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sSG GREES WILLIAMS. Anctfouee-x
- Nc. 1901 northwest corner igth ana T. n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON

- ~ virtue 81 deed Il trust dated Septcmt-r
E1 lyin, A ID. Is and duly 7TIri in Litter Ne
folio zin, Is, OF the Land Record, Tor " ash
'het2h e,Sniyi D. G.. AMI hy direction OF the parts
,r9It % the pIeTni,es, at o clock . FL. On WEB
HfsDAi the SOth Gay Of October. A. D., Isl.
s.usre numbered four HUNDRED ana se-orfr' one ne
u me clty OF ash'Eg.on, b. C., with all the
Terms Ct sale One half in cash; (oi which $50
Hnst D. paid at sal;l the deferred payments = he
made in 6 and i months after DAY Il ale wita in
"I.-t Al the rate OF ten pr cent. Ger aD.rm aud
iIustee. Terms Of sale to BE fully mpiei x nh
NIthin SIN days after day Of sale, otherwise the
tie risk and cost OF FIRST purchaser All conveTarc-
II si purchasers cost.
ocl7 stswsds GREEN & williams, Aucts.
r~THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, November 6sh, I872, same hour
'E cd place. By OTds RE & 5se Witt
atsSu TH II ,t as 5., SIZE IS r3.TPoSED ON
iotb l''2' same hour and place. By order of the
now GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
LAIiMEB OtEARf.
- Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers:
Star once Building .'' anu '''D st.
TRUSTEES sALEOr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iXEks sTEKE2T' AND sb'f RHODE SS5Ef ISLAND Ii
go signed bearing date the liih day Of Oct6 Der,
cords q the District Of Colnmbs in inT sS Re-
AZ folio 10 and at the Of the parties secured
thereby, will sell at puplic auction front Of the
sbs 1s iS, t Sd Ss = ocock
ls72 lot numbered one hundred and forty aine 1Its
IN ID l.. Morrison and others subdivision of part OF
square numbered thESe hundred ard sixty five 355
city Of W .hinRton.
The property fronts about Is feet on the east side
OF Columbia street. has depth of about ~ feet to An
alley. and 10 improved with q fine 3-story brick
dwelling house, nearly new, and having the modern
improvements.
Terms: One-third cash; OF which 500 must be de-
posted when the property Is struck Of and the res
ldue Of said cash within FIVE days after the sale the
other two thirds in equal pay six a. and
twelve 10 months. with interest from the day of
sale, to be secured by d, ed Of pom the prem
lses IL these terms are not complied with within
ten days after the sale the deposit be forfeited
and the Pre- perty to be resod pom FIVE days motto.
IN any newspaper, and apon the same terms All
convey ancipg at the cOst of ths purchaser
FRED. W. JONES Trustee.
oc5Odts LATlMEB & CLEA BY, Aucts
aH1E CONSEQUENCE OF THE Rain THE
above saIe is post poned until SATURDAY. Noyeln-
Der 9 same hour and place. By order Of the trus-
tee.
row LA1IMER CLEARY. Aucts
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS
AT BhLLANTgNES
al tn new Books received as JgU As adj shed
aud any book purchasr1 ~ re's; will he furnished
vIth a selt fitting B0s recover free Of Charge.
large number of new SUNDAY SCHOOL LII
BBA BY BOOKS inst received.
WM. BALANTySE,
poy6 f2s eth str.et. neAr Y straet
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nav kAPhkss Lima VA CANAL
BETWEEN
PHILLDFLPEYA, ALEXANDRIA, "a
WASHINGTON d GEORGE TOWN, D. q.
sailing day from Pier 2, North wharve., Pnfaa.
G9lshia; MEbhkspAY and SAT- -
From SO Water street, George s61olE
town, u. c., TUESDAY and SATURDAY, 1t 10
I'm. u. v. BNIE. Agent for ID az a.
sKents:-F REID, AleSsDdria, vs.; WI, r.
GLUE co, Philadelphia. Pa ~
X kDUCfioh Ih PASSAGE BATES
ANCIIOK LINE BTEAMER0
SAIL ANEEf WEDNESDAY AND eATUgDAR,
Passengers booked to aud frcp, ans RAILWAY ~
slCE OF Seaport La Great Britain. Ireland, -1e1Oa
Norway, Sweden, Dsnmsrk, German GSG
franct Holland, Belgium, .Rt tbe~
nnit.a States
Cabin lar, from NEW fuhK u .oNpoS, LIy
Ell OOS, GLASGOW. and DERRY ~ wedses
day stsaIners, 500; By Saturday e Steamers. ess
EXCURSION TICKETS, sI2o.
I-ierme3isle , s3s steersx., f2s: al paysbls d
Parties ssncifs their friesas IN the oac Osun.
try car rrrchas- JicksSs ~ lowest rstes. For TN
nUMflEEYs, IICS street, Wasliugtop.
HENDERSON, B8OTnns0,
nayb bcplipr ereer, New Yor8s
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~ OF q I. -
OPENING OF EEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACrORY.
First class goods at fair prices, Tor cash
IlThOGRAPHING,E NGkAvlNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public invited to call and examine our
new stock. BEN. T. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke Co. ,,
eel2-d Washington, d. O.
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lArOkTANr 10 AkUaIfEUro, SUILDgR
SN.r. AID SOsTkkCTOgs

