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JUSTICES BLANKS
d at the STANDARD OFFICE.
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CIaypOOl * NnclSey,
GROCERS.

Corner Of Paint and Wafer Streets,
CHnLIcoTHE, Ono,
Will furnish goods of best quality, and at fair
prices They solicit orders from the business
men of Jackson and surrounding counties.
May 10, 1867
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Lock HAVEN, PA.
Messrs LIPPINCoTT & BAKEwEIL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gents We have been using your make of
Gang Saws in our Mill, and find them, in point
of quality, superior to any we have ever used.
Yours, &c. SHAW, BLANCHARD 81 co.
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Send to J. W. P. JENKs, A. NJ, Middleboro,
~ Mass for Circ,im Of The Seiect Scientific
Coarse n ieirce Aca4emy, including French,
adapted TO both sexes from The ages Of II to 18.
Number Of pupils limited to 50 New classes
formed Sept. IL. $50 per quarter Of 10 weeks
lights. Cheapest school in the United States for
It's advantages.
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IT NEBRASKA.-Its Soil, Climate g. People, A
~ pamphlet for 2je. Address CROPSEY g.
Balm, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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l. wonderful book it shows how either sex
can faseinate any one they wish, instantly. (All
possess this power.) It teaches how to get rich.
Alchemy, DR., Dce's and Aliens Cabalia, Bind
ings, SOrceries, Incantatons Demonology Mag
ic Mesmerism, Spiritualism. Marriage Guide,
and thousand other wonders. Sent by mail for
70 cents. Address T. WILLIAM IL CO., Pub
fishers. South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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WORDS OF WISDOM for Young Men on
w the Ruling Passion in Youth e. Early Man
hood, with Selfhelp for the erring and unfor-
tuuate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Phila., Pa.
ASK your Doctor or Druggist
FOR SWEET QUINlNE - it equals (bitter)
Quinine. Mfd by STEARNs, FARR & Co. Chem
lists, New York.
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8Rm AarertaenIents.
SteubenVille, Ohio, Female
Seminary,

Delightfully."- situated on the banks Of the Ohio.
Forty years IN successful operation, Unusual
advantages in solid and ornamental branches.
School year Of forty weeks begins SEPTEMBER7
1869. Entire expense about $500 week Ttcsn-
g-Gre per cent deduction for daughcrs nj miistcrs
Send for Catalogue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY,
DID, LII. D., Superintendent, or REV. A. NJ.
REID, A. NJ, Principal.
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GRAND ARMY OIL REPt BLuCRr,x,ox

CINCINNATI. May I2-The National En-.
campMeb., Grand Army Of the Republic, met
to-day. The hall was decorated with banners
having long list Of the names of battles on
them. The private exercises commenced ab,ut
noon. General W. Ii. Baldwin delivered the
address OF welcome, 70 which General Chan
man responded.
General Logan called the Convention 70 or
oet. hes. Dr. uisn offered prayer, after
which General Logan delivered an address
referrlrg 10 the organizing OF the lnion army
and the peaceful disbandment Of the same as
me most remarkable In history. He congratu-
lated the Order on It's success and urged h,s
comrades TO foster II n. p. Chapman, Adlu-
tant tfeneral. read his report: which was re-
ing.
Al the ball members only were admitted In
the evening. public meeting was he'd al
wesley chapel. and an address delivered nv
Rev. VIM. j. Arnshaw, Cha plain of the Ma
uonal Military Asylum. Short add resses vers
maoe oy Gen. Logan and Gen Warren Keifer.
and battle-hymn OF the Union sung Several
bands furnished music.
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THE PHlLAbkLPHsA SMUGGLING
CASE

