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The New York ErPr.Ss (Dsmo ,rstIcI d..
nounces the Government for putting negroes
TO work IN the Washington Navy Yard, but
tn INKS the Brcxlayers' Union has not done
sensible thing IN expelling the six white brick.
layers employed there who did no. refuse 70
work with the negroes. TIE Express says:
As the BTICklayeTs' nion kicks them out of
is Tanks,-excCmmuDicates them, as II were, -
they Will be osrraCised and repudistsd. The
acton OF the U MON Is, 20 say the last OF it. N
bad tsste. II not decidedly unjust. Why shoult
Elk men 90 isiIng about and do nothing because
OF he determination OF the NAVY eff ,IiiS "a
give a part OF This work 20 the iuevita able negro
SiN men, by ImpOyerishing themselves. clu ID
not enect any reform OF the abuse and Outrage =
In conclusion, the ETprsss advises the BRICK
layers and others affected by the negro euus,i.
" movement TO right themselves at the ballot
box. and not in the arbitrary manner OF expui.
sion OF members.
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TBBCoLoRED PRITTK

THB CoLoRED PRIETKR DOUGLAss.-As had
been ANTICIPATED, the meeting OF he C1lum bra
Typographical Union Saturday night was a
stormy one. The majority OF the COMMITTEES
on nominations reported IN favor of the COL
Ored printer Douglas. a sfair man" Mr..
A e. Shaw made minority report from tn.
same committee adverse to bis admission. The
tug Of war then commenced, and 1t was pretty
soon evident that the Swamp CCioyernmsnt
offceI had a controlling vote in the meeting
though lot two-thIds vote needed for the
admission of Douglass "A test vote Of strength
was made on the motion 10 lay the minority
report on the table, which was carried by yeas
-. nays l6i. The msJority report was then
received BY viva yoce vote. As the s.Swamp
ltae Government Office mea ar d those ac.Ins
with them,) though having q decided MAJORITY.
had not the requisite two-thirds vote 10 SECURE
the admission of Douglass. they adopted the tao
hcs OF postponement, and after a scene OF great
excitement, in which there seemed at one time
TO De prospect Of personal collision between
some of the fiery spirits, an adjournment was
carried by vote Of POI to 1is.
Alter the ad lournment an liam tory speech
was inside by Mr.. A. T. CayIs, in which he
made the remarkable assertion "that there Is
now combination among the employing
printers o: this city, the Superintendent of the
Govern ment Office and the employing printers
of New York cry 10 dlsintsgrate, uproot and
destroy the subordinate unions and the na.
tional organization. THIS Is their determine.
ton, and this is the object for which they are
iaboring'
Ii IS safe TO say that If there Is no more truth
N the other assertions of Dir. CavIs than in this
allegation, he is a very unsafe ad wiser for his
Fellow craftsmen. Ii Is the very first we have
heard OF any such combination, and we cannot
learn, on inquiry, thar any one else knows
anything of IL.
Dir. Cavis also threatened that the down.
town printers would vote against every man
their ''faetious" opponents presented for ad-
mission, until their present majority should be
reduced to manageable minority. THIS may
be very ingenious mode OF reducing a
"factious" majority 10 terms. but il will hardly
commend itself TO the good sense Of the
printers, and should the majority resort TO the
same tactics the country will witness the
curious spectacle of the two wings of the 10
lumoia typographical Union reducing each
other TO Kilkenny cat state Of nethinguess
by process of mutual SWALLOWING II the
laws Of swapping down" in draughts should
apply. however, In this game the majority
would still come out ahead
Meantime the question goes over for another
month, and the printers, who with their prac,,-
cal good sense generally find some way Of set
Ting their difficulties lin the Uricn," will
have an opportunity OF devsing some satisfac-
tory node OF dealing with this troublesome
question, short OF the disintegration OF the good
old Typographical Society OF the District.
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The ELECTION IN TBxAs.-E!sewhere will
b' found the address issued by the Republican
State Convention of Texas that met in Hous
ton June 7tn. TO nominate State officers. This
address gives striking exposure OF the COM
bination scheme by which the noted lack
Hamilton and theex-confederate party propose
10 carry the State for their Joint bench,
Hamilton has turned a good many short
corners In his political career, bur this seem
10 be the sharpest yet, and from present ap-
peararce Is likely 20 result a bad fall for the
versatile Ex-Governor.
