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~INAUGURATION RECEPTION.

R
Tickets tor the InaU CUR alton Rece ption at che
Treasury Building ON the nisht OF the attn 81
march can be obtain ed at the Headaua Of the
at the follow ing places
Wizards Hotel Ebbitt House. National III oteI
Metropolitan Hotel, ~. smes' Hotel; W ashn Rton
House, or at the Union Hotel, Georgeto wn; at the
Music Stores OF kliis and MetzerOtt; aud at the
BoOk Stores OF BLANCHARD q Mobun. PHILIP solo
mons French Richardson. Mohun Bestor, and
shtllir gtoD.
The tickets are sic esch, AMI admit one gentle.
man and two Ladies 10 the Inauguration eceptiop
Dancing and Supper rooms
Gentlemen purchasing tic kets and ring in vi
fsii n cards for ladies obta ain them at the Head
quarters CT the General Committee, 4O7 street,
pear 1th.
Bv direction of SiYLES BOWEN. Chairman
Of the Committee on Invitation and sale of Tickets
T. l. TULLOCK.
fel5 Al Secretary General Committee
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DANhNOI IOI NOIIOES.
BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF foLUMRIa.sS
Nfhe city q Washington. on the srh dAy Of Jan
nary, lsos The undersis ned hereby gives notice
OF MS sppol ntment az sssignee of aENGRs NIUE
DIN. IN the city Of " shi ston. Wi thin said Ms.
tict, who has been I'D udsed bsnkrupt- Don their
" Position by the supreme Court & sais Dr.
trict. GEO MAsfIN Alton,
w IihNoN flty Hall. Assignee.
IN BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, a.
Az the Clty OF Washington, the Srh day Of
January, lcos. The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment ss assignee OF n aw KIHs
fAiLOk, in the city of Washington withis
said District, who has been sdJuSged q bankrupt
uI3n his own petition, BY the Supreme Court Of
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-L Lev,
feo l-lswSw City Hall. Ass gnee
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TIE TENTH GRAND BALL OF THe GIN
LIN fkfkN D>h1P ASSOCIATIONS a
VIII De given AZ Prot R1s--ll's BAnriug -
tCsdemy. on Penn. syekus, betgeen l7th ~
aud 18th street. IN r.zXA
MONDAY. FEBRUARY I5rH Is6a
1lck'-ts One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and
ladies' SO ...
4 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL TEN
u ..red ~ the cit Iens Of "a sshiuetou 4 -
tie Conductors Of the 1th street Railroad
no were relieved from outy F-truArv lsf r.
The Bal 20 take place h 10th # fshruary =
~ 'arusi : sal0oB. e.. rfer nth aud q q.
Tickets : 4, admitting gent ems IN ana IA. ia
tAEI. T..E con- fTTEr
MsJor RishArcs Gen sam a Re- On
Robert Ball sarI- us
Sspt :. Gedney. Capt Tom stackpoIe.
Lonsf Thomas Lloyd
Lieut. Johnson. Peter n nonagsn,
y. A Boswell. Cant p DnI.n,
,,1i gslnes Davis, Col I. FLORENCE,
nsler Nhite, W. n ia ks0n,
wIllism Laskey, Justice walt.r
John Bird. can't a a sbekau
W wright, David BrOuehton.
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uY current market rates.
LEWlS JOHNSON & co Bankers,
lie is Penna ave and 10th street,
"A BEAUTIFUL STEREOSCOPIC EXHI
US BlTIONwith Instructive LECTURE and
origin al POETIC READINGS. including III onor
10 our Workmen." and Appeal OF an Irish
nile In the basement Of ST STEPHENS'
CHURCH corner Pennsylvania avenue and 25th
street, on 5IH and 6r1 instants at n, o CLOCK
I'm Admission, IS cents, children, is cent?.
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NOTICE TO CASH BUYERS OF DRY GOODS

