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THE WEATHER.

WAR DkPART1ENT, Ot6e Of Chtsf StFNdI ONesy,l
WASH sToN, August ii, 1873 lO:30 o m Z
SYNOPSIS Fot The PAST rWENTy-FOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen in New England and the
RIdcle states, it'll cool and gener ally clear weather
ard northease ~ winds. 1t has fallen on the lower
lakes, with variable winds. cloudy weather and oc-
casfoDal rain. Cool calm, par ly cloudy weather in
the gulf and south Atlantic states, with occaaoua
rain near the gulf coast Northeasterly to SOUTH
eastery winds, and clear weather from Ten
nessee TO the Ohio alley and thence to Missouri aud
eastern Illinois. NoIthwesterly to northeasterly
winds and partly cloudy weather in the upper lake
region.
PRoBABiLIrIEs.-For New England, falling ba-
rometer, Iortheasterly to southeasterly winds,
rising perature, increasing cloudy weather fol-
loved by occasional rain. For the middle Atlantic
states, northesstsrly to southsastery WINDS
higher ten persture, generally weather during
the day, followed BY falling barometer and partly
cloudy we ather and occasional rain near the sea-
beard. For the lower lakes and thence to West
Virginia and eastern Kentucky, falling barometer,
warmer, increasingly cloudy weather. and asiona
local rains. FROM Michigan to Iowa and thepce 10
the lower Missouri and lower Ohio valleys, north.
westerly to bortheasterly Winds lower tenn Der
partly cloudy weather and local rain near the river
valleys; For the gulf and south Atlantic states,
diminishing pressure, southeasterly and south
westerly winds, cloudy weather and asonal rain
Reports are missing from the southwest, the north
west AID Oregon.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room OF The
STAR ofhce registered to-day follows:-s O. m IA
10 a. m, Io's; II m, ~: 2 D. m. 80.
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The manner in which the full and graphic
reports of the wawaset disaster issued in our
extras and regular edition on SATURDAY. were
goobied up without credit by the specials, and
Associated Press, would be trying to the tenn
per were we not used to this sort of treatment
Inc New York Herald telegrapher was
an especial sinner in this way, having taken
three or four columns bodily from THE STAR.
Nthon' WORD OF credit. The STAR reports,
including the labOriously gathered statements
of various survivors of the disaster were h., 81,
odds the best made of the affair, as ia susBciart-
ly shown by the wholesale manner in which
they were appropriated by our cotemporartes.
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Some vile slanderer accuses the ladies at
Cape May of padding their bathing dresses.
He says 1.-The breast, arms. shoulders, and even
the calves are so neatly and symmstrically pad
ded that every fair bather you meet appears to
be perfect VEINS as regards personal shape
and appearance" The ladies ought to give the
fellow a good dnckinR.
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FInAsCIAL AnD CUmMExClAL.

