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Dry Goods

IN brown sheetings and shirtings the trans.
actions nave been actiye and on 4 large scale
SO that the stocks in first hands, which had
reduced Prices generally have remained
steady; but there has been a marking nm m
some popular, makes of heavy weights In
oieaehed goods the demand has been mostly
Tor medium and low grades, which have beeT,
neglected until lately. The better Qualities OF
shirtings and sheetAngs are firmly held, but
without any material change Of prices.
r!Is; !nere la oeen some heavy sales OF gray
prices have not been fully maintained The
prices nave ranged from 81 to SI cents The
demand for dark and medium STYLES of prints
Is improving but there is no marked change Of
prices Glnghams are not il much req uest
Muslin de LANES are not in much demand hut
prices ere we'll kept up. The various descri1
tons OF Italian cloths are freely Sold and are
In lar lar demand Tor the clothing manufacturers.
Thefe Is a better feeling in woolens, but no
great activity has yet been developed The
season as rather early, except for the great
elotning houses, for whose use a considerable
quantity OF heayy broadcloth have been dis.
posed OF. There is an increased demand for
heavy cassimeres and satinets and an early
and large trade in this class of fabrics il anti
cipated- In rannels there has been an Import
ant ana marked increase of demand, and pri cos
have slightly advanced. Blankets are dnII
kentuck Ky Jeans of popular makes are in a fair
demand, but there Is not much activity mani.
lested.
ed al this season Except for certain STYLES of
dress goods, for which there is q good demand
importers are doing but little, and the Euro
pean steamers now arriving bring but small
cdrRoes, Ine antclpatl0ns OF a lively fall
trade, however, encourage some of our in,
Porters 10 send out heavy orders, and already
the importation OF merinos by the French and
Gerinan steamers is considerable. But most
OF the goods now arriving go into bonded W: re-
houses, 10 wait for the opening of the fall trade
". J. Independent.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF lay,
TIVE MEDICINE

