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NEW YORK.
A Man Thrown from q Buggy and
Killed-AnOther Man Seriously In
Iared.


NEW York, July 7.-Peter Cagger
was killed by being thrown from
carriage last night, in Central Park.
New York, July 7.-The steamers
France and Saxonia. from Europe,
arrived to-day.
Miss Lacaste, the beautiful and ac-
complished reader, died here Monday
evening of rheumatism of the heart;
A Canal Convention is called
at Albany for the 18th of August, tor
the purpose of taking the most etfec-
tual means for promoting reform in
the canal management, and the i'm
Drovement of canals, and having spe-
cial reference to the nomination Of
State officers, and to decide what ac-
| tion shall be taken by the eanalmen
Of the State in the coming election.
New YORK, July Last night,
while Peter Cagge, and John i. Dew
lin were driving through Central
Park, as they we're turning a sh ort
curve, wheel gave way; the carriage
was eapsized, and Cagger and Devlin
We're dragged several rods under the
wreck. Ca9ger was instantly killed
Deylin severely injured, and it is
feared will not recover. They were
on their way to attend a reception al
the Manhattan Club.
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MONETARY 8 GOMMFRCIAI
rev York Marlgef

- Ao'os4 pH.l NEW IoEK, July T.
Co1IoS-A shade frmer and roo~e a.
tive saies OF a.sss '-4es al Sc for 1nidtili,,e-
ELoUR-Receipts s,99E barlsrs. r,..,.-.
/ 109lbc better, with q mcdera.s 49,
/ Tor superdne State; 81 75@g zj Tor e5-,-e q
Western; 80 658I2 so for white Wheaf
extra Western $ 25@l0 IS Tor round
El0 O09l4 50 for good to eaOice do, clos.
ing steady. California -four, steady.
Rye biour quiet aud heavy sales OF 235
CoRN MEAIe-Quieti sales Of loo barrels
OF Brandywlne At s. ..
WHEAT-Rece4pts, 1898 bushels: mar
ket 2G5c better. and rather more doiug.
sales OF 5000 bushels at 81 gT@2 for NO ;
Spring; e 10 for 10. do; 50 so FOR win
ada, In oond; 81 80 for white Canada: 81 Is
for new Southern; ~ % Tor new white
Southern.
RrE-Quiet; sales Of 4O,00O bush. n: 81 90.
BARLET--NomiuaL
BARLEY MaLT-Quiet
GA s-Receipts go bush. active at 9R8c
better; sales Of 5000 bushels ct B40S61s sc
for Western In store and afiOGt; closing at
S5c in store, and 5695c aheat.
COKN-Receipts6 & so. bushels; lG2e better
and quiet: sales of 626Q0 bushels at 81 o a
81 10 for mixed Western adoat; 81 III Tor
yellow Western in store.
r CE-quiet.
CoFTEE-Prime Rio hrm and in fair de-
mand.
sUeAR-Heavy at &c easier; sales OF 2OJ
hogsheads Cuba at 1I1<8l2c.
AOLAssEs-N ominaLs
AoPS-Quiet.
S4z&c for refined bonded.
I0hk-DuIl and shade lOWers sa les or
1,iOO Dds at 81 75027 g5 for rev mess
l losing az 81 so regular; s27 75N28 90 for
s5 o,9 g 60, closing at 22S 90 regular; 81 25Cg
- Se-s AZ Aor prlmei ga O0G24 70 FOR prime
:. BEET-s5teady. BEE STEADY. Terce Beer dull. Beer
&c CUT MIEAIs-Quiet aud unchanged: sales
unsettled.
LAHD-A shade better, with a moderate
QeInanot sa les OF $50 tierces at I5sIal6L<c
Tor Steam 44@l7Szc for kettle rendered.
Also. og0 tlefees steam, buyer Septenabe al
~ ,o5 5oV tleIces do.s seller September, at
1616c. (so
BgTTER-ouiet; 2482So for Ohio; sOaa5s
CHEEsE-steady at 7@l55zc-
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

