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Especial dispatch to the Star. ,

NEW YORK, July 3.-New York is literally
overhowing with people to-day, and a fair
estimate shows that over 4O,OC0 persons have
arrived by special and regular trains since
yesterday. Most of the hotels are refusing
accommodations, being already crowded The
various delegations are fulI, and are display.
ing their fags and oaeners from their respec-
tive headquarters, accom- panied BY the us ual
political pYroteehnlcs Of band PLAYING cheer.
ing, speech making, etc. The Pendleton escor,
and the Cincinnati PendIetoL Club are visiting
to-day the various delegations. exhibiting their
mammoth greenhack badges. Since last night
Pendleton stock has risen rapidly, caused by
aceessions claimed from Southern delegates
a careful canvas made BY Ohioans gives Pen.
dieton 5J4 OF 6}2 on the first ballot and il Penn
syi'ahia nnaiiy DECIDES to go for him, he will
na'eSeo votes. III he secures this majority the v
VIII demand thai the Convention must ratify
the nomination by the REQUESTS two.th irds
Inc Virginia delegation issued a call To-day
for all OF the Southern delegates to meet them
In conference at noon, at Fifth Aven ne Hotel.
ana the invitation was generally accepted
AFTER very fall discussion, the general fsel
ing was against taking sides with any cand,
date until the preferences OF the Northern dele
cations were first ascertained. This ha. dis.
hefrtened the Pe nd tonans not a Iiitlr. though
tney claim success in the S1uth still
lhe positive declination OF Governor S-y.
mour as Presidential candidate lea v es the New
1orE delegation free for Chase, and they ha =
commenced to-day to work for him in deaf
earnest. Massachusetts and Mi higan delegate.
are also talking this morning for Chase. Tn.
New hampshire delegation this morning were
divided, and could not reunite on any csndi
date out are oeing pressed tor votes from
Chase quarters.
Tht Tribune to-day, in An editorial headed
"AoNice Gratis, urges the Convention to
nom mate Chase on the platform Of universal,
amnesty aud impartial suffrage. The Her,,Ly
also declares that he is the only man who
can win.
Inc Soldiers and Sailors Con uyrntion will
undoubtedly declare for Hancock as tbeir
choice, and the delegates all talk that WAY.
At noon tickets were distributed TO three
hundred journalists for thS Convention.
GoN'rnor Seymour or Bigirr, Of Pennsyi.
rania, viii be- President OF Convention.
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NEW YORK, July 3.--Gold. 1.40x. Exchange
~ per CEN. Nortn Carolina 6's, ex-coupons
75s new, 75k. Virginia 6's, ex coupons, 59k
new, 81. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

SThe Great German Festival at New York
was largely attended at J6nes's Wood, near
New York, on Wednesday, the receipts of the
DAY Tor admission being nearly seven thousaad
dollars. Prizes for good shooting were award
ed to John WetsteIn and W. Wilkens, both
of baltimore.
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URHAr FALLS ICE COMPANY.

DEBUT and OFFICE at No 81 Lo,,.,~
nue., between esh and 7ts streets 80 s'e
Opsn Tor the sale Of Ice iron Ia n tas.
supply for every demand anrias eees I. l1Ii
onsS nAii the price heretiore r.ia oy eity eus
~ W-se<t
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4 cAH RioH.xp WALLACE

don of claims before e. oossrs. 0s ed q ss.Isss sss
SsSsrs1 ,Gsysr.Hsnt, and sSviss " rsssrd = IN
ington. He cen be foiud or sldressed q No, 5ss
D. 0sfreet. opposite the City Hall and imnedistely
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Goyermmeni Securtics

WARRINGTON, July =. ls6s.-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
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IHE WHITE HoUss.-The regular meeting Of
the Cabinet was held to-day; all the members
present. and the session was a long one
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DEATH OF GENERAL LAFAYETTE e..
e r.rs BAKER.
PHILADELPHIA,July3 3.-Lafayette o. Baker.
the Government detective, died this morning.
He leaves a fortune OF two hundred thousand
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fkRsoNAL--T. Adolphus Cragoe, Esq Of
Penhelhck Cornwall, England, q disting uisned
AgrIeulturalist. is at the Netropoli,an Hotsl
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Ts-day's New York Markets.

