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MADAME RESTET,l,.

EENALE Physician, Office and resi- dencs las GIeenwici
street, between Courandt and Liberty streets, wher
sic can be Consulted With the strce;t condolences and wher
BE- post paid and addressed box 86 n York city Medicine
.waIded BY mail Boston Office No. Esssr street
N B-Madame Restel would inform ladies residing out
Tie CITY whose health viii admit of travelling, that sh'
would devote her personal Attendance upon them any part
the United States within reasonable distance jy8n
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DISEASED EYES

NY disease or weakness Of the eye inflammation Of
the eyeds be quickly and safely removed by the
the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Mrs Davis No ~ Essex has been cured OF Infamma
the eyeds and weak of years DURATION BY using
,ly lar Of the Eye Basam.
Miss Fitz Gerald No Market street had for three
been much afflicted with weak and lnfammed eyes,
t tunes she could scarcely 10 read Her eyes have
completely restored by this Balm after all other means
ted Hundreds have by healing virtues, been restored
hight where almost total bnns caused by excessive IN
'minanons, had existed for years.
me Roman Eve Bslsamn has been long time used IN
acuce By the eminent oculsts IN this and ferelgn
ana ITS astonishing efficacy IN removing all dis
Sc u ANIMATION from the has established for II re-
* ri nr ,Hlh Ne reach of any other preparation
plnNr-so or SIGHT, caused by fixed attention 70
mute objects OF by long exposure TO strong light and in
Weakn,ss orpat loss Of sight from sickness old age IL
sure and should We used by all who find their
ing without any apparent dease Put up in small Jars with
directions Tor use. Price Ns cents Prepared and sold
1adway corner Market ~, ~ Y, - W. - ~
old also By ID Sands. ~ aud Fulton street and he
sands and Co.. 2I3 Broadway, corner Chamber street
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ATH1s ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, 10 % Chatham
n makes the above quotation because Others
fitch from him has ID fame, and reputation
than ade public the mpo ons nrsc
fsed dealers and Others pursuit our hsh
rcputed Troy Shirts Bosoms aud Collars. But now that i'm
positions the the efore shall keep
facts public which will expose imposers and NAV
off their wicked designs Make mistakes
Marshaps only Troy Shirt Depot painted awning
and window. Be particular however to the Mar
shasr window and about No 90, only
Shirt Depot situated about 6 doors from the
Pearl and Chatham streets, and on the right hand side in
Chatham street m passing TO the City Hall. See the
u MARSHALLs ~ and you correct.
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and
wrist bands, warranted, per dozen, ST. 50s-8 5O9-o-
10 9-ll-n-i? @,l5-e-ls 5o-lI-ls-2o-2i-z2 $685.,
20 3eG-2 An Linen Shirts, Ter dos s2O-20 5o-2527 So
1-3a PLAIN Cotton Shirts, per doz s. 50el7 80
collars pst etttd-ln addition former large took Of
collars OF every dcscnpton Dozen all Linen collars
90 cents per dozen, 62c-15cgTc-sl-i PSI Sol 7522 p
- 3g-2 tj-s 2j3 30 aud 400, ncudng ,cw style,
MahaUs Byron collars, which have been 80 highly approve
Of These goods, with our plain aud rle bosons be
found many Of ths principle ready linen stores broue
the city anta the manu- tcurers Nlarsn,s 10 only
Troy shirt Depot No % Chatham street New Tork W.
rson dealer, and others against thr many mistakes hat
been made Of consequence seeing ckeed nrs IN
Of the windows Recollect marked or 'ticte,rd
prices be window But remembsr b,s The
Of with the attached will be circulated FOR
the benefit Of a These circulars only he In our
window and furthermore, advise again, the name and
number Nashss, No. so No patronage asked Of those
who beat down. jyl5im
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DENTISTRY.

