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VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY RxTANT.

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i Will cure Chilblans.
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i Will cure Cholera Morbus.
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Il will cure Dyspepsia.
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Il Gives Universal Satisfaction
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i Beware of mutations and CouNTERFEITs.
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i Is almost certain cure for CHOLERA, and has
without doubt, been more successful in curing this
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even the most Eminent or Skilful Physicians In
India Africa, and China where this dreadful disease
is more or less prevalent, the PAIN KILLER is
considered, by the natives, well European resi-
dents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY.
VNHE p AIN KILLER-each Bottle
l. is wrapped with full directions for its use.
THE PAIN KILLER is sold by all
L Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
, 1868-03-20
Lyons KathairOn.

It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scurtf and dandrutf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling off.
restores hair upon prema.urely hald heads.
This is inst what Lyons Kathairon will do
II is pretty-ts cheap-durabe. 1. is literally sold
by the car load, and yet its almost incredible de.
mand is daily increasing, until there is hardly a
country store that ioes not keep it, family that
does not use it. E. 7. LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW York, July l5-ln5 p. m.-Ootton dull,
ts aS, "a appw sT,. sa sssi Sugar dull
southern unshsnSsS. wheat dun and ND n o
mes :. slSsSi oss dail and lover w
SnG ste"dy, tass al s ii'ssas'y' p0ff quiet
BALriNoRK, July iS--fhe market a. very
nst and heavy, and priced eontinus 10 decline.
Al grades may be considered 20 cents lower
-Whsai-Reeeipts ;7as bushels white
and |, ess bushels red. Receipts light. Market
Sales. whi.e-aso bushels good at u. 20, 100
fair at s235, 200 prime at t2b0i 100 fai at 25;
and 100 common AZ Jt2oS. Red .4ssj bushels
49, :. 10 fslr 81 80 S5' Go sS.
cOrn.-Rsceipts 800 eu.hel. white, and $50
yellow. Market inactive for want Of stock:
s ssis: nomins 100 bushsls white atsiic and
osh.-Receipts Ieil bushels. Market Arm.
saies 1oobu.hsls ~ 81 cents, 100 At 81 cents,
and III new u q cents, ATS ali a it, weisht fsn'
,Ms;;M a. s; 20 bushels, sales 100 prime
$ss y. tern: ~ s s scs' :sS
;sso1a .,l nsnd; 4 lsizIs5 ssai., mostly
.Ssused :. foliow 6idnsiy isSis t ssn Sn
iGIlGiiI cents sSoiss, ID oily cent?, La.
guhyfh, loVN oentei java, z3XQ1lH cents.
Coton-The market continues dulL but hold
ers remain hrm In view Of light stock and
meagre receipts. The only sale noted to-day
was 100 bales barely middling At ar cents.
Moiasses-The market remains quiet and
nominally unchanged. =.
ProvtsioHs The market Is quiet, with a good
jobbing demand for bacon, and some request
from tho trade, but hoidets are not anxious to
sell round lotsnt present prices Weeontinue
to quote at lt6ltM cents for shoulders; lo1z@
lgl1 eents for RIB sides, and le4@lI cents Tor
clear ribs. Hams are steady At isag2lK GENTS.
We hear Of no movement nbulk meats. Lard
Is steady at lTif0ls cents. Mess pork ~.
Sugdri.-The sugar market 10 Inactive and
prices are only pominslly maintained as here.
tofore quotedi Fair to good refining n9l19z
cents fair to good grocery Cuba and English
Island llk0ia eentsl prime DO: la1A@laI1 cents;
common to good Porto Rico l20f2zA cents, and
prime TO choice do. lolkQ1t cents, nett Ha-
vans, No, T., ~ eentsj English Island vacuum
:, Rssnsd Sssar'.We quote prices as follows:
Hard crushed, 1875 centsj soft crushed, lbaz
cents for Al l5If for circle At ISM cents for Bj
lsM for extra Us, and l4sS@iIK cents for o
Srups are steady at II cents for Maryland,
10 cents for Baltimore, and OF cents for Monu-
mental,
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ORGANIZING VICTORY.