AND CUETKsCTOEs
s-5eSAPS Ann GRANITE COMPAHY, eayfna
gsrSG.,sAed ID Agency In this city, repaired &c
err the shortest notice. al kinds Of OUT
1857 WORK v hich risy be required BY archi-
~ ts.csrs cObtIAStOrs 81 the west mark a
a.. ~ have constantly or hand o large assort
49, eralite CuTblLs, BeistzE Pavement Blo,kS,
a. 49, siis, Caps, Deer suis steps " ater Table,
90 ,9Ersesi Coping, &C JAS. y. RUSSELL .
.Akexs Pants Bs,ioins, No. III lssh street
7n res Sort svrpo> aaf " .lctev's uaYll.ly
EssRAL InPLOYsNsTo rrIOE--Au -,
% 80 waning 20 employ Retiac,s servants VII
n ~. &c ezi 81 JOSEPH BB0Oks', 1909 IN
Alea' Mott ly'
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- Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SoUt1wesi corner Penn ania avenue and llth st.
Star Office Building
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GREEN q VILLA

r. The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until We SESDAY. November
lStb l-I2, same hour and place. By order of the
tiu~tee. - "
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10y LATIMER CLEAR0
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsy Ivanis ave- and ll.h q.
Star Once Building
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ttL-E IA. kELLOGG, OF SO.II Cedar street
tSc,',S ! "a, manGfsct1Tes TRANSPARENT
81 Us OIL, which sudures best winter sperm
tmI erAture- Il as hsnd-ous in color, a. free
- g-ur OF gum, sHd sell ADAPTED to al
1919 purposes, while costing les. than two
u, VI price. This oil i IN use by most Of
- &c De, Tor TIE p,st ~ years oc5-et
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sTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
NEDNESDAY, November blh, ls72 came hOur
sEd place. By order OF tue Trustee
ocoO GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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MAGAZINES AND FASHION BOOKS FOR
Al NOVEMBER
RECEIVED AT
ShillingtO Book store.
NEW BOOKS
Eustce Diamonds. b. Anthony Trollope.
OiNe Garcoe, by Frances Derrick.
Within the Maze, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
Wonders OF the Yellowstone; illustrated.
wonders OF the MoOG from the French.
Robert Ainseigh, by NJ. 4. Brsdcon
Marble Prophecy, bv the author Of Bitter Sweet
hasts Illustrated Almanac for 1873
STATIONERY.
Playing Cards, the very best quality; Writing Pa
Per, knyelcpes, BlOtting Paper, Ink, Steel Pens,
MUciiage, ukstsnds, Peuhoiders, Lead Pencils,
Memorandum Books, Pass Books, Day Books and
Ledgers. and ever ything in the Stationery line,
whole sale and retail, at
SHILLIEGEON'S Bookstore,
ociS Corner "a street and PenHa. avenue.
RlCHARD Il. MoHuN & co,
| Il BOOKSELLERS AND STA TIONERS,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS.
The Poet at the Breakfast Fable o. W Holmes 50 90
Christian Art aud Symbolism, by Tyrivtt...... 40
The City Of God, by b. Abbey 80
GeometIiesi Anaiy siz, b Benjamin uaoSeii... 20
on of TIE l.25
Wagnerr Chemical Technology, by Vim.
Town Geology 10y CEas l.5
The Moon, illustrated LEO
boarc ing School Days, book FOR boys, illustra-
tea by Mast ido
| Josh BllIipes' Alminax foe i673............. Is
Eustsce Diamonds, by 7rollope, aper......... Is
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a1IE CONSEQUENCE OF THE Balm THE
above saIe is post poned until SATURDAY. Noyern-
Der y same hour and pace. By order of the tru5-
tee.
poH1 LAIIMER A OLEARY Ancts
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10y 3kEEN WILLIAMS, AC~frcnesr.
- No. l00I, northwest corner 10Th ana n q,