While the -Sall street markets we're active
last week thef is no special feature OF note to
record. The bulls and "bears" were both
quiet, and though the transactions were heavy
in gold and stocks, everything went quietly
along. The bank statement for the week does
not compare favorably with its immediate pre-
decessor.
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The milkmen Of Elmira have adopted a new
plan for delivering milk, which possesses many
advantages over the old one, and which we
should like to see introduced into Washington
Iheir wagons are arranged like those employed
TO deliver soda water, and the milk is furnished
In half gallon, quart and pint bottles which are
returned the following day, and which can be
kept cool while filed by LAYING them in water.
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The newspapers of Lancaster, Pa, are spread
ing themselves over two-story, eight-room
brick dwelling house recently built in that city
in the short space OF ten hours and half. The
next news from Lancaster in regard to this won
derful structure will be that it tumbled down
in less than i've minutes Thus rural journal
ism viii have two first class items
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The Star Nv MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion " 1t, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time ~ they desire, at the
rate Of nifty cents Per month Orders, ACCOM-
panied By the Money, should be sat 70 the busi-
ness once OF the paper.
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KMOvAL.-I, en-, sequeuc. ostbe custiss dow,
Is E e MS ,;ri,' sS ere TSSHsPiSI. MI
Ne 5os sfsIEf. ofPosffE i raj ifP POST 4
once on ira e hss ,. s.e1rse yssy soSvsnieps
sssI s:... P, y. Ma s.isn
AM E Ao o. Is. I SSis;
s:i: :
S SsIT.; a;.,s S:fsr: d j:%:. a;!.ssi!,
kIehi,scs; Hon = p Blair; Hon W. WI pS.sis..,,
o %%
Joss he. consul 2' as sssa IL sss..n
a RARE CHANCE.
o. Pc :'. .'s Il X s ss;:: a e"
II LBS. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR FoR q.
% e sn' S
price IL very uncertain.
GRANULATfD and "a !sUGA rs direct from ON / ii:
ingy low rates.
The "Queen" or "Gem"
ONLY 81 IS PER DOZEN.
Etss ..Ss,. S,1 xoUNes . Goa areeer..
.ussa l-Art opposite sas tsP = f., sas6 Once
CHENILLE BRICK COMPANY.
Two kilns of BRICK for sale CHEAP. App,v 4. a.
bACH1, l6ll Madison street, near 10th. auRe ST.
FOR PREsERvING AND PICKLING.
PURE CIDER vim EGAR,
s $sEs sSR!ssSEHH 35 SRH sp ff55ssR
PRESERVING SUGARS, &C.
For sale at the lowest prices by :,
as St LRep.l Northwest corner IN and SIS.
A CARD.-We desire to call the attention of the
"A citlzens OF Warrington and surround
4 ia h 81
KINDS OF FURNITURE the most ~
extensive scale. Having purchased the 80
the sspcs. IL q the north and
country We propose to conp pete with any factory in
me United States Thanking the public for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon us In the past, we
of in this
auss-6t Factory $50 and $50 b ST., Cup stairs.)
WINES AND LIQUORS..
PURE Rye WHIsKIEs, for medicinal use.
CAIAWBA WINE, from Kelly's Island, only O.
P6RI OLD PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES,
bSR sEST cfDES oh. se..
quality. Wv WV
For sale by
asst IRep.l Northwest corner 7th and SITS.
wi No. AS iith STREET NonrHwpsr,
Has opened her new and elegant
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING STORE,
gneIe ehe Will keep on hand full supply OF the
psit g La. H shos BrWSa oSi Finger
also children's II air Cutting done. aup7 DIS
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HCoUSTY OF wAsHINGTQN,
OF WASHINGTON,
~ board OF PHRIIc XnRKs


TCOUNTr OF WASHINGTON,
Wy BoARpor PvBLIc WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Whereas having been deemed condueiSe t To- III,
public interest to extend Nineteenth street north
through the land Of Xa. 10 RSss
ins i.sd II GoSiRT:n, Pardon, and others
sim Of said street has been by the direction Of the
ssa Nod Plat
ofthe proposed extension OF said street. and all per
make them known to the underssaed on eSs it daS
Of September 1873 a. noon, az the Office Of the Vice
tlict Of Columbia, Room No. I 8 Morrison building
-Four and a half ST. eet, Washipg ton, d. g., where
any objection which may be made will be heard and
HENRY d. COOKE,
JAMES 4; MAGRGDEs,
auflll5I5 2.35t3 b ard OF Public Works.
HsS sf RE1E sIaaIEI 4 R.
toyars,, Iisrarayia and Manassas, and Lynotsu,s
and DdnriHe X: H. CoD,par,es, esnsoi,datsd:l
NoTICE.-Eolders OF First and Third Mortgage
psny, that matured on LIST May last are hereby no
5; IN Err 81 Ra
and May 18th last; The past due Bonds can be de-
W. r.
or EoBERT GARRETT, Of Baltimore, Md, or
JOHN W. BURKE, of Alex andria, Va
sugl-eo7w w II. MARBURY, Treasurer.
FCoUNTI OF wAsHINGTON.
Wy BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIN6ToN, d O., July 18th, 1873
Whereas it having been deemed conducive to the
public interest by the Board OF Public Works to
extend ii street northeast from Boundary street to
the Columbia Turnpike road, through the land Of
the Colun4 bia Turn pike company; and whereas the
extension ofsad street has been, by the direction of
the Undersigned, duly surveyed and . plat thereof
prepared and fitd IN office:
Notice is hereby given Of the proposed extension
OF said street. and all persons having objections
thereto requested TO make them known 70 the
undersigned on SATURDAY. August SOth, at
noon, AZ the Office Of the Vice President OF the
Board Of Public Works Of the District Of Columbia,
Room No. ~ Morrison's Building, ~ street,
Washington, ID. O. where any objections which
may be made W III be heard and considered.
HENRY d. COOKE,
ALEXANDER X. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLf CLUSS,
II. A. WILLARD.
ly2S Arg 4s.E. 1878 IChron kRep
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POLAR SODA,