ators, with pardoning deserters, with
appointing persons to Office who could
not take the test oath, with restoring
/ forfeited property. and selling. or al
lowing TO be sold, pardons for money
5b tne fourth, with depriying the
treasury OF large tracts of lands and
large amounts of money, and the
Hith, vita usurpIng the power Of
other branches of The Government,
In attempting to create new States
out Of a conquered territory.
Mcpherson, Clerk of the House
then resumed the reading of Stevens
| speech. lie had not concluded it
when Stevens said he would not ask
to have the speech read in full. but
let 1t be printed in the Globe. Stevens
then moved that the resolution be
postponed till next Monday.
Holman moved to lay it on the
table.
Stevens said he would modify. by
postponing it until two weeks Mon
day.
Washburne, of Illinois-Let it go
that way.
The question being taken on Hol-
mans motion, there were hut 81 mem-
bers votlng-24 to go.
Holman withdrew the motion.
On Stevens motion, the matter was
postponed until Monday two weeks.
Williams, of Pennsylvania-He de-
sired, as matter of privilege, to sub
NIT additional articles of impeach-
ment, which he had prepared some
time ago. involving, rs he thought.
higher political crimes on the part Of
Andrew johnson. He would send
them to the Clerks desk. He should
desire to support them by an argu
ment, but If he was allowed to have
his argument in the Globe, he would
not occupy the time of the House
now.
That proposition was aceeeded TO.
and the speech and additional articles
prepared by Williams are to be print
ed ia the Globe.
Morrill,, from the Committee on
Manu- actures, reported a bill to
modify the warehousing system. The
hrst section requires a sworn deelara-
ton IN writing on entry of merchan-
disc for warehousing, as to whether it
is entered tor consumption or expor-
tatlon, The second section requires
the payment of six per cent. per an
mum interest on the value OF ware
housed merchandise during the time
1T Is kept in the warehouse.
Allison made it a point of order
that the second section was virtual
increase of the tariff, and must there
fore be considered in Committee of
the Whole.
The Speaker overruled the point,
on the ground that it was optional
with importers whether they ware
housed their goods, and if they did
not, this bill charged no increased
rates of duties.
Morrill, made a speech in support
of the bill.
Cake addressed the House on the
same side.
Pile opposed it as one that would
bear hard on the merchants and im-
porters In the interior cities, as it was
under the law compulsory that the
merchandise must go to the ware,
house for examination and survey,
and could n0G be got out for month. /
The bill should have come either
from the Committee on Commerce,
or the Committee on Ways and
Means, but he did not see what bust
ness the Committee on Manufactures
had With it. He moved to amend the
second section by providing that in
terest shall not be charged till after
the goods are in the warehouse sixty
days.
O'Neil supported the bill.
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Sa:rth Ballot Alabama, Andrew
johnson 8; Arkansas, Andrew J ohm
son /, Blair 4 Colorado, PeDdleton
i, Parker 3, A. Packer /; Connecti-
cut. English 6 Delaware. Pendleton
81; Florida. Hendricks 8; Georgia,
Pendleton. 81, Blair ) !; Illinois, Pen
.dIeton is: Indiana, Pendleton -;
Iowa, Peldleton S; Kansas. Pendle-
ton 2, Hendricks ;, Blair 70; KEN
tucky. Pendleton IL; Louisiana Han
ton u, Hendricks l.. Maryland,
a, Hendricks IL MASSACHUSETTS,
Pendleton |, Hancock ii Michigan,
Hendricks 8; Maine, Pendlston |;
Mississippi. Hancock 2; Missouri,
Hancock %. Pendleton A, A johnson
I, Hendricks 3, Blair ! Nebraska,
Pendleton 3; Nevada, Parker 3; New
Hampshire. Hancock 3, Pendleton i.
Hendricks 5:: New Jersey. Parker q;
New York, Church 80; North Caro-
lima, Pendleton Hendricks 81;
Ohio. Pendleton 21; Oregon, Pendle-
ton 3; Pennsylvania, A. Packer 70;
Rhode Island, Doolittle 4; South Car
olina, Hancock 6; Tennessee, An
drew johnson =; Texas, Hancock 6;
Vermont, Hendricks s.; Virginia,
Pendleton 10; West Virginia. Pen
dIeton 5; Wisconsin. Doolittle 8.
Totals-English6 g. Hancock AZ. Pen
dieton 1925, Parker 13, Church 80, a.
Packer q. A. johnson 81, Doolittle
IL, Hendricks 30, Blair 5.
The following is nearly a complete
list of the National Executive Com
mittee, one member being named by
each State delegation. The list will
be completed on the 8th inst: Ala
bama. John Forsyth; /; Arkansas, j. NJ.
Harrill California, not agreed Conn.
VIM. N. Converse; Delaware, Saml |
Townsend; !; Florida, Chas II, Dick;
illinois, Wilber +. Strong; Indiana, |
VIM. Il. Niblack; Iowa. Daniel j
Finch Kansas, Isaac Eaton; Ken
tucky, Thos. @. McCreery; Louisiana,
JAS. G. McClosky; Maine. Sylvanns
II. Lyman; Maryland, 0din Bowl; |
Massachusetts, Fred. o. Prince;
Michigan, Wm. v. Moore Minnesota,
Chas. w. Nash; Mississippi, g. E.
Harker; Missouri, Chas. A. Seward |
Nebraska, q. j.. Miller; Nevada, !
j. w. McCerkle; New Hampshire, |
Henry Bingham; New Jersey, John |
McGregor; New York, not agreed |
North Carolina, Thos. Bragg; Ohio,
John G. Thompson: Oregon. j. G. |
Hawthorn; Pennsylvania, Isaac Is /
kister; Rhode Island, Gideon Brad |
ford; South Carolina, Chas. Simon
ton; Tennessee. John w. Leftwitch; |
Texas. John Hancock: Vermont, |
III. b. Smith; Virginia, John Good II
West Virginia. John Hall; Wiseon-
sin. Fred. w. Horn.
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tgnnfs ror the JOnrnal.


