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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
FIGHTING BOSS" TILDEN.
A LIVELY CONTEST.
TILDEN'S GROWING STRENGTH.
PRELIMINARY ORGANIZATION.
scHELL'S OPENING SPEECH.
HE TALKS HARD MONEY.
wATTERSoN TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
TW0-THIRDS RULE ADOPTED.
ID. c. DELEGATES WANT TO VOTE.
THE CONTEST AT ST. LOUIS.
Fighting BOSS" TiIden Awarm Time
D.. c. DELEGATES WANT TO VOTE.
THE CONTEST AT ST. LOUIS.
Fighting Boss" TiIden AWarm Time
The Anti-Tilden Men Not Organized.
specials to The STAR
Preliminary Organization.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE convention met
at noon for preliminary organization, which
VIII be made permanent this afternoon, so
that TO morrow will be devoted TO balloting
The Tflden Fight Warmer.
The contest between the Tilden and anti
Tilden men yesterday and last night is re-
sumed to-day. and is one OF the most spirit
ed personal and aggressive known In the
history Of parties. The New Workers, head
ed by Kelly, Schell, slocum and others, as
sailed Tilden at every delegation, flooding
the city at intervals with circulars headed
''Boss Tilden," and denouncing him as q
bogus reformer, railroad gambler and trick
ster, whose nomination would give the re-
publicans one hundred thousand majority In
New York. General Slocum, who COM
manded the second corps during the war,
and who 10 active in opposing Tilden, said
to THE STAR correspondent this morning
that every and all the ex-governors,
peals, ana All but two OF the democratic
office holders, and all the leading men ia the
party In New York opposed Tilden. A cir
cular was issued this a. m. giving the names
OF fifty such. The Ohio and Indiana men OF
course coalesce in this opposition, and have
passed resolutions that their states will not
take second place on the ticket Hendricks
positively declined TO DO SO. NOTWITHSTANDING
Ing all this oppOSit ton
TILDEN'S SUPERB ORG ANIZlTION
hes thus fer given him control. Tammany's
litter hostility has had a reactionary effect,
and the country delegates say il that crowd
fight Tilden we ought TO vote for him. Til
den's friends put bis estimate high, but IL is
safe to say this morning he had no more than
majority OF the electoral vote and forty
majority of delegates A majority vote will
probably tide him over the two thirds, for
the reason that there is
NO ORGANIZED OPPOSITION
except by Hendricks. Hancock developed
too lste, Pennsylvania not deciding TO go
solid for him TIL late yesterday. IL com
blnation is possible before to morrow Thur
man is likely to be the dark horse. though
Hsncoek's friends base their hopes that he
is the one. New men are out OF the Ques-
ton. Seymour positively declines; IL Is
doubtful II his name is presented. the rail-
road ombination Of Jewett has bursted, aud
Payne carnot command Ohio for President
though he is generally named for Vice with
Ttlden. A
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by Associated Press.l
OPENING THE CONVENTION,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 27.-The convention
assembled In the large and beautiful hall of
rated with garlands OF leaves, the state coats
OF arms, &c. The weather is very warm and
sultry,
BEToKEsING A STORM.
The delegates were promptly in their places
at noon, but IL was 12:20 before the couven-
ton was called TO order by Hon. Augustus
Schell Chairman OF the National Democratic
rear OF the chairman's desk, kept the assem-
bly, interested by rendering lively airs.
MR. SCHELL, IN CALLING TO ORDER,
of this convention to nominate candidates
whose election shall change the government
and overthrow corruption, and produce ad-
ministratlye reforms demanded by the peo-
pie. tApplause.l He said the corruption
now existing in the government must be
buried. This duty must be confided to the
hands not Of those who now hold the govern
ment, but TO the democratic party. The
thing TO be reformed can't be reformed by
itself; The people are Intelligent and saga
cious; they understand their rights and Will
lican party. He referred TO the democratic
TIE HARD MONEY PARTY
70 as .ais On l. t he :.S IL scy sr
consistent with hard money principles. All
the acts authorizing paper money as legal
npa sae T % Sops
the republican administration. He then
referred briefly 70 the civil results. The
remedy In not rapid contraction or increased
currency; but the remedy Ut this time In the
repeal or the resumption act Do that
and give the democratic party the reins
OF government, and their policy of the
one money aud sound finance viii bring
specie payment shortly. [Applause.l This
centennial OF national Independence We have
met 10 adopt means 70 restore to country 70
prosperity. May we not hope that after nix
teen years OF republicanism that the demo-
cratic party may resume its supremacy in
the convention will insure good nomin.l.
tons. BE exhorted the convention 70 wisdom
In making the platform
Preliminary Organization.