The Republican National Committee held q
full business meeting In the city of New York,
on Thursday, July Q, and organized for work
as follows;
william Claim, Chairman, Boston, Mass.
William L. Chandler, Secretary, Washing
Central Executive Committee, headquarters
New York City-William Glanin, Boston,
william II. Kemble, No. zoos Green street,
Philadelphia; Horace Greeley, New York; II,
II. Starkweather, Norwich, Conn; b. X. Cow
en-, Bellaire, Ohio; Marsh Giddings, kalana
Western Executive Committee, headquar-
ters Chicago. r. Jones, chicago, Illi Cyrus
NJ. Allen, Vincennes, Indiana L. IL. Tal lor,
Southern Executive Committee, hesdqysr-
ter atlanta daHm E, a. SGu t. Dew s
B. T. Rice, Little Rock, Ark, tnow at Wssh-
Pacific Executive Committee, headquarters
San Francisco-Geo. q. Gorham, San Fran.
CISCO Gal, (now in WashingtonDj Charles L.
belong, Virginia City, Nevada.
The following is a list Of the names and ad-
dress Of the full committee:
Alsbama-James P. STOW, Montgomery.
Arkansas-B. 7. Rice, Little Rock.
California-Geo. q. Gorham, San Francisco.
Colorada-Daniel Writer, Denver.
Connectieut-H. II. Starkweather, Norwich.
DAkota-Gov. Newton Edmunds, Yankton.
Deiaware-Ed. @. Bradford, Wilmington.
District of Columbia-Sayles J. Bowen
Washington.
Fiorida-S. b. Conover, Lake City.
Georgia-John II. Caldwell, Lagrange.
Idaho-J. O. Henley.
Illinois,. r. Jones, Chicago.
Indiana-Cyrus NJ. Allen, VlnGennes.
Iowa-Josiah Tracy, Burlington.
Kansas-John 5. Martin, Atchiaon.
Kentucky-Allen A. Burton, Lancaster.
Louisiana-M. IL. Southworth, New Or
leans.
Maine-Lewis Barker, Stetson.
Maryland-ChRrles q. Fulton, Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures Clahin, Boston.
Michigan-Marsh Giddings, Kalamazoo.
Minnesota-J. T. Averilli St. Paul.
Mississippi-A. q. Fisk, Vicksburg.
Acknowledgements i. Loan, st. Joseph.
Montana-Lester S. Wilson, Bozem nan City.
Nebraska-E. Ii. Taylor, Omaha.
Nevada-Charles L, belong, Virginia CITY.
New Hampshire William l., Chandler,
Concord, lat WashingtOn.)
New Jersey-James Gopsill, Jersey City.
New iork-HOrace Greeley, New York.
North Carolina-William Sloan, Charlotte
Ohio-B. X. Oowen, BellAire.
Oregon-H. w. Corbett, Portland, (now at
WashingtOn.)
deiphia.
Rhode Island-L. i. Frieze, Providence.
South Carolina-J, II. Jenks, Charleston.
Tennessee william Is. Stokes, Liberty,
Tennessee, (now at Washington, ID. o.
Texas-A. ]. Hamilton, Austin.
Vermont-T. W. Park, North Bennington.
VirginiA-Franklin Stearns, Richmond.
West Virginia-S. d. Harms, PArkersbuFg.
Wisconsin-Dayid Atwood, Madison.
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TRYING TO TAKE THE OFFENSIVE.

The newspapers in the interest OF the De-
mocracy are struggling hard to take the often
siye in the campaign. Had they displayed
more wisdom in erecting their platform and
in the selection OF candidates, they might have
had some show in assuming the Offensive.
But a party weak and wicked in principle,
with a platform that shocks the common
sense and the common honesty OF mankind,
with candidates covered with political sores
from the crown Of their heads to the soles Of
their feet, how can such party take the OF.
fensivei 1t may attempt to keep silent both
in respect to platform and candidates; but
silence is confession of weakness; for In the
meantime its impotency will be held up to the
public gaze, and just its precise condition and
all Of Its marked characteristics will be pa
raded to the view OF the world; SO that all can
see the weakness Of the situation.
Let US look for a moment to the situation
In which this party has placed itself. In the
first place they have candidate for President
who, as Governor OF the Empire State and as
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MEssEs. EDITOEs: Having learned by a no.
tice, published In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Of the l4th inst of what was termed protest
against r bill which passed the United States
Senate on the 10th inst, relative to the trus-
tees of the colored schools Of the District Of
Columbia, 1t must be admitted that n num-
Der OF our people have not had the privileges
Of 3 collegiate education, yet we claim a small
portion of common sense, enough at least to
feel grateful to our benefactors, white and
colored. 1t certainly, In our judgment, shows
considerable want OF good taste on the part Of
any set OF officers OF n respectable church to
cRll a large sunday school OF children and
youths to enter protest ,sgainst what they
merely supposed wrongs done colored citizens
OF this District, without first making an inyes.
tigation Of the facts In the cases and, provided
such protest was found to be necessary, a
mass meeting of the citizen voters, and not a
Sunday school of children and congregation,
Of about four hundred, ought to assume the
right to censuTe the Hon. y. J. Bowen, mayor
Of this city, while three fouTths OF the colored
people hold him AZ one Of the best friends Of
our schools. Such Is the opinion OF male
voters, eniranchised contrabands, and not
Sunday school children.
A OONTRABARp.
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DIED.


