi.s
walker Mollie; Wilson Martha: Wright Ma
Mrs; White Mrs; Windhurst Susann, Mrs; Wbi
ting Mrs. !" Hi
X-S Oe Fannie.
MIsCELLANEoUs-Maud &.
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CHAHeHs AT WEST PoIHf.-By direction Of
the Secretary of War, the following named Of
flcers have been relieved from duty at the
United States Military Academy, and will re-
port TO their proper stations on the LIST Of Sep.
tember nexts-Brevet Lieut., Col. e. r. War
ner, Captain I'd artillery; Brevet Lieut Col s.
N. Benjamin, Captain ID artillery; Brevet
tain Frank b. Hamilton, 18th infantry: ist
Lieut.. M. b. Adams, corps of engineers; lst
Lieut.. II. b. Ledyard afh artillery.
Brevet Major General A. 3. Webb, Lieut.
Colonel s4th infantry, has been relieved from
duty st tho Military Academy on the 18th of
September next or as soon thereafter as Capt
Robert Oatlin, AID infantry, hall relieve him,
when Gen. w. will JOIN his regiment
The Secretary has ordered the following
named omcers 10 report for duty at the Mill
tary Academy At West Point on the aSth Of
August next, TO relieve the officers above
named: Brevet Lieutenant Col. q. g. Parsons,
captain Ath artillery; lst Lie ntenantC O. T. L. B.
Davis, corps of engineers; 1st Lieutenant M
*. Brown, corps Of engineers 1st Lieutenant
George q. Greenough, 2ist Infsntry; I'd Lieu.
tenant George Shaler, Jr., ordnance depart
ment; 2d Lieutenant Luigi Lomia, 5th artil-
lery.
THE COMMISSIONER Of the General Land
Office wiil, at an early day. cause to be restored
10 market the public lands formerly reserved
Tor Indian purposes in townships Il and Is
East Saguian District, Michigan.
Mr.. CATTELL's temporary loan per cent
certificates bill has pas sed the Senate.
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A VI Z r &c An HOU q Z /,
Boston, MAssAcHusErrs.

The very important and extensive I'm provemsnts
which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel, the largest IN New England, enable the pro
prietors 20 ofer 20 Tourists. fanal fes ana the
Travelling Public. accommodations Aad eonye-
niences superior TO any other Hotel Ia the city
OF numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing
roome, wster closets, &c. sttsc he'd one Of Tufts
magnificent passenger ebevators the best ever csu-
structed. conveys guests te the upper story the
house in one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted. and the entire house thor
oughly replenished and refurntshed, making it, IN
all its appointments, equal 20 any hotel In the coun
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor. LEWIS RICR SON
my 2lsv5m Proprietou.
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MCCOoL's RELEASE FROM DURANGO, AND
RETURN HoMY.--MIke McCool, the nobiest
'.old Roman" OF all who have appeared in the
ring IN this day and geperation, returned to
tne city yesterday morning, and re-established
himself at his beadQ uarters, corner of 5th and
wash streets, which was crowded most Of the
DAY by the cham pion's admiring friends and
tnose anxious TO get a look at the representa-
tive Of the modern p. II. Mike and Coburn
were both released on the 6th, and went to
Cincinnati on the same train, though not in
company. Prom the time they turned their
backs upon their prison-prison only in name
10 them-they were antagonists, and inter.
course between them ceased. Mike remained
IN Cincinnati a couple Of days, during which,
although kindly treated by all men OF gentle.
manly instincts, he was pursued by his enc.
mics. While walking on the street, some fsl-
low approached and insulted him He told the
man he wanted nothing to do with him, and
showed him one side with the palm of his hand.
For this, be states, he was arrested, but moth
ing came OF il.
The champion looks hale and hearty, weighs
2i5 pounds, and says he never felt better in his
hfe-could 60 INTO the ssring" tomorrow IL his
honor were at stake. He must see this thing
out" be AYERS; I" hss suffered and sacrificed too
much 10 let il DROP" and only awaits the de.
cision OF Mcqueen, the stakeholder, to enter
into arrangements for q definite settlement Of
the question as TO who is the best man with
Cobnrn. He will meet Joseph in Kentucky or
anywhere else, on equal ground. but he never
intends 10 leave the United States, and does
not consider 1t advisable to 20 to ssanother
mans dunghill to fight him." Mike has evil
dently s'got his back up" and means TO fight il
out on any line where the chances ara any.
ways equal. From his manner, il would seem
that decided "unpleasantness"e exists between
himself and Coburn. and IT Is probable-how.
ever much the practice may be deprecated-it
will never be arranged outside the rope 81
Louis Democr0t, July 10. ~
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.