Having completed our inventory, we shall place
on our retail counter this morning the whole of
ur SPblNG and WlNTEB STOCK. which IL is
our determination TO close out, and that NAV : y
20 without delay. we shall offer, in GREATLY
kFDCCED PhlCES, an immense opportunity 10
cash buyers.
DGREAT JOBS ON REMNANT coUNrER.
Bleacted and Brown O0TTONS very low
wv. SELBY AGO,
felO colt 1913 Pa avenue, south side.
Sun. Chron and Herald
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art GAL LERY
SOC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
RETKElN NINTH AND TEkTH RrRHRr

ART GA LERY
SOC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BETwElN NINTH AND TENTH STREET
choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS. Oar.
man, French, English, and American CHRdMOs:
F6Sfs' 9ss 6s
roysl .nd sauare PioTURK FRAMES. CORDS
Picture Frames mad. to order: Prioe. mod.
ate u Avs SMITH,
&C WY Proprietor.
pRoFs. kREIe' DANCING ACADEMY,
aotel. We would respectfully ANNOUNCES thai
such price. s .S the IL ns. sSR
Nth the prices Of other Professors g the city Csli
on Tuesday and SATURDAY. from 81. so'SlT.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY .from 10 10 O'Clock In
ocsltf "
RAIL- COSTUMES.
splendid assortment Of Lsdi.., ana Can't,
Fsncy' Comic and Chsrarter snd Party Dresses Al
r...,u HARRY DONOHUks,
Cal eAils and secure your Dresses for the oou-
'ns AafhNals- g. 2w'
/. MOxLEY,
FANCY DRESSES And DOMISOEs,
For Ladies Gentlemen, and Children.
No 445 TENTH STREET.
Second door worth of street. Jsi2 IN
tSoR RFNT-FANCY BALL CDSTUMEs-
The sppers wardrobe % . well known Actor
osn lie bird for Balls OF Dramatic Eut.rtsin.
ns ,h IN exhibition at the southsest corner OF
NARINI's FASHIONABLE DAsCINg
w n. be,~.s, s s,S .id n
IS Row open for reception OF Pupils For
sMuon isr apply st the Academy for circu
Days 81 Tuition. FOR Misse. .na M.sser.-ru.,
nff y, I9 Gsr.ls and sStITday firm
lrda. from to 10 .. A. ls-u
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SPlCkR'S BUTTER STORE,
- ass 9th street, between and r.
5000 lbs NEW YORK BUTTER, Just rece red
at wholesale and retail Prices low fe Is Ims
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CHAFPIELDD FRENOH CONFlCTIONRRY
- AND SALOON,
gao RENNsYL vANrA AvRyCR.
Between 18th and 18th streets.
OYeT1RS, GAM AND REFRESHMENTS
Furnished q my Saloon at all hour.
furnished at the shortest notice and the Attest
style; also, Table Ware and ExIerienced Walters
de2-m JOS. II. oHAFrIELD.
CARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
THE LARGEST STOlKi
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS, ,
THE MOST KEASONABLE PRIC6S.!'
WM. o. MITCHBLL a Co.,
Over Perry Bro. D
Ja3-U Dry Goods establishment.
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0cO. i. CUMMINS,
W sl1 SEVENTH STREET,
All EXTENSIVE BOOT AND suoc uor
Where the public may nnd, always, ma ~,
want" and that OF the best Quality. s~s'
eDVEEfK STREET
: fs,Ss d''" south Of Z and Northern n.rl.s.
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ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE MAIL"
Paper containing the News, the princip pal Leaf
rs, q well tieeeted Summary, and all interesting
matter from The Tunes and 10 thus rendered avail.
able In cheap form, for persons residing abroad or
IN the colonies.
The days Of publication are Tuesdays and Fri.
Gays, In the Afternoon, sHd the price 10 Sd per
copy. or Sd. O week, post free
Subscribers can obtain 1.-THE MAIL" through
Newspaper Agents, or may have IL from the Pub
Usher, on pre- payment, at Printing House square,
LONDON. 10 s. law6W
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vNAUGUBATIeN BADGES, new and beautiful
article woven IN silk, with fine portrait of Gen
eIal ant, and National Devices. The attention
Of Clnbs, Associations, and Committees especially
invited to this appropriate article for the Insugu
ration. Just received at SHEPHERO WHIT
AkERs, corner 7th and D streets. Cali aud see
tnem fe Is -tmha
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A SUBSTITUTE FOB COAL OIL
THE NEW ILLUMfNATOR
Ibe manufacturers Of this new safe. and eco
Domlcal illumination beg leave ia introdu cling this
article to the public to offer for their
the following statement OF facts. viz
II IS the Cheapest Illuminator in use.
II does not smoke the chimney
II does not burn and crust the wick
II will not OK plode for illuminating pur poses
II gives more than double the light Of Kerosene
1t leaves no greasy deposit on the lamp, like x e.
1t can be burned in a sick room without uuples,-
ant smell, even if turned down to the lowest point
GIVE 1T A TRIAL
Dealers literally dealt with
23i Se'e nth street, between NJ aud N.
Iell-lw' B. HOLMES.
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I Aw, REAL ESTATE. AND COLLECTION
IL OFFICE
F. ONION,
Removed to second door from the corner of e
street, NAV Building,D Seventh street
opposite the General Post Once
Farms in Virginia and Maryland for ga G.
Houses and Lots In Washington and Georgeto wn
for sale or rent,
Property sold on long time or exchanged
Special attention paid to collections fe Is eo2tA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-19