MURTA0H. On the l4th instant. MARY Z. MuR-
TAgH, aged IS years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her son, VIM. J. Murtagh, i97 Maryland avenue,
this afternoon at o'clock.
MURRAY.-0n Tuesday, the 18th instant, In tho
Siih year Of his age, sANyIL T, MyRRAr.
The funeral services will be held At his late resi- :.
dence, No, 4S Tenth street west, between O and II
streets. this morning at O'Clock.
MCCONNELL. -on Tuesday, tho 18th instant, at
George L. MeConn. II, and daughter Of the late
Henry @. Greenfield, In the 25th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her mother, Mrs. Greenfield, Eleventh street east,
between Pennsylvania avenue and q street, at
O'Clock this afternoon. The friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
WEST. On the 18th inst WILLIAM L., son Of
VIM, II. and Mary N. West. aged years, 4
months aud days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are In =.
yted to attend his funeral at the residence q his
parents, No. 6S4 Maryland avenue, between Sixth
aud Seventh streets, en- Thursday, the 18th inst.
At Q o clock, Q, m.
sALTRR.-In Philadelphia, on the 18th instant,
SARAH A., wife Of Felix 4. saltcr Of this city. in
the sixty third year Of her age.
lNGLE.- this city, on tho 18th inst. , MARY
7. lSoIE, aged aineteen years. daughter Of the
late Joseph Ingle,
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From Gcorgia-TrIaI OF the Ashmun
MurderCrs.

ATLANTA, July IA resolution was passed
BY the Senete to-day, to inquire into the elegi-
bility Of the ofIioers of the Senate.
Mr.. Gambler offered a resolution requesting
the Governor to furnish the Senate with such
papers or documents affecting the eligibility
of Senators as he may have in his posses.
sion.
TWAS strongly opposed by the Republicans
as disrcspcctful to the Governor. The Demo-
Gratis disclaimed any disrespect, but claimed
tha. a disposition to delay matters was appar.
ent. The resolution was adopted. Adjourned
till Friday.
The trial Of the Columbus prisoners was re-
sumed to-day. Hon. A. II. stephens has SUN.
eiently recovered TO attend to his duties as
leading counsel for the defence.
DR.. styles, Of Meriwether county, and
brother to the former Minister to Austria,
was sworn, and testified that at or p. m. on
the day OF Ashmun's death he met VIM. Duke
at the residence OF his father, about forty
miles northeast OF Columbus.
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CaIIfornia-Losso of the U. 3. steamer
Suwancc.

SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.-The U. s. steamer
Suwanee left 0rdova July Z, for Alaska. On
the morning of the 9th she ran on an unknown
rock in Thodwell Passage, twenty-five miles
north OF Fort Rupert, and stove large hole
nearly smidships, causing her to sink. The
vessel is total wreck. A portion OF her
stores are above water and may be saved. No
lives were lost.
The English war steamer Sparrow was
spoken the day previous, and would reach the
vessel In few hours to render assistance.
The United States steamer Pensacola ar
rived at Port Townsend July. 10, and would
proceed thence to Victoria.
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NEW YoRK, July l5.-The British officers
composing the Knlekerbocker Cricket Club,
commenced a match this morning against q
naked eleven OF the st. George and Philadel-
phis Clubs, the mixed eleven scoring leo runs
In their first innings, against 20 runs and 8
wickots down for the officers.
Their best bowlers are still to go In. The
st. George professionals, Dorlcy and Wright,
and the English crickcter, Pearson, played
against the officers, and scored 80 runs, and
the following Phlladelphians played Finley
Lorge made Is runs, Fisher Q, Mead 9, New
bold II, and Weleh mot out) q.
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The weather at New York.