At the conclusion Of his remarks he nomi-
mated Henry Wstterson, OF Kentucky, as
temporary chairman. fApplaune.l This was
uDanimously agreed. Hon. Mr.. Barnum, OF
Connecticut, and Mr.. Ransom, OF North
Carolina, were appointed q committee for
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The Convention and the Ltq aor CUES.
ton

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE following tele-
gram was forwarded TO the president OF the
National Democratic Convention to-day: "a
"NEw YORK, June 9th. 1866
President N0fi0n0l Democratic C1aUenfiOa,
81. LOariS, Mo The International Tenn perance
Congress held Ia PhllSde,phis sends greet
ing and the earnest prayer from many thou
sands OF Christian citizens that I'm your Gem
tennial platform about TO be adopted ron
will pronounce against the traffic in sicO-
holic liquors as a chief cause OF crime, pau
perism and political corruption, and nomi-
ate as your candidates Tor President and
Vice President total 6bstalpers from intOxi-
eating beverages and supporters OF the pro-
hibition OF the liquor traffic asthe true ma
uoDal legislative policy.
lSignedl-Wm. E: Dodge president j. N.
SuarDE, secretary"
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FATAL THUNDKRBoLT-Ttoo YOUNG Girls
Struck in an Open Neld.-An accident occur
red near Carsville, Va, on the Sea board and
Roanoke railroad, Sunday morning, which
plunged the whole neighborhood In distress
and gloom. Two young girls, by the name
Of Massen, were crossing an open field and
between them carrying . pail OF new milk.
comparatively clear sky and stretched the
two girls senseless upon the earth. One, the
eldest, 20 years OF age, was killed outright
and toe other was shocked into insensioility
to consciousness The sun was shining
brightly at the time, and only IN ordinary
cloud was seen overhead, and the mutterings
Of rain fell In the entire neighborhood during
the day,
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FOREIGN NEWS.


RAGUSA, June 27.-Advices from Ceiepje,
the capital OF Montenegro, state that the
army comm anders and the members OF the
senate held a conference on Sunday. under
the presidency OF Prince Nicholas, OF Monte
negro,
Another American Forger Released.
LONDON, June 27.-Wm. r.. Gray, the New
YORK forger, was brought before Justice Sir
Robert Lush, In the court OF Queens bench,
to-day, on application for bis discharge
under writ OF habeas corpus. Justice Lush
said he saw no objection TO discharging the
prisoner, but he believed IL was usual TO
give the attorney general notice In such
cases. He would therefore detain Gray until
the home Office was communicated with, at
1.30 O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Lewis, OF
counsel for the prisoner, produced letter
not intend TO instruct counsel to oppose the
prisoners release. Justice Lush remarked:
"Well, the two months have expired, J" and
endorsed the writ of habeas corpus. Gray
then bowed TO the Justice, and walked out OF
court with bis counsel.
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THE METHODIST MINISTERS, at their
weekly meeting In New York yesterday,
had a lively discussion OF the question
whether union Evangelistic services as car
REQ on by all denominations, were product
i've OF permanent good. Rev. VIM. Lord, of
the 4tn-street Methodist church, took the
negative. He gave 1t as his opinion that
these union services were q complete fail
ure, and compared the leader Of them to a
man trying to dance q hOrnpipe among a
dozen of eggs without stepping on any of
them. Rev. Drs. Porter and Corbett ad :
course of his observations said he had heard
some talk about Moody and Sankey coming
back to New York, but he thought the best
thing his brethren could do would be to mind
their own business and let union demon ma
tional services alone. There were other dis
cussiOns as to the difference between bap-
tism and sprinkllng, &c.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., June 23.-The steamer
Charleston, from New York, covered with
bunting and bearing pine tree at her bow,
reached her dock here at IL a. M, bringing
the Boston Light Infantry, and Old Guard
OF New York. The whole water front of the
city was decorated with flags OF welcome,
and the visitors were received by a commit
tee OF one hundred leading citizens, and by
the German fusiliers, a revolutionary corps,
and the Washington Light Infantry. Col.