China, by a line TO start from Bang
kok, and run through Siam and Cam
bodia to Saigon, and be prolonged 70
Cape st. James or Cape Paradan, and
thence by submarine cable to Hong
Kong.
The consumption of four In Paris,
during the year 1858, it Is reported,
amounted to 456, 600, coo pounds, equal
to 5,0OO,O 900 pounds of bread.
Extensive coal mines, it Is report
ed, have. been discovered on the east
ern shores OF the Caspian Sea, by the
scientific exploring parties sent out
by the Russian Government.
The Central American States, it is
reported, have established a national
currency in accordance with the stand
ard of purity, weight and denomina-
tons of the coin of the United States.
The grain trade, by way of New
Orleans, is reported to be very -four
ishing, and the elevator warehouse is
very busy in transhippihg wheat and
flour from the barges to the vessels en-
gagged in expectation to Europe.
The London Times continues to
demand from the House of Lords an
immediate submission to the popular
viii, with reference to disestabIish-
ment and disendowment. The arti-
cles are pointed and positive. Asthe
Lords must surrender, they had better
do so early and gracefully.
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A Weather Prouhet.

Capt. Saxhy, of the Royal Navy,
has called pubic ATTENTION to the fol-
lowing facts which, If verified by
results, will prove a curious instance
of q prl0ri reas0ning: ss
At 7 am. on the ensuing October 3,
the moon viii be at the part of her
orbit, which is nearest the earth; her
attraction viii, therefore, be at its
maximum force. At noon the moon
will be on the earth's equator, cir
cumstance which never occurs with
out marked atmospheric disturbance;
and at 2 pm, the same day lines
drawn from the eartlIls center win
cut the sun and moon in the same are
AZ right ascension. The moons at
traction and the suns win, therefore,
be acting In the same direction. In
other words, the new moon viii be on
the earth's equator when in perigee,
and nothing more threatening can
occur of high tides and destructive
storms.
Sir John Hersehel has said that no
man Jealous of his reputation viii be
a weather prophet. The foregoing
prediction. which assumes to be
grounded GA ascerfaining physical
facts, is given with an air OF perfect
confidence, and may be tested IN
the ensuing autumn.--i.0ndoa Times,
June 4, 1869.
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NEW YORK.
interesting items Of AZ Sorts.


NEW YORK, July 1.-THE brig
Able y. HarGable was capsized by a
tornado on Long Island Sound yester-
day. Two seamen were drowned.
The same tornado blew dawn house
at Port Chester, tore up trees, and
did other damage tkeie 1T also. blew
down two houses in Brooklyn, un-
rooted four others, and did other
damage. No lives were lest,
There were four cases Of sunstrnke
here and three in Warwick yesterday,
The cOrOner'S jury at Port Jarvis
has found James Griffin guilty Of
culpable negligence for not attending
to his duty as engineer of the freight
train, thereby causing the death of
Rev. Mr.. Halleck and others. Grif-
fin has been arrested. The Erie Com
pany have settled with the injured
parties on the latTer.s' own terms. 8
TIVE hundred Cuban patriots on
Garden Island refused to disperse
Wednesday,, ana an additional force
was sent over by Marshal Barlow.
No violence contemplated. Very hot
this morning.
The Steamship Rhine from Bremen
has arrived.
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Portable decorative Pain,iags.