A Ia n l.
TIVE MEDICINE
sniresd by sveryb0dy :. O.thartie, nor was ever
evsIs ys ss1ntTS and .mOSs all sasss . thi. mil
remedy than any other. Those who have tried it,
Know that u cured Iem; those who have not
ali Know that What il does ancs Il aoe, doa
ihat ~ never fails through any fault neglect Of
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cures Of
t me toiioving eomplsint:, bnt such cures
publish them Asspted to ali ages and eanditioSs % Ds
~ an climates; CONTAINING neither calomel any
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take while
thSir sse in any quantity.
They operate By their power al influence on the
me stomach bowels liver, and other Of the
raN1eenents az are the trst origin of disease.
the boz ioI the following Complaints, which these
, For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, LIST
nate I'M sesy shoSld Be taken msder.tsly :. stm
,o1O.r 1Or LIXER Rn COMPLAINT and it, ysriouss symP
ACHE; yAUNDICE or GREEN SICKNESS, Bill.
tous G9LIS and BILIOUS FEvERs, they should
diseased action or remove the obs.ructions which
IT,
For DYSENTERY or DIARRHE. but one
mild dose is generally required.
For kHEUMATISM. GOCT, GRAVEL, PAL
PITATI0N OF THE HEART. PAIN III THE
EIDE, EIDE, BAck AND LOINs, they should be con.
unu9ueiy teken, as required, TO change the dis
eased action of the system With such change
those complaints dis ppear
for DkOPeY ana DR0PSICAL SWELLINGS
they should be taken in large and frequent deses
70 produce the effect OF drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be
thy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or twe Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigorates the sys tenn. Bence IL ID often ad-
yantageous where no serious ssrar cement exists.
One who feels toleTably we'll, @ ten .inds that
dose of these Pulls makes him feel decidedly bet
ter~from their cleansing and enov ating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
DR: }. Z. AVER CO., PRAcTIcAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, MASS, q. 81
z. D., GILMAN,
Ie D-eosmD&w Agent,w ashington.
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FOREIGN NEws.-In the British House of
Lords on Monday night the debate on the Irish
church Suspensory oill was resumed, thepub.
lac interest being again manifested by a very
large attendance, the Prince Of Wales and
Prince Alfred being among the spectators At
three O'Clock in the morning division took
piacr, and tue bill was rejected by the decisive
vote OF W 10 i92. The result was received with
great cheering by the Tories This vote place,
tnr TWO Houses OF Parliament in direct oppo-
sItlcn, and the progress OF Irish Reform will
De checked until an appeal is had TO the people
6y the election OF new House of Commons
Inc Pope has issued a bill summoning a Gen.
eraI council TO De held in Rome on the sth of
January, 1862 Bavaria has ratified the treaty
WIN the United States for the protection of the
rights OF naturaliZed citizens. In the English
House OF Lords last night the Scotch Reform
olll was agreed To in committee and the Irish
REFORM Dill passed second reading Adyices
received al Lisbon from Paraguay report that
me war Is languishing, and that the Allies
nave made ne further advances against Hu.
malta Mr.. Adams, our late Minister 10 Eng.
York. "
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ga Fenian picnic took place, Yesterday. At
Belleview Hospital, New York, at which nm.
wards OF two thousand people We're present.
nounced the contemplated raid into Canada.
~ The Richmond Dispatch says: At n
meeting OF the tobacco trade held on Satin rda
at the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerca =
COMMITTEES consisting Of Messrs. Burr, y. II
10 proceed 10 Washington to represent the in
terests Of the Richmond tobacco trade.
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THR BEICKLAYERs STRIKE IN NEW YoRK
a call was issued for a meeting Of all the on
eratiye bricklayers of the three societies who
mignt be out OF work on account of the strike
10 be held to-day at Demilt Dispensary The
entlre number who responded to the invitation
oid not reach thirty. This has gwen great en-
couragement to the journeymen, who argue
from 1t that all the operatives are now en-.
ployed, and that, therefore. the strike against
the "ten hour bosses" can be continued 1d in.
-pn,tum without expense TO the unions and
without personal inconvenience or loss to the
members.
Yesterday the ioInt committees from the
three unions sent ~ men 10 Job in Washing.
ION wnere they are engaged at SIS a day. This
morning nve men went to Albany on same
terms. The committee men say that the appli.
calons to them for men at IS day from dis
tant cities is in excess Of the supply, and there
need not be a man unemployed to-day who
would 60 as far as WILLIAMSBURG for work
Altogether forty.three members Of the bosses
soclety are reported as acceding to the eight
hour sy item.
Whatever be the result of the strike a num.
Der OF the Journeymen say they will form a CO.
operative building society, INTO which ali
branches OF the building trade will be adm q.
ted-carpenters masons, plasterers, bricklay-
ers, lathers, painters, &c. They claim that in
TINS way they can contract for Jobs 25 per cent
less thsn the bosses. and yet make larger wages
30tk i''S'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is still in good supply in New York
to call borrowers at 3a4 per cent. The present
easy condition of the banks Of all sections rem
ders unnecessary any special preparations for
the Quarterly return TO be- made on Monday
next; so that this periodic danger will pas by
without harm. There is an improved supply
of paper on the market, and tue general rate
for prime names ranges At 6a7 per cent.
The New York COnaercidl Adrertissr saws:
the taxing of bonds, has had no appreciable eff.
feet upon securities, beyond perhaps checking
astroug upward tendency, winch had set in,
in propr ct of the demand for the reuvestmeut
OF ftEterest The dealers generally d,scrcdit the
probability that the bin will be seriously
pressed in the House, or thar 1t will be counte.
nanced in the Senate.
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
The HYDE AND LEATHER BANK DE.
FALCATION.

BOSTON, July 1.-Harewood, President of
tee Hide and Leather National Bank, of this
city, published a statement regarding the defal
cation, In which the loss is placed at five hun
ured and seventy five thousand dollars, as pre-.
Vfopsly reported. He says that the Bank los
noahlng by loans, and has e1rned all di vidends
declared, snd that the late cashier, who was
Formerly the book eper, continued 10 elude
the vsgllauce OF the officers Of the Bank by
making false entries aud forged balances by
forging statements of the balances purporting
to exist between them End other banks with
winch accounts were kept, and by falsifying
the accounts of iudi vlduri depo<itors He adds
thsi the directors owned eleven hundred and
nsty shares of the stock when the su spicion
krst fell upon the cashier, and 5a We nc; sold
single share since
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MY PREPARATIONs