Trenholm, chairman OF the citizens commit
tee, welcomed them briefly on the wharf, In
forming them that they would be the guests
OF the citizens during their stay, aud they
were then escorted 20 Masonic Hall, where
they were entertained by the military, and
afterwards taken 70 their quarters at the
Charleston Hotel. Tonight the formal "a
ception OF The visiting military from NJ ss.-
acbusetts, New York, Georgia and the Car
olinss Will take place at the Academy OF
Music. The reception OF the northern COM
panies was exceedingly cordial, and the
whole city wears gala aspect in aotleip pa
ton Of the centennial celebration to-unOr-
row. The stars and stripes are every where
displayed, and massive triumphal arches
are erected spanning the leading thorough
fares.
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elected president OF the free excursion socie-
" OF that c1ty-an association that is to
furnish, during the hot weather, weekly
aid, &C., to the nursing and sick mothers and
stckly children of the poor. Mr.. Ford took
out about 1000 OF these sufferers on an ex.
cursiOn last Thureday.
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THE NUMBER of paying visitors to the
Centennial up TO and including the 22d was
gc5, JAP. The Ledger says: "These figures
snow between two and three times as many
paying visitors as at Vienna during the
equivalent time, viz: the first thirty-eight
days after the opening, although the Vienna
ngures include all the Sunday visits half
price. on which days the number OF visitors
was enormously increased
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BSrfrNoIu.l

g Sid sss:1 :s,sss ::
nALInoRl. ysns u.-uotson quiet and sasssr-
mtddlipg, lIx. Flour suist and hssyy-uschanesd
do. red. l0si =; Psnngylvenis red, %; Maryinni
red. coed @ yrins, 1ai g; DO. amber, %: %.
weak and ,ovsr-southsrn White, s6o5Y: %. ".
S. 'ssss 49,: sss I,.ss % ,sx s,s
Hay nrner-not QuotablT higher. Provision stronG
sSs a,1e snS ss..r Lar.
eh.nssd Rstroleun aronf-crude. s,sse,< rsassd.
nSslsxs Conse nominal .ouysrs and sellsn Apart.
Corn. go.
NEW IelE. June z-stooss Gun ana stssdv.
Money offered It 8. Gold, III. Exckanss, Iona.
~ sseGss; ~ ~, esysrp%snts oSii ssd 10y
whsss 8 pist and ks,yy Corn dSn snd usehs.fe1.
90, i0s,{; iss7s. mss: B-a0s. ifx. Hrs. Srs,
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THE ORANGEMEN will have no formal
parade in New York, as heretofore, on the
18th of July. So 1t is officially announced,
But they are going TO Philadelphia on the
Atm To parade In the Centennial celebration.
On the evening OF the 9th Rev. 8. II. Tying is
to preach before the lodges the annual SER
mon. Such Of them as do not 60 to the Gem
tel NAL celebration on the 4th are going To
picnic at Dudley's grove,
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DYING OF LocKJAw:-Judge James r.
Lynd, OF the Philadelphia court of common
pleas, 10 dying Of lockjaw, the cOnsequ ence
OF queer accident on bis farm near that
city. He was leading heller, and had the
beast tried TO run away, and the sudden
strain upon the cord wrenched the judges
finger out Of place.
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PRocLAMATIoN By TEE PREsIpENr.