NEW foRK, July i6.-Thirty-nine cases OF
sun.stroke are reported to-day, of which IL re.
suited In death.
Atop. m, the Thermometer indicated o.. A
slight shower at o'clock had hardly any
effect In mitigating the heat. Outdoor labor
ers suspended work in many parts OF the city
during the day. The heat is now moderating,
and Mt 10 p. m, the thermometer, outside the
Associated Press ONCE, stands 81.
[NEw YoRK, July l6.-Up to midnight nearly
-bne hundred cases OF sunstroko have been re-
ported in the past twenty-four hours at police
headquarters, of which an unusually large
proportion terminated fatally.
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DETROIT, July l6.-The Democratic oonven.
tion to nominate state officers and Presiden.
tlal electors assembled In this city to-day,
Hon. L. $. Thompson president. The follow.
Ing State ticket was nominated;
For Governor, John Moore Lieutenant
Governor, S. q. Cofllnberryi Peter White, of
Marquette, and T. B. Smith, Of Branch county,
were chosen Presidential electors at large.
Mr.. J. Mills was chosen chairman OF the State
Central Committee.
Tho New York nominations and platform
were endorsed, and an earnest aud active sup
port pledged.
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COLUMBIA, S. o., July l6-In the Legislature
to-day i've ballots were had for United States
Senator for the long term with no result.
Maekay stands O2i Sawyer, CO., Trencks, 2ii
Campbell, (Dem.) III necessary to elect 10.
The Governor has cancelled the bond OF the
Republican Treasurer because of Its INSULT
cheney.
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PERSONAI.

Hon. John Fox and q. w. Wooley, OF New
York, are at the Metropolitan Hotel. Harry
Eystor, of Mobile, Ala, and George Ryan, OF
Richmond, are among the arrivals at the Kirk.
wood House. Samuel q. Courtney. of New
York, and Charles @. Snow, U. S. A., are at
willards'. Gen. W. II. Payne, of Kentucky,
10 at the Owen House,
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- rnP rnR INrKRIOR.

DErARrMES; ~ IGlR t s4iIls PaSsST6,.rGs,.
A., 40, fonN J. WEEKS, Of Oyster Bay,
Ss'SSS E5rsH Pss
~ Nun the 2Oth dny nd application for Reissue
made u four aiyi.iDn Grass, Tor seven years
Harvesters q oLaiA aid patent. which takes
ph'S on Hrd isS dO thS Az PS!i9n be heard AZ
the Patent Once on Mob IN, aud ali persoHs
are notified to appsar and "a NOT 70 BE- ErSatod
haze, why said petition ougha fSn ara rennirei In
Persons opposing the eNbsnA Ieotinns snarIs w
ss in the Patent ONCE their "a dsVs bsfore liz
day Of hsarng, "a s.tlmsaT s ,nso Paf nSd
to be used At tho aid hearing, mA e.uiss Of ths
transmitted In ascoTdAnee with a 1lication, "
office, which Will DO furnished on hp Imam a. tost.
Dispositions aud other papers, rels M DAYS lie.
Irony. must be iied in the onee tlos aGfs' any.
fore the day 90 hearingi the argnms "''
within Ten dsSs after aling ths tsst.Sa ied in the
Ordered, alsa, that this NOTICE be pubih sLIpgton
RRPuBLIoAN and the Intelii0eaesZ. Va W YogE
D, G., and In tho atlas, New fork. Ne drst al
Incr week for thrse successive weehst Va -syIons
s - p9asiIession, 70 boS. least ATTY got T,
iel:T6St " latl ne Commission Or Of Pa'sl u.s.
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HEAVY REDUCTION IN THE TREAsURY,-BV BE-
tween this date and the first OF September
over two hundred male and female employees
will be dismissed from the various bureaus OF
the Treasury Department. The appropriation
for the pay Of temporary clerks has been cut
down from s2I5, 900 to tl0O, 900 for the present
fiscal year, hence there are no funds from
the discharge must be made. A majorlty OF
those to be dismissed are iemAles, and OF
course the Secretary will be besieged by friends
bic for him to DO so, as they cannot &c paid.
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JACKSON, July l5.-MaJor Tyler, Of General
Gibbons staff, left this morning for Washing
ton, taking with him the official returns of the
recent Mississippi elections.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-The Thermometer
to-day stood 03, There were numerous cases
Of sun-stroke, very few Of which were fatal.
Laborcrs are generally suspending work on
account OF the extreme heat.
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Special Notices.

