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The irTepressible widow Woodruff in her
''letter Of acceptance" of the nomination for the
presidency by the woman's rights convention
about five columns long-annOuncas that size
viii do her level best 10 defeat the sage of Chap
paqua. She says that Horace Greeley, in his
letter OF acceptance Of the nomination made OF
him az Cincinnati, prates of solemn constitu-
tiOnal obligations TO maintain the equal rights of
all citizens" meaning thereby the equal rights
OF all male citizens, Ignoring completely All
contemI tuously the rights OF more than a full
half OF tie citizens OF the United States; with,
Al word, the same superc;liousness with which
The Shareholders spoke, few years since, of the
risLts OF tie people, never meaning or includ-
IDs tie rights Of the slave. "Mr. Greeley docs
this not by oversight or thOlghtlessness, which
would lc sufficiently insulting; but with deIlbs-
rate insult; fOT no one knows better than he. or
I; more awake 70 the fact, that the women OF
tie country are earnestly and persistently in
sisting that they shall go for something in the
civil constitution of the state" Rumor has l.
that Nietoiia's biOgrapher is the author of this
manifesto; bat in view OF his recent dcsertion OF
Ter cause 70 Fight under the banner of the Gin
clnliatl candidate, rumor must be wrong. Tilt IN
has net been heard from on the subject. He
viii probably throw the responsibility for the
letter oE the spirit OF DemostheneS, though IL is
not such compact and cogent address as
might reasonably be expected from that quar-.
her.
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course Of free lectures TOR women is to b
amor Tie novelties of next autumn AMI win
IeI al Boston-a scheme which originated with
M jan q l. Fields, formerly OF the publish
lhs Lou1o OF q. X. OSsood s. Co. The lectures
sLeh a nave been hitherto given on English
literature III colleges for the benefit OF their stu
ceH'S-s.re 10 DC absolutely fires. Tor all women.
ing ho' even tickets OF admission. On the
= lecturers are the Rev. PniIlip Brao.s
Ve-IeI, 'hiliips, Oliver Wendell Holmes, G co.
W. s,--t;z Ralph Waldo L uerson. Edward p
wEiII!e, and 9TH 10 ! ne course Is designed by
Mr.. Fields to be the fo., drummer OF a scheme of
instruction for women whI>h snail give them
the advantages 50 long accorded only to their
brothers.
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AND CAsT-IRON WORK.
o. =; BRANCH MINT, sax FRAscIsc

y n
Orce a. SxpertateHfenf, June lst, lS2
sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE Of
the Superintendent until Il N, JUNE Is, iSs, for
Ssnnine yering, fitting, and putting in place
ney shsfts, the Window Frames, Window shutters,
Door frames, Doors and their fnishings, the I've
Iron Staircasee, and the Ornamental Finishines of
the omces OF the Mint and the Assistant treasurer,
&C., All g exhibited the dra wings, described In
the spectncetions, and called for I'm the schedule
the work in place will be furnished by the Govern.
ment nee OF charge, but viii be erected By the con.
Proposals will be made BY the piece, lines, foot.
and cast iron work, - provided for in the FOLLOWING
The work win not be subdivided among disrs,en.
bid3ers, but viii De considered in the aggregate
per cent: until the final Completion of the c3ntrsct
=. All bids must be accompanied by . penal bond. in
the sum OF twenty i've Thousand rs OJ0l dolsrs
that the bidder win accept aud perform the contrsct
sraec nm, me sumciency OF the security 90 be
trict where he resides. " WV N'
O. all bids, IL be deemed for the interest OF tae
Governmspt 70 DO 90, and any bid that is not made
does not conform In every respect 10 the reouire-
ments Of this advertisement, viii not be
neither viii any proposal be received from nartses
VINO are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
1s on Gss f work and Who have not the
II being important that the Sniidins should be
compieted q the earliest possible msment, bidders
must In all cases state the time thai they will reauire
ior the PERFORMANCES Of the contract, which will be
Propossi. " WiIi b Be indo the Pa ,a,
'9 sss Nv NE. o. srspB1xs su..r,u,,os,n,
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The last day session Of the Methodist genera,
conference was occupied chiefly with a discus-
SION OF the question of separating the colored
ana white members of the denomination i'm the
south. 1t seems that MIR. Fuller, of Georyia.
presented resolution asking that the colcred
MethOdists OF Georgia and Alabama be au-
thorized TO organize separate conference. pro-
vided a majority of them deemed it important
10 the prosperity OF the church to do so. He
SAID" In Georgia we have COG, 900 white man,
bers and 100000 colored. Our opponents are
constantly saying to our colored members that
oy remaining in orr conference thew Mace
themselves under white masters as in former
years; and our colored brethern think thew can
maintain their position very much better nv
having authority 70 divide, if they shall see tit
TO Go so.' The Rev. MIR. Lynch, colored secre-
tary OF Tie state OF Mississippi, protested against
the aSsage OF the resolution. As the policy OF the
country was now to ignore all questions of color
or caste, the NJ. Z. church, b. writing the wor1
- e"l0red' IN her discipline, would place herself
IN ahtsEonism to the spirit OF the age. IAN
FlaESe-l The Rev. Mr. Muir, (colored.0 of Ken-
tCoky, thOught it would be better for the corored
members TO be In separate conference. but
tAe resolution was lost By large majority, and
by an almost unanimous vote il was agreed that
tie word "cOiOred' be stricken from the titles
OF al conferences in which II occurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