IA
The centennial anniversary of the day on
which the people OF the United States de-
clared their right to separate and equal
station among powers of the earth sesms In
demand an exceptional Observance The
founders OF the government at its birth and
In It's feebleness invoked the blessing, and
the protection OF Divine Providence, aud
thirteen colonies and three million people
nave expanded into nation of strength and
numbers commanding position which then
was asserted and for which fervent prayers
were then offered. It seems fitting that on
the occurrence OF the hundredth anniver-
sary OF our existence as a nation a grateful
acknowledgment should be male to
Almighty God for protection and bounties
which he has voucbsafed TO our beloved
country. therefore invite the good people
of the United States on the approaching
Fourth of July, In addition to the usual OBJ
servance with which they are accustomed
20 greet the return OF the day, further In
such manner and at such time as In their
respective localities and religious associa-
tions may be most convenient, to mark its
recurrence by some public religious and de-
vout thanksgiving to Almighty God for the
blessings which have been bestowed upon us
as nation during the century of our exist
ence, and humbly to invoke a continuance
OF His favor and OF His protection.
In witness whereof have hersunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this Goth
day ofJune, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-six
and of the independence of the United States
OF America the one hundredth,
u g. GRANT
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gresham Richard Schell, the chairman OF
the greenback democracy delegation from
this state TO st. Louis, who IL charged BY
Commodore Garrison, Jay Gould and Chas
J. Osborn with fraudulent Bankruptcy, has
bad new charge preferred against him by
Commodore Garrison, OF having fraudulent
ly procured from and Withheld from him q
number OF shares OF stock OF the Mutual
easlight company. Commodore Garrison,
through his counsel, Mr.. Henry 8. Bennett,
procured an order Of arrest from Judge Don.
ahue against MI. Scheil-[N. y Times.
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A FARMER KILLED BY LIeHTNIvo.-At
Watertown, N. Y, Samuel w. Stroueh. 4
farmer and . prominent citizen, Wa struck
by lightning Sunday morning and instantly
killed. while riding on Q milk wagon, near
his farm, I'm the town OF Theresa. His horse
was also killed, while neighbor, who WAS
riding with him, was not injured.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

1T THIS sod Old ard wei -known Summer Re LA
81 Mays county, Md, has been thor ks.lfBI
oughly reconstructed aud turns he'd with an Dor or
class Of furniture and all the parsphernalis 81 A
FRET class HOTEL and will be open for the ption
OF guests
ON THE Doth INSTANT,
and At rates tar lower than ever before,
There has been arrangements made with the Low
er Potomac Steamers By which there will be nearly
q daily Ike betwt en- W ashington and that point
The Beach having been put in thorough order,
esnnot be excelled fer Bathing, Fishing and Boat
Ing on any coast in the country.
Terms, e. per day; ) Il per week; 80 per month,
GEORGE e. JILLARD, Manager
Tor further particulars, apply to JOHN ALEX
ton. ieIO aoICss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
~ No; 10. AN sdJoutnsd meeting otthe uaion
Eiysnia avenue, THIs Tuesday EVENING, a.
II LII. PATTERSON, Rec Sec.
|" HkAlQuAkTERs METROPOLITAN
ny pEn0CR. TIC CLUB, 432 7th street north
ed 10 att nd special meeting At the eiub looms. on
THURSDAY EVENiNG, June 9th, at 8 o'cI;ck,
70 consider mstters relating to the Sc. Louis no MI
srs,..rp BERRY, Vice President;
~ OBJECTS K,Hsk 9F Pd Han aPshrTR99PoLirAS
WASHINGTON, june 27th, 1919.
the T the eeeo Of
n IN Nh b held e III this G4s IN bs oSoa
from Il TO 4o'cloek. rgonpsov p-..,,er.
WIN. MOORE Is s.9 dasHrsON fi isa1s6st
S ERs IN PBIsOE GEORGES COUNTY,
aT7 gel, g sa s5G yosIt9s o.
Messrs, Jackson BRO. 4 CO.'S, Pe1nBylva1is
iSsion, D. O., on THU ssDS Z and FBIDtY, luce
the 18Th and Sth, 1870 for the accommodation of
who owe taxes in said county, and giving them sn
oRsfSTu ?, 70 save the discaq2t soTed By law if
Treasurer aad Collector for Prince Georges Co.
