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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
JANUARY e


Mr.. Smith, from The committee on Flee.
lions and Privileges, made areport in the
contested election case Of kader ts. Put
nam. for the representation Of the Clay
aud Nicholas Delegate District. Z Z
report set forth that Thomas G /
Putnam was holding bis seat by virtue
Of the returns from Clay County alone,
where Putnam received 7G votes and IA;
der 40. That an election had been held
in four out of six townships in Nicholas
County. where Putnam received "a votes
and RAIDER 92, that the aggregate vote
for zach candidate in both Counties, was
q, follows: Putnam 100; RAIDER l41,
RAIDER having majority of Al in both
Counties. Tue committee therefore rec
commended the. exclusion ofl,utnam and
the admission. Of RAIDER. . '''.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith. the Report
was made the speeial order Of the House
for Tuesday at11 O'clock. Wy A ~
A Bill was introduced by Mr.. Lynch
allowing S. l.. Hays to present petition
to the Court Of Appeal, for an appeal.
Tho House Bill amending the Rcgistra.
ton Law was read the second time. Mr.
ITas.ler moved to table The Bill, and Mr..
Jackson demanded the yea. and nays,
which were taken, and the House refused
to table The bill by The following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Mes,rs. Baker, Ballard Of Monroe, Bar.
low, Carpenter, Chambers, Collins. Don
shoo, Evans, Fnrnsworth, Fisher, Gandee,
Golf, Ilassler, Hill, Howe, Judy, Mccoy.
Miller, Pierpoint, Putnam, Re1road,
Ropp, sturgiss, Tetcr, Wells, Wheat
20. ~ " e
Those voting in the. negative were
McsHs. Aguew, Ballard Of Logan, Betty
hoover, Bowysr, Brannon. burgess, Cra-
craft. Davis. DAVIDSON. Earis, Flanagan,
Guthrie, llervsy. Howard. jackson.
Lamb, 1.amon, Lynch, Maxwell, Mead
oxs, Medley, Pownall, Scott. Smith,
Summers, Thonal Weleh, Wilkinson
rs. "9h e1s by ld
Mr., IIassler said there was di,posi-
ton by tile friends Of this bill to push II
to it's passage without giving time 10 con-
slider t. Ito moved TO amend the motion
Of Mr.. Sturgiss BY making The bill the
special order for Wednesday at II
o'clock. 5...,. .3.-l b..
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Pcsr OrricE DEPARTMENT, !

ben Posr OrrlcE DEPARTMENT,
WAsurse1os, y. . Jan. %, 1870.
Hon. Jons s. WircnIs. s'7', 'd'"t'
( House Of Representatives.: ~ ~
Sin IL have the honor 10 inform you
that, in compliance with your recom,nen.
dation, an order has been made by This
Office to increase the service on mail route
1902. Weston. 10 Nicholas Court House J,
and between Weston aud Bra1ton Court
House. to two trip, per week. to take Of.
feet from LIST February, 1870. az
Respectfully, Your 0bedient Servant,
GLmA. smra,
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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AsstUNEE's SALE.

I WILL, as assignee 81 j. Long, bank
/ rupt, on The list day Of the March Vel IN
1870, Of The circuit court Of Lewis county, sell
AT public sale IL the highest bidder, al the
front door Of the teutt house Of said county
the undivided itit rest Of Tie said Long III the
fartu OH the West Fork river, Ia said comfy,
near The Waldos Nil place, OH which The said
Long lately resided. The whole tract supposed
to contain about f..E,.
-. 112t ACHES. ,,.. 81.
Tie interest Of enid l.sng, 10 he ,uld, Is The
interest lie held At The time lie filed his petition
in bAhkrLptc whith. was one.ioutth. hd one
sixteenth par, Of The whole.
TERMS: 4'' '..
ii 4 credit orsiSty lays the purchaser TO give
bond with good security, t.atirg interest. ly
10 '.'-' 50 owe D. NJ. BAILEY
feb 1T .. Assignee
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nj HOUSE OF pELroArrs.,
'FEERuAR,'ra1,
The following Resolutions were intro

The following Resolutions we're intro.
duced: j-qorsmes b,tmii Q . lsLG
by Mr. j,Farnsworilr-Inquiring into
the oxpcdicncy Of abolisliug the Office Of
township treasurer. and making the sheriff
tho collector and di.burscr Of all taxes
BY Mr.. Elick-1hat the sitting mem.
bsr and the contestant from the delegate
district Of Clay aud Nicholas % allowed
counsel OIL the floor Of the House.
Adopted. ,o,e,s o,,,r .,.l,7.5 f,,o3
House Joint Resolution for paying to
the Peniten.iary Directors the unpaid bull
ancc Of the appropriation for that instituf
ton for 1869. was taken up. Tho rcsoH
LUTON was not adopted.
Oumo,iOn Of Mr.. Flick, the special or:
der oftbe day. the contested election Of
RAIDER vs.. Putnam, was postponed until
Thursday, Sd inst. at'1l O'clock. "A. NJ.
Mr.. Brannon presented a petition sf
Arthur N. Dent aud 230 other citizens Of
Lewis County, praying 9, repeal Of ,tbe
Test Oaths, a modification Of The rogi.tra.
lion law and the repeal Of tho di.franeliis-
ing clause of,he Con.ti ion. Mr.. Bran
non stated that the petition was signed BY
the lending citizens Of Lewis County,
without distinction Of party. .a.ef l4i
House Bill M "a, repeating the Slit.
ors' Test 0a'li. was passcd--allthe mem.
4 =. r
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Aaa JANUARY 81. q
Mr.. Carpenter presented d reinonstrante
Of citizens Of Ur.si,biier County against
The removal Of Judge Nst.tllarfi,on
The Clerk prosecuting to read lAr pa;
pets III quvs,ion, Nr. l'icrpoiut said HE
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07
SENATE.

