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The pastor gave some account OF the
early history OF the school, and told how
from feebleness, faint-heartedness and
timidity 1t had grown to an acknowledged
power and helping, a wonder to many and
marvel to almost everything but a strong
faith and constant persistent work. Rev.
W. B. Thompson, OF the Disciples church,
followed in an address OF ten minutes, in
which he appropriately set forth the
blessedness OF Working for others and the
results Of self.denial and selfsacrifce.
Mr.. Thompson was followed by w. A.
List, General Robert White and Hon.
Okey johnson, in addresses compliment
tary and hortatory, all containing excel
lent illustrations, and all listened TO with
close attention. The exercises Of the al
ternoon closed with the hymn;
"sEeet Sabbath school
More dear 10 tne,N&
and the benediction by Rev. Thompson.
In the necessary absence Of Mr.. Dunna-
way, Miss Maggie Trimble resided at The
organ during the Sunday sehcooi service,
and Mr.. John Cow. at the church service.
AT NIGHT
anniversary words were spoken by the
pastor and the communion administered
to such persons as were prevented from
attending the morning service. The rec,
ords Of the church show beginning in
1852 Of nineteen members, Of Which seven
still remain in the church; FIVE have died
and seven removed to other places. Three
hundred and seventy.three have been
added. OF which number iorty-two have
died here, one hundred and forty.seyen
have removed, fifteen have been suspend.
ed and three expelled from the commu.
MON. The present membership is one
hundred and eighty.fve. Nearly every
teacher now in the Sunday School was at
one time scholar, and with four excep.
tons all are now members Of the congre-
ton. The exercises in the Jewel room
were specially pleasing yesterday. Miss
Robertson has over two hundred scholars
who always do her credit. The oongrega.
ton Is not one blessed with wealth, but
has ever manifested that courage and
faith which assure success. It enters up.
on its nineteenth year with bright pros
poets Of still greater usefulness.
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CH1IpRRSs' Colored Shoes, cheap, at the
East Wheeling Shoe House, III Sixteenth
street.
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10000 Yards

q Calico, at Eve cents per yard, at John
RRoemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall
Paper Emporium, No. 20l9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
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Stray Cow.
For Sale-Hardware.
Notice-Redemptioi of Gas Bonds.
For Cincinnati-Andes.
Peach Blow Potatoes-Cotts & Diehl.
Simon Baer & Sons-Sugar, Cotfees,
Rice, Syrups, &c.
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A GOOD Pebble Walking Shoe. solid sole,
heel and counter, for 81 90, at Carnahan &
Nuzum's, III Sixteenth st.
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Pmcrs to suit everybody; II you want
bargains In shoes and slippers, call at l..
v. Blond's.
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SILVER TABLEWARe.-Rars Bargains al
the Iswslry Store of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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CLAY DISTRICT

Parks pelegates.-o. NJ. Jones 40, S
B. McColloch 1871, W. F. Peterson ISL
Alexander Laughlin 1874, ]. H: Mccall
$50, Samuel Harrison 100, Melvin Richards
1850, W. H. Robinson 16S, Thomas Bell
vile l79, @. Y. Lucas 1872.
Bayha Delegates.-John Mills 50, Geo,
Fl. Hibberd So, A, H. Britt "A, Fred Miller
81, Dietrich Roemer IS, Frank !. Woods
81 w. Fl. sheib SO, William NJ. Baird 10
NJ. r. Hobbs 50. George M0Mechen u.
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SILVER LAKE Flour Is the best in the
market for the consumer.
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A NEW Line of TOrChOn Lpces, at 4, 5,
81, s,s and 100, at
BELLS,
lI22 Main street.
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cLAY pNTRICT, TnIRp WARD.


