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The Grand Review.

WASHINGTON, May %.
AS early as O'Clock a. m, the Citi-
zens began to wend their way toward
Pennsylvania avenue, to witness the
grand review of the returned soldiers of
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan. The day
is beautiful beyond description, and eve
rything is in utmost order for the march
of the war worn troops. The avenue at
an early hour was washed by the fire
department, so as to have il bright and
clear. In front of the Presidents house
an immense stand has been erected on
the south side of the street for the Pres
ident and Cabinet, and for the gallant
soldiers, Grant and Sherman, who are
to review tue troops. Another stand on
the north side is for the accommodation
of Members of Congress and others. A
stand is also erected on the Square for
wounded soldiers. The houses in the
vicinity of the Presidents house are
tastefully adorned with flags, evergreens
and notices of welcome. The route of
march is packed by people, all eager to
give the gallant heroes of the war a
welcome on their homeward march.
The columns commenced to move at 9
q: m. The first, being headed by Gen.
Meaoe ana followed by his staff, was en-
Enthusiastically cheered all along the
route-the ladies waving their ha3dker-
chiefs. At the capitol, the children are
assembled, who distribute boquets and
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TriaI of the Assassins.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The court met at half past twelve.
Mr., Aiken said that as the Government
found it inconvenient to close its testi-
mony at this time, to show that cOnspi,
racy did exist, but not with special ref
erence to the prisoners at the bar, he
would tomorrow be ready to 60 on with
the defense as he was not disposed t.
waste valuable time of the court.
Colonel Burnett, Judge Advocate, re-
marked that four or five were to be eX-
amined with reference to the accused,
Some of them were in Baltimore and
some in this city the former had not
been able to cross the line OF military
review to reach this place.
The testimony taken yesterday was
read. MIR. Ewing made request, which
was granted, to have his former state
ment altered so that it might appear he
had asked that all testimony against the
accused be introduced before the com
menCement of the examination of wit
nesses for the defence. The counsel for
the defence, however, had no Objec
ton that testimony as to the gener,
al Conspiracy might be hereafter intro
duCed by the government
Judge Advocate General Holt briefly
stated the difficulty Of procuring the
attendance OF witnesses at this time
and after n brief consultation the court
adjourned till Thursday.
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lonse flowers To the men as the pass.
m. solled and tattered flags of the sol
diers ARE proudly borne by them, amid
the cheers of the lookers-on, The cav
airy i The first In order TO pass in re-
view under Gen. Merritt Gen Custer
hears beautiful wreath on his arm,
presented TO him at the capitol. In the
vicinity of the stands at the Presidents
house, dense crowd is congregated,
through which it is utterly impossible
to pass, The avenue is perfectly clear
of all vehicles, and the march uninter-
rupted.
WASHINGTON May %.
The troops which moved IN review
to- day were composed Of the 81 cavalry
division, Gen. Custer, commanding; the
"a ditto, Gen. Davies aud the LIST ditto,
Gen. Devin commanding the horse ar
tillery brigade, Provost Marshal Gen
erals brigade the 9th corps command
ed by Gen. Parke and its divisions re-
spectveIy by Gems. Wilcox Griffin and
Curtin, division of the 18th corps
commanded by Gen. Dwight, including
an artillery brigade the 9Th corps, Gen.
Griffin commanding. its divisions being
commanded by Gems Chamberlain, Ayers
and Crawford the n corps, Gen. Hum
phreys commanding, its divisions COM
maudcd by Gems Ramsay, Barlow aud
Mott
The troops as they moved along Penn
sylvania avenue presented Il grand APP
pearance, all arms of the service being
represented in full force. The occasion
al insertion Of q body Of zOuaves, served
to relieve SamenesS. The light.
dark and blue uniforms, gave fine eff
feet and spectacle. Looking up the
crowded avenue there was a continuous
moving line, as far as the eye could
reach of divisions, brigades, regiments,
and companies, As corps and divisions
passed in review of the President and
Lieut. Gen. Grant, heir commanders
sevcrally left the column and took seats
on the platform. The judges Of courts
chiefs OF government bureaus and other
public officers were similarly accommo
dated. The crowd in that part "f the
city was extremely dense, it being the
main point of attraction.
The troops occupied six hours in re
view, from 9 O'Clock in the morning un
til In the afternoon In military
phrase the cadence step was taken from
the capitol to 18th street, from which
| point various organizations proceeded
on the march TO their separate quarters
! The review is spoken of as the creates
ever having taken place on this cont
nent
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From hingtOu---0Eore about the
Review.
WASHINGTON, May %.