for MiddLng Uplands. Freights quiet. Flour
duh and declining. Wheat very dull and
heavy. Corn l,2. and cents better Oats Ia2
cts better. Pork heavy mess, s27 27.50as27.5J
Lard quiet al i6aal6a.
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THB MARRIAGE of Major General Nelson A
Miles and the daughter of Judge Sherman, of
OHIO took place al Trinity Church. in Cleve-
land. OHIO, Wednesday. Generals W. L Sher-
man, Sheridan, Forsythe, and other military
crlsbnties were present
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vLL.r . aEDeRAvs.

a.s l:.s,.s & 4. .or..r = Z y IS.
NEW YoRE AvrvcI Avn e1Y.s -
One Square hon hOrthsrs LiSsrs1 assl.s
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IHB SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE have
determined TO postpone the consideration OF
MI ErarIs- nomination until The report of the
Impeachment Managers has been made public.
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CHERoKEE LAND.-Messrs. Phillips and
Cox, Commissioners TO appraise the Cherokee
lands SOLD 10 Connecticut Company, have re.
turned here after completing their work. and
VIII shsrr1y shortly submit their report They
estimate that some 2,U00 tracts have been en-
tered upon BY settlers, comprising the best
"a'rreu and wooded sections. Remaining
hnds are, however, OF excellent quAlity
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches
THE NEW YeRK CONVENTION.
WHAT Is Doing TODAY.

The Srowd in that City-4O.0OO Arrivals IN
one Day-A Grand Time-Political Pyro-
ton Stock Risins-Sos In
ern Delegates Coming Over to Him-334
10 $50 Votes Ont sf 632 Claimed fer Him
ON the first Balles-The Sosthern Dele
gates I'm Caucus ttts Msr sraiug-TAey Ex-
press no PrefereRce-TheN New York Del.
egatiea az Work for Chase-The New
York Press on the entien-The Tri-
hume and Herald Advise Chase's Nemina.
hen-fhe Soldiers and sailors for Han.
cock.
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The PRESIDENT will. no doubt. issue his
amnesty proclamation tomorrow. He has
be-n closely engaged with his secretaries for
several days and the subject was considered IA
Cabinet to-day.
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P"eTHAsTER GENERAL RANDALL has re-
turned TOW his recent VISIT TO New York, and
y again discharging the duties Of his OFF e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

The SENATE to-day passed the General In .
corporation ball Ter companies in the District
Of Columbia
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INTERNAL RByBSu1-Thsr receipts from this
source to-day were si, i,i3s,773ls.
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the NEW YORK CONVENTION.
LITTER FROM NEW YORK.