Fifth Sub. Districts Commencing at
the northern boundary line Of the Third
ward on Eoff street, at Eleventh street;
thence south along Eotf street to Twelfth
street; thence east up Twelfth street to
Byron street; thence south down Byron
street through Alley E to the northern
boundary line OF the Fourth ward; thence
west along said boundary line to the
river; thence north up the river TO the
northern boundary line OF the Third WARD
thence east with said boundary line 70 the
place Of beginning.
Sixth Sui. District Commencing at the
corneroi Eoff and Eleventh streets; thence
east along the northern boundary line OF
the Third ward to Wheeling creek; thence
south along said creek to the northern
boundary line OF the Fourth ward; thence
west along said boundary line TO the cor
ner Of Alley E and Fifteenth street; thence
north mp Alley E to Byron street; thence
north along Byron street TO- Twelfth
street; thence west down Twelfth street to
EofF street; thence north up Eof street to
the place Of beginning.
US,oN s Dtst ~. 90 Ss1,s,aro;n. =.
seventh sup.DlStficV-oouit ~
the river on Fourteenth street; thence
east with the northern boundary line OF
tho Forr,h ward IN Jacob street: thence
son.h dawn Jacoh street In Wheeling
esesL. thence west down The said creek
along the southern boundary line Of the
Fourth ward to the river; thence north
Eighth sub.District- Commencing at
the corner Of Jacob and Fifteenth streets,
on the northern boundary lin @I o. tne
routth watn E sneaee e1 Strsst tbenee
said creek around The Peninsula, opposite
to the Richie district line, thence with
the said Richie district line down 10 .
point opposite Iwentletn street. 30 ~ 70
include Manchester ana me fenihsula y. ~
tne Elghth sno.distfict; thence along salu
creek 70 the place OIL beginning
CENTRE DlsrMcT-PlFTH WARD.
Ninth Sub. District-Com for
no;nt nm tho r;vor horL at the mon,h NJ
r r w Wv 80 D"A' - ~.
the creek on the northern boundary llhe
Of the Fifth ward thence eastward 10 the
eastern bonndarv lineof said ward thence
eastward from aid eastern boundary line
In = northeast di,ection IN the Richie
district Iine. thence with said Ritchis ala,
trict line south TO line opposite 10 Twen.
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A FULL Line Of "6lpssy" BOnnets, Ia
French Chip, Tuscan, Straw ard lie shorn, al
BELLS,
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Old Age and dis
eHes that lead 10
Consumption, In.
sanity and an early
grave, or both. No
matter how shat,
tered the system
may DO from ex-
esses Of any kind ,
4 short course Of
this Medicine will
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RICHIE DISTRICT.

Parks Delegates-George Bowers, Jr
%, Adolph Fritz, SO, August Miller SO
John @. Deyine 81, John speidel 80, G
Hanneker 80, =. Warehouse, Jr. SO, M
Roth 20, b. Mccoy So, George Baumm q
schultze Delegates-H. 0. Meyers PAS
William II. Coombs 245, Fred Over 245
James II. Freese 245, Charles $. Ferguson
245, Josiah Jackson 245, Captain VIM
Schocky 245, James I. McCready 245
John q. Brown Pas, George Bowers, Jr. 245
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Parks Delegstes.-G. L. Home So, Il,
Barter pS, B. Springer "a, James waqdle
rs, VIM. North, j.. %, VIM. Nichol, il. SO,
G. G. Sawtell %. E. Connolly 81, w. A.
Ridgeiy %, w. NJ. Morgan. q.
Bayha Delegates McOulloch Q,
Samuel Busby SIS. L. McCulloch 8, Eben.
ezer MCGEE 6, Jacob Ziles s, James Lash
8. John Lash 5, John English 4, Morgan
English 9, John Turpin l.
TRlADELPHlA DISTRICT.
The Parks delegates in this district were
elected by votes averaging 9s to an aver.
age vote of % or so for the opposition
ticket. The delegates elected are as fol:
lows: F. NJ. Henderson, Brice supler,
Hugh Clark, Presley sisson, w. A. Mccoy,
Dr.. j. 81. Storer, Prof. John O. Hervey,
W. Crumie, Arthur E. Carter.
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PRES ELLISON.


pEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
In For ParkeBburg, Pomeroy ,GallipolIs, re- =
Ironton, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays -
Vile, Cincinnati and Louisville IaA4allisa1i
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW ANDES..............-CHAs. MunLEMAS Master.
Ed. MUHLEaAS, Clerk.
Leaves Tuesday, June %, at 8 p. IN. positively,
Passengers and freight receIpted through 70 all points
WEST and SOUTH. For freight or passage apply on
board or 70 cH. BOOTH a SON.
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INFANTS Wash Caps, Linen Thread,
BELLS,
iI22 Main street.
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restore the lost functions and procure Health and
The Specific Medicine d being used with wonderful
Pamphlets sent free TO all. wri.O for them andgc,
full particulars.
Price, spceIae, 81 90 per package. or six packages
Tor $500 VIII DO sent by mall on receipt oil money,
Address oil ordors, j. B. SIMPSONS II EblCINE Cd.
Nos. l0l and 1906 Main st., Buffalo, N, z,
OCT Sold In wheeling by LAUGHl,tN RRiiS i IN
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Parks Delegates. -rhos. R. Mofat "A, G.
D. Hubbard 70, Charles Reed "a, VIM.
Hamilton rs, David Stein 70, T. Q. Moi.
iatt "A. Geo. Meyers "a, s. @. A. Hamil.
ton "a, Peter Wendell "a, John E. Parker
"a. -,
Fsohultse Delegates. -Thomas Q. Ed
wards l02, Ell. Wunderlich l0S, George
G. Roth lO4, George Fry 10S, George Mil
Ter l09, Henry Roemer 103, Isaiah steph-
ems 10S, Ernst Metzner 1903, Albert link
1h2 7 w Kite I'M.
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MADISON DIsTRIcr-sEcoSD WARD.
Third Sub. District Commencing at the
river on Ninth street, the northern
boundary Of the Second ward, and run
ming east to Alley G; thence along Alley
6, south, to the northern boundary line
Of the Third ward; thence west with
said boundary line to the river; thence
north to the place OF beginning.
Fourth Sub District.-Commencing a
the corner Of Ninth street and Alley U
running east along the southern boundary
line OF the Second ward to Wheeling
creek; thence south along said creek to the
northern boundary line OF the Third ward
thence west along said boundary line from
the creek I'd Alley O, east OF Market street;
thence north from said boundary line up
Alley Oto the place Of beginning.
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To Nervous suGerers-The GrcaI Euro.
pean Remedy-Dr. j. II. Simp.
sons Specific Medicinc.

DE. y. II. htmpbnns Spectuc Medicine
% positive euro for SpermltorThea, Impotcncy,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from SelfA UuSo
Languor, LSsitudO, Depression d Spirits ahd iunc.
uOnal arrangements Of the Nervous SyBlum generally
Palm In Back or Side, Loss Of Memory, Premature
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Bay, Bsyha Delegates. H. severing IS, ].
A. Henry 6S, ]. W. Armstrong o., Henry
Hanke 81, Frank Bowers 6S, William
Ramp so, George II. Robinson 90, r.
Whitehead 81, ]. Randolph Bhtts 80, VIII
liam Young OF,
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wEBsrsR DISTRICT

Parks delegates-A.J ]. McNash lOS, Or
vile Carroll 100, wills johnson 1O5, Geo
Lynch 1O4, Sol. Hastings los, j. D. Stan
ton 1903, James Darling l06, Henry Ahreni
106, Cash Evans l04, silas NJ. Hathaway
Schultzs delegates.-Fred Goodiellow
III. Thomas Bennett 100, August +. O. Eb
cling l7S, Alfred D. Work l79, William Il
Williams III, Thomas Harris 176. Isaac
Freess l76, George Montgomery ~, John
Boyce III, Samuel H. Armstrong 1888.
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UNION DIsTRIc

Park Delegates.-James McAdams 1874,
David Campbell 1874, W. B. Simpson 1888,
David Nesbitt 1888, ]. A. Dunning 1874.
Ben Allison 1888, John Lewis 1888, Jas.
Robertson 1872, Orlando Truxell 1888, Luke
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B Bayha Delegates-A. G. Robinson lOl,
Lewis Jones JOG, F. @. Myers 100, Alex
ander Forgey 106, George Clayton l05,
Simon Kline 10l, ]. N. Warthen l0l,
william johnson 106, Jacob straub lO2,
Elijah Poland l02.
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|. BLUM & BRO,
linl MAIN ST,

nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever beore 70
enahle them 10 do 90. BY the use oil an ELEcTRo
HARSKrtc PLussRR We can and are making better
a lIndsomer Gold Filings, with more case 70 our
r Il ptI, than have heretofore been made 70 this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlnRger. What We say Ee can prove by actnA
dstnon1iration, Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. 6uRGlsON SOM
Rul No. 1lE8 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va
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Parks Delegates-L. H. Morris 1876, L. Q.
Reed 100, Feargus whsley 1850, Samuel
Norton 1911, Robert Strange 40, G. Rolls
lis, Caleb Sylyis 1856, Geo. Gundling 1888,
j. Kindleberger 1856, Dc. I. B. Campbell
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aSouth Wheeling.
tIncluding South wheeling.
POPULATION BY suR.DIsrRlcrs.