WAsHIYGTOY, May %.
The general idea is that the number of
troops comprising the Army of the Pc
tomac reviewed to-day was about seven
ty-tve thousand. No negro troops were
in the procession.
From the pOrticc Of the Treasury De
partment to-day, the flag Of the treasury
guard regiment was displayed; the low
er portion was tattered and torn, not by
battle, but by the spur Of Booth the as
sassin. A placard appended stated this
fact, and it attracted much attention.
Official Information has been received
Of the surrender of st. Marks and ITALIA
hassic Florida, to our forces, and also of
the rebel steamer Spray.
Lieut. Gen. Grant accompanied by an
orderly only, rode on Pennsylvania Az
cnue this evening. Crowds Of people on
the sidewalks cheered him He dotted
his hat at the compliment.
Thousands of strangers left the city
after he review, but their places were
supplied by at least an equal number to
witness the review of c[hermans army
to morrow.
So large is the ingress of visitors from
distance that many are unable to find
lodgings and accommodations
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FORTRESS MONROE, May %.

FORTRESS MONROE, May %.
At one o'clock this afternoon. steamer
Sllas d. Pierce left the Baltimore wharf
with Brevet Major Gen. Miles, accom-
panied by other officers Of prominence,
and proceeded Immediately to the steam
er VIM. p Clyde at anchor in the stream,
with jeff Davis and the remainder of
the rebel party on board. An hour, per-
haps, sufficient to give the departing
rebels time to take long farewell Of
friends and dear ones, was given them.
The harbor, which Is usually crowd
ed with all kinds aud classes of vessels,
to-day looked almost deserted ; scarcely
a dozen can be counted, and they seemed
listless.
Col. Roberts, commander Of Fortress
Monroe, perceiving the absolute necessi-
ty of maintaing strict discipline, in con-
fOrmity with the wishes OF the govern
ernment, that the transfer Of the
rebel party to Fortress Monroe should
be conducted as quietly as possible,
they were first landed on the beach and
then marched through the sally port in
rear of the water battery, and thence to
cells in the second tier of classmates.
The parting between JEFF. Davis and
family is described as extremely affect
ing.
Stringent orders have been issued in
regard to visiting the Fortress, and no
one will be allowed to unless they have
pass from Gen. HalleCk,
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CAUTION FROM HE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY

1t having come TO our knowledge that imlta-
tons o. the American Watch have been put
upon the market in great number, calculated by
their utter worthessnoss TO in ure the reputation
of our genuine products, to protect our own in
terests and the public from imposition, we again
publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The First has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham,
Mass" engraved on the inside plate
The Second has the name
appleton, TRACY & CO, Walthan
Mass - engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the name
up, s BARTLETT, waltham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are warrant
ed in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
"WM ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial
All the above described watches are made Of
various sizes and are sold in gold or silver cases,
as may be required
1t is hardly possible FOR us TO accurately de-
scrit the numerous limitations to which we have
alluded. They are usually Inserted with names
so nearly approaching our own as to escape the
observation of the unaccustomed buyer. Some
are repre,ented as made by the Union Watch
Co, of Boston, Mass, '-n2 such company ex-
isting Some are named ths"soldier's Watch
10 be soil as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style
usually known as the soldier Watch" Others
are named the Appleton Watch Co y Others
the "P. S. Bartl W instead of our "P. s. Bart
| lett :" besides many varieties named in such 6
manner as to convey the idea that they are the
vertable productions of the American Watch
| Company.
| We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers, against buying certain articles called
watches, so freely advertised in illustrated pa
pers as "Army Watches" "oficers' Watches,
"Magic Time Observers" "Arcana Watches, ;
SC, the prices of which are stated to be from
seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, il
these times, cannot be Afforded for any sucl
money.
A little ate ntion the part of buyers will
| protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company
may2 d&w4w 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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ID T. AT HS