PHILADHLPHIA, May l3.-An Investigation
OF the articles seized on board the steamer Ju-
nnta, from New Orleans via Havana, shows
that sixteen thousand cigars had been am ue
gled by some Of the under officers OF the
steamer. Their discharge was ordered on the
gIoono tnat tne goods, which were on the ship 8
manifest, properly belonged 70 her stores
and as such were not subject to seizure
II Is also said that the Purser owing
10 some dimculty with the company's onicers,
growiEg out OF the cigar business, had rendered
ms resignation, and was leaving the ship with
the brandy, gin, &c. which he claimed as his
own property, when they Were taken possess
sion OF; Tne matter has been reported 10 Col.
lector Moore, who will institute a strict in YES.
ugatlon.
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DEATH or CONSUL McOoLLKY.-rhe steam
snip Henry Cbauncey, which arrived n New
YORK on SATURDAY., brings the sad in teI lieence
that Mr. James II. McColley, the American
consul AT Callao. died Of yellow fever al Lima
on April 18th. Mr.. McColiey was a native of
tnis state son OF Rev. Trusten r. McColley,
OF Milford, and q brother.ip-law of fhe Hon
George r. Fisher. OF Washington. He has
been consul a. Cailao for some years and. IL is
said, had proved a most valuable and eff cient
omeer Another consul was recently sppoint-
ed 70 the same place, but Mr. McCotlev'e on :
cial record was SO good that the ne W appoi tee
was assigned 10 another port and Mr.. McCol-
ley was allowed 70 retain the place from which
he has been so suddenly removed by death
WILMINGTON (Dell Commercial
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REJECTED LOVER TRIES TO MIR
DEk HIS SWEETHEART, ANDKILLS
HIMSELF. As<S

NAw YORK May I3-This morning at ,
O'Clock, a young man, named Talbot, a rejected
lover CT sister of Mrs Flynt residing at tbe
corner Of Montague Terrace and Montssns
street, Brooklyn, entered the bed room OF the
young lady and fired pistol a. her while she
was lying In bed The ball grazsd her temple
and passed through one of her hands Tsipo,
tnen ran back TO his room, shot himself through
the head, and Immediately expired
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The New Yors money market Is without no
able change. the supply beng equal 20 he DE-
nand 8; slx and seven per ssnl., the latter IS
;be railing rate. Commercial paper Is oGie; ~
seven 20 nine per cent tor prime scceptances-
he government bond market rs generally
steady, and on some issues nrm.
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THE LONDON TINES on THE aI,-
RAMA TREATY

LONDON, May lS.-The Fta.s to-day has an
editoTiai article on The rejected Alabama rrea y.
wherein IL rs asserted that The Government 81
Great Britain. N submitting 70 an arbitration
on the question az all. con ncaded everything
tnat was originally demanded or expec;sd by
the American people, and everything thai n
was possible 70 concede
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uBU roRK-vtRsr poApn
Balunsrs Marsess, rs-Say,

BALTIMORE. May i3.LCotton unchanged
Flour quiet and steady. without change m
proe wheat dull and weak: Valley red a.
~ i.Ss>2. ~. Corn firm: receipts small: prime
white etasl; prime yellow, sIss2. Oats dull;
prime. g; Western Maryland light. 7uas3 Rye
dull and nominal ~ ~ 35aei.45. Provisions
unchanged. whisEey quiet but firm, win out
change OF prices
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JUDGE kDMuNps ArroINrKp CITY Posr.
NAsTHR--Postmaster General Cresswen hsv-
ing sent to the President the name Of Hon. J.
II. Edmunds to be Postmaster for this city, the
nomination was approved by the President,
and to-day sent to the State Department, in
order that his commission may be prepared.
The commission Will probably be sent 70 the
President by Secretary Fish tomorrow, and
Mr. Edmunds Will shortly enter upon The dis
charge of his duties, relieving Col. Alexander,
the present incumbent.
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Wall street Te-dav.