Opening Of the Warfare-The Presidential
Situation shows but Little Change-Pen.
dieton's Finanriei Theories Badly Dam.
ased-Chase's Headquarters-The Exec
utive Committee of his Friends Mr.
Fred. A. Aiken 10 on Hand-Ths ~. Y.
Delegation for Mr.. Chase - HaRcock's
Weakness-Frank Blair's Manifesfo-
California and Nevada-PPesident Johu-
sos-Tammany's Grand Hall-MagRifi.
cent OecoratiOns-Miscella News
The eWashingtonians. Etc, Etc.
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TEMPORARY CLERKs IN TIE INDrAS BIZ.
REAU.-Hon. N. g. Taylor, Commissioner of
me Indian Bureau, has Just issued a circular
letter addressed TO the extra and tempo.
Tary clerks employed by him, stating thai ss
yet Congress has made no appropriation for
their payment, but that they may, il thsy de.
sire, continue heir labors, trusting that some
action will De taken in the future by Congress
looking 20 their compensation.
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OFPiCE HouRs--SecreCary Browning has
issued the following order to the heads of the
various bureaus Of the Interior Department:
JUNE -, 1e6c-SiT.-The Secretary of the In
tenor directs me 70 inform you that from the
Isl proIlmo unul September 81, inclusive, the
nours Tor Transaction Of the ofhcial business OF
TINS department will be from nine O'Clock a
m. until three o'clock .. m
am. sir, very respectfully, your ebedient
servant JOHN T.. Cox, Chief Clerk
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TWENTY PER CEST.-As the deficiency bail
did not cone up IN the House yesterday. Mr..
Stevens Was unable TO take his proposed &C ion
VIII E-sard 20 the additional compeus atiJa Ia
clerks. The proposed amendment prov idrs for
Is per cent for all clerks and others whese sal.
arie- do not g. eeed Sl,it1; 12k per cent for all
over l,o.O and under $500, aud ~ per cent
for oil over Sl,6O and not exceeding q so
The matter will probably come up in he HOUSE
IL may D. interesting 20 the advocates O: the
measure, that in August, lS52, Congress passed
81 OIL granting 70 per cent. 10 clerks and other
employees IN the departments il this city. The
necessity or the increase of that time, when
salaries were paid In gold, could not have been
az urgent as al present with prices OF peariy
all necessartes VI life nearly double
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Examiners Notice.

~
FelExirtae Of a commission issued to us
ID by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine aud determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened commencing near Win
chester 4 Yingling's mills, on the county
road, and running thence npon the division
lines of the said Winchester Il Co.. and
George Houck. thence through part ofthe
said Houck's land. thence through Sophia
w. Mann's land, and along the division lines
of Philip Harple and the said Sophia w.
Mann, thence through the said Mann 5 land
to the division line between said Mann and
Isaac Green, thence Oh the division line OF
said Green and George Isuby, thence on
the division lines of the said Ruby and An,
drew Myers to intersect division lines OF
George and Henry Ruby, thence on said
line 10 and through the land of Jacob Eek
erts to the line between the lands of John
Dudror and Jacob Rrehm, and thence on
said line, to and through the lands of Geo.
Ruby to the division line Of Lewis Green
and Jacob Basil, thence on said line tn and
through the lands of w. Il. Ensor to the
Gorsuch Road.
This is tharefurs to notify all persons,
whom il may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on Friday, the
18th day of December next, at 10 o clock
4. NJ, to execute the trust reposcd IN us by
said commissions.
AZARTAH OURSLER,
DANIEL STULI, 'ala - q
3D. PETER WOODS.
nov l9-5t Examiners.
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IN s& Er an sftt g.
The Electoral College.

The electoral college Of Maryland as
sembied at IL NJ. on Wednesday, in the
Senate. hamber at Annapolis. Hon.
yoha Thomson Mason was chosen char
man. d. The following officers were then
elected: Secretary, A. Gassaway; ines
senger, Samuel Davis; doorkeeper,
George ~. fMurdeck. George VI. Gill,
Esq, of Baltimore city, was chosen
EIectof At large. in the place of Hon
Z. b. 'Carmictael, who was absent. l,e
The following committee wese depu.
ted to call upon the Goaerpor and ac
quaint him of their orgaasGatio n,::7-7
-alessrs. LII Clay Daliam, ~. T. Allen.
der and Albert Constable. Hlhe ,com-
nnittee returned, bearing the ice tifcate
euf tie election of the following gentle
men as Presidential Electors .ef the
State of Maryland John Hhonssoa
,MasenSR b. Carmichael, 4. Consta-
Nv T Al,euder, e. Clay Dallan.,
Charles b Roberts and Gearge Peter,
Hon. r; b. Carmichael not heiEg ,pEes-
ent, George NJ. Gill, Esq ,.ef baltimore
city, was elected to fill the vacancy
The -balfoting was then proceeded with
aud the seven electoral Nates Of the
State were cast for Horatio Seymour, of
New York, for. President of the United
States, and for Francis P. Blair, Jr.,
fol, Vice President. III
Three certificates were then Ia&e .ept
agreeably to the requirements ct the act
of Congress Of 1892, setting forth the
vote and action of the electoral college,
one Of which was deposited in thePost-
office. at Annapolis, addressed to the
President of the Senate of the United
States, one addressed to Hou. William
+. Giles, Judge of the District Court
of the United States for the State OF
Maryland, and the third, by &nani-
NOUS vote of the college, entrusted to
Ii. Clay Dallam, Esq, with instruct ions
to deliver the same in person to the
President Of the Seuate OF the United
States An order was passed directing
the secretary to record the proceedings
of the coliege, after which the body ad
journed sine ,fie.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