Are prepared In vscus from the vegetable sub
stances named, and are the most active that an
De made. Decoc ions are exceedingly trouble
some, and IL is necessary 70 prepare them eyery
DAY, and the eyrupe are still more object ON Ab a.
as they are weaker than the decoctions; for fluids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
solution much less extractive matter than water
alone, and the syrupe are otherwise objectionable
ior the patient is frequently nsuseatei and the
stomach eurfeted by the large proportion Of sugar
taken with each doee-vhich fs OF no use what
eyer-e1cept 70 keep the decoction from spoiling
Here the advantages and su periority OF tbe TInia
Extracts are strikfngly manifest.
he hnest test Of their superiority will be CON-
United States Dispensatory.
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THE PENDLErON EsCORrEN ROUTE,

PlTTsBURG, July 1.-The PenGleton escort
were met at the depot by the Democratic ciu3.
escort, and police. They psssed through the
principal street At Union Depot lunch was
Partaken or The trip so far most pleasant aud
the railroad arrangements most perfect. The
escort left for Harrisburg at ten a. m.
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- The importation Of rags from the Medi-
terranean, hides from Brazil and other com
modities from the tropics, Is known to bring
the germs Of disease, chiefly fevers, which are
sometimes very affecting and fatal. Ayers
Ague Cure stim mulates the Liver to excrete these
germs from the system as effectually as it does
the miasmatic poison OF our Ague districts
ConseQ uently 1t affords invaluable protection
10 steSedores and others whose occupations ex.
pose them TO these dangerous Injections. and
we nope 10 render them a valuable service i'm
giving them this information.-Neu Fork Des-
pdtch.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY, By CABLE.

LONDON, July 1-Forenoon-Consols for
money, 9axa9ix; on accounts, slxas&x; U. s.
3.2Os, 134; Illinois Central, lOlx; Erie shares,
454.
LIVERPOOL, July yl-Forenoon.-Cotton dull:
declined to sales estimated at S,GU bales. I'm.
lands, 1I5a1lS; Orleans, Il%aI1h. Corn
hrmer At previous prices. Wheat and Flour
unchanged. Provisions and produce strady.
LoNroN, July l-AIternoon.-U. s. Bonds,
73sa73S.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Aiternoon-Cottou
easler Cheese buoyant at u. Beef and Pork
dull. Lard. 81.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLArURE

CONCORD, N. h., July LIN the House of
Representatives this morning, by a vote of
three TO one, indefinitely postponed the ques.
non OF the charter for the Lake Snore Rail.
road. A charter was granted TO Robbins for n
wood Preserving Company; capital three hun.
dred thousand dollars.
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THE HERO OF THE ARySSIyV.N
WAR ~ paris

PARIS, July l.-Major General Sir Robert
Napier, the hero of the Abyssinian war, ar.
I1ved in this city yesterday and Is a guest of
LORD Lyons, the British Minister. He is re-
ceived everywhere with the greatest enthusi.
asm: He will be created a Peer on his return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

NINErHEN PERSONS DRowNEp-On Sun.
day. 2ist ull., party of twenty Ave negroes
sar'eo tof Burgess Mill, on the Satilla river.
in a small sail boat 10 attend a mset;na a, ~
fersonton, Ga. On the way the boat. throngh
mlsmanagement, capsized, and nineteen OF the
party Were drowned. The others saved them
selves oy chnging TO the boat until helm ar.
rived of those drowned eleven were man
the rest women and children. ii'i''
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NEW YORK-PIRsT BOARD
Baltimore Markets. To.dav

BALTIMORE, July I.-Cotton quiet at 81 cents
1or Middling UpIands. Flour quiet, and
unchanged; wheat dull; sale Of new white
S2.25a22 26 Corn dull, white S1IOaI.1i: yellow
eliOai .l3 oats dun and prices unchanged; Rye
nominally firm, at 65a70: Pork ouiet and nm.
chane'd; Bacon quiet, RIB sides I6 6Sal61, clear
DO; 10 Eal64; shoulders lax; hams 2la22; lard
dull at l7kaIs
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SHARP PRACTICE.-Andrews,t the Kingston
lMass.) murderer. has done q smart bur dis
honest thing since his imprisonment. II was
Wen Know q mat there were two mortgages on
Andrews homestead, out the mortgages, hay.
ing Periect confidence in the deacons integrity,
neglected TO put the papers on record An '
ursWs now secures the payment OF a fee to one
OF MS counsel, oy mortgage, which has been
Lusneo , into the registry, and thus takes prece-
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ANOTHER STRIKE--Nearly one thousand
Workmen in cae quarries al Portland, Conn.,
struck on Friday last but they recommended
work on Monday. Their demand for - 81 per
day was accededfc, but the quarry owners re-
fused 10 comply with the further demand that
the workmen should be discharged a. O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon A compromise was
effected by this arrangement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

for the fact that train from Paris 10 vsndo..e
was brought TO standstill a few days ago hv
an army OF caterpillars. II is said thai tbs
crushed caterpillars made the rails SO slippery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