THs COL DEs1 AND BESfIN rHE WORLD,
lin pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
DEPOT goR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
le1fx near Fifteenth street.
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PIANOS, DO.
CHEAP PIAkOs.-Several excellent SECOND
~ HAND PIANOS in complete order-
viii positively be sold below cost for cash ve35
from want OF room-and same price allowedsuu NV
IN eIachanse for neg Pianos in three years, At @.
west, near PenssyIvania avenue Agents for
STRIPS PIANOS. sue7 tr
n KUHN's PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
~. 633 New York Avenue, near 7th street.
Agent for the celebrated Patent Pianos Of DECKER
BIOS, New fork, in use By the first -
snpssior sfEH%fES okaxS' f Pi.a an mn
from different manufacturers, new and used, al low
PRICE, and for rent. All kinds OF MUSICAL IN
SIkUMENT rs, own Importation.
Pianos, Organs, Harpe, &C.. tuned and repaired.
I UCAs' PIANO AND MUSIC sTORE,
Pianos and Organs and Musical Instruments Of
every oescrfptfon on hand; sold easy
terms. Pianos and Organs tuned and regu- -
lated. Georgetown orders left ct Mr. VUNV
GkIMES', No. los Bridge street. jyl1-tr
A IAsG stJ ESf * Si sAsE9s NEW AID
from different factories, nov on hand and
for sale or rent on EASY TERMS, to makevVEV
room ct
REICHENBACHs PIANO wARERooMs,
A23 nth street, above Pennsylvania avenue,
Agency for VIM. Knabe Co.s and VIM. Nc
Oammonb PIANOS.
Secondhand PIANOS taken in part payment for
new Pianos. uS-tr
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TCOUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
Wy BOARD OF PUBLIc WORKS,

Wy BOARD OF PuBLIc woRks.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1873.
Whereas IL having been deemed CONDUCIVE To- the
public interes, to widen Fourteenth street or Pney
street, the south division OF Columbia Unipet.itV
grounds on the square between said streets in said
Division and whereas the widening of said road
in said division, between the esaid points, has
been, by the direction Of the undersigned Only sur
eyed, and plat thereof prepared and filed in our
sion ofsad road, and all persons having OBJ lection.
thereto are requested 20 make them known 10 the
n6derslgn NED on the LIST day Of sePtember 1873
OF Pablo Works ef the District OF Columbia, room
No. Morrison Building, -Four and q half street
be made will be heard and considered.
HENRY ID. COOKE.
AbEXASDER r. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
HENRY q WILLARD,
anen,I5,lS,22 ~ Board of Public Works.
FCOUNTY OF wAsHINGTON,
Wy BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
whe,s,s :, WAsHISsToy, august s, 1873:
pubic interest to connect the change of Linnean
HUI read from the west end of the bridge across
RocL creek A. shoemakers mill with the Broad
Pierce shoemeker; and whereas the Connection with
the :sd has been, by the direction Of the un
and died in our office: Setice Is hereby Siy.n u ts
proposed connection with the said reads and ali per
sons having objections thereto requested TO make
September 1873, at noon. at the Office Of the Vice
President q the Board Of Public Works Of The biz,
trict Of Columbia, Room No. l3. Morrison Buldins.
-Four and u half street, Warrington D. O. ahsrs
any objections which may be made will be heard and
ALExANDEk K SHEPHERD,
JAMES a; MAGKUDEK,
aESRY 4. WILLARD,
angII,l5,l522 25,29 Board Of Public Works
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYkOOWSN1 MILCH cows are on the
y land Of CONWAY ROBINSON, adjoin- ~1eun
iIg the Soldiers Home. The owner 10 W.
desired TO come fer them speedily. IT.
I OsT-On Sunday evening, August 10, at Bslti-
- mere and Potomac Depot or ON 9Th street, be
MEDAL, dated 1870 The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning 1t to 491 Maryland ave. It,
&O0kEWAkD-Strayed or sto,en-On the 10th
T%V inst, TWO HORSES, one La ge ~
Bay Mare, hump on the left knee; one Chest IN
nut Sorrel ID rse, star on forehead. split inNN
left front hoof. The above reward will be given IL
returned to.ANDREW RUSSELL, Meridian Hill,
near 10th street. It,
I 0sTmA SILVER SNUFF BOX marked on lid
- y. W. Cunningham between corner OF o and
New York avenue, west side II 10th northwest. The
ntder by returning to MR.. HOOVER, 1000 o
street, corner 10th northwest, shall receive as II
was lost Sunday last, August 5, 1873. ang3-2tS
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 9th Of the month,
Il one CALF, four white feet and white q,
face. The owner will please come forward GF
prove properly, pay charges and take himxA
away. JOHN r. .oIDLICK, 1000 9Th and x SITS :,
sout he asst. aueS-sts
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RFTO TK-PAYERS.