A Frenohman proposes to do away
with the nuisance of fresh paint in
dwellings by preparing decorative
paintings in shops or factories, selling
the same by the yard and pasting it
on walls like paper hangings. To pre-
pare it, Mr.. Lasche, the inventor,
takes thin tin foil, spreads it on glass,
forming thus a smooth ground upon
which be Raints Or eQlors in oil, either
plain or eFi1amefltaB as on walls or
Wainse0ts. After drying, the surface
IS vanished, and the foil with its flm
is removed fVm the glass. When
ready for hanging, the wall or surface
to be decorated is covered with some
water-praof mixture, the new cover
ing is out aud applied, the flexible foil
allowing it to follow all the irregular
tiles of the wall mouldings without
cracking the paint film.
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NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, July 1s.-A special
dispatch from Havana yesterday gives
the following additional Mexican
1iontez will probably be made Min
lister Of Justice.
Gen. EscObedO has been granted four
months leave OF absence, to look after
his property, which has been injured
bv the incuTsions Of Vargas,
fThe new Minister from Italy VIII be
received soon by the Government.
Preparations are being made for the
celebration in September Of the COM
pletion of the public branch of the
Vera Cruz Railroad.
Chief Justice Chase IS in the city.
On Friday last several parties were
arrested and locked up in Ludlow
street iail on charge Of counterfeiting.
1t is reported that several gentlemen,
heretofore considered respectable bus
Ines, men, are implicated. Names
Are withheld for the present, at the
request Of the police,
The FroliO, which received the OIL
GERS and crew of the school snip sara
tOga, at lower quarantine, which ar
rived from Havana a month ago, IN
fected with yellow fever, was released
Yesterday and proceeded to Brooklyn
navy ward. The Saratoga is still de-
tanned at quarantine.
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NASHVILLE.
Surveying Of Line Of Ra,,, sad- Decis on
OF the ArblFai6fs Of Stale Prison
Sfaek Ete

Stuthr EASs
NASHVILLE, july 17.-Gen. stew
art and Mai. Foster, engineers, are
surveying a line of railroad, from
Lebanon, Tenn, to the Kentucky
State line, the ultimate object of which
is to construct a road to connect with
the one coming from Kentucky, and
giving Ia closer connection WITH
Cincinnati. The preliminary survey
showed a cheap, practicable route,
with an easy crossing Of the Tennes-
see river,
The aLbitratGis, 10 whom vas re-
fefred the valuation of the stock Of
the State prison, owned by Wood and
Briggs, leSsees, and to assess compen-
satiOn for giving up the contract by
the Iessees, have come to a decision.
They award the leSSees $500, 900.
This money must be paid from
the treasury At dI early ddy. Bonds
to the amount Of S243,000 have been
issued to the East Tennessee Univer-
sity, and the University will obtain
from the same $780, 600. 1t was
originally a donation by the General
Government 10 Tennessee fOran AgTi-
cultural College.
A report Is current that few nights
ago the pastor Of one Of the leading
churches here brutally beat his
daughter, young lady grown, with
a COW hide, ana Was caused to desist
by couple of gentlemen who were
attracted to the house by her screams.
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Artasian Fisheries.

\ wonderful novelty is now an
nounced in Algeria in the shape Ofar
tesian fisheries. A well lately sums
at Ain Sala, L. the depth Of farty-four
meters, threw up not only large body
Of water, but, to the great surprise Of
the engineers, an innqmeral quantity
Of small fish. These subterraneOus
verterbrR are described as being, on
an average, half an inch in length and
resembling whitehall, both in ap-
pearance and taste. From the fact of
the sand extracted from these wells
being identical with that which forms
the head of the Nile, il Is concluded
that an underground communication
must exist between them and that
river.
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New Plan for Preserving Wood.