~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain until FRIDAY. the 9Th
instsnt, same hour and place. BY order of the
new GREEN n WILLIAMS a,,ts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
L. A l. l. b & II 4 - U l. r.
FOB SoRFoLk AND BOSTON.

LADY OF TIKI LAKE. carry ing -
III Tie q ;; Mall VIII leave Der ssaHE
mokDAl and III thursday, At D. m stopping e
at the principal river landings, Tor NORfOEK,
come citing at Norfolk with the A NJ steamshss
Company for Boston.
Ag,nis;;-y. =. Groner Norfolk Val, Alex
ancris, u. Wsters, Georgetown. r NJ. Crouch
VIII receive and deliver freight until p. m.
Branch Ticket Office at kuON's Express o61os,
corner Fennsy " anis avenue aud 9th ct
DORSEY CLsGETr. neral Agent,
Plant store, corner 18th aud N. Y. ave.
selT-fr rReDul A Patriot 4
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The a,riLinu mimnrs-

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May PA special FROM
Houghton, Mich, says that seven prisoners
were arrested Saturday night and lodged in jail.
While the arrests were being made, the miners
gave three groans for the sheriff and officers of
the mine, and three cheers for the soldiers No
resistance was made by those arrested. Bail in
800, 900 was offered for release of the prisoners
but was not accepted. 1t is thought that by
Wednesday the Calumet and Hecla mines will
be at work again. Mr.. Agassiz, president of
these mines, arrived to-day, and will either start
the miners at work or eject them from their
houses at once, and should the latter be the case
it is hard to say what the result will be with the
other miners, as all those now at work are
awaiting the issue of the Calumet and Hecla
strike. The strikers resumed work with the
understanding that they would receive
whatever was agreed upon by the Calu-
met and Hecla mines. An operator at
Calumet reports everything quiet there except
some few soldiers and lrishmen, who were
slightly under the influence of liquor.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MAY 21.--Iu the sitting of the national
assembly this afternoon, NJ. Rouher spoke
nearly three hours on motion TO interpellate
to war contracts. The floor and galleries were
densely crowded, and the speech was listened to
with the deepest interest and frequently inter-
rupted by applause Rouher diSclaimed any in
tention of provoking controversy. He defend
ed Gen. Palikao from the charges made against
his administration of affairs as minister of war,
and urged that members of the government, not
the government collectively, should be held re-
Sponsbe for their acts. At the close of Rouher's
speech, the sitting was adjourned.
President Thiers Gambetta and Auditfret Pas
quier will reply tomorrow
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 21.-Iater dispatches from
BiScay report that the CarlSt organization in
that province has been completely annihilatcd.
Five thousand of the insurgents surrendered TO
the loyal forces Sunday last. Order is now re-