NEW YORK, May i3-Stocks strong. Money
easy al "a per cent Sterling Excbange. q
Soio, > 5-so's, lS,2. coupons, a. Nor N
Carolinas, CO.. do. new. S. Nirglnia's, eH-
coupon, D =; do. new, 81.
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EUROPEAN NEWS By CABLR.-Sir John
CHAMPION. the British Minister 20 Spain ia $
asked TO be recalled. In the Spanish CORES
yesterday an amendment 10 the Constitufion
was proposed oy the Republicans 10 the effect
that all the powers emanate from the nar,on
and all persons 10 whom they are entrusted
must be elected by, and held responsi bic no.
tns people. Prim approves ofthe petition for
There Is much agitation In Paris in conse
quence Of the elections. Four public meeting.
IN different parts of the city have been dis
persed by the police. Dispatches from L,spon
show. mat the political discontent in Portugal
mas terminated il serious disorder in the capi
tai. plot against the Government in on foot
Inc consIirators have been tampering villa
the garrison Of Lisbon. In the North Germsn
Parliament the bill for the payment Of the dele
gates came up for a third reading and. after a
protracted debate was rejected
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FATAL ACCIDEyT

WILLIANePoRT, PA Nav I3.-Mrs Aptho-
ny. OF Lock Haven, was run ever and killed
.o-oay py Dr. Lickenthaier, who was driving
at furious pace through the streets OF nm
town.
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TELEGRAPH LINES WORKING By
AIMOSPHERlC ELECTRICITY

fHILAD1LPHIA, May I3.-At this moment.
= ~ p. m, the wires Of the Western Un,on Tel
egraph Company are working without bate
RES, especially between Philadelphia and
rittsourg.l being charged with electricity from
the atmosphere alone.
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OPEN EvBRY DAY THIS WEEK.
THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART.
The eRAHDEeT TRIUMPH OF INGENUITY,
ASH TIdN THE EysR n1sT TNFR6BtaEbs f26ThAE bsTaIBI
'0A' iah PHbLfS. LAfSS'h'0A'
This Novel and Beautiful exbi bition consists of
hoDlLs OF EHTIEE CITIES AND VII
Lsndscspes. sss and River Vows, Battle Scenes
IisUrss and fsrSons. sniiS:nea vstS SepressnsS o.
tions Of Shipping Meohanism. and the fnseunity
s1. consist! 81 ore sSsn Ss
$4,000 cARvrR R6bSIs HSXlsG LIrs-L1kE
shssS Go.ss Swine.
II srd: 81 . H. IT,
.sIip.ions 'siso. Csrved Models OF Entire VILLAGES
T. motion in fact this True and Wsndsrfai ins *.
hibition may 10 Justly sty led
AwORLD WITHIN A WORLD.
the SUM- 1ss's EdSS and sns s.l AMID AND
% s'sss Il. to the citizen. of
;b ,bi: city the Msnsssr feels confident IN saying,
Ifsre and Ssinra G no ERSibitioa aoa
tSs uay ~. sos sSs
Mechanic, and school for the Artist, having en-.
and toneon Tor the les. nc forty l
Yanoram,s sink into insignihcance when com
are produced neither by nor O1
scene pain.inss but b. the nost finished models. 10
hsnd and are regulated and moved By the mo.t ~
intf1cate machinery. Good Music, both vocal and
Tickets SO Cents. No extra charge for Reserved
SAffiNEss "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
myl-u G. PARaER. Business Manager.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Aitsrnssn's Dispatches.
THE ELECTION IN PROVIDENCE.
The Sprague-Brewn Ceutes,-0efe., ., ,h.
>Prague Candidate-Reiei On
the Anti-Spragae Party.

the Antt-SpraEae Party.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Star.l
PRovIpRNCR, K. l., Nay IS.-It was eNpect-
ed that the N municipal election that took place
here yesterday would be an exciting one. As
the Sprague and Anti-SpTague men had made
an issue on the Esyoralty. but the wlthdra Wal
OF the Sprague candidate diminished the in ter
est OF the contes'. The candidates for Mayor
were q gorge l.. Clarke, Republican; Thos. A
Doyle, Sprague Republican, and Nicholas ' an
Slyck, Democrat. Tuesday evening Doyle pub.
nsned letter Withdrawing from the canvass.
ffiends made rally and put IN shout I,,pB
votes, hoping 70 throw the election, ss tn. vote
was Hsni. The movement was Z failure
Cisrke was elected by l,ils ma ioritv over all,
ne vote standing Clarke, 3,s07: Doyle, f,2iI:
Van Slyck, -35. City Council - mainly Re-
publican. The Anti Sprague men sre iublIant
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New York Flour and Grain MARK, 70