ESTIMATED, Mr.. Hall not having yet finished his
work
Below will be found the description Of
the location and boundary OF the various
subdivisions into which the city was Oh
yided for the sake OF convenience IN emu
merating. The census in these districts
was taken by the following persons: First
Sub. Division, John Habberiield second,
VIM, Wincher; Third, Robert II. Black !;
Fourth. F. A. Britt; Fifth, A. H. Beach |;
sixth. W, A. James; Seventh, R. II. Filing
nam: Eighth, Mrs. Annie Richardson;
Ninth, Henry O. Peterman; Tenth, W. H.
Hall: Eleventh, J. D. Stanton; Twelfth,
Alex. o. Eoif; Thirteenth, s. 4. Bnce;
Fourteenth, j. F. Foreman; Fifteenth,
Edward Hazlett; Sixteenth. 6. q. Muir
dock; Seventeenth, ]. D. Maxwell.
me respective enumeration districtsare:
WASHINGTON p1srRlcr-FIRsT WARD.
First acknowledgements at the
foot Of Fifth street, and running along the
river to the Richland district linei
thence east along said Richlsnd
district line 10 the line OF ira
delphia district; thence south with
the Triadelphia district line to Wheenne
creek; thence southwest along said creek
10 the east end OF Fifth street; thence
west along said street to the place oil be-
ginning. c..,.,,;,, =,
the loot Of Fifth street and running south
along the river to Ninth street, to the
southern boundary line Of the First ward
thence east along the said boundary line
on Ninth street 10 Wheeling creek thence
north up said creek to Filth street, thence
west along Fifth street to the place OF be-
ginning.
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MADISON DIsrRrcT-sEvESTH WARD.
Fifteenth Sub District. that part Of
Wheeling Island lying north Of Zane
street.
Sixteenth Sub District.-All that part Of
Wheeling Island lying south Of Zane street.
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wAsnlSaroN DISTRICT.

Parks Delegates-D. G. Morgon l1s, VIM
Otto ITO, G. B. Jones III, Jos. Kuhn TO-
W. Cunningham ia, Rufus King ~, Jos.
Hamilton IT'S, Ferdinand Fey ia, Y, r
Hamilton ia, Henry serig III.
Bayha Delegates-John Emery 50, Da'
yid.P, Duyal IS, Adam Henneman 81, Geo.
Zoeckler "a. Edward Mansberger 81, Adam
EliS 81. Geo. P. Folmar 81, Chris. Wineher
s., Fred Weimar s5, William spargo So,
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and the benediction by Rev. Thompson.
In the necessary absence Of Mr.. Dunna-
way, Miss Maggie Trimble resided at The
organ during the Sunday schcooii service,
and Mr.. John Cow! at the church service.
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"BKuoLD, WHAT HATH GOD wEouonrl"
1881
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Fifth Sub District. Commencing at
the northern boundary line of the Third
ward on Eoff street, at Eleventh street;
thence south along Eoff street to Twelfth
street; thence east up Twelfth street to
Byron street; thence south down Byron
National Republican., 1880-09-02
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONAL.