REMOVED,
FROM 81 TO so CHAMBERS STREET.
\{TM THORN, DENTIST, solcits the attention those
them to his method Of supplying the Maxary family viz
the Teeth Knowing that there disagreesbe
mouth Of those who indulge acids resulting from the
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit of it. he
inserts teeth from complete set without using
tice of metal of any description
so Chambers ie26 Imsr
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THE OPENING OF
CIR E. II u e. HIS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR
HAIR CUTTING & CURLING,
WIGS. SCALPS. &c.

No. 2O5 BROADWAY.
(tLIREHUGH has, with his present premises,
- opened a suit of Rooms consisting of
GRAND GALLERY OF FASHION,
appropriated entirely for Gentemens hair cutting This spsn
did fitted the style of Louis XIV of France The
ais panne painted after the of Waeau Bou
ett &c. and in imitation Of the famed Gobens tapestry
The showcases, mirrors tables the
style of ornamental alto relievo finished white and gold for
ming ensemble in this country. and
passed in Europe
THE LADIES' ROOM
private and devoted entirely themselves for
lifting wigs cus &c. and for consultation the growth
and health of the hair and fitted up with every regard
commodation and comfort.
THE GENTLEMEN'S WIG ROOM
for those who wish be private when fitting wigs and
calps c. here remark that every department of
his profession the Of his work is established for
superiority does he intend make only the very best wigs
aud scaps and ask according the times the very lowest
lo,lnerating profit
Mr. G. will be found always home" and will give his
sole and undivided attention all who wish change
under the magic of his touch. je22
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THOMAS RODGER
iyl3 lmsc JAMES Ii. VOSE,

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-" Warranted
BSe JssEon HGfa Eea%s Poe ps%sa tsd
% ad sh s 1%S 5
ed in more than six thousand different Of the above dis
sasp w Of : sa
Ss Of ia
sn w the m n. & SSwSr @ the
wiz, the diseases and the application remedy externally
ed pc n @ H% nf may Be- sppsS
with safety even the skin of the tenderes infant TESTING
3 IF 5t S sfas 1Re Ssa aS % e
'eve candid person of its e''ra0 SHw ydss Nav .
Messrs. A. B&p. sands-Gene men-Feenss Of thank
hs By he he % fhs
eas p5sad over both my hands to fingers ends and had
ne treatment twenty Inherent physicians who ali
fa Sss Esp so@S my, Them q wa'e s 70
@ So almost S afges e
t last summer was advised by friend remedy
~itho" producing any good effect p few days ny hand;
and n % s" 9y 5
than six weeks since the dsnce
nSh time they have 'ft9 9B yfaFfEw WIS.,
81 e 5 Rea 81 s that br h1 Ss
use remedy and and
% q $ w.; n s
Prepared and sold "h9.'is ID sSsBs Druggists
sd s;s by As s sand:
Washington and towle. 80 Prince street Boston;
lieph Balch ir., Providence w Bull Hartford Con;
~; GSrham and Fowler Newbursh n Y Pr David
Son Poughkeepsie and by druggists generally in all the
principal cities aud chief towns the United States Price ST.
je25 Inc
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs---It is a fact that
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle will permanently eradicate all
hr from the part where it applied without the slightest in
elsbment g. Walker street, one door from Broadway.
Water of Beauty will horoughly fxiemnate tan, PIN
es, reckles and all cutaneous epons elicit juvenile
heathE appearance, and gray he hands neck and arms
10 the skin and and by its repean action
he ath To be had above One Dollar per bot
lc
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
delicate tinge the complexion immovabc
perspiraton rubbing with linen CLOTH so cent per
bottle.
GOURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE,
OR Spanish Lily White imparta bright pure e-lke alabas-
wheness TO the skim free from the
ersly combined with for this
slsgant boxes at Is cents each.
Ag.nts-Providence, Dyer Jr Albany Guthrie Maiden
lne; New Haven, Myers Chapel street; Hartford Wells
Humphreys Norwich, Faulkner Princeton Seabook; Bos
ION, Jordan, Milk ST. Philadelphia Mrs Brown rs Chestnut
WY Int re
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$4,000 CASES IN A YEAR.