FAOM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
England Favorable 70 q Naturalization
Treaty with the United States.
LONDON, July 17.-In the House last evening,
STANLEY, the Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, made
an important statement In answer to a question
asked tor Information.
In reply he said he had already sent to
United States Government on the matter of
naturalization, the substance Of which was
thaf the British Minister was ready to accept
the American views Of the question. He there.
fore thought that a misunderstanding bet ween
the two nations was impossible.
Stanley also stated in his reply that he had
declined to make treaty at present, as the
Royal Commission are still considering the
general subject and for additional reasons a,
tnat time will not permit the passage Of bill
AT the present session of Parliment. '
LONDON, July LII torenoon.-Cons for
money, 94k. On account, xa9lx. u. &.
Bonds, nv. Eries, ~. Illinois Central, gix
fnANKFoRT, July 17.-United States Bonds,
PARIS, July 17.-Bourse dull Rentes Isl.
Bank Of France decreased nve hundred thou.
sand francs.
LIvKRPoo1, July I7.-Cottsn Q uiet. Sales for
Today, e,tOG baies; for the week, 47,WU. Stock
5S3,CG. American $4,000. Pork 76. Bacon
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-THE Scots, from
New YORK, on the Sth Of July, arrived this
morning.
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STRIKE OF RAILROAD ENGINEERS.
Dismissal Of the Strikers-Riotous Pro.
t# ceedf0gs. rH.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, July IA strike occurred
YESTERDAY among the passenger engineers Of
the Missouri and Pacific railroad, in conse-
quence Of additional duties being imposed upon
them, and they were dismissed and new ones
put in. Some rtotous proceedings took place
to-day; an old man attacking some of the new
employees, and some violent demonstrations
were made against the property OF the Compa-
ny The police were called out aud quelled
the disturbances. Everything will probably
60 on smoothly again in a day or two. There
was no attempt on the part Of the Company to
reduce the wages. altough they claim to be
paying their men more than other roads run.
ming out OF St Louis, and for less labor
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REMOVAL OF BODIES OF CONFEDER.
40 ATE SOLDIERS

SANDUsKY, OHIO, July 1.-THE War De-
paTtment has ordered the immediate removal
of the bodies of two hundred confederate Off.
GERS who died and were buried az johnson s
Island while prisoners of War to the Cathoiic
Cemetery. Their removal will commence on
Monday next under the direction of a Govern
ment agent.
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~A man In BYooklyn, N. " has committed
suicide on account Of the oascomfort he suffered
from the hot weather. A
UCh,caeo has 81 breweries, % planning
mills. 12 grsin elevaters, 1s iron foundries. 81
packing houses, $50 doctors and 3sl lawyers.
UThe harbor OF sebastopol win soon be
completeiy free from the obstructions caused
war,
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The rRIrIsH STEANKR CHANTICLEER AND
THE MEXICAN AUrHORITIRs.-The French
mail steamer has srrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz, Juiy 12 The AFFAIR OF her Majesty's
steamer Chanticleer remains unsettled. Presi.
dent Juarpx cent orders TO 9eneral Corona to
summoDed before the civil courts for trial, and
that q thorough Investigation may be made into
their conduct and action. The money Of the
British commander, taken from the purser of
the Chanticleer was to be kept on, deposit q n III
the Conclusion Of the trial. Private orders
we're at the came tune dispatched to Corona 20
repel by force any naval attack BY the British
commander. -e- y fstI 10 rs
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HALLS VEGETABLE SrCrLIAy HAIR
RENEWFR

HAsrRovED ITSELF 10 sE rHr xosr pEsrrcr
PkkPAkATloS FOR THE HAIR KvEH Of
FkRED THE PUBLIC.
tbs vegetable compound, and contains no IN IN
nous Properties whstever.
~ Nill TtStore dsns Haty 70 ffs o,.ss.al oo,o-
II VII keep the hair from falling out
II eeansee the ecalp ana makes the hair con. lus-
trous and siken.
Itfs o splendid hair dressing
No person. old or young, should fail 20 sse a.
authority.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair R.-
newer, and take NO other
r. HALL a CO, Nashua, n. H. Proprietor
For sale By al druggfets nv conn
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DESTRUCTION OF A RAILROAD
BRIDGE by FIRE.