stored throughout the entireSproyince.
HAYTI.
JACMEL, May II, via HAVANA, 21.-The pres
ident, in a message to congress, says the coun-
try is quiet and foreign relations are satisfactO-
nv. Negotiations are in progress with the
United States government for the restitution OF
Navassa island, which has been worked by an
American guano company several years, al
though Hayden territory.
VENEZUELA.
LAGUAYRA, May s, via HAVANA, May IL
Priest Guzman Blanco has completely defeat
ed Salazar. 1t is reported that Salazar escaped
with 200 men, and that the government troops
are in close pursuit. The president has returned
to Caracas The Spanish difficulty will be set
tied amcably.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Walter A. lanes Of Fichburg Is appointed
an Inspector in the Boston custom house.
The Worcester County Convention Of Chris
tian Associations" will hold its eighth quarterly
meeting, at North Brookheld, tomorrow. All
Young Mems Christian Associations are ex-
pected to send delegates, and all " evangelical
churches" are invited TO send representatives
lhere viii be reports, prayer meeting, discus
ions, and other exercises.
II is understood that strong efforts are being
made to induce the Boston and Albany railroad
corporation to build a large depot at East
Brooklield, in place of the one recently de
suoyed by fire, aud to have the express train
stop there instead of at West Brook6eld. II is
claimed that large number of people will bc
better accommodated if the proposed change 4
made
The mills, water privileges, land and bpid.
ings Of the late d. A. Carter in South Lancaster
known as "Carter's Mills" were sold by auction
yesterday afternoon to MIR. Preston r. Mans-
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Base ball at Washington: Athletics IS,
0lympics 10.
Base ball at New York: Forest Citys of Cleve-
land 6, Mutuals IS.
The gentlemen's cricket eleven fIom England
will visit Canada in August.
There will be grand reunion Of the 10Th New
Hampshire regiment ut Alton Bay, N. H., June
Goth. All are invited.
The manager Of the grand opera house at
New York has declined its use for Woodruff
and Clafn meetings.
The examination OF the charges against Rev.
DR.. Huston commenced at the parsonage of the
Trinity church in Baltimore yesterday.
Henry Peck has recovered $4,000 from the New
York Central railroad company for being put
off palace car for refusing TO pay extra fare
for the drawing room car when the ordinary car
of the train was full
Halifax dispatch says the steamer Com.
merCe brought up from the Concorda Yesterday
40 bales Of cotton, and has gone back to the
wreck for the remainder.
Information has been received that John
Reichardt killed the wel.known Indian chief
Yellow Leaf, and that Reichardt himself has
since been killed. The death of Rechardt who
has rendered valuable assistance TO the govern
ment Is much regretted by the officials Of the
war department.
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DIR. Livingstone .