The election in oregon on Monday last for a
representative in Congress and for members of
The state legislature, judging from the latest
dispatches, resulted in a republican triumph.
majority OF the new members of the lesisla-
tuEe are said to be republicans, which will in
sure tie election Of republican United States
Senator IL place of Mr.. Corbett. At the cleo
Hon IN Oregon two years ago the democrats
elected governor, congressman. and both
branches OF the legislature. Their majorities
were tSl for their governor and 3I3 for their
CONGRESSMAN. The total vote cast was abou.
-S''et. IL las been stated that Attorney Gen.
eIal Williams viii be a candidate for the United
Sta'es senate from Oregon, but Mr. Williams
recently SAID to several of his friends that IN
yer nc ere Gnnstances will he consent to become
a Candidate.
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The strikes for eight-hours' labor and ten
hours pay are extending over the country, and
arc almost universally successful. There have
been but few demonstrations as yet in Chicago,
and those OF comparatively peaceful charac-
ter. The printers have succeeded in getting
tier advance of five cents a thousand, but the
railroads declined 10 accede to the demands of
the striking switch-tenders. and filed their
places with rev men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

Rev. William b. Wright, OF Massachusetts,
proposes &c insure the better observance OF Sun
day a sabbath by pos,poning payday till
Monday. Mr. Wright is wrong, unless he can
demonstrate that working people would be in a
better state OF mind without their Sunday din
ner than with it. Let him try it once, and he
Wa! know how ii is himself.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EQRsALE Oh REST-Ths very desirable RESI-.
DENCE 30. as 81 81, Heights OF GeSrrstos a I.
Containing IS rooms, with al modern coavea enc :.
al Kinds q rare flowers and ftuits-a eistern ~
pure water ct the kitchen door. Tue property viii
The new Street Railroad will pass By the door nd
M MI ne rgnning early this fsll, Apply . 7. l.
adjoining the property spss n
Eok RENT-rwo story RRTCk HOUSES, six
rocns summer kitchen. AMI hall gas in ever n
saom; newly painted; very healthy location Ret
north. ,n.ys- So
EoR sALE-AFA9M of EG AOREs: 8 miles from
ssnInft0n; binding Tor over q mile on both Sis@s
the Washington Branch Railroad. This Il tha ceie-
DRAFTED Higgins, farm, adjoining the Agric lltural
over two miles Of Turnpike 'front.' AMI one b1ssroa5
yards from Branchyile Station aud one fourth ~
~, ule from Sollege station. on the Railroad. I call
can be cut up TO ADVANTAGE, OF = club of tsenfr
clerks could purchase and divide. Apply % N
bANNoN,S2 SAINT Paul street. Baltimore. nst-fw'
FOB shLE.ONLONG TIME-Avery deslrsbi@
Il HoME. A two story Frame House, arraugr'
Tor the owner own hone, Containing eight ro7rss
oteidss nsth room, cellar, pantry, and closets
i1Ot under the highest state OF cultivation Also a
good stable, with accommodations for horse. c.sa
an ho ~ isl7 so9 on . ,Rs ETsnb:ss ss,sT
and 9th and 10th streets. msvla-tf
TOR REET-HoUSE Ia "OoroorNa Rox p" A.
n ply No. 1880 street. APPS
FOR RENT-Desirable ROOMS ior sumner IA
-, . new tTiek hogse, with sill moaera improve
Hill. First-olass board next door apps lSs'
FOR SALE oS LIZ AsE-yerT Desirable BUILD
u ING LOTS, with frontage of SO feet on y
street, between New Jersey avenue aud orth Cap
.u,,, WALL, ROBINSON & Co,
ePI9u S2i Pennsylvanis avenue.
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A 7 PRIyATE SALE.