DuTION.-In North G arendon, May 10Th,
1900, at tie residence of her son in-law, A. C..
day ga d, Mrs &c lie Dutton, aged 70 years.
Illinois p per please copy.
klMBALL Killed, in Mount Holly, Vt,
April 3 b, while takni down a building, by the
tiAber ia ing up hin, Charles A. KINDA /,
agsd 40 Years and six months
He leaves q wife and two CHILDREN who deeply
mourn his l1ss, and large circle of friends.
New York and New Hamp hire papers please
copy.
Blu AtIN-Aprl l4'h, at Armory Square
Ho pltL, Washington, ID. c., fr m wou, d re-
iVen April 2, 10 battle before Pet r5burg, Va,
George =. Buc lin, Co. II, 10Th Reg't Y,rmout
70 gn GERS. soa of Albert Buekin, Esq, Of Ban
by, VT, aged "a years.
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AMERICAN WoMEN.-America is Justly proud
of Its beautiful " men; hut hoE many die annu-
ally, or prematui ely oe thei hea tn and you h,
for want of a rem. dy suitable their ecu lar
ailments. That medy is found in Sir james
Clarke's Female Pill. We know hundreds of
ca>es where hey have ben used with the great
es' success. In ali cases of Nervous ard Spinal
Affections, Pain i'll the Back aud Limbs, Heavi-
mes, Fatigue on slight eXernon, Palpitatlon of
the Heart, Lowness of Splits, Hvste les, Sick
Headache, Whites, and all the painful dis asses
occasi NO by disoI dered s, stem, these p lis
viii effect cure when all her means have
fai ed. Moder ting excuses and removing OBJ
struc'i ions whether from cold or any other eau e.
Suffer no more Anxiety or low spirits, but try
them. For full particulars get pamphlet, free,
of the Agent.
n. Bone dollar and six postage stamps en-
closed TO any authorized agent will insure bot
tie cont lining over fifty pills, by return of mail.
So d by ali druggists. JOB MOSES, q Cort-
landt Street, NewYolk, sole United States Agent.
f2Td& w3m
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REMARKABLE CURE OF STIFF KNEE

BY ALLooCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-How
many persons. from stepping on piece Of Or
ange peel, have been famed for life. A case
which might have been OF this kind has Just
been brought TO our notice A gentleman, from
placing the heel OF his boot on piece Of orange
peel was suddenly thrown down, and violently
sprained his knee. He was six months confined
10 the house, though he had the best medical ad-
vice AS a last resort very eminent physician
was called in TO see if anything more could be
done. After examination he said, "My opinion
is, your knee will never be bent again. He
recommended that the whole leg and knee
should be eneased in plaster Of Paris bandage,
which would accelerate the permanent stifiening
Of the knee, and said, "the sooner it was done
the better,n But the patient, before, trying
this application aud havinga sill knee for life,
enveloped il in our Porous Plasters, and in less
than two months his knee was perfectly cured.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York. By the yard or single PLASTER. Sold by
all Dealers in Medicine'. may25dswiw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tue GREATEST PREPARATION OF THE AGR.-
After years of expeT meut and expenditure,
Messrs, Howe 4 Stevens, OF this city, ave
brought TO perfection their Family Dye oeloIs.
We unhesi,atingly assert that they surpass, be-
yond comparison, any preparations Of the kind
ever put into the market. Their list includes
some thirty or more oolors, which for beauty,
permanently, aud oearness, are all that can be
desired They are perfect, economical, aimira-
BILE, and once tried become O household blessing.
In these times Of high prices their use will save
the necessity for the purchase OF many new
garment. TO our mind they meet a long exist.
ing want. The demand Ter the dyes cannot fail
t, be immente 2l.lt
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roR MORE rHAN TWENTY WEARS