DY virtue of commission issued to Us
ID by the County Commissioners of Car
roll Co to examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires n road to
be opcned and located commencing at a
point on the county road leading from the
Plank road to Edward Devilbiss' Mill and
near to the Dam of said Mill. and on or near
division line between Daniel Pinccker and
the said Edward Devilbiss, thence between
the said Edward Devilbiss and John Hes
son. thence on or near the bed of the old
mill road until it i.itersects the land OF John
Myers, thence on or near the division line
between David koontz and David Vent.
hence on or between said Wenz and Sam,
uel Young, thence on or near the bed OF the
old mill road through the land of Samuel
Lawyer until it intersects the land Of John
Miller, thence through said Miller lind to
the land of David Wentz, thence through
said Wentz's land to the land of Mary Dut
roe, thence through said Dutrce's land to
the land of Wm Bish, thence on or near
the division line between said VIM. Bish
and Mary Dutroe, Peter Bankert and Abra'
ham Geiman, until it insects the land OF j.
Henry Hoppe, thence through and between
the lands Of the said Hoppe and David Gel
man to the Littlestown Turnpike at a point
between j. Henry Hoppe and FredericE
Byers.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 24th day of DECEMBER next. at 10 o. elk
A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed in us by
said commission. TF &c
SAMUEL COVER, ,4
WIN. j. EARHART.
PETER B. MIKESELL.
nov l9,-5t Examiners.
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'fHE WHIPPING PoST IN f2ELAWARE.
This ancient Institution of our State ha-
beea a,saied quite vigorously by tn"
press wiCl,in the past nonth lt has
been dananne-l in severe terms. and
its abolition IN ed We y earnestly Gus
people however, appear to Dc s"Hegha'
attached 10 the custom. aad IT'S SPEEDY
abrotsation is very dnlbtfuf7 = great
many persons contend that all rogue
stand in dread OF the whipping post
and hence there is less thievipg aud
burglary in. our State than ia mos
others 1t is rare indeed thit a, robbery
occurs on any of the highways. and
persons travel without fear of injury IN
body or purse There have been some
depradltions in our city but the thieves
most likely came from Pennsylvania or
Maryland, and having secured their
booty. made ond their escape lfonce
ought. the good feeling of the sheriff
would hardly prevent their backs from
being well scored A few lashes welt
laid on exert very reformatory or
restraining influence, aud for that rea
son our people still cling to the bar
baroous" CUSTOM Dela wnre Repubhca"
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NOTICE

To the Creditors Of isaac T. iStonesifer,
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
of Isaac, L. Stonesifer, late of Carroll
county deceased. to file their claims against
said DECEASED, properly authenticated, in
the office of the Register of Wills for Car,
roll county. on or before the Path day OF
December, 1868, preparatory to distribu-
ton of the assets of the estate Of said de-
ceased now in the hands of the undersigned,
to be made amongst said creditors under the
direction of the Orphans Court for Carroll
county on the 2sth day of December, 1868.
After which said last named day the under
signed will pay unto each of said creditors,
at his Store, In Taneytown, Carroll county,
Md, the amount of their respective divi-
dends according to the said distribution
when and where they will please att end, IN
person or by Attorney, to receive the same.
AL0YSIUS F. ORNDORFF,
dec3.3t Admir-. w. A. Of Decd.
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AZ patrol of white men, attempting
to arrest turbulent negro near Savan-
nah, Georgia, were attacked and fired
upon by d large body of negroes, and
Brodbocker, one ofthe patrol, shot dead
Three of the party were wounded, tw>'
of them probably fatally A coroner's
juty in the case Of Brodbocker rendered
verdict that he came to his death
while in the discharge Of his duty as
speci. i policeman, on December 9th, by
a gunshot woundsin the face and head
from the hands of a negro, one OF
party VIII were disturbing the peace
Some thirty arrests have been made by
the authorities.
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Examiners Notice.