The beautiful country residence called DUE.
BAkION HALL" situated on the rosa IL
Pierees Mil g TennailytOSn, shout "a milSs iron
Washington, ID. u. n
The place contains about twenty three scres q
land, improved by q mansion hsu-e coItsa...as
eighteen rooms, and two small cottages ons -
ing six the other three rooms, ice house psn, -
There seven acres Of grapes In bearing pes1s'
peaches and other fruits. A..
The view from the house IL one OF the nnest w. ~.
Pisfrict ANY one desiring fine country resioenos
would do we'll 70 call and examine this propstu:
II the place is not sold BY the LIST o. une L.e -
sion Reuse viii be for rent during the sessoh'
'S'' PIERCE sHoEMAkER,
Darl-tf near Pierces ILL.
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az A Nod Is is Good As A Wink, lNA2
&c. sc.

But those who tciH see cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
cher to day, and will consequently lose time to
take advantage of them.
Ladies' Handsome Lined Parasols, fine, imitation
six, IN three sizes, lined in pink, blue, green,
Ladies' fine buff large Sun Umbrellas, at 81.
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
beautiful Silk Openwork Fans, tOc.
Very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, 81.
Magnificent Real Lace Sets OF Sleeves and Collar
Tor 81.
Very Fine Lace Sets at 81.
Neat and Stylish Lace Collars at Is and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs and four Collars
for 81.
Three pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible Cuffs
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for 81.
-Four pair Full Il, gular Made Half Hose for 81.
Fine India g suZe UBderstirt at 81.
Very large Leather Satchel for 81.
Extra large and fine Basket for 81.
Fine assortment of Ladies' Updergarmsnts, ma 10 OF
fine cotton and felled seams, at 81 each.
Splendid long Night Dresses at S2.
Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
- Linen Handkerchiefs, from auction.
Handsome Oil Chromos, In large and heavy w alnut
Frames, at 81 each.
Also. full stock Of Isle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRACKETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK
SHELVES, VASES, STATUg TTES, POCKET
CUTLERY, POOkET-BOOkS, DOLLS and TOYS,
and thousand other articles.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
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PERSONAL.

WHAT OLD DR.. DARBT DOES NOT KNOW
about those Cor hdeni,aI Matters is''not worth
knowing. he is the oaly rscOgatzsd phFsiciau
practiclng a speciality in Washington. rcpara.s
rooms Tor ladies' "a street, three doors solth II
fehL syIyasls avenue. may3D In
MES X. SAWYER, CIasrcoyIsf, MasHsfie Tss
~ Medikna, can be consulted At her house, TO
Slo Jtn st between and ID, Island. upon all i'm.
portant business past, present and future. ml4Iu'
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\ b 7 Il D l. o els 7,
MADAME ROSS.