Only one fonrthsof the cIergymeu in Enc.
land tdissenteIs ineluded) are total abstinen Is
sumo at least three fourths Of the rr"a.
here are "strfc'iy Temperate ''s
y The jury In the case Of the late fire engine
explosion in the .Bowery; at New YorT
brought in verdict, stating that the explosion
Patrick W. Hand. eoei'
- On Sunday night three prise pers esc.nad
from jail at Cumberland, Md,
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GENERAL HOWARD ELEcTED PRESIDENT OF
n CoLLEGR.-At a meeting Of the trustees OF tn q
Union College, held in Schenectady, N. Y syes-
teTday' Hon. Ira Harris was elected temporary
presidelr, IN the place OF p. Hickock, resigned.
General Howard, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
has been elected permanent president, the ac-
ceptance Of which the trustees await.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

y An attraction Of the great German res,i.
val at Jones' Woods, New York, ls A rife cs,.,-
test between six young ladies ;.
- A speaking machine, Initiating theauman
voice, excepting the sioilant sounds, is on eI.
hlbition in Presth, Hungary
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Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, July l.-Stocks Strong. Gold
;. Exchange, 104. Money, Bal. Old 5.2O's,
u new ~. Ex.1nterest, 10.iO's, Ia. 7.30s,
". Norm Carolina's, ex.coupons, 73 \: new
'2&. Virginia, ex-coupons Sc; new, IS. Mis-.
sourl's, 9lS. Ex-Inerest Tennessee's weak,
al 69l. -p
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YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE OF

the injurious effects OF Face Pow Ter. and washes,
and In short time destroy the oomplerlon. M
you would have q fresh, hesthy aud youthful ap-
Pesrsnee nse HkLMBoLDs EXTRACT sAk-
kAPAkILLA.
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PHALON's ..PAPHIAN LOTION
BEAUr1rY1se THE SKIN AND COMPILE,

BEAUT1FYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX
stssy5s p,s 3 :. ALL ~, .s!SSfs.!Sss, .aEoxlrs,
aud renders THE sKIM SOFT.
Tor LADIES ip the NURSERY il 10 invaluable
For orGENILEMENa alter sHAvINGi il has DO eQu N
"PAPH1Ak LOTION" 10 the enly reli able rem
edy Tor diseases and biemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
br the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH win NOT
chap the SKIN. Price IS cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO.
INV PERFUME FOR TIE HANDKER-
ShtHr EASUlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON. New York.
tcV Sold by all Druggists.
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that sf,ict mapkind arise from oorruption Of the
blood, HElMBoLDS HNTRACr sARsAPA-
klLLA is remedy Of the utmost value.
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fs.day's New York Markets.
fRv TalaCronh

NEW YORK. July Cotton quiet at 31x
cents for MiddlIng Uplands. Freights quiet
Flonr dull aud nominally lower. Corn a
dull at I6k.
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FIRE AND Loss Ory,rr

RoCKLAND, NE, July "A small dwelling
house was burned this morning, and Mis-
Eliza Ingraham, an elderly lady, the oniy oc
Cupant OF the house, was suffocated
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STEAMER DISABLED.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The steamer
Esseyers for New Orleans, has put back for
repairs 10 uAstSAlDery.
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FIRE