AV A4A.fAhEu
The sUPIRINrENDENT OF ASSESSMENTS
having turned the tax books for the sc Al wear
ending June %, 1874, will receive taxes fer the
same on MONDAY, August for which an abate-
ment Of HIGHT AND ONK-QUARTER PER
CENT. will be made for prompt payment.
augll-n W. h SLATER, Collector.
~THHRE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
w Board Of Trustees of Public Sch 1ols held
ih- franklin ), hOOi Building, TUESDAY EVE
aSsss s'sn'' H. iSi; Ps SxIspos, Secretary.
FPINICKs INDIAN HAIR RESrORER
ecY has never ben known to fail. Il frees the
xalp fr0n Dsndrun, restores Gray Hair ID its
natural color renders II son and piable, prevents
the Hair from falling and re or oduces 10 when
gone; IL IL the nnest Hair Dresser Known For sale
b. all Druggists. iyl2-dtf
~0EORGR w KAUFMAN, J.sfv. AZ m.
NY Psors, Attends 70 ell kinds Of Claims an6 -
gal eosinsss, southwest corner d lth and streets
R%eCHEHCKS MANDRAKE PILLs.lTh.~
VS pills are composed exclusively o. veeetsbls
ingredients, and although they entirely supsrssds
the Of mercury 30 mot leave any of is uriops
sHscts. They act directly pop the liver, and are
valuable remedy IN all Of derangemeet result
fna iron . disorder.d STATE Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Tndigssfion, Sick
Heedache, Typhoid fevsr., &C., &c, all succumb 10
Ire fres uss Of 81 henckS Mandrake Pills. FOR ale
~ eli DrusEists and Dealers. ma-,r
wua ~,s pnr ~ saa,
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q How cd Il r. 2 !. s. ..s ,.,,. v,,, ,o.,.,
q Haly sh 20 rsSSiss: :: ~ Ily;ios .srynl.s
pscties TO accept the respensibiity which fails upon
nsr, e ~ s~iSs s, @ ,"s' S svsrS d:s hs
Why, but yst sahsrtng enough 70 bs attsriy mi.erS
able This state Of Weakness and Asbility Il moss
fatal e her than severe sle Of sickness. for in thsi
she viii finger month"; sftef months, uoe thipkfns
worth while 70 80 phy.ician seost IT, until nstlrc
sxhausted Rives ont she h carried 20 the 0rnvs
When litife Dreesntion In proper time would have
ssshine can compare With the LONo-LIfI BIT,
rERs q DIT. L. q. BERTRAM. They are cafe ana
tnfAllible remedy against malaria, Dyspepsia, ooo
tysnss., biAousness, hesdschss, morning siekns.s
and al mDlainfs peculiar 10 women. rhsse Bit
ssrs, Witch are cold b. ell druggists, are, 10 cooss
lu-ncs o. thc1r virtue end most agreeable ee1ee, th
medicine - szesilsses Tor ladies. J1l6
TRKMOvAL.-Thran dsr.lyu-d uavs this day
~ rcmoved from corner Of Ne~ Jersey avenue
Nd street south 20 their Storeroem and
W.Iehou-. southeast corner Of same square,l cor
ger fr ana Y streets southeast.
Our ipcrsased fHci,itte. VIII enable us TO supply
ar euso ssers GROCERIES, &C.. promptly, and &
nAys& euLICK . BIO.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Dc.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
Srk cIALrIEs
NHw BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
WARREN CHoAIE co.,
par PtsSsSLvAsrA Avtsut, tvernon Row.
Artist Ms'erisi- 90 sverv s.-crrst-n .urrfiea ON
order from esfsiogns NJ list prices.
Pine Stationary; Paper, Ea.elOpc- .ra vt-tins
ss.rds, and Pine knsrs'ins for Wasting Cards,
No eh.rse for Ensossips paper and saveior,s
Gold Pens paired espeditiOu-ly and At moderate
Stationery Ofevery description ct Unreasonable prices
telegraph in.trun-nf In our ,tcre enable. % to
1Sr snssomer. any article In ihs Boob or ssiopery
s' ana thus save nueh time In the execution
.nsl WARREN CHoArE q CO.
TEE MIs5RAL sPsIses on rae UNIrEp
EI5,.p, Nd lis g Side ks.GS.s.Ss Sss4s. 4.
sHILLINeToN's BooKsrosE,
Corner a. street and Pennsylvania avenue
Purple and Linen, novel, by Y. F.wcctt
trnnSeept, tale Of Medern Life, by Mrs. oliph
TTgeY Met b, chance, BY Olive Logan.
Narrative Of the Mission 10 Russia in isss Oft
Hon. q. v. Fox.
The Argument NJ Geneva before the Tribunal,
Arbitration under the Treaty % Mashington
Widdinsld,s New Osok Book, or Practical Receipt.
Book q Scrolls snd Ornaments for sign, Carriage.
ROpss q sand by the author Of Woven Of Many
Threads. 1
Expisied, By the author Of Six Months HaDca
Popular Science Monthly FOR August, and all the
back numbers hand.
Blank Books, Play irg Cards, Paper and FnyaI-
ores, at the very lowest prices, wholesale and re-
tal. OA
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GOverDnens 0eeUrftfes