The address furnishes a clear and telling
history of the causes by which Texas is viz
tuslly no nearer reconstruction than at IN.
close OF the war; and one cannot rise from IT.,
Perusal without the conviction that this un.
fortunate state of things, so detrimental 70 IN.
interests of that State, must be perpeiuatsd
should the Hamilton combination get control
there
The Republican Convention az Houston
nominated an excellent State ticket The can
cidates are Gen L. J DAVIS, for Governor,
and j. W. Flanagan, Lieutenant Governor
Gen. L. J. Davis has been a citizen of Texas
FOR many years. At the commencement OF IL,
war he raised regiment OF cavalry in Texas
AM served some time under Gen Sheridan, bv
whom be was much esteemed Gen. DAVIS
Was lawyer before the war is now, and Is
held in high regard by the bar generally. ].
W. Flanagan is lawyer OF many years
standing IN Texas and a gentleman of ~.
highest integrity
Both of the candidates were here during the
last Congress as members OF the Commission
TO represent Texas and the wants OF her loyal
people 10 Congress. Their franknsss and
earnestness IN their efforts gained for them
the good will of the administration and Con-
gress. and il is believed that the election OF
DAVIS sno the candidates OF the Houston Con
Eenuon Will result in the speedy restoration
OF Teas 10 her proper place in the Union
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Tie trout BILE in Baltimore about layiuz down
the Nicholson or other improved payemeuts
In hat city apps ars about TO be settled by an or
dinsnce which passed the FRS, Branch of the
Cry Counoil on Saturday, afternoon, provI.
oing that three-fsurths of the owners OF prop
erty binding upon any lane. street or alley ma
nave laid down any description of pavement
vrch they may desire by paving all the cost
except what would be incurred by the city in
layiI down the ordinary cobble stone pave
ment
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Trenton. At
- w nlte duck suits and shirts cut low in IN.
country. " ~
nrAt the recent examination ~ thu ry,,,-.,
sIty OF London, there were six SUCCESSFUL wo.
men csndida0ee. wv
~A new Jewish synagogue is buiidnv IN
LONDON. TO which Baron Rothschild c,utr,n-
ntes ef2o,0Oe. i''
~The croquet players OF Nor,h,m,,o,
nave formed the Western Massachus.tt. o.
quet Union. Woman sUfrages
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At the celebration of the anniversary OF IN.
discovery OF Kentucky or the Boone Centsn
niai' In Louisville, Archbishop SpsnIdinx of
Baitimsrs, will be the Chaplain; Chief Justice
"eoiEe Robertson. OF Lexington, orator; Gen
efai John u Breckenridge will deliver a Gu.
ioey on George Ryan Clark. and W. H. Wads
~o'n, OF Maysville. Kentucky, the address ON
paniei Boone and poem 10y George D. Prem
uce will be read
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~lt Is fully believed that there Is q secret
order OF IncendiaTtesi in California with men,
bers IN all parts of the State the object bang
burn the houses, churches and sch ools
which Chinese are educated, or where the
teachers OF Chinese reside
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commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren wsr.
married on Thursday At the residence of Tom
Thumos' mother, MRS. Strauon.) a, Yves,
Haven, Conn Tom Thumb and his pretty
hitie wife, once Miss Layinia Warren, the s,s.
ter OF the bride, acted As sroOm.man ana brides.
maid
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FeR The ACcoMMoDATIoS OF PERSONS
leaving the city durIng the summer months
they can have TIE STAR mailed to their
address, by ordering the same At the Office, for
nv cents per week. for one week or more.
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The New York ketAod,st OF las, week give.
returns Of the vote on lay delegation from .
very large number OF churches nsums nm
S,7Js yeas and 3,Oi2 nays
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The funeral OF the lste Hon. Henry ]. Raw
mond' OF the New York n~ss, will take place
to-day.
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From J. Shillington and from J. G.. Park.,
as tn street. We have Harpsrs' Basar for july
J. blanchard Il Monun send rs part (monthly
Psrtl Of ApIlet0a's Journal
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jesse ID. Bright has been renominate for the
kentucky Legislature by the democrats.