THE WONDERFUL ASTROLOGISr,
has Just arrived from New Orleans after an sbsegce
OF nine years, and will be pleased 20 ses her old
friends and sl those desiring Astrological C3nsJI
tatons. She has sstonished thousands Of pe0pIe
VINO lave witnes sed her. She is the only LADY thai
y really endowed with the natural gift offorstelips
the past present and future. This lady has trsy-
eied Throughout Europe and America, and wherever
she has visited has never failed 70 give unbounted
satisfaction. This lady has been pronouaCp by
the most scientific phrenologist aud astra1rist .
business is invaluable.
she respectfully invites all to call and he con.
vlifced OF her great powers. Satisfaction Ruar.a-
teea or no pay. Business strictly confidential
Madame Ross cures all diseases iac.Iaai to f1-
males. Her parlOrs are located az 600
street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Ladies, 81; Gentlemen, s 50. mayS-lm-
Il AIDES SUFFERING FRoM IRRRGULARI.
- ties, We aAnesses, or any COMPLAINT pee nssr e
their seq ehoed conhde g. DR. LION tie o!gsss "a.
tdot'shsf and only reliable and safe PHI stefan rp.s
ing specially OF female complaints IN the city Hs
.specGiiT invites call from those who have bsea
deceived by ewinelers. He guarantees a sresly
cure or no Charge. Separate Rocrss Jor la, %.
9Th. ' OF en- "-
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n H l. 8 y @ O O DS.

nR l. $ y g o O ID s,
IN ELEGANT STYLES AND GREAT VARIETY.
BLACK Alpaeas, Pure Mohairs,
Fine hlte G9od5. Linen Goods,
French Percales and Battiste,
naripOsa and Yosemite Stripes,
Dress Goods at 20, %, so. 10, and 50 cents,
c,,.., Imitation Japanese Silks at 81 =, cents,
Colored silks, 81, 81 -25, ard 81 80,
Black Silks from 81 to So,
Japanese Silks, 30, 621f, and rs cents
hogan d WYLIE,
POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSI AMI FUND.
II osT-kesr Lincoln Hall, on thu night OF thc IN
IL infant, cluster DIAMOND PIN. The dni-r
VIII .. literally rewarded by calling at 22s 81
Il Osr-On the afternoon Of the sth inst on n
4 street, between New Jersey syenue and 81 q |.
PUChET BOOK, containing about $50, A lih-
eral reward vii be given for its return 20 100
4th street n. w. Ia
Il osT-on the sOth Of May, a. or % the road -
IL III shlands. Moss A gate oval gold SLEEVE
BGTTON- A liberal reward will be paid 10 tie
Under by leaving ii at the Re publican Once nortk-
east corner 10th and ID streets. ice "
Il Osr-on the LIST inst, from 7th and I streets
- along IL street to 18th, q pair Of COLO
GLASSES: A liberal reward will be psii if re.
turned TO 6O4 18th street, N. W. esp.
SOM -LosT-on Sunday, the "a Instant, De.
S%OO. tween 9Th and 18th streets and bet ween
Pennsyl yanla avenue aud street, a ROLL OF
BILLS amounting TO S2D. The finder will be fur
nlsheo with sufficient proof TO ownership aud
suitably rewarded, b. applying TO 723 9Th street,
Hardware Store. ie5-3ts
TAKEN up sstrsy on the LIST Instant a small dark
4 roam horned COW, top Of ears cut szerk
Of. The owner will please come forward, GAkyS
prove property,pay charges, and take hersk-a.
away. JOHN LYNCH.
j4St' Beyond Boundary street, bet. OH and 10th.
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a PRIVATE sALE-The beautiful County
"A teat called MOUNT VIEW, situated on -
Ridge Road. about one mile from Ge9rgatovn, &c
near DroyeIs' Best This place Is one q the4~
nnest views IN the District, and viii be sud for ICES
than cost. Ii contains twenty i've 15l Scres Of and
-, go 20 aile unaer me n ~ 49, n
improved with q Cottage, me Stable and CArriaee
House, Barn, Corn House. Her House aud -
House, Ice House, and Slaughter House, Ehe1
could he converted into a Ware House. TINS pisce
Is perfectly healthy, snd sold foT no Othsr reason
than 70 leave the country.
For terms APPLY TO d. NJ. LiGHTfOOI,
may4 I'm on the premises
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BRAT BARGAINS IN RIAL KsT.r.