Sc the right medicine and be cured.Ye who weary
" suffering from obstinate disease kind of weakness
Of the urinary and who disgust and disappointment
Lave abandoned all hopes Of strongly invited
resort TO have the justly celebrated Dr Cher
RS Astringent Pill whose failure in removing the dhearten
complaint unknown than boxes have been sold
New York alone and Of slue has been related
agent selling them Has such fact occurred from the
ue of any other medicine Answer, ye that suffer-
general wasting of the body from any
speedily amelioated in short cured For gravel loss
control of the bladder pain back from disease of lie
ft
J. 0. FAY, Wholesale Agent New York-Reailed at 70
nd 100 Fulton drug Broadway of Chamber
church Of Chamber 1877 Bow 81 Bowery Walker
q East Broadway 1853 asngton Boston, 376 Market
Philadelphia; Maiden Lane, Albany, and Of Geo Pulling,
n ,tchez. Price 81.
AlsoDr Poeits Eracaorn as the most certain
,e and speedy for gononhGa and certain complaints
lmsr
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PHALON'S CELEBRATED
4 NJ I'll - A N DRIFF

IL ErsVviE dandrf completely from
mar perfectly sol tSnd s,Ky
same uengntiuI cooung sensation
20 Tor
cnmate cannot
Manufactu red solely BY the first Wig Maker,
EDWARD PHALON, ga Broadway, N. ".
The attempts made by nd yiduas teeit this
other inventions of the proprietor have rendered
for him adopt the following ruleNone genuine
less signed by the proprietor in ink. jyi lmsc
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lfl Children. 49,
BALTIMORE March e. 1888.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir-You ask what proofs met with Of
the efficacy ef your medicine that prescribed
medicine for bowel complaints that has given much
ssa.non, and my patients speedy and perfect relief
ths Whenever introduced into family, becomes the
standing remedy for those ailments and is called for and
ssain which, think pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
usefuiness In the summer complaint OF children il has fire.
Quently appeared snatch the little from the grave
IL saved the life Of child and such and such child
have repeatedly heard said Ia senterc adults
have time and again like CHARM and give perma.
ntnt relief IN few hours; may say in few In
he 1t Is valuable medicine and family should be without
II. Respectfully,
Late Physician 10 the Baltimore Dspensary, and
Agent for the Mary and Vaccine Institution
sold by the agents. A. b. d. Sands Druggists 10 Fulton
of Gold, and 100 Fulton wholesale and tail All
sold by Abraham b. Sands Co. 273 Broadway Granite
buildings corner of Chambers David Sands Co.
Broadway. Of Markest. Price so cents je25 Inc
THE SOLID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA pre-.
pared by Dr. Otto Rotton has itself valuable
ecc in OF Scroua Salt kheum and cutaneous dis
generally particularly those from impurty of the
ood The Syrup, prepared from the Extract also supe
'ro any other Syrup of Sarsaparls before prepared
u ,th may be obtained Of
VIM II. Minor 1872 Broadway corner of John street T.
y Forest, AZ Greenwich Morris str, ct w Nj Thurman
Iirk corner Of Canal street, j. Coddngton cor Spring
and Hudson street; A. Mcleod 3Os Hudson street t. A.
R1senmer gu Blocker, cor Christopher w Bas-
s'tt, Ga Broadway, and Of p. BOVINE SEQ.
Wholesale Druggists, SO John street. and
iylO lmA Agents for Osgood's India Cnolagogue.
SPANISH DOUBLOONS-Al ot for sale at low rates BY
y23c 1870 Broadway and ~ Wall street
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MEDICINES.
PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF

HOREHOUND CANDY.
ss different iPsIsdsn' sssssis5 . es ss OF
ins sy M So snS
a 10 relief y the Of HSrehoand they are smaga
pound.
the pablo. IL he sided with no previous
IS me m or value but it introduced by the propreon
fetal influence. That ha. mssnsr
ca who h."s
aGucay experienced its benefits threughopt the country
colds o ' Of ss es :oap SSSss
LIANT da% or prouss and s1% ali
dS adng e has given value that
coSsTnrF.IIEHs FavLTThe clarified
BY selfish menu who would sell their com y,
forming bs9sa. ones health or saseiins cure Blu;
Mes PEsss Son original inventor, and patentee, of the
a % %oS regard to had
INDY and By which asnysy
we W oT public bsns rs ' a. Es
gSSes dc H%sfs ...as a. H.
Hy bis talon. Clarified Essence Of Ioshca caadyju
%
sSas asthma n %6sa av a esr
ina below S The The
ns,v%Sg The fac smile of JOnS PrAsr Son. 4' Division
should BE Tseollessd that i entered according Of
district of New York Whoever therefore,
this candy liable prosecution and 10 be punished heavy
damages The rroieors determined for their sake
and for the public good the utmost extent Of
the law, any who may be guilty of uch nfamy. The
orehound Candy sold wholesale and retail the manufac
tory, IS Division street.
Agen,s-Zieber, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Rcdling, State street, Boston,
Rawls * Co., 81 State street, Albany.
Jobson, 26 st. Charles street. New Orleans.
Woodward, st Louis, Mo.
Hassnd sSra Ss'%Iit n,t ch Ss,%''
FiS5cyTeier, Detroit Mjshig,n.
S6OO REWARD.-CROss' Specific MIXTURE
P0OO Fer the Cure Of GonnonhGa, elects Structures
Of all remedies yet discovered for s above complaints this
rs the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent whoett he least
cton to Diet drink change in application to h
sress.
We give long quackh recommendations deceive the
Fable the medicine does not not speak Tor ITSELF no
shall speak fer Our object notify where il be had
AID the proprietor challenges single OF recent GonnOy
hBa to De brought which the will effect rapid
under a forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately AIDES all ranks Of
cetyhgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single. They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shorf time possible
Further the disease be contracted IT dose OF the
mixture is taken at night going TO bed when exposed.
IL put bottles with full directions accompanying IT, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner OF
John street opposite Franklin House, New York; Jones'
Of Chestnut and Seventh streets Phadepha and at
NJ. Smiths 1888 Washington Boston. y3 Inv
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70 FARMERS. PLANTERS

HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
j'HE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL SOAR
may be considered in the present moment IN. hest
eraraon that ever was compounded for the total desl
ucon of every species of Testing the
tingdom-aggots, slugs, rosebugs peach nectane apple
ad pear insects and army worms snail Cabbage
Ice, and all the smaller which parasitic on indigo
and exotic flowers such the oeande cactus cus cy
observation-disclosures, gerana erica osace, may all by
extraordinary cheapness, most important item In economy
renders accessible for all scae-l0OO
so Of land may be kept free from the maaudinp
insects for the fling expense Of one dollar.
Farmers raising oats, potatoes tuuips cabbaces
the of few dollars realize hundreds by sayins
their fields from the devasations Of the vermip The Com
POUND Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had in uk or in a
of four pounds, dozen OF which packed in box
Poisons, warranted the only original safest
destroy and extemlnaie the moths bed bugs rose bugs
rers, eockroaches rats nice, mosquitoes feas flies ants
eradicate and to perform all what intended Likewise FLY
Psper
Thousands Of certify to the superior virtue AM
equality OF all my preparations and coroborate to the
all the n Applv IN W Wv >
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DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER.