CINCINNATI, July The fioar mill of Lin.
Vile Z. Stauff & Co., of Columbia CITY. In.
diana, was entirely destroyed by fire Yesterday.
Loss S25,ut0. No oinsurance
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BALTIMORE, July Virginia SIS, ex-cou.
pon, II bid, and Ak asked; do. registered
le66. IS bid: do. 1861, II bid; North Carolina
slxes, ex coupon, llh bid, IS asked.
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1Wa'ter Brown, the oarsman, denies the
statement made in the New York Herald report
OF the race between himself and Mr. TYLER that
he bad collision with the members Of the
Guilck Barge. and says that he did not 90 on
Doard the boat, where the collision is said TO
race between Tyler and himself was fair.
square race. He says he did his very best and
Tyler beat him, and what is more, he believes
ne can beat any man in the world in a two or
three mile race. In the races they have rowed
they have made the fastest time ON record
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A CARD,

A Clergyman, while residing in South Americs
as missionary, discover ed a safe and simple rem.
edy foI the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Harry De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary end Seminal Oreaps
and the whole traia Of disorders brought on by
pane bbsneful and vicieus hsbits. Great numbers have
desire to benefit the aficted and unfortun ste viii
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi-
cine, IN sealed envelope, TO any who needs IL,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d. Bible House,
my Y-m. New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

S Thurlow Weed is about to sail for En-
rope for the benefit of his health,
~ Ship building has not been so dull at
New York for twenty years as at the present
time.
~ Two women have been poisoned near
Chaska, Mimi, and died in convulsions, can sed
by the poison Of potato bugs getting into sores
on their hands.
~The following is said to be a sure cure
for the bites OF mad dogs Mix one pound of
common salt IN quart Of water, then battle
and squeeze the wound with the same one
nour, then bind little more salt on the wound
for II hours.
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RELMBoLpS ExrRACf

shhsAfAhlLLA clesnses and rencvates the
blood, instfls the vTor Of health into the systeu
and Durgss out the humors THAI U Axe dfscast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

QUANTITY VS. QUALITY.
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT sARsAPARILLk
The doee ie small. rboee Tho desire . large ouan.
uty and large doses Of medicine err.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, July l, 1S6S.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment securities:
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
10 Q certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DRoPsY.
OCEANIC wEAksEss, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GkNERAL
DEBILITY.
III no treatment 10 submitted 90, onsum ptiou or
insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
And that Of PosTERIrr depends upon prompt use
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised, may not be- classed as Patent
Medicines-most of which are prepared py sen-
styled Doctors, who, in many instances, are too
Ignorant 10 reed Physician sim pest prescr ption
much less competent 90 prepare Pharmaceutical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

ALBERT PIKE, of the Memphis APPEAL. fol-
iowingthe example OF the Ndtioadl InteFsyencer,
ls now condensing his editorial leaders so as
not 70 occupy more than two and a half
columns each
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A cLKAR, SMOOTH Skin

ss.riL.NRoLSs II. ooscfSfssTHD Ixrssor
IL ss@oys. sI..l sposs, moth patches, sDs ell
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SECRETARY SCHoFIELT has 5ust issued a
general order directing that the members and
recorders of the Board OF Engineers convened
Tor the various purposes[or winch such boards
are called together. be allowed the same Der
tew inst Is allowed mernbers OF courts martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

IN TIE SPRING AND SUMNER
month, the .ysten naturally seaergoes . change,
snd bELMh hOLpS RICHLY YCONCENTRATfp
the greatest value.
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POLITICAL.-The electoral nc ket which was
put forth by the boilers from the regular Re-
public organization in Maryland has been
Withdrawn, and all pledge themselves 10 unite
IN support Of The regular ticket for Grant and
Colfax- The Chicago Convention refused 20
recognize the boiling delegates as entitled 20
vote, deciding the contest in favor OF the State
Convention OF March 8.
"A delegate in the Tippecanoe (Ind-) Demo-
cratic Convention wanted The vote OF his town.
ship s.cast q eunuch."
- The Pert Huron (MIch.) Commercial has
been shown a letter from Frank Bell, agent for
tbe Western Union Telegraph Company In
California, and a Democrat, IN which he says:
ssThers is great rejoicing over the nomination
Of Grant and Colfax; the Republicans are per-
ectly wild, and California Is sure for Grant"
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CON.

CINcINNATL July 1.-The 18th District Dem.
ocratic Convention, held at Newark, Ohio, yes.
terday, nominated George W. Morgas for
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-01

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIASOY
Of ComPleHion must purify and enrich the bleod.
which HkLMBeLDS CONCENTRATED EN-
TRACT OF sARsAPARILLA inysriably doe A.
Ask for HkLMBoLDe. Take NO other.