NEW YORK, May PA special to the Herald
from London says: "0ur correspondent at
Zanzibar writes that Seyd ben MaJid, one of the
principal Arabs of Ujiii, left that place on the
18th of January last and arrived at Unyanyem-
be on the 9Th of February. He reported to Shek
Ben Nasib, an important parsonage in Unyan-
yembe, that Stanley had reached Ujiji fifty days
before. He (Majid) left by circuitOus route,
which he was compelled to take on account Of
the troubles on the regular caravan route. At
the time of SANKEY'S arrival Livingstone was
not at Uiiii. He had been travelling in the neigh
boring country and was at Myemba, twenty
days march from Uiij, between Lakes Gangany-
ka and Victoria Nyanza. But at the time of
the departure of Seyd Ben Maid, Livingstone
had arrived at IIjiji and he and Stanley were to-
gether. Sheik Ben Nasib sent this news from
Unyanyembe to his brother Abdelah Ben Ma
sib, at Zanzibar, by his trusty slave, Saade, who
left Unyanyembe on the Sth of February and
reached Zanzibar on the I'd of April. Abdellah
Ben Nash and the slave Saade, were both seen
by the Herald correspondent at Zanzibar. Some
consider it strange that Stanley, if at Ujiji
when Seyd Ben Maid left, did not send letters
by him to Unyanyembe. This is fully eX-
planned by the circumstance that Seyd Ben Ma
jid did not intend to go to Unyanyembe when
he left Ujiii, but started with an armed force
to fight against native chief, named Mtsambo,
between these places. and only came to Unycm-
wemba because his fighting operations brought
him near"
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field, for SOS, 300. The property includes about
thirty acres Of land, a large factory for the
making of t inc and thread, a flour and grist
MILL the homestead of the late owner, and one
Of the best mill privileges on the Nashua river
The twcny-ifth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Holt of West Boylston
was duly observed by their numerous friends,
who flied their house at an carly hour
on Monday evening After n bOuntilul
supper, Rev. Mr. Cross, who solemnised
their marriage twenty-five years ago, adj
dressed them in his characteristic manner.
Appropriate remarks were made by DIR. George
w. Warren and Mr.. Thomas Harlow. Friends
from Holden and Sterling were present and all left
substantial tokens of respect aud frien lship.
The pleasant occasion was enlivened by some
very fine singing. Mr.. Holt expressed his
thanks to his friends for the tokens of their re-
gard, and called upon Mr.. Cross to close the ex-
erciseS with prayer
OBITUARY NOTICE.-Ded in Shrewsbury,
on the Goth inst, Jonathan H. Nelson, aged
citizen of Shrewsbury and as a man of business,
so deep and plain that it cannot be easily ERASED
from the memory of those who knew him.
Descended from parents whose reputable ances-
tors settled in that town more than a century
ago, hls own character early received impress
ions from tn eirs which became more expressive
ly manifest with his advancing years. Not
long after the death of his father, which oc-
Cured IN 1927, he entered the service of that
al,
man, the late Col. Nymphus Pratt, a model of
energy, order, promptness and punctuality in
business, as well as safe counsellor and exam
pie to the many in his employ both in decorum
of manners, public spirit, and the general pro-
prietieS Of a well ordered society.
Ia such school Mr.. Nelson was an APT,
persevering, and a successful scholar Having
counsel and the plain practical wisdom of his
precepts, enforced by their every day example,
seemed carly TO have been the code of young
Nelson's calling, and being such at the forming
period OF manly character, their influence was
controlling in making him what he became--a
thorough man of business, patient of labor,
methodcal, puuctual, eminently prosperous, of
a growing public spirit, aud having conscious
pleasure in seeing and promoting the welfare OF
his kindred, bis neighbors, and the town which
was his birthplace and the home of all his years.
He will be missed. His absence will be deeply
felt. His strength of mind and earnest purpose
his force of character in the places he occupied
his large good will and growing usefulness will
occupy many thoughts and hearts. May they
be power to those who knew him best and can
do the most to fill the vacancy that cannot but
remind them of what he was and what he did.
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G0urtester 4ailp spp.
CITY NEWS.