ALTOONA, PA. July 1.-THE Pennsylyania
Railroad bridge across the Snsquehan ma, SIX
miles west of Harrisburg, was discovered to be
on hre about O'Clock this morning, and be-.
fore II could b. exhnguished five spaus were
destroyed. There will be no delay to trains
or any transfer Of passengers or baggage in
consequence, As the railroad company controls
two bridges-one on the east and one west of
that point-by which trains can be passed
without delay. The fire is supposed to have
caught from a spark from the engine of the
Baltimore express west, which passed over
the bridge q few minutes before the fire was
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I'm. yso A, stussps Jsns ssoss Jls q; snltA J
n. Saith lAles. smith nI asia. ska 49, uleSs~s
s,smn nss ssnyeI r; sohpssrt v; 50 der ~
si.ss b.1 ssslsi 2, sseia. 9 b; sslsscrih :
ssssAs weis~,Ser W y; ehsesas wm; g. airs.
II: TrI;rh:nAs Alfred; r.isy Ariel. rsrasr Hol
rroe, frettler jams: rel.cn gsn-s; Turner IS
sSssr !ssn Terri !ne A. Q, ts,tls , 10: TTisi
rhsooers, " Tsylsr Wn Nelson, Tyler Phfnp
TttTS Tets.sssTT sssT VI; "; HfteknOr Thomas.
PrsfJ S.e se9s H., sisesni H,rry ?; Vas Vie,
wS7weks , q; wsissnsa Hes BP,s, Ger
xhselet cha,ses Mciccss b y: Wsi,s., q
Hsllpsr y; wrigNt Geo O. wece ' ssr,, wASper ,s,
HI walle II; whltpey n q: weirkos 4, vsl.
hty y; Wiley ynQ; Wilt Isaac: Welt II Jaxgeh
ie.syh Q: w.rk " wt.e "a. ae4re~: w.s.sSoSS ssSS
wslls's p; Walker A. Wilson rse@ss =
W ~ sIs., Lnevn W 1srternAn W w Watson wm
HIrouns Edyardi Young Theodore
hIsSELl aSFogs.-For the Schooner Jsnes Br.S
ley; The oficer Commanding the "a NAssachnsstts
Cavalry Architectural Iron worhs; Lcck Boz
s.3 BowKNPM.
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CHeLIsH AND IURoPEAs NEW 8
>. TINE MALI

= .s 80 - TINE MAIL. $. .r.
A Paper Containing ns news, the principal lead
efs, s"fine HSssfcr irnn, ~ sna AZ Inter-
The IewspaRer hitherto known - the Ersaias
Ms 81 P:s3 ~ Gsso%e 81 sP q ne esosr
week, under the title Of '"~
,TCgI fHE NAIL
ct the price Of Ihfeepepcs Der cory a. hsrstofors
or "a. 3 Week. POST free. y
The days Of publicsti stion viii bs Tuesday and M
day, and each peler VIII contain the nevs aad ajl
Vious nu%br q tSss e g; "a shfs. sS.p Pre-
endersd svaila6ls, IN 4, cheap and convsnient
form, for Isfsons residinG sbroad Or IN ths colo.
.fubscsibsrs ess obsain "fBR NALL throueh
EevsUaper Agents, or may have it from the Pob
London. jylS- VSlem f1U
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A CARD.

Clergyman. vhne residing In South America
- missionary, disooyei ed . safe and pie rem
edy for the Cure OF Nervous weakness, Rarly De-
ooy, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Oreans
and the Whole trsis Of disorders broaEht 90 by
bbsnefal and nc,sus hseits. Great nunbers have
desire 20 beneat the afflicted and unfortunats VII
sena me reciPe for preparing and using this medi-
cue 10 eeslod envelope, b any one Who needs IL.
JosEPH I. INMAS. station p, R,bls House.
my s-m' New York City.
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Baltimore Markets. To.