HOUSES and LOTS for ..i..
.ls DC, h.assn ior selling oui an 49, reiacsa
~ tls I,isls ntesh HOUSES Aat 5 b a. y cav.
tNo email press b-ick tW6-storv - lfo-ts "a
m slSye e,u! Al hs'e Al moiera - az
Sesse1. Nov u The tine O. sa---s !. -. nnsur.
',,,, SNe9snse IN pArt ior cty 10. ~ ,s.5sas
a. N,lt a. a oalsuco on q ~ 81 -Ai cNsA
q al parficnis-s apply o. isIO q Trt. N asssr
formerly Turner street. aud s.ve .....niA stra-t
~. tos 3 lus Irn- 1. '1-,...-.1n ? /.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

A SV t, bO0AkEgPER CAN 0PT,,-
csfibn !, y, einri 2 ueg A. uiFht ~ i,N TN
A @. None ned sr MA = Pam, " 49, sllli
keeping bankers boots -''-' ~hperiesc-f I.
1o ANY Party DESIRING VI IS
beer garden. p,ssssIs mesi bssutiful PSsk =
insl"h, Consisting q I'd - NJ nii.as :
Asdys.." S' ~, ses Ard situated on - salk.
49,, =, ~ %, AleAandTia Va y, "a
w 70 b11 ssc IN nHhtr hsoK0NE NOM
- ~ a. RI TIE hiEhesi price ~ hlhg asa
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JIG 0-----'" Ii rIoN'
IRE eighty hrst monthly meeting OF Central
building Association will be held at the Jlambian
Lew Suiidihg, 5;h street, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, June llih. II S clock.
Members Of this Association are notified tha. its
business - 50 lastly drawing 20 4 close that the Di
rectors hope to terminate it on that evening bat
tbs Will depend upon the punctuality OF payments
by members Tor the month of June, and especially
OF the very Jew whose accounts are in arrear. Tha
DIRECTORS, therefore, request that all members will
a. as early day as possible make payment to the
treasurer for the next month that the accounts for
clcs n2 n ay be carefully pre- pared. All who make
early pay rent for June, here requested, Will re-
csiye a r,lease irom further obligstion and if IL
shall be found necessary to continue the Assoca;os
for LONGER period than the next meeting, the re-
sfoEsbiity ard cost will Gevolvc upon tn 1se Ebosa
accounts shall then be in arrears OF wlich they are
requested to take due notice. the Association can
not close TN Ill AL dues shall have been fu!y p,ii
nl25- TN MID w W MOORE Secrefary
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE HAS NO BAD
O{lOR. I.-ao2f

~ to the present day, Scrofula has been the
bsne, and, as u were. the curse Of mankind 50 ter
rible ard lJsi hsOme hsd Ii been at periods of
the werds history that person known to be infect
90 with II would not be allowed t. mix with society
Happily IN Gay the disease Is stripped of its ter
Tor by the use Of the SAgARITAN's ROoT AND HERB
JC,cEs, ard the victim If ScrCfula, Ulcers, Sores
fimpies, blotches. letters &c, be restored to
scnDd health in - few weeks.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Sl25 pr bottle.
sold by :. q FORD, tlO3 Pa. ave, aud by Drug
gists DESMOND Co, Proprietor, 81 Rscs 81.
fniladeiphia. mayT-ly
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WASHINGTON CITY sAVINas
w BANK,
Corner 7th street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Interest commences from date Of deposits
Deposits can be made and drawn Of viii,
myO-u j. A. RUFF, Treasurer,
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l. FRON ROOMS, to be had ON reasonable terms
az l5Ol, corner Of Pennsylvania syenue and lam
etreet. Good location. and accessible. mh13-Iv
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HOE RGNf-eufs Of FURNISHED ne,e1a : 80
rent, s!eo anfarnished With o. Without 6oarS
s S6i ~ sronf asou avenue q door hon "a street
sS~s" A'o"ss declo
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o boAh-
$4,000 IN SUNS FRoa 81 ooorp
Apsly a; ouoeto
!CAS B0TLEkoo.
" .,..,' u-----s l9 l,sh stre-tNw
.SGs 81 M o. hoEEY 10 LIND 0S -
t,--, >, BURNETT, In
800 ~ tsls PeHnHJ lKaufs -
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nE Dk. A. pBATr. Graduate OF ,1hio Co,1..-
kS OF Dental Surgery, 431 7th STRAIT b So.tess
and 4, few Doors north OF Odd FeIrx.Sm IN
kefers to u. A. Bacon and Rev " D. IVAN, n mi;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27