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BALL TUssIRS The re-
S suit of games between the Rad SIOUX
N1S and PHI iadel phis Clubs will b. reported at
ureL r. stauT ALT, 1e9 street, near oh, First
Ward 10 2l-2ts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR sALI-esx rsen.e TRAxE HOUSE. No:
Is IA! strsst, nser iises Also. Three .ecm.d
ss.' &c . land .n' e
Il nrst aoor. With Kitchen end bath room IN iks
fgs1II !: 81 so1 street between ii'S and isi.
FOR sRNT-A BRICK HOUSE,, i 80 9Th street.
fstS CO.. tx l. and srs. s:5d
EOR RlkTlA too ..ory !RAMI HOUSE. toer
e; 4! Az n Tacis ss:sa
.srs.s bssA.sn ID .ns .s,s .sgs.: ns.sa
SS ses month: in .dysnee The above House .ilI
~ iss:iss 3; NJ sIsis. {,
E'9Skk SAL SALE OF ExoHANdI-1s A0RRs 50.
GLIDING q. Gr.ndecs Building site In the District
q g, CSlu% 1 s, INQUIRE 81 OeAIG corner Of
and from >. n to 8, other days. : ~ isis.im.
FOR sALK-A cORNkR LOT, With Improve.
nsnt. &c son,sssi.s Of i've room House s;.bls
III Sssnss S1 s. .rs
and s III to 6.,;o R
~ PARLOR and BED boom Inquire st a26
Quired. Iels-St'
FOE RENT-HOUs. No ass @ street, nov oc-
II oupied by Messrs. Hughes, Denver q Peck:
suitable for ofees or dwelling house; pos.ession
q 90 Na. Ayr 18th street, bet veen Peun'a ave
sndH street. iel5 m
X R 8 A L E..
JOSHUA WHITNEY q COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AT decided bargain. BRIOb HOUSE, OF seven
rooms, in q desirable aud rapidly i'm growing 10
oaiity, large yard and woodshed, within half
square Of the cars. n net be sold within week
Apply JOSHUA WHITNEY CO..
Iei3 416 9TH street, between q and q
EOR RENT-rhe upper part OF HOUSE No
Il 4os Pennsylvanfa avenue, containing eiRh-
teen rooms, recently used o boarding house
Adjoining the United States Hotel, IL 10 q good To-
cation. Terms reasonable. Apply of HALLE A
CO.. on the premises. tInt& Chronl jela q
COUNTRY HOUSE, healthy location near city,
~ roony, desirabte partly furnished. Owner re-
tsins rooms, and wishes meals at present etabIe
and fruit: Address DR.. DANIEL BREED, Wasp
tngton, givir references. he IL avr
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n~OULD SODA WAITE AND PURE SYR
S UPS At FER0USONv DRUG STORE,
the soda trade from coanicting with the more i'm :.
p0ItAnt business Of d;:pensins medicines, sssist
the soda fountain Fifteen tickets for 81 cash
No soda sold Sunday. INV n In
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ASSOCIATION.

%LAHDLORD'S ASSOCIATIONS.
This Association will meet at Glagstt b Swes-
nsy . Rooms No Market Space. Psansyivxria
avenue, tetveep sth and oh streets. on WE'D
NKSDAY MKT, the ?st inst D., at s O'Clock d m
Tire Secretary :. report will be made. The Lsud-
lords of the District are respectfully invited to
attend. JOHN PURDi President
~NATIONAL JUNCTION RAILWAY.
by direction OF the Board OF Cor porators of the
National FUNSTON Railway Company, ordered
this 18th day OF June. 1852. the time TOR opening
eff the books Of sub.cri ption TO the capital stock
Of said Hationsl Jvnctieu Railway Company Is
here by post poned until further notice
LKtDWELL.
President Board Of or Dor ator-.
HALLsI kiLBoU RN, Secretary. je.l.t
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CLOTHING, DC.
TeEPoRlRr REm5ViI.

The Bsildius ~. nov ooeapy 20 sSsst 70 ..
Thoroughly renovated aad nProves Tor oar "a.
On seoeuss osths Es,.asir. Improvements -siss
will take plsee, vs will BE con peIlss 10
TEMPORARILY vAOATE THE BUILpIss
We hsv. tsis day rented. OF W B s,sss. NJ.