- 1HE 09 mESUssEsGG ohLsdE COM
sHsFi'' sS5ftG &c 5 bng gS ON
EYaEING, the 18Th instant, at S o clock The p1b.
lie are invited. t0brsBep2sl je25 81
nSs ALL WHO HAVE sIGNED Thu AP-
OBJ Eel Lows are requested to meet at the hall
s.fsf 81 END
stnn; At 0el9ek SHARP as business Of Importance
By order Of the Chairman je25 IT.
rs TIE WASHINGTON FLOWER AND
Wy FRUIT MISSION will meet in the Lecture
k.om q he New York Avenue Church, EvERY
TUESDAY MORNING., at 9 O'Clock An earnest
appeal made by the ladies' sIready engaged this
charity for more flowers and more assistance ia
the work. Let the young people come to our aid
~ mAsONIO.-The june Assembly Of La
super-Excellent Masters will be held at Masonic
Hs l, corner of l9tu street AMI PeHnsyl ave.
nue., on TUESDAY EVENING, June Nth, at 7:3O
Work:-super Excellent Master 3 degree Every
member 10 requested TO attend
By order of the Council.
Js26f JOHN EDWIN MASON, Recorder.
- WASHINGTON CITY AND Y NO. A
he following new Books have been aided to the
Library during the past week:
Ine Prime Minister. Trollope.
oliver Of The MiIl....'...... n l. CharIesworth
Thee philUs and May t. Dodge
free, Yet FOI gins Their Own Chains:
Thomas Wiz gfoId, Curate...-...Georse McDonsIi
Few Books are being a2dsd 10 the Library con
tlnnsly ard we cfeI 10 the public the largest Cir.
culet1rg Library IN the city. Subscribers have
books sat 70 them without extra charge. js26-tr
" A. M. D. g
NINETEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
GONZ4GA COLLEGE
WILL BE HELD
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NlONMOUTH HOUSE,
lS1 SPRING LAKE BEACH,
MONMOUTH COUNTY " j.
This new and magnificent Seaside Hotel will be
opeu JUNE =, 1876. A. n
Containing $50 Handsomely furnished vkH&V
rooms, gas, water, elevator, electric bells kksM
and all the modern convenient es.
Ample capacity for 500 guests without crowding.
The Hotel Is 100 feet from the beach, where the
bathing Is unsurpass ed on the coast while maGni.
hcent fresh water lake IL within no feet of the We
randall inland, aboundins In nsh and splendid for
row ing and sailing.
An elegant band Of music win be In attendance the
entire Jason -four monthsD.
Warm sals and Fresh w stsr Baths IN the building
IL hours rom New York city, ~ hours from
west hiladelphfa, without change of cars
For circulars apply ct the st. Cloud Hotel, Phfln-
delphfa, or ct the Monmouth Hotel
4ULLJE McKINNID, Proprfetors
@. W. nuLLIN, Of st. Cloud Hotel, Philadelp hia,
HENRY MckINNIz, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
Be habla Espanol.
me livery In attendance for use OF guests.
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thousand pounds Of gold quarts arrived 81
Cheyenne on Saturday nom DeadWood, be.
longing to w. @. Kenneth. It viii be shipped
70 Omaha Tor crushing. Two valuable speci-
81. 600, have been shipped by express. Toe
last shipment Of dust by the bank ct Chey.
enne for Denver amounted to 165 ouncas.
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Yachting without a Breeze.

NEW YORK, JuneN.-Ine schooner yachts
America, OF the Eastern club, and Alarm, of
New York, and sloops Arrow and Oracle
started on the race yesterday about 10 O'Clock
from Sandy Hook to Cape Max aud return.
There was but little II any wind at the lime,
ana there has been almost q calm since The
yachts are not expected hack before Tonight
or TO morrow, a. they are probably merely
drifting.
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NEW YORK, June A.-Hsnry III. Vincent.
Q well-known bond forger, was arrested To-
day fer other crimes OF that nature.