Our African Livingstone Search Expedition
has resulted so much to our entire satisfaction
that we feel it to be as much pleasure a. o
duty to briefly mention few names intimately
and inseparably associated with African ex-
plorations. 1t is long and brilliant roll. Il
includes Bruce, Mungo Park, Beke, Speke,
Burton, Grant Livingstone, Baker, and last,
but not least, our own Stanley Bruce was q
Scotchman, SO was Park, and, strange to say,
so were Burton, Grant and Livingstone.
Spoke and Beke were both English; 80.
too, is Baker, The one American is Stanley.
We cannot help honoring old Scotland, be-
cause the land of Bruce and Wallace and
Queen Mary has fairly earned it's right to b
mentioned in connection with Africa and tina
Nile mystery. A Scottish Bruce began the
African search; Scottish Livingstone, not 70
speak Of other names, promises to end II.
All the names we have mentioned have
done much to bring about one grand
result-the discovery of the sources Of
the Nile. All honor to the names of all tho
explorers the men who are no more and 70
the men who now live. 1t is long since Bruce
and Park went to their rest. Peace to their
ashes Poor Spoke is no more. but his
memory will long be sweet. Burton goes to
Trieste as Her Britannia Majestys Consul
General and to rest and enjoy the fruit of
his labors. The English Baker fights his way
up the Nile; the Scottish Livingstone, while
he longs for home comfort, refuses to leave his
task undone, and the American Stanley comes
home to tell the latest results of African ex-
ploration and to do honor to American
journalistic enterprise. It is our hope and
belief that Livingstone and Baker will between
them settle the Nile mystery, and, as things
are now shaping themselves, we are not un-
willing to indulge the thought that with this
final settlement of the Nile mystery the name
and fame of the New YORK HERALD will be
inseparably and forever associated.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mr.. Dodson is about to retire from the onhea
OF Chairman OF Committees Of the House OF Cam
mons, which he has occupied since 1895, and Y n
stated that Mr.. Bonham- Carter win be proposed a.
his successor.
M Mottu, editor OF the Radical and member
Of the Paris Municipality, has been convicted o.
sentenced to two years. Imprisonment and mtg
francs fine.
Prince Louis Murat has left Paris for stock.
holm 1t IA known that he obtained from TIA
French government an authorization to serve In
foreign countries, and that he enters the Swedlao
service In the quality Of Queer attached 70 Va
Kings person ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27

the defenders Of negro slavery and the apollo.
gists Of the old exploded fallacy of ''down
with the niggers," the democrats have had
defeats enough to convince them Of
their folly. Now. then, jim frankly and fully
accepting the situation, with two original
abolition republicans. Greeley and Brown, as
their standard bearers, the democracy are
cheered with their prospectss Of success.
Relieved of all their deadweights, they feel
lighter and brighter and stronger than they
have felt for twelve long years, and, save here
and there straggler or two, they have drawn
into their ranks all deserters Of the opposition
elements. Accordingly there is no room in
this contest for third party, and SO the labor
reformers can do nothing better than to agree
to disagree, and let each man of them for him.
self vote for Grant or Greeley, as Hobson's
choice.