INV TORK-TIRsr Boa
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r%COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
Wy B0AkD OF PUBLIC WORKS
DISTRICT OF COIUMRTA

~ NEW 30 o K 8.
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The New Departure in Ohio.

Fusion OF LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AND ALLEN
COUNTY DEPARTIsTs AT THE COLUMBUS CON
vKNTIoN.
The liberal republican convention at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, yesterday morning dissolved
and united with the Allen county new depar-
lists. The two factions thus harmonic ed held
joint session, George Z. Pugh, of Cincinnati.
presiding. In speaking of the need of a party
one OF the delegates said: Neither of the
present parties can accomplish the needed re-
forms-one Will not, and the other cannot help
the people.
Tho convention made the following nomina-
tions: For governor, Isaac G. Collins, of Ham
ders Pistt, of Logan, liberal; attorney general,
Seraphan Meyers, of Stark, liberal; supreme
court judges, +. II. Ewing, of Fairfield, demo-
cTat; ID. W. G. Londen, OF Brown. liberal; board
Of public works, Jas. McBeth, OF Allen, demo-
cTat; state treasurer, Jonathan Harshma OF
Montgomery, democrat; controller of the treas
ury, c. p. l.. Butler, OF Franklin. liberal.
The platform adopted is in substance as fol-
lows: 1st. To withhold votes from any caucus
or convention nominee when not acceptable
I'd. Both republicans and democratic parties
have out-lved the issues in which they had
their origin; Sd. That the republican party hav-
ing control OF both branches of Congress is re-
sponsible for the salary 'Egrab" and squander-
ing the public lands; 4th. That the fundamenta
purpose OF government is protection of persons
and property; 9Th. That corruption can be sue
cessfully combatted only by lessening the temp
tation by the dimunition of government officials;
9th. Condemns the election of stoc kholders and
officers of National Banks to Congress; 9Th j..
government of the constitutional limitation
of its power; sth. The appointment of sub
ordinate officials only upon qualification for
Off ce,
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Virginia Republican Convention.