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Hon. MILTON SAYLER, the pro tenpors
Speaker of the House, says he will not, OF his
own accord, yield the gavel to Mr.. Cox upon
mis- return from st. Louis.
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SEA GROVE, CAPE MAY PoINT-This dc.
~ hghuul Summer Resort is now oDsn = n
ana presents unusual attractions. Cot VfA0
tAg9 furnished or unfurnfshed, for 80 or l6s
m,elm Sii Yth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

DoM PEDRO yesterday visited the LehiRh
university at Bethlehem, Pa, and also the
iron works in that neiehborhood, returning
TO Phtlacelphia In the evening.
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Terms-SO per month Of four weeks kk
SPECIAL terms made for "a niles, or for Acv EfYA
1lcn persons occupying one room. tlssIE
The fare from v ashiBgtOn 10 the Springs ana re-
tuTn, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and CO aches
from Winchester, Il only IS 50 the round trip.
kuTe SIR, healing waters, grand scenery, sbun-
Cant amusemeUts, may all be obtained at this en- n
mer resort No bar, no extortionste charges, no
restraints Of fashion
Coed food. abundsntly supplied, cooked in best
Manner, promptly served.
IL - tle aim Of the proprietor to make Rock Eno1
eprlngs an attractive summer homo Tor " as hing
t1n1Ans ~ rates Ghich al can aff Jrd
The best OF servants have beeutnRaged.
For cescriEtiye pam phets iHfOr nation call on
"A. .. PRATT SON, Insurance Agents, 40t 9Th
street. IefG- i'm
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~Pennsylvsnia produce Sc ,sf7 ,615 or tho
States last year.
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|" TIOE
COLLECTORS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Z
WASHINGTON, -. O., june %, 1876.
PrOpIletors OF Hacks, CABS, 0mribuses, aud
street Oars, and other Vehicles for TrsuspOrtipg
Passengers Tor hire, and the owners Of ali Darts,
sgons, Draws and Push Carts. are hereby notified
That on FRIDAY, June 30Th. 1876. will sxpire all
lce Uses thereon Issued by the District of Columbia
a. said licenses must be prom oily reserved at this
flee in sccordsnce 20 existing laws governing the
Issuing OF Licenses. JOHN +. COOK,
Collector of Taxes.
je2ist Rep .Chron sCritic ]
~ TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Re0 sTOgkHCLDERS OF THE ANACOsTIA
ApD POTOMAC RIVER RAILROAD COM
PAN1 Tor the purpose Of electing hins Directors
to serve for the ensuing rear will be held at the
Board of Trade Rooms, $40 Pennsylvania avenue
porteTest; on MONDAY, July 10, 1876 Polls open
frL u until O'Clock D IN.
I; WIN GUINAND, President.
n. A. GBlSWOLD, Secretary. jell
- EERvOUs ExHAUsTIOH-A Medical
~ Essay, com Uprising series Of lectures deliT-
sfed at hahus Museum Of Anatomy, New York
N the cause and cure OF Premature Decline, show.
Ls ipdisrEtably how lost health may be resained,
fOrding . clear synopsis of the I'm pediments to
marriage, and the treatment OF nervous ard physi.
al debility being the result OF 20 years pere nee
trioe, Is cents. Address the suthor DIR. L.. Kahn,
5nise and residence, 81 East 10Th st, N. Z. spi sa
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HOTEL - IsaayJtoIrn, 4,

"AIUUhkS HUFF !" Is7aaTdloIcn, Nd
'f IL now open for the rece Ttlon Of n u
.tu1Der eOsrcers. Fish, Oysters, Grabs, HssSRF
fresh ut Of ne water daily. Emuscmcuts, E.SAAS
II s'fnR, Bathing, CrOJuet, Tn Pins. & =, &C,
Te M: 80 per day, go per mo- tn Boats 70 aud
frtm Warrington three tiEaes Se=K.
HERBERT e. MOORE,
jel6 In Lso9ardtowa Mt
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate yes terday
confirmed the following nOmination:-Win-
throp w. Ketcham TO be U. s. district judge
for the western district of Pennsy vania, vice
Wilson McCandless, retired.