il GlAd closed in Tew York. yesterday, at
1I05s. a
Four deaths have occurred at Montreal,
Canada, froIn sun-stroke. --
Dennis Foley and VIM. Dougherty died
in Springfield, Massachusetts, on satur-
day. fro "a sun-stroke. ,
The Fourth of July was celebrated in
Paris, Berlin, Stuttsardt, Hamburg, Dres-
den. Madrid. Berne. Brussels, Vienna, 81
Petersburg, and ConstsntinoPle. d
some leading citizens of Boston propose
a public reception TO Charles Francis
Adams. on his return from England.
IN pursuapce OF vote taken in New
Yealx. on sunday, the four national fes-
4tval OF the German y SnRrpshooters will be
held in Cincinnati, in lS70. -t
professor j. Z Turner, of Jacksonville,
has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans OF the Tenth District Of Illi-
noIs.
on the 4th of July six thousand three
hundred aud twenty-one excursionists
passed over the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad. ve
From Caracas We have advices to the 22d
OF June. The rebels have met with some
success. General Monagas was very popu
lar. There were three candidates for the
Presidency, but MOEagas hao the lead OF
all.
John Coole who killed his two step-sons
a. Warrensville. Ohio. on the @7th OF June,
cut his thl oat with a razor, in his cell, Oh
The night Of the eth inst. His trial had
commenced. 80
A bill has been introduced in the Louis
lana Legislature by Mr.. MCMILLAN, which
creates the Office OF State printer. The
bill was pronounced a swindie. Itprovides
that this official shall hold Office four
years.
nc Is now stated that Leverd has been
deserted by many OF his followers, and
til at several OF his officers, whose names
were signed to his pronuncimento. have
denied the authenticity of the signatures
and dieslalm all sympathy with that OH
A Havana special OF the 8th inst states
xnat The peasantry in the neighborhood OF
.4aezmel, Hayti, entered that town re-
Gently and pfundered the place. The
American Consul cslls for an American
.efr man or war 10 be stationed at that point
r so far SaInave has been successful against
Che insurgents surrounding Port al
src Pnnce. ar 'a e s~
According to the latest accounts from
the Island OF st. Thomns, earthquakes a.
that place, had become quite common an(
aIarniineiy violent. Some of the shocks
sFa lasted as long as thirty minutes.
IN Memphis on Friday, Wm. Jericho, .
e1natable. and Henry schroeder, clerk
souarreled about the affairs of a married
- roupie, named Carries, who nad separated
and Jericho caused schroeder 10 be ar
rested. Afterwsrd they net IN q saloon
wnen schFoeder hot Jericho through IN
breast, causing his death in half an hour
An Omaha dispatch says that a Iarg
body OF Indians had crossed 70 the soutl
side OF In Platte River, between Phon
Creek ana willow Island, on Thursday
ami drove or n number of wood choppers
a and eonlf eIIed the mail carrie &c retur
..a.s TO the Fort 4 detachment Of troops wer
sent to protect the laborers in the eanoni
The removal of the troops from Fori
- Smith. Phil Kearney and Reno was Pre-
.ceedlng rapidly. The troops from Fol
Reno, under Major Van NorRts reache
Folt Jsussell on Thursday.
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NEW YOEK, July z, 1880 A. NJ.
The police arrangements this morn
ing. on Fourteenth Street, are excel.
lent. All cr0Wding at the doors of
Tammany Hall is prevented by lines
of police, who permit none but hold
crs Of tickets to the Convention to ap-
proach the building.
At 10 O'Clock, the delegates were
generally ca hand, and the galleries
were filed with spectators, as also
were all the seats appropriated to the
ladies.
Prior to calling the Convention to
order. the hall was filled with rumors.
Some Of Peudletou's friends say that
combinations have been made which
render his defeat certain.
The Committee on Resolutions have
agreed unanimously on the Platform,
and are ready to report promptly.
The Convention was called to order
By the President at 1910. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Plummer
who referred, with appropriate feel
ing, to the sudden death of Peter
CagRer, a delegate to the Convention
from the State Of New York.
On motion of Bigler, Of Pennsyl-
vania, the reading of yesterday:
journal was dispensed with.
Wright, OF Delaware, submitted
resolul ions from Alex. Stephens. O
Georgia, which he asked to have reaC
and referred. The name Of Stephens
called torth cheers. The resolution
were read by the Secretary.
Richardson, of Illinois, moved tha
all resolutions hereafter supmitTea b,
Is. referred without reading. If tn
Conversion took the other course i
would make the same mistake an,
commit itself to something 1t coul
y. not maintain on the stump.
A delegate moved to amend 80 q
& to confne the motion to all resolT
tions relating TO the platform.
- Cox asked if Richardson had M
said the Committee on Resolution
was now ready to report, and h
hoped that Richardson would with
draw his motion.
A delegate from California sent u
the resolutions of the Labor Convel
ton Of California, against negro don
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HoLLYHoCK, MASS.