NEW YORK. May I3.-Elour less active. %
inchanged an price. Wheat duh and dro.
ing. Corn shade firmer
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE EEsIoENT-The
following appointments were made by the
President to-day:
Addison Low - be Supervising Inspector
OF Steamboats, for the I'd district, and Samuel
Houston to be Supervising Inspector for he
9th district.
VIM. H. Rainey TO be Collector of Customs
for the district of Brunswick, GA.
J. B. Gould TO be u. s Con al =. B!rmlng-
ham. England.
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NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CoNykurroN.-yhe
Society was held In New York Yesterday.
President VIM. T. Dodge presiding. The
Treasurer reported the total receipts of the
year, >io,2-2 ~. expenditures, &a6,2S2s 50. Total
i've months, Sl23,9Sl.s0. The following officers
,or the ensuing year Were elected: President.
W lillian b Dodge, and eighty three Vice Pres
Beard OF Managers for three years. Az me
evening session. addresses were made bv Rev.
James Fulton. OF Boston: Rev. DE-. Lees. OF
England; senator Wilson, George II Staart, o Z
philadelphia, and Others
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PRHsIDENT GRANT AND THE EIGHr.HorR r
LAVAL meeting OF the Springfield armorers
on Monday evening, a letter from General
Butler, dated May 7th, giving an account OF
bis interview with the President in relation 20
the Eight.Hour law, was read. General But
ler says "the exact facts are these :-On Mon.
day week ago called to take leave OF Pres.
dent Grant on my return from Washington.
and IN the course of the conversation sueees ied
the d!nerences IN regard to the opinions Of the
two Attorneys General on the Eight. Hour law.
II was remarked that IL the law was a bad one
the best way to repeal an obnoxious law was
10 nave II enforced; shatit was plain that il was
tne true intent and meaning OF Congress that
eignt hours should be aday's work for mechap-
les IN Government employ. and that tha. day's :
WORK should be paid for as DAYS work or
Whatever length OF hours was ordinarily paid
ior In the same employments bv persons not
DONG Government work In the ne llh borhood.
General Grant aseented TO this proposition OF
mine, and said that he had it IN his Intention 20
issue an order which shoufd make the action OF
al the departments uniform on the subiect OF
hours or labor, as they were dissimilar now
ana should carry out what seemed 10 De the
clear intention Of the law. 1 understood him
to say that IL would oe done as soon as the gen
tlemen OF the Cabinet who Were absent should
return. and left him with the full under.
standing and belief that such al order would
be issued Al once"
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THE LnAvR OF ABSENCE to Ereyet Brig Gen
X. W. kSrkham, Deputy Quartermaster Gen.
eIal, has been extended six months.
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MAYOR SHuRTLBFr, Of Boston. yesterday
called on Mayor Bowen al the Ci:y Hall and
spent some time in his ONCE.
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INTERNAL REvKNUB-The receipts to-day
from this source were SH7.275.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANHOOD.