Manufactures of Acids Diamond Cement Chloride Of znc
Ok Silver Spirits Of Harshome and Ntre, Copaya Capsules
nr Caustc Ether Chloride of Soda; Dealer in Leeches Ps
I'M Den,,sts God Foil Mineral Teeth genuine Harlem OIL
Iodine, Glass SyV1nges, &c. v7 m
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TAILORING.
LOOK OIIT
MARSHATT,-

ne who steals my purse steals trash,
X b. mr o. thtt which not snnchr, him
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A. G.. B.
CHALLENGES cfmpetition with a The importance
index Of the value upon personal figure aud when by
cdprcious freak Of Nature the human form deprived of its
fair proportion, Art resorted order by artificial means
supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bany's Ventlating
and Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEAPS HAIR which be had at i6 BRoADwAy,
corner of Liberty street, up stairs.
In all of failure the growth of Hair BARRY offers
Remedy his own, unknown Vnlgar Prscon
ard those whom Nature his been bounti in her distrbu
non of Hair will do well to place themselves under his
veilance Prices suit the times
jy I26msc
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- CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR FILLING
nECAXEn TEETHf

Mons. NJ Son continue 20 restore iecayed Teeth howeve
large small the cavity making STUMP into sound Tooth
Instantly curing the Tooth however painful or sensitive match
of color the natural enamel Of the Tooth
The mineral applied few seconds without the slightest
rln heat pressure and for years the
Of extracting: which 10 the human
frsme-that painful and operation has such
dncy shatter the constitution Of delicate and
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incncing public opinion had required a saooFd'.,
ate officer 10 make different estimate troN tff
which the Secretary of the Treasury had airead:
made of SGT 900 10 be raised BY tins OIL, i'
did NOT want It before the Senate. To ne oecfs
tary should they look if they wanted the inform
alton.
The resolution was laid over
Mr.. Evans, from the Committee of Conference
on the Contingent AppropriatioR bill, made re-
port which was agreed u, and thus the bill has
finally passed both Houses.
The House bill to establish District Court Of
the United States at Wheeling, Va. was passed
The bill regulating the taking OF testimony in
cases of contested elections was AGAIN taken ul
Mr.. BERRIEx's amendment pending, provldin 2
that neither this nor the Apportlonment act shat
apply to the elections OF Representatives TO Tue
26th Congress in States, where the general 'icNe'
system is now in force and where the election mas
been or shall be held before the regular session OF
the Legislature.
Mr. ARCHER moved to amend the amendment
so that It's provision shall be operative unless uie
Governor Of the State shall, BY proclamation con
vene the Legislature before the time Tor election
This amendment was adopted Yeas 2l; Nay;
15-and after the rejection of several other
amendments to that of Mir. BERRIEN, as Just ac'
coded, it was adopted: Yeas 80; Nays 6, as fol
lows:
MEAS essrs Alien, Archer, Bates, Benton, Berren
Buchanan Calhoun, Choate, Conrad, Crafts, Crucnen
Cuihber, Evans Fulton, Graham, Henderson, King Linn
MurrcL Morehead, Rives, Sewer, smith OF Ia SprasEt
Tallmage Tappan, Walker White, Williams 1euns.oo
NAys1MeSrs. Bayard, Barrow. Clayton, Huni!hS'o"
Porter, Woodbrdge-6
The resolution from. the House for adjournmes'
was received, and MIR. ALLEN moved to lay aside
the bill to take up an act on the resolution nc
motion disagreed to Yeas Is, Nays %.
Several other amendments were offered, dis
cussed and rejected and the bill was ordered to be
ensrossed for third reading.
Mr.. YoUSG moved to take up the resolution ier
adjournment. Mr.. TALLMAp6E thoasht the Gen
ate were not prepared to act on the resolution
There was great necessity for passing revenue
measure. and there were other matters OF I'M
portance before them, and only three days OF the
week remained Let them first act on the reve'
nue. bill. (and it would be taken up Tomorrow II
good faith, and be acted on and then they cou!c
fix day of adjournment.
Mr. T. meved to lay the resolution on the table
Carried: Yeas "a; Nays las follows:
YEAs-Messrs Archer, Bates, Bayard, Benton, Berrien
Buchanan Choate Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Ctt;endep
| Dayton, Evans, Huntington, Miller, Morehead, Porter
Preston, Rivers Sewer, Simmons, Smith OF la spaSue
NAYs-Messrs. Alien Bagby, Calhoun, Fulton, Graham
Henderson, King, Linn, Mangum herrIck, walker W hie
Williams, Woodbridge, Woodbury., Wright lounS-l7
On motion of Mr.. CONRAD the hour of meeting
was fixed at ID O'Clock, and the Revenue Bill
| made the special order tomorrow, and hcnceortl
each day at IL o'clock, until disposed Of
| The Senate went into Executive Session
ARGUS.
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The Prospect mt wnshinston