DY virtue of commission issued to us
II by the County Commissioners fer Carr
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened and located commencing
at the new bridge now being built over Big
Pipe Creek, near James r. Dodrer's Mill.
and running thence on the division line be-
tween the said James E. Dodrer and Sam.
uel Erb of Charles. OF on the lands OF said
Erb if necessary to point on the Stone
road on the South side of said bridge and
stream.
This is therefore to notify all persons,
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day of JANUARY next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed in US by
said commission.
J.. WM. EARHART,
HEZEKIAH HAHN.
WM. Ell. MAUS,
dec 3,-5t Examiners.
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z u b Lie s y l. Il
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN HOWARD COUNTY.

DT virtue Of a power contained in a
ID mortgage from John Becraft to Robert
H. Pennington, dated the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER, 1867, and recorded in the Land
Records of said county, in Liber w. w. w.
No, s27, 2ulio 26s &c. the undersigned. will
offer at Public Sale, at Waters Station, on
the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December, 1868.
at II o'clock, A. M, all that piece or parcel
of ground situate in Howard county afore-
said. near Waters Station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, containing
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Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE ,,

81 +
The subscriber offers at Private Sale,qthe
splendid DWELLING HOUSE, in = '.sL z. ~. ~
which he resides, with two IN ~ J, y ).
firstr front and three back IN l sssszA
lots in the town of New e i - -
Windsor The dwelling is 40 by IL feet,
two stories high, with basement and eel
lar, with kitchen attached. The house is
divided into three rooms on the lower, and
five on the up2er story. There is a well of
excellent water with apa3lp, in the yard /;
also cistor,i with water in the basement.
There is also ool Stable, with q Carriage
House attached; with all other necessary out
buildings, with an Apple Orchard of choice
fruit; besides a variety of other fruit. con-
sisting of apricots. damsons. ounces. peach;
es and grapes. ~ 81. g.2s@
The house will be sold with one, two or
more lots to suit the purchaser.
1.-THE above property is not soid before
The 9Th day Of February, 1869, it will be
offered at Public Sale, at o clock, n, M. on
said day. ~ ice i- ~ ikf
Any person wishing to view this property
can do SO, by calling on the subscriber, who
will give an information desired.
octl-tf NATHAN HANNA,
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DY yrtne of commission issued 10 US
u by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
road to be opened and located commencing
a point on tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road known as "Gorsuch' 5 Sideiing," and
running thence through the land of William
P. Gorsnch until it reaches the divisional
line OF said Gorsuch and Gustavus Hobbs;
t. en- running with said divisional line until
it reaches the first line of a tract of land
called ''Hpnter's Chance u then running
with said first line unto the end thereof;
thence through the land of S. I. c. Brown
on the present he'd Of an old road until 1t
reaches the land of Il. I. Shipley; thence
running on or near The present bed of an
old road through the lands of II. /. Ship,
lev, John Clemans and John Frizzle, until
it iuterscc.s county road known as the
Ridge Road. H9e II
This is therefore to notify all persons,
whom it may concern, thatthe undersigned
will meet on the premises, on MONDAY:
the 18th day of DECEMBER next, at 10
q clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed
in us by said commission.
JOSHUA BEASEMAN,
FREEBORN GARDNER,
GEO. w. MANRO, .a-
nov 12,-5t ~ Examiners.
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Real Estate Agency.

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business Of Real Estate Agent, m tonnec-
ton with his law practice. offers his services
TO all who desire 10 purchase or dispose o.
property. He will constantly have a variety
Of farms. dwelling houses and business
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Attorney at Law, Westminster Md.
oct 29,-6m