d. NJ. Wheeler, civil engineer with A. c.
Buttrick), publishes card in another column.
The mayor and aldermen met as board OF
health last evening, and gave hearings to petit
tioners on four or five cases of nuisances
Petitions are in circulation for the signatures
OF those who did not sign the former one, ask
ing the mayor and aldermen to revise the vote
Of ward four in the recent beer election.
Charity lodge of Good Tempars held pound
aud neck-fic" party at Temperance hall last
evening, at which there was lots of fun, and
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
The mayor and aldermen with several invited
guests, will visit Lake Quinsigamond to-day,
for the purpose Of viewing the location Of the
proposed new boulevard, on the west side of the
lake.
The passenger list of the steamer Palmyra,
which sailed from Boston yesterday, includes
the names of Miss Mary Stone aud Mr. Geo. F.
Armsby of this city.
The grove on the west side of Lake Quinsiga-
mondiis being put in order for picnic parties by
the erection of seats aud a small wooden build
ing which is to be used as lunch room and
ticket office.
Iut lEpuulCdu convention OF tue tl3ntn con-
gressional district will be held in Horticultural
ball this morning at II O'Clock, for the purpose
OF choosing two delegates and two substitutes
to represent the district at the Philadelphia con
vention.
Harry Bloodgood's minstrel and buresquc
combination drew good house at the theatre
last evening. The entertainment was better
than The average, and was made up of the usual
variety of absurdilcs, with the addition of
tlapeze performance.
A large crowd gathered on Main street last
evening, about ballpast seven, to witness the
performances of a man attached to Bloodgood's
show, on tight rope stretched from one of the
fourth story windows of the Bay State house to
FlaSg's block. The performer accomplished
his difficult and perilous feats with apparent
ease, and to the qualification of the spectators.
Michael Hogan, who was fined for drunken.
ness in the central district court, yesterday
morning, amused himself by getting drunk
again in the afternoon, and pulling fences to
pieces on Grove street. After hard struggle
be was again arrested and will be allowed to
pay for bis amusement in the court room this
morning.
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The Dominion.

OTTAWA, May 21.--ln the house last night
MIR. Stephenson moved for an address for CORES
pondence respecting the seizure of a steam-tug
and barge in st. Clair fats canal by United
States customs officials. He thought the matter
ought to be fully investigated.
Mr.. Mckenzie wanted to know how the gov
eminent intended to proceed. This was u seri-
Gus question. By the treaty it'had been assumed
that the canal was American, and Americans
put us to trouble for the least intracton OF their
rules.
Sir John A. Macdonald said that the motion
was a proper one to be granted. The treaty did
not in any way deal with the boundary in these
waters. The home government accepted Porter
and Barclays map, which placed the canal in
American territory. The treaty gave us the use
of the canal on the same terms as the Ameri-
cans
Mr. Mckenzie contende1 that the canal ques-
ton was simply another piece of sharp practice
on the part of our American neighbors.
Mr. Stephenson said it was time the question
was settled.
After some further discussion the motion was
carried.
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Political.

AUGUSTA, Me, May 21.-The republicans of
the third congressional district met in conven-
ton to-day, and unanimously nominated HonJ.
G. Blaine for representative to congress
Blaine's sixth nomination. Col. Jas. ErSkine
of Bristol was nominated for elector. H. Bliss,
Jr., and IL. KuOwlton were chosen delegates to
the Philadelphia convention.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 21.-The democratic
state committee met in this city to-day, and
issued call for the democratic state convention
at Bangor, Tuesday, June 18th, to nominate
candidates for governor, and delegates to the
Baltimore convention.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21-The municipal re-
form party to-day nominated a full city and
county ticket, composed equally of democrats
and republicans -
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Acceptance of Mr. Greeley.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 8, 1872.
DEAR SIR:-The national convention of the lib
eral republicans of the United States have in
strncted the undersigned president, vice president
and secretaries of the convention, to inform you
that you have been nominated as the candidate of
the liberal republicans for the presidency of the
United States. We also submit to you the address
and resolutions unanimously adopted by the cOuven
ton Be pleased to signify TO your acceptance of
the platform and the nomination, and believe u.s.
very truly yours,
(Signed) c. SoHURzd President.
GEORGE W. JULIAN, Vice President
William Il. Mclean. John G, Davidson j. H.
Rhodes, Secretaries.
Hon. Horace Greeley, New York City
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Auti-Masonic.

0BERLIN, May 21.- The national Christian
association opposed to secret societies met this
afternoon. Fifteen states were represented.
President Blanchard Of Wheaton, ILL.,, was chO-
sen president, with one vice president from each
state represented 1t was decided to take a re-
cess till tomorrow and that opposers of secret
orders should organize mass meeting TO dis
cuss the question of the necessity for national
political action.