eds A MATCH GAME OF BASE
w Ball will be played this afternoon on the
Union grounds, between the Jefferson and Union
Clnbs Of this city. Game TO commence precisely
at{ o'clock. ~ IL
sHs GRANT CLUB OF THE Dis
" trict OF Columbia. The officers and com
mittccs Of this organization will meet at their
headq uarters, 50. Pennsylyania avenue, THIS
(ThursdayD EVENING at 8 o clock,
APPLETON 7. CLARK, President.
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MONTREAL, July l6.-Gardner, the New
York forger, who shot Detective Cullen, has
been admitted to bail.
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Congressional Nomination.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l6,-In convention at
Columbus to-day, the Republicans nominated
Judge j. Winans for Congress In the 7th d. :
trict,
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GENERAL GRANTS family are at his farm
near St. Louis, but the General himself leaves
In a few days for trip across the Plains. lilo
will return to Washington In September.
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THERE IL NOW NO DOUBT but that the Presl-
dent will veto the electoral college bill. Ills
veto may be expected to-day or tomorrow
Doubt 10 expressed as to whether the Senate
will pass It over the veto,
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TnH TAX DILL has passed both Houses, aud
thus one important work Is done, and when
some other measures are through, which may
pass In few days, Congress may adjourn. 1t
Is gratifying to know that the tax on whisky
Is retained at nifty cents. This will break up
the whisky rings.
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tbs New York Tribune says 1t Is now
stated that General Blair burned the resi-
dence Of General Wade Hampton, In South
Carolina. We forget which of the re bel OH.
GERS burned Gen. Blair's residence near WASH
ington. What delightful evidence OF the
healing OF the wounds OF the great civil war
would be presented II 1t should appear that
Wade Hampton burned Rlairs residence; and
now Hampton supports Blair for Vice Presi.
dent, and Blair echoes Hampton's policy of
reyying the rebellion on the question OF
colored suffrage:
saw two clouds at morning
Hinged with the rising sun,
And In the dawn they a0atcd on
And mingled into one.
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LONDON, July iS-Eveni ng.-oonsols, SIsI;
bonds, 72'S Illinois, ok.
FRAsKponr, July l5.-United States bonds,
7OA. d..
LiysRrooL, July i5-Evening Cotton un-
ehangedj nour dull; sugar firm. .,.-
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THERE WAS avery large crowd of people at
the white House yesterday, and many were
admitted to see the President.
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ST. Louis, July lb.-UaptaIn Sam Barr, who
is indicted rs accessory TO the murder OF Hen.
derson, on the steamer Great Republic, has
.been admitted to "a, 900 bail.
The accommodation train going west on the
the track few miles west of Hermann. A
brakeman named Dan Harley was instantly
killed, and the conductor and several passen.
gers slightly wounded. ..n
A train on the same road collided with the
freight train this afternoon, before getting out
Of the city, nearly demolishing both loco.
motives. About three hundred delegates and
outsiders to the Republican State convention,
to be held at Jefferson City tomorrow, were
on the train, but nobody was hurt.
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From Tmg PUBLISHERS, Sheldon & Co New
York, we have The GALAXY for August, with its
usual amount Of articles OF high literary
character and hne engravings.
Also, from the publishers, Littell h Gay,
Boston, LaielrS LiUing Age for the week ending
July Is, containing selections from standard
English reviews, sc.
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THE SENATE, in executive session yester.
day. confirmed Hon. William NJ. EyRrts as
Attorney General OF the United States.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STArEs PArglIT OYPICl =,

~ UEIrED sTArEs PArglIT OYYICi :,
. On the petition Of JosHUA GIDDs. u Can, on
Ohio. praying for the extension ola patent gran,
Inent In PlOughs, for seven years from the sxpira
tiOn Of said patent, which lakes place gu the i5th
Is ordered that ihe said petition be heard At the
next At IanslSSa on nospAf me Nth day Of yaly
~, ea. ~ - Siork, m aud All persons are notified
70 sppeatf and show cause. " any they have, why
'' PaIpsnn nn Oufns ny ny 20 pe sranted
I'm III y, Ians ny n, are REQUIRED 70 Me
mi, ihe rsisht omse theif Questions, specially set
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s~5f. JUST PUBLIsHED-PRICE ~
SsS CENTS.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD.
ATREATIsE ON HEALTH,
Architects.

SFARA WEATHER 4 PLowMAS'
AHohA ENGINEERS
AND SURVEYORS,
oaio, -PLI NTs, BUILDING. corner o. New
VIZ I'D Fifteenth street. iaG-ly
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Arrest OF Btokers.

NASHVILLE, July l5.-Seven Of the stokers
Of the Nashville Northwestern Railroad were
arrested to-day.
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The RuMoR that a third party Is about to be
organized, and that Chief Justice Chase Is TO
be nominated by II, and that Mr.. Seymour has
consented to withdraw In his fayOT,is probably
about as reliable as thousand and one rumors
OF the kind aaoat. We are not disposed to
take much stock. In this story.