HoLLYHocK, Macs. July Iy7.-Three
persons were drowned while Gro. sing
the Connecticut River at the ferry at
this place, yesterday afternoon. They
are supposed to have been Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 9. Davis and their little son,
of Springfield.
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New YOrk prI Coon narEal.

By IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, JuIv h
DRY GOoDs-The market for all sfanls
fabrics is buoyant and a good inquiry pre-
are in limited r, quest even ai low rates
Heavy brown sheetings are firm al Ia
1Slac; the latter rate only for A lantl Al.
lendale brown sheetlngs s21Sc: 10 4do. do
50c; lO.a Colony sc; lO-4 PeppereiI 52lsc.
7-4 90. H1zc; l0-4 VALE ham 5z5Se: ia
Providence Axe; I0-4 do. 45c; 0-4 A III Iendnle
bieached sheetings soc; l04 do 35Ifc; Pep
perelI 81 77acs 9-4 do. 52%c; and printed calf
Goes in dark styles Is &c.
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EHRESHERs,
Manufactured by the Robinson Ma
chine Works.

1rTOR LIGHT DRAUGHT, SIZED
in threshfng, and saving and clea1nlns
fne grain we believe this Inaculne MAS no
c,uaI an a nerica. ALI VINO cOnJem plate
hnvinq this season will consult their In
: ,..asf Nv ~alIir,k on or addressing us soon.
a iso for sale Hay Rakes and Forks. Cane
Miiis and EVaporators, Cider Mills. &c. &c.
NAA1'S w 90 TaOS. 5CANTLIN & SON q.
No Main Street, marble Hall,O
tv9-d2m Evansville, Ind,
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FuFODean Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, July Eve.
American securities quiet and ffrmer.
Illinois Central 1917 q IOI7s; Atlantic &
Great Western S5.
LIVERPOOL. July FIVE.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester drmer
and higher. Corn frmer Wheat firmer.
Flour dun.
LONDON, July Eve.
Consuls 941s @ 95 for both; u. $. bonds
73149741S; Erie 46; Illinois Central I02.
LIVERPOOL, July Eve.
Cotton-Sales 1900 bales. Barley As. I'd
Peas AS. Cd. Flour steady.
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xew YOrk aoId and st0eE Markot.