BALTIMORE, July H. Cotton quiet al g.
fleur quiet but steady, with O fair demand;
prices unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; good
70 prime red, 81 I5a2 35; very choice, 20 46a2 as
WbIte Corn firm al eI.16. Oats .ull and un !.
changed. Rye dull and unchanged Proyis.
IONS quiet and UNCHANGED
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H"Brick" Pomsroy gropo.ss starting ne,

V"Brick" Pomeroy proposes starting a new
in that city. p . - p " / q d :
VSeventy-two houses Of prostitution, in
Chicaeo, were recently indicted. The Police
are descending on them and the city treasury
will make about hve thousand dollars tn is
fines. ---s.5 I s- 49,
HAntonousauser Kastanopouloi is the name
of 4 Crptan heroine who commands $40 men.
smokes ciears, 4 pretty, and Kills her two Turks
per day with grest regularity. ass,f rs,p
thoussn6 inhabitants last tall, has afty now.
~Tvsnty I've new churches VIA Be COM
mencea or completed this year at Chieaeo, At
cost Of over mDljon Of dollars.
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iBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegrapn.I

Lewis Johnson 4 Co. Qnote stocks and bonds
In nome and foreign markets - follows:
NEW f011, July E.--First Board-U s. 6's
Esl, coupon, l13S; o2o's, lsea, coupons, ia
teoA, coupon, lok; 1so6 coupons, liz; is66,
coupon. new, l9X; SAYS, ls61, coupon, I00h
U4Vs, coupons, Ms Y; 1-Nk second. CO.: 3v's,
,hird. l09 y; Pacifc Mail, ,lOI !; Ohio and Missis,
sippi Oertihcass& 294; Mariposa, S; Atlantic
MAIL, 30; Canton, 46x; Cumb'rd, 80 4; we<tsrn
y; Telegraph, 3sk; Quicksilver, 2iK: Boston
6sH 40 preferred. *; Hudson, is7x; ksndins,
s5a; Michigan Central, ll6k; Michigan South
srn, S2S; Illinois Central. I49; Cleveland ana
Pfftsbnrs. S66; Northwestern, 79X; do. prefd
SIN; Cleveland and Toledo, lV3; Rock Island,
te; Fert Wayne, iosx; Alton & Terra Haute,
~ Toledo Wabash, 4sk; Adams Ex, noae;
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express,241 x; American Ex.
press AN; United States Express, ASK; Mer-
chants Union. 23H; Chicago & Alton, l37 \: do.
prf'd, 1866 Gold, l421. Market strong.
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THE STRIKE At THE PHILADELPHIA
GAS WORKS.

PHILADKLPHIA, July 1.-THE strike at the
gas works still continues. The directors adver-
used for new men, but failed to secure any,
those anxious tor work fearing violence on
The part of the stf1kers. The city will proLs-
bly, be in darkness to- night.
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fs.day's New YsRk Markets.
lRY Taleoranh

NEW YORK, July 17-FlOur dull and droop :
inE Wheat firm, with moderate inquiry. Corn
heavy, | cent lower. Pork declining; new
mess, S2e.1c3. Lard heavy, Cotton rather
more steady, Uplands 81 na2 cents. Freights
quiet.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

NRw YORK, July 16.-Chief Justice Chase
is the guest Of q. w. Mellan, at Flushing. Long
Island. He was visited this afternoon by man v
citizens, and in the evening received the COM
pliment Of a serenade.
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NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF
MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July l6-The Re-
publican Con nvention nominated COL Mcclure,
at present a representative in Congress from
the Fifth District, for Governor, on the first
ballot
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Wall Street To-day.

pom, ia. 65 coupon, 1907 'e5 coupon, II2.
% new, lO92. 81, 1G91. lO-4G's, It's. Nortn
Carolina ex-cupon. 72k; new, 724. Virginia
ex-coupon, new, SO, Tennessee ex-coupon, 6c 2.
new, 6S4- Missouri. 9f.
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TIE BILL MAKING AUTHORIZATION FOR THE
PURCHASH OF ALASKA was considered in
COmmittee on Foreign Relations this morning
MI. Loughridge's amendment was essentially
modified, and the bill reported TO the Senate
Mr.. Sumner asked Immediate action, but OBJ
tsction was made
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BnIcxLAYrRs' srnrkz-Pregyrse Of ae Aoys