n ns otTss n.S Cs ~ Of
and Physical debility, &c.
gilI be iosad xss5nL, Skstir sueS p'1,oa holds
,ss M ,::a'io. q Pa,s.i, PIecestcr or Clersymax -
81: .iSsir' Of !s siss;
0''' os'''nore. my Hly
hts that OWING Ss Is hi: sHtsn
ss only (. Ss a
from to and :. n, and on SUNDAYS y a.
rear Of &i11.rs sno Sdfs m 22s street, in
sPEOIALITY treatment and cure OF Nervous
the 81 stem. myla3
GORHAM MMANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence, Il. L,
STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
FINE ELICTRO-PLATED wARE.
This Compsny. having the most extensive and
emPlo yins the st talent in designing, modelling
AID hnishlng, are; with the ad Of ingenious and
anS =. the oss. to sooa
beautiful in Gssign AMI UNSURPASSED In fnish. the
purity .. 5. Mint ASSAY 4 certidcste is issued
With all artic silver for the purpose OF pro
sno.n and pnTis. Jed sic1si- ieotrs. Pi.'ed
everyday nsaee.
Oroere received from the trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
saTtlos, Tale .,! a''' I s:.si :si u
.nrsDrsa Silver sI$ss.o .;:s. ssssNAsc,
20; ma IS, Is, ,2s IN 10 is l9,
fHE PAIN KILLER,
So Justly celebrated, was introduced to the public
abe Mt twenty nve years ago, and nov enjoys q
popularity uDe9ualsd by any other medicine Tor
the cure OF diptheria. dysentery, cholera morbus,
rheumatism. coughs and colds, scalds, burus ETC.
!tis without an equal. Sold by all the principal
PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION"
s.Aur1,1us tn. isS&eIu AuD oonpI.1.
siH2Hfs PiTPEss Az h6rHaf HafHRTISEs SrSE rRsoKLEs.
and renders fHI SKIN SOTT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LAO4Ee IN the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable.
Tor 0ENTLeMBN amer SHAVIN0it it has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable rem.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHYAN SOAP,
bf the TOILET N uRSIRY and BATE, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 9s cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
UFLOR DE MAYO.o
AM1W PERrU4E HOR TIE HANDKER.
151EH 1rnHI Ex9UIsIr1. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALOH . SON. aey York.
te8-fy Sold by all DruR9ists
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FOUR GREAT EvENrs.-One of the great
events OF the century occurred on Monday last.
The present century has seen these four great
events;
Morse's invention OF the telegraph.
Al. The laying OF the Atlantic cable
III. The death OF slavery in the United
States.
Nv. The completion Of the Pacific railway
In twenty-five years the continent has been
spanned by the wires OF the telegraph. Ten
years ago the lightning began to run beneath
the sea- Five yeary ago the war for freedom
ended, and slavery died. On Monday the iron
track was made complete lron Portland to San
Francisco. - = -
The young man Of to-day, who has seen All
these things accomplished, will have tales 20
tell TO his grapdcnfldrun such as no grxndsire
Of our day can summon nom the stores OF his
memory.-Nep Hey-k Post. sf
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TIE CUBAN PArRIors.-The accounts a. %
the NUMBER Of these are certainiy vsFy contra
dictory. The New YORK Sun states That tsle.
Selor, vesssrSsy, 6y one 81 he Sosnish sSsnts.
which asserted that ths whole nIDbor Of armed
insurgents In Cuha 10 not over three Aousano
men, md thaf the oG1cees of ~ Govornment
are eagerly awaiting the arrival Of tha 6libus-
tering expeditions from the United States, and
are anxious 70 obtain honors and rewards by
eetxing sueh vesse0s .it 40 =
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ADJUSTMENTS,

~ AT IONAL EATER.
Third night Of
MKe. SCOTT -sIDDONs,
A nd the STAR COMPANY from fhe
VARIETIES THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS.
THIS EVENING,
THE HUNCHBACK
JRIDAY-Bsneat of Mr.. sIDDONS,
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
mAT!N1E SATURDAY AT 0OL0Ck.
Admission, 50 cents; Children, %.
TIE PILGRIM Is the most Tascin atine and
n MlIZERoTT HALL; and Eiys Enter ~,
eHATURDAY, atsp m. Isintinfs. Songs.
Scene Our leading Churches have Is engaged
every evening during the week. my i2.ff
RENEF!T EXHIBITION for the p. Il. Ne
~ mortal Chapel, Capitol Hill, Of THE PlL
GEln" Paintings; at Aetzerott Hall. SATUR
LAY, 18th inst, At s. .. m. M 1I-5ts
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ARRESTS IN PERSIA OF THOSE con.
GRIND IN THE RELIiIOIS r IaTS

LONDON, May l3.-Later adyices from rehe
ran, Persia, report that the authorities have
made about hye hundred arrests OF persons
VINO paIucipated In the recent religious rots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