Mathews Venetian Har Dye has stood the test
of + al and is constantly increasing in public
favor
The Venetian Rye is the best and che tpest
made. It's price is only 70 Cents, and each
bottle contains double the quantity OF dye in
those usually sold for 81.
This Hair Dye is manufactured BY peculiar
process which renders it infinitely superior to
any dye in market, Being comple'e in one bot
tie no preparation is required, which greatly
simplides the application.
In using this dye you avoid that Rusty, Dead
appearance by which dyed HAIR and whiskers are
SO readily recognized when an inferior article IN.
been used, as it produces a prefectly natural
color OF any shade that Is desired, from rich
brown to a jeIty, lusuous black, that will not
smut, crock, or STAN he clothing. Invest 70
Gems and you wi! be convinced. sold by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES & co, New York, Whole
sale Agents noY5dly
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 500 pages, and lt0 fine
Plates and Engra,ings of the Anatomy of the
with a treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable
consequences upon the Mind and BODY, with the
authors plan Of treatment tie only IA ional
and successful mode of cure, as shown by the re-
por, of cases treated. A truthful adviser TO the
MARI ed, and those contemplating marriage,
who ente tain doub BITS of their physical condition
Sent free OF postage to any address, on receipt of
25 cents N Stamps or postal currency by adj
dressing DR.. La UROIX, No. 81 Maiuen Lane,
Albany, Nv
The author may be consulted upon any OF the
disc 60, mon which his be. k treat either per
sonally or by mail, and medicines sent 10 any
part Of the world. marchI5d&wom
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ANOTHER REPORT.

New YoRK, May II.
Kew West uuviccS say the steamer
Columbia. which arrived there from Ha-
vana, reported 10 our authorizes that
the pirate StoneWal was hsrriedly re-
ceiving men and ammunition from the
Owl and other confederate steamers ana
blockadc-ruuuerS. Capt. John NJ. Maflit
had assumed command of the Stone
wall. The United States steamer Pow
haitian went 10 sea from Key West, on
learning of the Stonewall's movement.
The steamer Nightingale brings Ha-
vana dates of the llth, and Key West,
18th.
The rebel ram StOncwall arrived at
Havana on the llth 1t was said the
Government would not ALLOW her any
facilities for doing damage TO our ship
ming: that she would he obliged 10
leave within twenty-four hours, and
would not be allowed to discharge or
take on board any men or ammunition,
only sufficient coal to take her to sea
and that if the Captain General had or
ders to that effect he would willingly
seize her. There was no report OF her
having destroyed any vessels on the
way TO Havana.
1t was reported that the blockade,
running steamer ImoLeue arrived at
Matauzas on the 10Th inst, with one
hundred bales Of cotton from Galveston,
and landed twelve passengers en- route
for Europe The Imogeue sailed on the
llth inst, ostensibiy for Nassau. Her
passengers reached Havana on the 18th
inst.
TWAS said that our consul applied Of
hcially for permission to send, by a tug.
boat, notification OF the presence Of the
StOnewall to Key West, but Gen. Dema-
IA refused the request The American
steamer Columbia was then sent. As
she passed the Florida coast signal fires
were seen along for twenty miles
On the 18th, I steamer appeared off the
Moro, was signalled, and suddenly, I'M
der all steam, started northward, dis
playing the English ensign at the peak
al,d the rebel flag at the fore II was
thought she was the Imogenc,
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wE1L ro.nAY. sloK ro.MoRRow.

Such is the experience Of thousands. Fewen-
10y continuous health. To what does the occa-
sonal invalid attribute his uncertain condition
Not 10 himself OF course. lie lays the blame on
the climate perhaps 1t is too hot, or too cold,
or too damp, or to dry, or too variable. But
does he take The proper course 10 forify his con-
stitution and lodlly organs against the extremes
and changes of which he complains No. He
says. perhaps, tia, only an iron man could bear
such heat, or such violent cold, or such sudden
vicissitudcs. Why hen does hs not resort TO
the great Tonic and Preventive, which, il it will
not make him AL rou maa at least quadruple the
capacity OF his system to repel all external agen-
cies TIA. tend 20 produce disease HOSTEL
Teas CELEBRATrD STOMACH BITTERs,
taken faithfully accarding to the directions, will
so strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves,
tone the liver, and regulate and invigora'e the
whole animal machinery, that the system, in
stead of being at the mercy of the weather, and
liable to be pros.ra,ei by every change of tenn
perature, will become case-hariened, as it we're,
and, almost imperyious to climatic influences. II
is to this preventive principle that Hostetter's
Bitters owe their great popularity in the West
Indies, British America and Australia.
New YorA House, SO Cedar Street, N. Y.
mayl7dS w2w
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MRS. PART1xGTON INsULTED.- The White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently
great instituion-very high, heavy irosts, beau
tiful view, four dollar dinners. But the practi-
cal eye of a certain renowned Drake, saw those
smoothfaced rocks, and thereupon adorned and
variegated the bride path of the Tip-top House
with his familiar S. T.--l860-X, PLANTATION
BITTERs This raised the ire of the Mrs Part
ingtons composing the Legislature of the Gran
lite State, who got their wise heads together, out
lawed DIR. Drake, and made 1T penal ofFenoo to
ply the artistic brush on their belovedb bills
Verify, the fine arts are at discount in New
Hampshire. Query.-Did Drake pay them for
this splendid advertisement? mayI7d&w2w
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GEN. BANKS.