IuEGE BLACK has returned to New York.
SPEAKER SAMUEL J. RANDALL is in New
York.
JUDAH p. BESJAMiN has lost greatly Ia
health in London.
OuR skillful draughtsman, f. R. CAN'T, las
left Cor orkney Springs, Va.
A STATUE Of Ex-Governor J. W. Geary Of
Pennsylvania YVES dedicated yesterday at
Harrisburg.
REV. DIR. ]. W. CHrcKERING IS at Roano
Mountain, NJ c., G367 feet above the sea.
Several Wishingtonians are summcrng there.
OLD JoE WISRow, the trainer Of Hyer and
Morrisscy, says that the bcst boxers he ever
saw were the easiest men to whip in twenty
four foot ring,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. HoLscHuH, the popular
clerk at tho ST. James botcl, has returned to
his post after an extended our Of the northern
watering places "Blly" is IN an excellent
condition and prepared for hard winters
work 10 tho interest Of tho travelling public.
He was In a boz with the blonde ergan
at the chatelct. Two Gommeas were talk
ing about him Is It he who. gives her
those diamonds2" "Oh, no; it is Il joint
stock company" "Theu why does ho always
20 about with hcrT He IS on the board Of
directors"
Mr. w. +. THOMPSON, secretary Of the ap.
pointing commission OF the war department.,
left last evening to take part in the canvass OF
Alabama. Mr.. T. was rebel soldier during
the rebellion, and Is now for Garfield aud
Arthur with his most jealous efforts. His frst
vote was for Grant In 1879.
THE Herald of yesterday says; "Uufavor..
able symptoms characterized the condition Of
Mr.. Thurow Weed yesterday. Whom DR.. An
derson visited his patient ho found he was
sinking and that his voice had lost much of It's
force. A great change seemed to have set in
since the doctors last call, causing considerable
apprehensions In the minds OF his friends. Al
o'clock, however, Mr.. Weed fell into sound
sleep, which lasted until 8 p. IN. When he
woke ho complained that he folt badly, but
after short time he frightened up and entered
into lively conversation with some OF his
| friends WHO wore in nttendance."
National Republican., 1880-09-02
Congressional Nominations.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. John Fl. Evans
was renominated to-day for congress from the
fourth district.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The workugmen
Of the second district have nominated j. II.
Glascock for congress.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Daniel Evans was to-
day nominated for congress by the democrats
of the seventh Illinois district
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Aftor 124 ballots b. B.
Farwel was nominated for congress by the
republicans at Davenport, Iowa,
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. III. S. Collins of
Brunswick was yesterday nominated for con-
gross by the republicans of the first district.
Boston, Sept 1.--At Salem, Mass, to-day
the gleenbackcrs of the sixth district uomi.
mated +. Moody Boynton of Newburyport, for
congress.
GOSHEN, VA, Sept Hon. Joseph A.
Frazier was nominated for congress by tho
readiustcrs Of the sixth Virginia district
yesterday.
UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 1.--Cyrus D. Prescott
was rcnompatod for congress by acclamatlon
at the Oneida county republican convention
IN Rome to-day,
BALTIMORE, Mn, Sept l.-Andrew G., Chap
man Of Charles county was to-day nominated
| for congress by the democratic convention ol
the fifth district.
MACON, GA, Sept. 1.-Ganeral Phil Cook,
democrat, WAS nominated by Scclamation At
HawkinsvIle to-day to represent the third
district in congress.
UNION SPRINGS, ALA, Sept 1.-The ropub
| licaus of the third Alabama district in con
venton here to-day unanimously nominated
A. A. MADISON for congress.
DETROIT, Sept. 1.-The democrats of the
third district nominated to-day James W
! shelby of Albion aud those of the fourth dis
triot nominated j. w. Powers Of kalamazoo
for congress
FLUSHING, l.. l., Sept LIN n letter tn,
Hon. James W. Covert, representative from The
first congressional district OF this state, state
that no is nota candidate for reaomination
and would positively deoIlue should the nomt
nation he rendered,
LINCOLN, NnB., Sept Tile republican
state convention met hare to-day. Il. X, Vat
cntiue was reuomuated for congress by accla
nation. The state officers, excepting the land
commissioners anl superintendent Of publiS
instruction, were reuQminatei.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
STATE AssOcLiTioNs.
Hawkeyo Republicans orgauizing-The Ola
Igav gtntp.

haWkBy0 hopuDhcNus
bay state.
The Massachusetts, Republican association
held large aud enthusiastic meeting at their
campaign rooms last evening 8. f. Faunce in
the chair and II. II. Manning secretary a
number Of new members we're added to the
association. The president gave an encour.
agina statement of the doings Of the campaign
committee and urged upon the association the
necessity for active political work The ex'
cCutive committee was authorized TO prepare
a circular to he sent to all MassHchusetts
cmployes of the government, urging them
20 ioin the association. An invitation was
received from the Garfield and Arthur
club OF Hyatteville, Nd, to attend n rcpubli-
can mass.meeting on the 25th Instant, which
WAS accepted and full turnout predicted.
An invitation to attend the reception to Hon.
Horace Maynard tIiis evening was most cor
| daily accepted.
| At a meeting Of citizens of Iowa held At the
| rooms of the Veteran Union club last evening
an Iowa Republican association was formed
| by the election of J. NJ. Vale as president aud
George Cowie as secretary aud treasurer. After
the appointment of various committees somo
stirring remarks wore lnado by Colonel Gra'
ham aud Colonel Penn Clark, and the associa'
tion then adjourned for one week, to meet at 4
place to be designated by tho president In a
call to be published prior TO the meeting.
A snecial meeting of the New York Repuo'
lican association was held last evening TO take
action upon an invitation to join with the Ten
nesseo republicans ia u sercnade to Hon. Hor-
ace Maynard, postmaster'goneral, at the Ed
bitt house this evening. A resolution accept
lug tho invitation WAS unanimously adopted
aud the members of tie association were re-
quested to meet tho Teuuesseans at their
headquarters No. 93i f street northwest thls
evening at Z o'clock.