BaoKs JAIL--Last Thursday mat Sour per.
sons, named Hessksah Young, Wn. Eariv. Jos.
cape froa jail at Frsderick, Nd, Younr ya.
suseq uently captured.
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hAHD SALES II nvnssrHIA.-Messrs Green A.
Wise. real estate agents, have cold, within
few days past the following farms:-,A tracf os
$50 acres In Orange county. With Ans inproye.
ments, for $500 cash, % ycssph Il. DoS6ins.
Esl. OF Philadelphia; Q tSacs Of 40 acres ~
lsnd IN tne county Of Losdon, ssd sbout three
miles north Of 0uilford Dspot, a.. II. md n
K X. 70 Nelson Pattss, Esq q rrcatoe. New
scrsey, sc t9r Si.sso eash; . tract Of land, co.
% Daniel Sullivan, Esq, Of Utica, New Yorf,
ror n Seoo casei tract o. 20 acres in London
g. X. 70 0r. DerroWs, Of Pennsylyania, for
Si,s0o; . oaet OF 10 acres In Alexandra county,
70 M. Nancy, at s7s per acrs.-.Iies Gsrette.
IL forTn OF July This year the Fourth
OF July fAiis on Sunday. The usual custom in
sucn cases = 70 Observe the day astsr the anni-
versary, which would b Moaday, but come Of
lne NeW foxk journals ore in favor Of keeping
S,fTsday. >, ,s the third. insssea. The advsntaes
oi tne recon mendation is mat IL Saturday Be
Kept a holiday Sunday would follow as 4
day.. -est. and ne new week woald be en-
tered upon unhroksn.
ga settlement OF Swiss 10 forming nssr
fSOifghNrnv~e
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NEWS rRoM CUBA-TAe Late Fsoh He.-Ac-
counts from Spanish sources Represent that
after the night a. Altegracia, General Lesca
eecneo Puerto Principe with his convoy, the
tnsureepts being unable 10 detain nm. and
tnat tne Cubans lost one hundred Killed and
wounded: The Diarie says two hundred, but
the Voce de Cuba doubts the correctness Of the
Information. Lelaus, who made an ofvicial re-
port Of the affair, eiyes few details He savs
since the hight the rebels cannot get together
two thousand men,
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POSTAL CLERX APPolNTED.-BstweenN New
York and Washington. Joseph H. Talt, vice
A. Richie removed-salary Sl,.00 per annum.
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"a man n Clinton, Iows. teisgraphs to ne
Sneln OF Leo County, Ill. - follows: ssArrskt
owe. me sIco. ia. psys. let S,s 60. '
M. nichaal Scanlon, appointed asssssor
o. internd rsveuns COR u third district OF ne
Republic.
- For about ffty vacancies in the Chiosso
pos.-cfice there are 2, go spplications.
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JAMES JrTR PzILLIPs.-rhe Richmond
Examinsr O. yesterday says Il d ssassd lpon
mute Jeter Philips sentence 70 imprison1snt
In the psninnttary for lils.
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esveruneus securities.

wAsHipefou, May a. lsss.-Jay Cooke 4
20. furnish the following auoeatisls Of Gov
eminent seclriosa:
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ga settlement Of Swiss ls forming near
Goicsborcugn. N. G.
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SENATOR SUMNER has received an invitation
from prominent citizens OF 81. Louis TO deliver
an address in that city.
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HON. B. ,. WADE, late senator from Ohio is
appointed Commissioner 10 examine Pacific
railroads, vice Webster.
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JEROME B. STILLsoN, well known here as a
successful interviewer for the New York World
during the impeachment trial, was married on
Tuesday last at Piermont, N. Y, to Miss Bes.
sic b. Whkon, an accomp plished and handsome
lady Of that place.
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THE STORY that Granther Welles, on leav.
ing Washington, sent his goods and chattels
home by Government vessel that drew so
much water it could not get mp the Connectl-
cut, is doubtless a fabrication; but it will pass
for fact for If the ex-Secretary denies it he will
scarcely do 30 in season to reach this genera.
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THE WAYS AND MRANs CoMMIrTR OF the
House of Representatives assent hled at the New
York Custom House yesterday, to resume their
examination OF Custom House affairs, and to
take preliminary steps for the preparation OF q
new tariff bill.