The use of creOsote, or sulphate of
copper or iron, for preserving wood,
are omen tO obje1tlons which unfit
their embl0Sment for fioorings or or
namental wood work, the tirst-pamed
leaving q permanent, disagreeahle
smell, the latter diseoloring the wood.
Borax Is now found to be admirably
adapted for keeping such from decay.
The preparation is simple, and con-
sists in fmmersing the wood in a sat
urated solution of bOraX, which Is
then heated to two hundred and
twelve degrees Fahrenheit, Thewood
Is left for ten or twelve hours, the
time depending upon the density and
size of the planRs, When taken out,
the boards are stacked until dry, then
re-immersed in a weaker solution of
the salt for a brief time, dried again,
and are then ready for use, Boards
thus prepared are practically indies
tructable from rot, and are nearly in
combustible.
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NEW YORK.
important Suit Cholera in Jersey City
Mere Arrests, --cahan Fiiiibusters.

NEW YORK, July H.-In the case
of Gould d Fiske VS.. the Directors of
the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad, and Others, before Justice
Barnard, by which a contempt of pro-
ceedings was instituted against some
of the Directors, the proceedings were
adjourned until October.
The cholera has made its appearance
in Hoboken and Jersey City, and few
cases in this city.
Edward Laurens and son were ar
rested to-day on the steamer Rhein,
from Bremen, on her arrival, charged
with absconding with large amount
Of money from Germany. e
George Watts, another money lend
er of Wall street, was bailed to-day on
the charge of usury.
The Cubans on Gardner's Island
surrendered quietly last evening to
Capt. Webster and marines and were
this morning brought to the navy
yard. Among them was a reporter of
the Tribune. Neither Col. Ryan nor
1t. Col. Currie were captured. They
will probably all be discharged.
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ST. LOUIS
Arrival OF HeA { L. Perkins and Lieuts.
Cooper and Ford en- Fegte for New Mex
iea--Heayy storm at leAiRgtoH, No., ca
Wednesday last

Arrival OF nea. ( l. Perkins and Lieuts.
coouer and Ford en- route for New Mex
lea--Heayy Storm at lexiHgtoh, No., ca
Wednesday last
ST. LOUIS, July ls.--HlOn. +. l..
Perkins, Secretary Of New Mexico,
and Lieuts. Cooper and Ford, agents
Of the Puebla Indians, arrived here to-
day, en- route for New Mexico.
The guage Of the Kansas Pacific
.,ailroad was changed to-day during
the hours of I am. and pm. The
distance is 30S miles. This is said 10
be the greatest days work ofa similar
character that was ever done.
The storm which was reported as
having occurred at Lexington, No,
on Wednesday last, amounted to a
tornado, and swept over portions OF
Clay, Ray and Lafayette counties, do
ing very great damage.
At Lexington, the Catholic Church
was wholly and the Presbyterian
Shurch partially unroofed. Quite a
humber Of pFiSate houses lCst roofs
and were otherwise damaged, and
trees, chimneys, fences, etc, We're
blown down. All the saw mills in
the river were unroqfed and their
ehimneys knocked down,
Similar damage was done at Dover
and Waveriy.
At Richmond, Ray county,
the storm was very severe, the
Courthouse was unroofed and con-
siderably damaged. The Chris
tian Church, new building not
fully completed, totally demolished,
the Methodist Church wass unr0oied
zL6 ons Of the ends blown in, the
Shaw House was Very badly injured,
around the square a large number Of
buildings We're blown down, unroofed
or otherwise seriously injured, and
scattered about through the city
dwellings, business houses, etc, were
demolished, unrOOfed and otherwise
injured. Corn fields, wheat fields
orchards, fences, etc, through th'
country We're frightfully damaged.
aCuses torn t. pieces, and devasta
lion so entire as to be incaleulable
In Clay county the storm was terrible
wheat, corn, fruit trees, forest tree
and fences went down before 1t, anC
the country on its line Of march wa
filed with ruin,
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FOREIGN.
Ministerial Appointments BY Emperor
Napoleon.