MoNEY-Steady and unchanged.
SrERLIEG-Firm and unchanged.
GoLD-F1rm5 reaching III; closing at
140546Jl407s.
Exports steady, amounting to sS75 900.
G0VERRybIE NTs-He aVy AID lower, clos
ing steady Cou pons OF 1881, 1t25s@ll31S : do
'62, 1l39ll8Is; do '64. ll09IlO1S; do '65, lila
lll1s do. new l0S0l0S1s do. '67, lOS1SalO8l4
l0S1 sdl0sIa,
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THE BALLOrlNG COMMENCED.

,- GEORGE H. PENDLETON rs
AHEAD.
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* LIE CIR AP III.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVEN.
TlUN.

RESOLUTIONS from Alexander III. Ste
a-ss6 phens Bead and approved.
rfr rao -
The Platform Adopted
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THE MErnoroLIrAs POLICE BoAnp.--This
Board held Z special session At police head.
e .ssH my sf s.s oh:
sio a 20 as TO read * ioiiowsi
2, Msrnpsotrts PcoE
,WAsgIsoTos, Nay .. is0s. J
LisUrrsAsT; The annusi election Of NUM-.
oipal officers for the city of Washington takes
place on Monday next, the LIST proximo.
The board Of police and the, superintendent
will tend to Insure order and protect all voters
that ocea,ioni and with his object IN view
Sn o VII, op,eisve ana cause TO be opsefvsdshe
ist. No member n 81 the force must take any
part In the election further than to deposit HIS
| tickets, soliciting votes for any candidate, OF
doing any other act indicating bias toward
| one or other Of the parties TO the election con.
ence the result, will DO treated as having VIC.
I'd. But one line Of voters, two abreast, at
Sa sSs ops.P nse o III Is vS Sts ssy
II the extreme rear of the line at the time
80, You viii promptly ares. any person who
take = position IN the line Of voters.
tth. When the receiver. Of votes e shall have
| - r.. =. a. = s'sit.. -. y q. a.. .nI
| 20 ,ar ~ WY PVnoe A,e coneeInSu, ~ nna snu
| they VIII tske ,mmea,Ate cAlo tnht snere ~ 70
M u 9neeu ~ o.her p s,,S ~, 70
| vote. When ciu,en m. aePosueo ny. rote,
nas 40 oeen dee,ues snst M no, entea 70
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| ~. , NJ, su n, ~ t hs ~, ,s
one pSSh'nB p'so " no ot IN , wi III
| eIneu .ne sesessss =. nyes n'us'' IN III
Gases ge pIo.ee, ~ ION ins ,u r.n,
s,oe frnm, ENTERTAINMENT snS WA NV s.mr, r.
| nee tpm opstIuGGuons, nnu any nttempt W
| oIehk ,ne uns WIZ pe met any hstnru " tnt
ptomp. sIres' VI 'he party Ut Psrhes mAk'nG
Hih M THREATS. t.,,t.. is.r.. mr. i,,u,,. wi,
otn ~ sn'ss's, saun.s, Jeeis, y, insuIs NJ
DC ioerstea LOT ,,, mom 1 sowaias any vo'er
nnu ptl..I sv y Suoh eonuuo' must W
| .h munI a. ~ a,..a..,x n.,.on. r,,.
n. r,,D nt,r 80. M" - ~. Ihn".a ""'
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on' e.s, nt LIE s.s1p "
mus' oe "''es'eu "na "eA' WIN "o'oru'nB "
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,ro.r ~ ssanns,ts,. ''Po'' ""' 'a'
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Hsh .nc men pisccu on IsscrVe must ~
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