THE STORE. TxosrISG on 7rs srsrur.
USpER TVS AvxSUk HoUSE.
FOUR pooRssklov ouR Pxs,ssrsrass
VIZ sHAII sssoys THERETO.
OFT THURSDAY JULY Ior..
Our xsTIRK STOCK
nEss AND BOYS CLOTHING nc
Previ.us 70 rsnov.tins ~e h... r.s,,.
ALL wOOLLsS GOODS.
EXCEPTING TLssSELs.
II Order TO SAVE SOWING rHE.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE saoyL
AVAIL THEsssLNEs or rHE
OPPORTUNITY.
A. sAKs L. CO.,
sIT sEvEBr8 srRIrr,
N B-wE WILL A8AIs RsTURs TO Our
PsEsssT LOCALITY ON OR aBoUr auagsr
2sT-. I.Is,r
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l. y X 8 A l. 4

L o. 8 e
J T DYER 90,
0ffce-Corner Louisiana avenue And 9TH str.at
Nos. II La ave. and "a o 7th street
Six elegant new seven and ten room HOUSES
gas. bath and water fountains in front yard Prica
34Ice and S5.S0 Terms very easy
Two new BRICK HOUSES Of nine rooms each ..
all modern improvements Price So COZ; 80 s0i
'aeh. paIanCo monthly ly-St
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PERSONAL.

Ds:IH!oDonE aAHsnAN RKrovEc HIS
s. deer. .s s ~ s. = ::s. GA .'' y. -.
il pssvis fsd IL !, Se &c. 2, asssss
Sss s' ,,,s scs' ~, g sIs
~eod House. ~ '''N a''' door t. ,, ~
nOCfoR 9: BOND hes removes /. n, ssT
ee,r seg ~ - s1e Ma' Once sOur', ,or.
ems s.-ips AsTiCLss ps.itsd ,r * ~ as
L0An OFFICE and iatersst b-ag uupsie Tor 80
.so.A' ITO please call ~ once, If thsy ..h cave
80, sT1 P:sa.y,..a,s sS.ss.,
=! skMhpT Ter n.ains ~. hair grow. stopping
srsp..sS to order ss ssrrU ss'ss isls
nesr SIN. issin
SYPHIIIIIC AHp sCR0TyL0Us DISEASES
- AND ERgPfl0ns On Ter skIS thorough
sssw. o. BkTT5S, ssa i.irsst, Sst"e.n SIN ana
THAT MIsERABLK INPssTRR WOULD
"a h ssas your las. dollar and dIs.ps.,9, you Try
1 Sf ri hen =. .ss.s. 1sd
RBIDAL AND FUsERAL wREATHs.
- Boquets, Crosses, &C. preser, ed te r.tai their
n nsn form and color By Mrs 3 a NAY. sIs
in the most tasteful man ner my 5 Im'
ELoMKks EMBALMED 80 AS ALWAYS TO
s Issn her IN nst1r:, form and color: sy nARf
nor !, sse.Te And street We warrant our Giov
ers 10 retain their color. my Is In
sOO LARGE COLTS AND REMINoTOsr
Sharp s fss snS end
sTRApss', corner Of Bish and Prospect streets
Georgetown, and at n HOFFAy Jeweiry Store
53s Pennsylvania avenue, nesr IN Ct my5s-im'
NATHAHIIL WILSON.
ATTORNEY AT.LAw.
has REMOVED TO No. los r STREET,
my Ah NEAR 1rH.
1 ApIKs AND GRNfL1HEN CAN HAyI
~ Privste Consultations st l63 I street north
NER, Of the Ricord Hospital n. 5. IA gentle
t,euer seven years. experiences in this bar
de- JOSEPH TLINK fecemmends himself to
Bheometisn Sc, Of Old standing Hscures with
ont pain, once aes B, between ID ana 81 sts
Cent?, and Chiidrens Cast 81 0io,s,as,
re SSW stress. seiss etc 81 s
D. 800 Ninth street. above Pa. avenue.
The most sktiful and oIdest- established sdyer.