BRIcXLAYERs' SrRIKs-Prcgrrssg TIE More.
meht.-The bricklayers, whose committee cit
daily, ap pear TO be making considerable pro.
gress, according 10 the report Of to-day. They
state thar already 90 Of the master masons have
acceded to their demand Of eight hours o. q 81
per day, and that at present 2,2i0 men Of the
three Unions, 2, 4, and ~, are at work on these
terms. Offers Of financial aid are daily being
received by them from other bodies, who have
already given and are still willing 70 support
the movement, as the bricklayers are regarded
as the pioneers OF the eight hour movement,
and that should they fail, that movement must
fall through. The bodies thus Offering sympa.
thy and support promise that II the strike
should last for year, the men engaged In Ii
will be sustained. A communication was re.
ceived to-day, while our reporter was present.
from Mr.. Walter Jones, boss builder, Of &H
west 22d street, statir & that he will comm ence
work tomorrow, and acceding to the demands
Of the men. Only 80 Of the organization are
unemployed sou Of the members have gene 70
work in other parts Of the couniry; and there
are 500 OF their members Who will accept Of no
subsistence from the tpnds of the strikers,
even though hey should be unemployed for
twelve months.eM r Espvsss, 16tA. -
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The New York money market shows in
creased ease. and the demand from the BROKERS
on calls is quite moderate. Loans are made
al 3 TO per cent. on Governments, and to s
per cent. on stock collaferals. Prime paper is
In small supply, and passes Al 6 to per cent
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BATCHKLORp HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye 10 the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, relisbse
unts; remedies the il effects OF bed dyes; tuviro-
rates and leaves the Ax soft and beaatifol blanS
0, byora. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied At Bachelor b Wig ractoy
No. Is Bond street., New York. jsls-eodly
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
DETROIT, July 1.-THE Democratic Conven.
ton yesterday nominated VIM. Newton Flint
for Congress from the 9th dIstrict.
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GENERAL GRANT AND PARTY.

LEAvESwO1TH, KANSAS, July I6-Generais
Grant, Sherman an party arrived here this
evening, and proceeded at once to Fort Leaven
wof tn, where they remain until SATURDAY,
when they leave for Denver ola the Kansas and
Pacific Railroad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION
sr.rr,vvNa -Hr sn,s AVN covp,

BHAUrIFYINo THE SKIN AND COMPLEX
,rHSEE: Az ssSr. &!
cod sss ,:eSss, IT THh 4 daNlx sxIh SOFT
Tor LADIES IN the NrRsERY n r. ipralu.hl.
IorGEN1LeMkNs after SHAyINGtt hes no e1u>a
A, r,ArlhLAN =. LOTION is the epJ rslishls rem
PHAL0N's "PAPHIAN SOAP
br The IO1LkT. NURSERY aud BATa, will not
chap the SKIN. Price as cents per cake
FLOR DE MAYO"
ofLOR DE MAYO"
AnkM PERFUMG FO8 THE HANpKER.
fhnGp ikNASpisirr. DkLIcATr, LASTING
PHALos q SON, Ne. Yors.
feu Sold by ell pruggtsts.
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RELIGIOUS RBCEPTIoN.-On Sunday, July
5th, AT the Convent Of Mercy, Poppleton streei,
Baltimore Miss Mary Mccormick, in religion
Sister Vincent; Mas Bridget Laven, Sister
Phnomena; Miss Mary Flanagan, Sister Ga
briel, received the habit and white ye,i of rhe
order, as ay.sfsters from the hands OF the Rev
e. McColgan, assisted by the Rev. Ed. Dtdles,
who preached on the eoccasion.-CdtAOlic NIvvor
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Mrs. KEcKLEY's husband died at Memphis
lsst week. He was an industrious colored
man, had been prominent caterer in ST. Louis.
and served during the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17
DECENTRALIZATION.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July IF. w. Simous
Of Lacrosse, completed walk Of 1,l0O miles in
121 days, at noon, on the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

THE WHITE HoUsB.-The regular meetin 2
OF the Cabinet was held to-day. All the mem
bers present. No visitors were admitted to
see the President this forenoon
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~More cottages have been rented at Nsv-
port this season than ever before and some Of
them ss high % S4,00o for the season.
- The Atlantic Gable In paying fAir divi.
depds. 44 AZ ~
~Morocco parasols are much used BY Ia.
dies when travelling Or driving in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

BREvET MAJOR NJ +. WATSON, captain sta
artillery, has been ordered before the retiring
board at New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

MEssRs. Pool AND RoBERTs, Senators from
North Carolina, were this morning sworn In,
and took their seats. Credentials Of fou
newly elected members from Alabama, in
eludng Kellogg, Pearce, and Buckley, were
presented in the House and referred TO Com
miftee or Elections.