PARIS, JulyIs.-The official Journal,
De L'EHEDire, to-day publishes a de
cree Of the Emperor containing the
following appointments: Minister of
Interior, De FORBADE La ROguelta !;
Minister of Justice, Deweiger; Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, Anyergne;
Minister Finance, Pierre Mayon;
Minister of Commerce, Alfred DerouX; /;
Minister of Public Works, Giesier;
Minister of Marine, Admiral Gen
Guile; Minister of War, Marshal Neil;
Minister of Public Instruction, Bour-
bean; Minister President Council
State, Chasseloupe. ~ ..s
QUEENSTOWN, July 1S.-The team
ship Colorado from New York, has
arrived.
LONDON, July Traditional ad-
vices from Rio Janeiro represents
that the Allied army in Paraguay
after their recent victory, advanced
to Villa Rica, and at last accounts
commanded all approaches TO that
place.
President Lopez has declared the
Consuls of France and Italy deserters.
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CINCINNATI.
HeayY Balm Storm, etc.

CINCINNATI, July lS.-Heavy rain
storm to-day, with much thunder ana
lightning, The fall of rain l.9j
inches. The house of Mr.. DAILY, in
the 18th ward, was struck by light
ming and his daughter, seventeen years
old, instantly killed, and his wife and
boy shocked, There was muck damage
from overf1owed cellars, and one horse
drowned in Sycamore street, Patrick
Doyle vas drowned from falling from
4 barge In 18th ward
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BY TELEGRAPH.
oissaiehss % he sOuthassts'a Press Ass0eiaiion-
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
Resources and Liabilities National Banks.
TypoaraDhiea Union Affairs.

TYPOGRAPHICAL ohltH FitaHs'
WAsHINGToS, July lS.-ResOurces
and liabilities of North Carolina Ma
tional Banks on the 18th of June were
50. .692. 900 90, capital stock 1893, 600 90,
specie $4,000 90, and legal tender
notes s254, 900 90.
At meeting of the Typographical
Union Ofthis city, last evening, it was
resolved that the Constitution be
amended so that the number of APP
prentiees at the government Office be
increased with the desire of the Con-
gressional printer. Further consider
alton of the case Of cOlOred compost
tor Douglas was almost unanimously
postponed till next stated meeting in
January next.
The following has just been pro-
mulgated by the Secretary TO the Army
Of Tennessee:
[" Washington. July 10.
- To the Officers OF the Army Of the Ten
neSsee;
.s You are respectfully notified that
in accordance with the provisions
made at your annual meeting, the
Fourth Annual Review Of the Society
OF the AEulA b4 kAAC ACAAiiCooONs VII
be held AT Louisville, KY, on the 18th
day OF November, 1863, at ten O'Clock
T. tl.a fhyepocn. Every officer who
has. at any time, SerYeq with
honor in the army and department Of
the Tennessee, is, by the Constitution
entitled 10 membership, and 70 all
such an earnest request is extended 10
be present. Business of unusal i'm
pOrtance will claim the attention of
The society at this meeting, aud il IS
hoped there viii be r full attendance
gttHe local cGlAmitteo Il GIarlAngements
1t louisville, to he selected, will
make all needed preparations for the
meeting and give notice
Signed JOHN \. ItANLlN>,
tPresideui.
"I,. NJ. DAYTON, Secretary.
4. HICKENLOoPER, Cor. SECRETARY.
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The multifarious purposes to which
paper has already been applied would
seem to have heer indefinitely
increased by ii Mi" Payy's new
texture secured by an English
patent. We are not informed of the
components of the material, but they
are Said to he some animal and veget-
able substances never before used.
When reduced to a pulp, and bleached,
the completed fabric is a sort of felt,
of extraordinary pliancy, hexibility
and strength. 1t can Nbe sewed with
the needle as tightly as woven fab
rics, and already table cloths, quilts,
shoes and petticoats are in market, sll
made from the new material, D.