~ ss city, ha.: S sa
Irregularities may repose the str;etest oonsdenos
IN MIN; he guePntees thorough cure. His sees
the Doctor ann patents WISHING Bee no one bat
DHILOsOPHY or nARBIAGI,
new course Of Lectures, as delivered AZ the
.Sso . live 81 ana .ssa se
ye.ed The Gauss Of insisssti oG sssaisnos .ns
onh;ei M, n.sS scco1nted for' Marriage philo
Pocket volumes containing these lectures Will
seipt Of four stamps, Sy Addressing ssosir "a
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science 81
Broadway. New York. uair-ly
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rREPORT OF TIN CONDITION
UF TIE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
OF WASHINGTON,
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Al IN, Close 81 BssinssS on the 1851 % Jxne, 1859
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L A BARGAIN.

BAR0A AIN.
pEHcIs in sSs c SS, and most desirable RESI-
including bath room, With all the modern i'm
proSehents; outside wallis are Ia inches and parti
zion walls inches thick; house 10 nearly ne " and
built by day labor. and superinteldrd by the
owner stusuen on street, between I'd and Sd
ms property will be sold cheap. Inquire OF .
T:pfEH CO, No. II Louisiana avenue. cor
EOR SALE-A desirable FRAME DWELLING
u In Georgetows, b. o.; contains six rooms:
water and gas in the house; good neighborhood
Price u 500 For particulars apply to JOHN J.
ROGUE, heal Estate Broker, corner HiRh ana
Bridge streets, Georgetown. myS
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EARM FOB SALE.-We offer for sale a beautifr,
FARM, situated about one mile from Calas
vile. Montgomery county, containing ,tl arras.
hne large Brick Dwelling, new Barn, and ont
houses large proportion of fine meadow lana
All good state of eultiv alton, with abupdsncs
Of hne fruit. &c well wooded and watered This
Farm Is in an improving neighb ,rnood ana ~.
proximity to Washington makes il very de,irahie
property. For terms and particulars inauira oS'
fAWCETT VALBENAR
70 10 Real Estate Brokers 70 a., street
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LOB SALE.Ilegant country homo, fruit and
u garden FARM, i've mites from the city, IN
kILBOURN LATTA,
ep 1871 Corner 7th and St.
X Oh REET.BRICK HOUSE, on L street Be.
Il tWeen 18th aud 18th streets. Has rooms:
water and gas. Apply 70 SHELBY Q GUY, Pa,
ave-, between 10th end llth streets. myiitf
HOT WEATHER rs OOMTNG-Tf You want 70
= buy delightful Country Home. sX miles nom
tine city, cali soon, On KiLB0URH b LATrA,
corner Ith hnQ u. a-. myo
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A BEAUTIFUL L0oATEP COUNTRY sEAT

~ FOB SALE.
- oner my fABM Of S23s acres, situated on Good
Hope hill, near Anacostia, for sale cheap, before
removal to Prince Georges county THIS Farm
contains all Injuries within season such as straw
Wrriee peaches. grapes. apples. and varietie &c of
Washington, we'll As its healthy position cannot
be surpassed Price 81 500: one half cash; bal.
IeT-Im' CHA6. A. KRAUsE
E'0R PENTHOUSE No. 36s street, between
= Four.spd q half and Sixth streets near the
metropolitan Church. containing IL roems. Ap-
Ply to ) D McPH1kSON, Attorney, 1876 street
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COURTRY HOME FOB SAIL.

NEW HOUSE, Just finished. With from 10 to 50
acres OF No. garden and fruit lend. Il is a part
of Mr.. 8. +. 6ufts home plantation, which lie the
most beautiful place in Maryland, 81 miles from
Navy Yard Bridge. To good party IT will be sold
rooms, bay window. 40 30 Apply to or address
r. g. GKIME6. Silver Hill Post ONCE, MARY
land TCbfopiclo. Iutalli RarcerI NV aLlu,
, 1869-09-26
01
OHIO.
EntnI f.oal Accident mt Cxcstttne-A
Mother >sscFsItce. Her Own Life to
asAgr tll8lt Oh Her E2ltld-DcAIgn OF
llle Mcl'itcEa0s, Statue, ETC.