NEW YORK, May 70,
The Tribune edltorially states that
Gen. Banks returned reluctantly to New
Orleans, as he regarded the war virtual
ly ended, and saw no reason for his
resuming a military command IN which
he was not needed, and wished to resign
and return to private life. He fingered
in this city till the latest moment.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HELMITTEL
VIII positively cure
CATARRH BRON JHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS

Ana The first stages Of
CON MPTION
1t is a sure preventative for
DIPHTHERIA.
For sale by all druggists. Price per bottle, SO.
WEEKS & POTTER
Druggists, No. l70 Washington Street, Boston,
l6-w7wl Mass.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGUoN, May II. {

To Hg- Gen. De
The review of the gallant armies now
around Washington will take place here
on Tuesday and Wednesday esd and
Oath instl Of next week.
Z. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y Of War
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" 4 THING OF BEAUTY IS A joy FOR
EKERN

&c Il THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOX
EVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON'S HAIR RE-
sTORER is perfect success and ne mistake
A Hair Dresser and Hair Restorer both combined
in one Is not Dye; will not stain the skin /;
will restore Gray and Faded Hair to a beautiful
B ack, Brown or Auburn color and cause it to
assume its original beauty; will cure a humors
and diseases of the Scalp; remove dandrnf and
scurf keeping the head cool and nice. Cause
dry, harsh and why hair to become soft and silk
like in youthful days. Will promote
healthy growth, keep it from falling of and
cause it to grow on bald heads wherethere is
life and vitality at the roots; but where these are
gone there is no hope of success
Every person in Vermont can have their
ebay HEADsn RESTORED TO THEIR FORMER
BEAUTY
In Sixty days by using Martha Washington's
HAIR kestorer." Try It and be convinced.
Sold everywhere. Price 81 90 per bottle.
SIMONDS CO., Proprietors.
m29d&w3m FltgwiIliam, N. II.
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~ Nov is the time to buy the hes. Cough
Medicine offered to the public. Downs Vegets-
BILE Bllsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds and all
other diseases Of the throat, chest and lungs.
Buy the oloest and the best, and cure your
cough. This standard, hou est, old T msdy, has
been used by the people of Vermont for nearly
forty years, and the ale increases every year.
Hundreds Of new articles have had temporary
popularity and have gone down, because they
hal no intrinsic value. Downs Elixir, howev-
err, has cured the people they know it and con-
tinue 10 buy the best,
Price rs cents, 70 cents, and 81, % per bottle.
Sold in Rutlard by Fem & futile, Pond &
Morse, and @, W Chaplin, Jr., and by all DEAL
ers in NJ dicine. John +. Henry, Waterbury,
VT, Proprietor. 2o;wiw
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The Sixth Corps.

NEW York, May %.
The Richmond Wing announces the
arrival there Of the I'd division of the
9th corps, under Gems. Getty and Rick
etts. Gen. Wheatons division is dis
tributed between Richmond and Dan
willie, one brigade being at Danville.
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A THING OF BEATTY Is A JOY FOR
ever. Those who desire brlhauoy of complex
ion, must purify and enrich the blood, which
Helmosld's Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla
invariably does, REQ lect It is no patent medi-
cine Ask for Helmbolfs. Take 10 other.
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For lots as they arrive from the country. Re.
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. s, Mcclure 4 Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York,
We quote for the week ending May "a, as fol-
lows: - oo
FtouR-Fine Brands superfne State, S GA 8 90
baltimore, country trade and Fam
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CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE

TO PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND
beaut fly the complex N use HelmbOld's highly
Concentrated Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla. One
bottle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
or DecoChon,