Nirgfufa Republican Convention.
COL AIGHks NOMINATED FoR GOVERNOR
AN ALEXANDRIA DELEGATE QUOTES SHAKE
sPEARE.
Tine Virginia republican convention, holding
It's session AT Lynchburg, last night effected a
permanent organization by electing X. q. L.
Page (colored) president. Major X. III. Carter
nominated Gel. X. W. Hughes as the republ-
can candidate for governor. Gen. wickham
nominated Major Edward Mcmahon.
Mr.. Seaton, (colored,) of Alexandra, said he
did not knC', Mr.. Hughes, but had known MIR.
lieved him to be the most available man. Much
laughter was here created by the Intellectual
effort on the part OF Seaton to pronounce Major
McMshon's name.l What has been the course
OF this convention to-day? About three hun
dred TO five hundred dollars has been spent in
advertising. A voice-'McMahon,' - aud great
lauRhterl Mr.. Seaton-You will hoo-hoo the
other way hereafter. CONTINUED laughter
You should give good man a show. We want
the best man. There are men in this conveu-
uon-white men, with black men to buy them
up-who have no more interest in the state of
Virginia than hog. [Laughter.l lam stand
ing up for my constituents, and am INTERRUPTED
by white men and black men. | believe them
all carpet-baggers. [Laughter.l It's "Choke
him! choke him down!' when you don't agree
with them.
The chair suggested to Mr.. seaton to conane
himself TO the subject under discussion.
A Noice.-Give him latitude.
Mr.; Seaton.-No, don't want latitude; but
you want common sense. As Shakespeare said
on one occasion-luproarious laughter
MIR. Seaton, continuing, attempted to repeat
CAS- Shakespeare said on one occasion, !" but the
laughter drowned his voice, and he was unable
TO tell what Shakespeare said: =" There is tide
in the affairs of men," sc.
Mr.. Anderson, of Louisa, to Mr.. Seaton.-The
convention has seen enough. You had better
speak TO the point, and not keep saying, a.
Shakespeare said on one occasion. [Great
laughter.
Mr.. Seaton.-If was as big jackass as YOU,
the convention wouldn't have any fun. up
roarious laughter.l
Alter considerable wrangling, MeMahon's
name was withdrawn, and Col. Hughes nomi-
mated by acclan alton.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Money, 3a4. Exchange
hrmer for long sterling, at los Z alO0; weaker
with all transactions at li5H 20 l15T Rates
for carrying, to and flat for borrow
ing. Governments strong and higher. State
securities firm. The stock market is strong,
with an active business. The PRINCIPAL strength
has been shown by Lake Shore, st. Paul,
Northwest Common and Union Pacific
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The Virginia Republican convention.

LYNcHBURe, va, July Si.-In the radical
convention this morning. about O'Clock, a vote
Vas arrived at for Lieut.. Governor. and Q. p.
Ramsdell, late Of Pennsylvania, but now OF
Surry county, received the nomination on the
first ballot. At O'Clock nearly a dozen candi-
dates were put in nomination for Attorney GEN
eTal, but pending the calling Of the roll thew
were all withdrawn again except Judge David
Fultz, native of Virginia, of stanton, who
was nominated on the first ballot. The cOnven-
ton then adjourned until y m to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-31
The saratog. Races ro-dax

SAkArOGA, July Sl.-The weather ~ ine,
and there Is good attendance. The first race
was for purse OF $500, one mile. The follow
ing started :-Hitchcock's Quits, Rice and
McCormack's Sunrise, waden's Minnie w,
Matson's hlly, and Brooks and McDamel's Sue
Rider. Minnie W. was the favorite In the pools.
The race was won by Sunrise, Minnie W. sec
ond and Quits third. Time, la.
THE SECOND RACE,
for purse of $500, for all ages two miles was
won by True Blue. Mate was second. Time:
3.3lk.