Is dark and uncertain. In the absence OF private
advices we can only refer to the doings in Con
gress, and ask our readers to Judge from that
whether we are likely to have Tariff CT not. 1t
will be seen that the House has resolved, if the
Senate concur, to adjourn on Monday, Tariff or no
Tariff. This shows no disposition to sit long coz
sdering amendments from the Senate at all events
The Intelligencer thinks 1t extremely doubtful
whether the bill viii pass the Senate, and men
tions-though it discredits-a rumor tina; on Mon.
day, If Congress de not adjourn, one House or the
other will be left without quorum. We see
nothing this morning to lead US TO expect passage
of the bill.
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Tbe Next Congress.

The following Members of the present House OF
Representatives have already indicated their reso-
luton not to be candidates for reelection, viz:
M1LLARp FILLMORE, of New-York, (Whig.)
JOSEPH F. RANDOLPH, N. Jersey, (do.)
GEORGE M. KErM, Penna. (Loco.)
SAMSON MASON, Ohio, (Whig)
JOSEPH RIpGwAY, do. (do.)
NArH. G. PESDLEroN, do. {do.)
francis w. PIcKENs, S. Carolina, (Loco.)
All these are strong men and valuable Members.
Mr.. Fillmore's retirement especially will be loss
not easily repaired while Mr. Pickens is the abest
and about the most reasonable and manly Loco
Foce in Congress, after John c. Calhoun. The
Wings viii part regretfully with an opponent in
whom there is no skulkiRg, no double-dealing, no
insincerity; who always says what he means and
votes according to his speeches. Gen. Kem also
is an honorable and courteous adversary.
The two members from Missouri are already
thrown by their party in that State, and most of
the Georgia Members efboth parties are also drop
ped. There are indications of similar changes all
around. We hope fearfully that the general aspect
of those changes may not remind the country Of
the bitter old epigram:
Heaven takes the good, TOO good on earth to stay:
And leaves the bad, too bad 10 take away
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THE EXPLORING ExPgDITIoS.-Our readers
must not overlook the despatch of Lieut.. Wilkes
TO the Secretary of the Navy, dated March llth,
1910, embodied in our report of his trial to-day
1t is copied from the orgina. copy-book and has
never before been published. Itgiyes clear and
Interesting account of the principal discoveries OF
the Expedition during their southern cruise. lbe
whole report OF these trials, especially of the one
now in progress, is highly interesting. 1t devei-
ooas abuses in our naval organization which must
ere long be reformed. The trial will probably con-
tue for some days to come.
~ The Mormon Loco Foco paper at Shawne-
town, Illinois, recently stated that Daniel Webster
had said I" the Farmer ought not to be allowed to
put his HUGE PAW on the statute book In
reply to this caumny, the following answer appears
in the Shawneetown Republican:
WASHINGTON, July u. 1872.
thank you for your friendly letter OF the lst OF
this month. No greater or viler falschood was
ever published, than is contained IN the printed ex-
trac, which you enclosed. / never made any such
declaration, nor any thing like it, nor ever uttered
sentiment which could give the least foundation
for such libel Nor did ever know before, that
such falsehood concerning me had been pub
lished
"The son Of working man myself, ored
among working men, and attached, al my iiie' 10
the great farming interest of the country tar mere
than any other interest, all who know me, know
that the expression of any such sentiment by me Is
impossible. Yours respectfully,
DANIEL WEBSTER.