CoorKR 4 LAriNER will sell this afternoon
At Q o'clock, on the premises, the brewery on
Dstreet south, between Fifth and Sixth streets
west, being the whole OF lots numbered and
9, and the eastern "a feet by rs In depth, Of lot
No. 4, In square No. ga. Also, this afternoon
at O'Clock, on the premises, part OF lot "a, in
square 900, on q street north, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets west. Also, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 225 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, two large French plate msntel mir
rors, rosewood and oak chamber furniture,
Brussels and three-ply carpets, restaurant
fixtures, &c.
GREEN l. WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon
to:3o o'clock, on the premises, two three-story
brick houses and lots, fronting on Seventh
street west, between E and + streets south, on
the Island. Also, this afternoon at O'Clock.
forty.two building lots, fronting on First
street west aud north L and Pierce streets.
Also, this morning, at 10 o'clock, at No. al
Ninth street, between and @ streets north, a
lot OF parlor furniture, marble-top cottage
sets, carpets, sc. Also, this morning and to
morrow morning, at the hardware store OF
E. Shields, No. ISL Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, an extern
sive stock Of hardware, cutlery, &c.
J. d. WHISTLER 90. will sell, this after
noon, at o'clock, on the premises, lot 2, par
Of lot 20, In square No. 5sa on + street south
NAoLx b 90. will sell this afternoon, at
o'clock, on the premises, hvo valuable build
ing lots, corner Eighth and streets; also
house and lot corner Eighth and II streets.
THos. BOWLING will sell, this morning, a
10 O'Clock, at the residence Of DR.. Verdi, No
ISL West street, Georgetown, a lot Of elegan
household furniture, including rosewood piano
French plate mirrors, &c.
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THE COURTS.

Eeu;rr CouRT-Judge oiin.-This court made
CHARLES q. Ball VS.. Henry Liehau ct al. Or.
400, 10 JamesL. Barbour for %, 900, unless OBJ
iscted thereto within tho period required by
law.
con arning sale Of lot IS, 10 square e77, to j. U.
Miller, MAI; and referring trustees report TO
fuditor TO state his account.
lAaourned.
SvPRrMR CouRT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief
Justice Cartier and Justices Wylie and Fisher
Caroline NJ. willard Va. Jos. c. willard.
This 10 a bill nied to review decree granting
q divorce 9 vineuio, and for an additional al.
lowanee o. alimony. The divorce was granted
| court a. bane March 10, 1894, and dismissed
April !, 1884. The parties had previously sep
arS n. spS /. sG ,I had
use Of the complainant. The decree ofdivorce
confirmed this settlement.
The present bill was brought at the special
| term In equity, and the defendant demurred
thereto, AZ setting up no facts authorizing q
decree Of the court. Whereupon the case IL
certified By consent Of the court IN bane.
onsr and Ms b 6U dPp snS %, hf
| for the respondent.
The eomplslnsnts counsel argued that the
separation was not alimony, but, II intended
as Alimony, 10 erroneous. not being founded on
evidence of consent. The relief granted 10
not so full as the complainant is entitled tot
bill Of review 10 the proper remedy. Even
" this bill cannot DO sustained as bill Of re.
view, still, 1.-THE court has Jurisdiction to grant
ne relief prayed for 4 may decree accordingly,
The counsel for the respondent urged that
under the statuto Of June 10, 1850, q process
that a Sill OF review does not lie TO a judg.
mentj that the case had already been heard on
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

MEssns. HALL 4 Ross, at their real estate
exchange, corner Of Seventh and d streets,
offer some valuable property north Of the city,
on i've years time, and at reduced rates.
MEssRs. SrAnR 4 METcALp, corner Of New
York avenue and Fifteenth street, advertize
for proposals for Milling about one third Of the
square OF ground between Eleventh and W
and Boundary streets.
THERE will be q grand opening OF the new
sohuetzen park on Monday and Tuesday, June
sth and 9th.
WILSON'S boot and shoe emporium, No. 500
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, is
at The present time thoroughly stocked with
boots and shoes Of all styles and at low prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29
oFosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
DISTRICT or INV oRLE

PoRr OF ST.. Louis, April /, 1873
Notice |, hereby giycn that sealed prep 'sss, &c,
compa MED by proper guarantee, according to
forms to be iurnshed on application At this othce
will bs received thereat until i2s'elyek, meridian,
en- TUESDAY, June 2, 1855, for the supply OF
the Marine Hospital, at this city, with the aTheles
Of proyls.ons, mediones, &c. eaulnSra!sI u saiS
reference to the usual number 81 patients IN The
hospital. but the United states reserves !ho TlghI
10 take less Of salt articles, aeeordlhElS as
they may he actually required. II the articles de-
iveIsd a. The h9spltal arg net. ~ me aaptsa 10
the hospital he will be st liberty TO reject tho same,
TO purchase other articles In their stead, and TO
charge the contractor with any excess IN 'he cost
The Unted States reserves the right to accept the
proposals. for the whole or any Portion o. the ar
| tieiss snecIned 8. N. BkECkIHRlDGk,
myt.M Surveyor aud ACTING Golactor.