EntnI CoA1 Accident mt CFcstttnc-A
mothcr <ncrsTarex Her sksyu Life to
.m,..,,, -. ~. ,.s,,r s...,,. -
'AHse *nN& ~ AAc+ ~A'0-ku ~
lhe WcFhcFA0nS STATUES Etc.
snec,. Y,.-na,rh In ri. Ch,ca1o rr1hnpr
Nf~ 49, f~' ~ ..
eaksIHSe' ". sep! ~
4 most distressing accident occurred here
last Light about o'cpck. rcaulne 10 the death Of
Nrs, Uay1 t:as.tl, IN t.tlula,1e youur married
1sav snc rns a, he, INNS a,nna IN tro ,I,t,a
Snc ~ :" LEI !ou.E 80 tsoaG ~ tro HsLls
ts H., , KIT "es ~ II 1cse1n aso
~ s"e ~ '" 1u,ly ni.1n, ~ 1s!1ts.
hsr rha b,he N snn,e .nS
rnset n roa1 -, 1a,nn ne.r thern nm ne ta.e M
nj lie mn1hrr.s nI.ictv in shI.1 tfr l.,,1 the
rnrtepts ri tt,. 1au1 eG,1t~re1 ,'ra+ bar "a IN
IN irlinnt she nas .ny,.,,,1l in tiumes 11.r .n1S
fha,..1 na % ~" @et.', r. va niII h.eh ttSi W.
t%, WIZ Luz Luz taty Luz Gn1 ~ wa'ea Sae
~ Tbn 1toh.o- 49, r .. sno1 ~ n1,rc.ca N.
I'm Gao.irc wrhf ~ ,hs bnnsr. In, :; rss .n,ns
ninn,.s irf1r IN " cn1rs,s'.. ,.'a n1,sfr,' ~ ,ha
~, n n,ntt.r nlsra u1tI' hrr eh,tarsn hi az.
rnrafr }ser7'.1 +t.. sI1o-s a1,, x1nJnr. n3n,nw
se.n wss nrnt.n +h,.nrf ~ ~ th".n o,fs,Tn ~,
~ ,rtn,4n.nta .rnnnr teno, ~ ~ at
~ non ~, ~ ,,s.. nn ou ne noos,
!, upp stn .~,t,1.I.I ~. n"%.sr.r mi ~ 1nf
frr,nr vnI,H1, "a III to %r,ati thc crrnm- tn
etsnrcs Ar related aforr Sh.. liDrert.l in Crr.f
acIt,x at-,,f tsr hnr-s ic,rr ., ~ n.c1nrt hrnn
, 1869-09-26

purpose Ct controlling the election In the Pacific
Mail Company.
the lsr4tlltts 10 the city have organized AL In
migration Society for The puspoe: OF aiding peI-
sept Of their faith in Europe to cume to This
couptFT-
SA> francisco, Sept. a-The banks sill ~.
fute tb tetl gold ~ telcFraphc tf2nMert. tx
fTrss COMPANIES charge per cent to transport
gold Legal tenders fc11!pg II &c,
Tie GIanl Lodge Of Odd FelloEs postponed the
consideration ol Au amendment to the const1tu-
tlon, changing the title Of the Grand Lodge 10 the
Supreme Grand Lodge, until next Scasaon. TheT
adopted resolutions complimentary to The Union
Ceutf0 and Western Eac11c 3t8iHp4t!A-
SAN FKAkC1Eco, Sept 2a-At special meeting
OF the Chamber Of Commerce, last Might frsola-
tons fayot1ng postal telegraph, and reque1t!n&
our Congregational delegation TO adTocate the
sumo. Wcre adopted.
The Ciuc!nusu commercial party were prescni
ant Mtre Masnly welcomed. AessEB Hosea ao.l
buchanan addressed tde meeting 1os !9l1c1
pEtLented rts soI4llons from tue Cincnasn tnsm- T.
bcr OF Commerce, oorE1aiu1atlnG the people q
California upon The completion u the faelnc Hail.
reah, tic.
Leading citizens arc endeavonng 70 sec1Ie the
Organization uf III, International Immigrant Union
i, Il. rur1cr, cUnu.ander Of the 41eamsal
Cout!ncttxl. hence for Mexican ports. died Al sca
% ipfter was a. The Flrst omcer OF tho rebel steamer
Sletat doah, Ut The t!nc Ut the destruction OF the
Pacific whaling feet.
The Cntte.l St4tes Court To-day granted an H.
ju1sct1cn against several dentists oil the Good ear
fuflttet nhtclf suits.