The Bill amending tho charter Of the
West Virginia Central Railroad, was
passed. and the Bill repeating the Teach
ers' Oath was referred to tho Judiciary
Committee. Mr.. Dayton introduced the
following Resolution: f4 f.a
That tho committee on Judiciary in.
quire into the expedicncy Of providingfor
the appointment Of an a sricul,ural Chem.
list and State Gcologist. Adopted. i,
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sEsArS.

The Senate finally took up The much
abused Postage Stamp question, and after
considerable diseussitl, that body very
properly decided that they Ind nothing to
do with it. W
House Bill No. O, 10 prescribe The oath
to be hereafter taken by attorneys at law,
was read The first and second tiiue.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07
Correspondent
..' From Bra1ton
SALT LICK BniDoE. W. Va (,
!. \ Erhrnarv "a 1871 I ~.

I u" "u'
t1 ,EpiToRs DEMOCRAT IL enclose you
letter FROM the. Post Office Department, !.
addressed to Hon. Johns. Witcllcr, NON.
Der Of Congress from this district, which
will fully explains itself. The thanks Of
our people are due General Witcler for
lis proupiness in having our mail facili.
lies increased. Very Respectfully.
Z ". D.. lloLLYsoN.
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", .s1--77T ~ IV1fF " ga 70 ~ :
. iKoisKao.os!o ..-...si p. /.
a.' Meets wl,l, Great ssee.s, in Tho cure Of
DISEASES or THE aEkvoss SYSTEM

.fa '.kH. HF' IFt.f III. q r. ~ lsfHafA
Almost nine tenths ef our people suffer from
nervons exhaustion, and are, tlicreforc liable To-.
/, cotroni nterils Of mental 1epr con-.
fused dta soiiening OF the braiat insanity,
ID complete. hrca krg down Of the general
heal th. Thousands ,nre suffering to day win
broken down nervous systems, and unfortunate
y, iolaeo, alcohol, ,ato hours, oyer-work.
ttnsntsl aud pltsieal) are causing diseases OF
tie e-i oas system % nrtca,. st fearful rate.
Til. symptoms !, which distai.s Of the nervous
system give rise. may be stated al follows: At
dull. heavy feeling In tile head, sonstiucs more
or las severe piin.pr headache, periodical head
ache, dizziness, htises Of ringing ID tbs head,
confusion ofdeas. temporary iosi- 81 memory:
I .len 81 aItts starting during sle:p Saa
dulntss Of liearisg, twirhihg OF the face and
atms, kc which, ff not properly treated lead
TO paralysis, deliribm, iniani.y limpotsney,
apUpleIyi &c., dc. ltliIaHR 90 81 ]
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

WAsitryaroy, District of Columbia, is
snsios to l,nycan International Exhibi-
tor lering tho coming year, She has a
S,ti"nal Exhibition Of fools aud thieves
crrry winter. ~ l-t a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

BEAST BuTLsn says be would be willing
to take the word Of a Virginia gentle
MN. No doubt Of it, ii he could get a
Virginia gentleman to speak to hiu,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

\ MILLION of lives, and half the w'al'l
accumulated since tho landing Of the
Pilgrims, have been sacrificed to throne
ru"b"jumbOism, in the Capitol at Wash
ipgton., .f-...,. ,,,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07
10 Hon. Nonh Rexroad.

Below we present to. our readers copy
Of letter recently forwarded to Hon.
Noah Rezrosd, the Delegate from Richie
County, md one Of the most ultra-radi.
Gals in the House, The writer Of the.
letler-IIcnry Rexroad, Etq.- one Of
tue Oldest and most respectable citizens
of this County, is one Of those whom Cor
ley nnd his Tx think unworthy to vote.
After q long imprisonmeni-ior no Of.
fcnce-in Camp Chase, q consequent loss
of property, and being deprived
Of the Inherent right Of every white ci,i-
zen for the past Eve years, he thinks he
ha. suffered about enough for the crime
Of having one or two sons in the Conftd-
crate army /; aud calls upon his relative
in words which will be. to him much more
truthful than pleasant 4 astl /;
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WEsroN, W. Va,
Feb. /, 1870. ~

Feb. l, 1872 81"
Iloy. Moan RrxkoAD, - i'f--7 "a Z
House Of Ddtgats,, Wheeling; W. Va.
Ny DEAR slR:-I SEQ by the public
press TINT you are member of,he House
# Dclega.cs from the County Of Richie;
and l take the liberty, as relative and
as a friend, to address you. In your 20.
sition, you can do much to aid me aud
others who are in the same condition Q,
myself. j do not knew, nor do lcure,
what your political views may be; but !
appeal to you by all that man holds sacred
by the tics Of consanguiniiy-by our
common fa.her-hy all that you are and
hope TO bc-for justice. Do moi, j pray
you. stain the fair name Of our common
kindred by sustaining tyranny, in any
form. Donot add ths weigh, of your
voice and vote to tho horrible load of
prescription which is blighting our pros
poets as State, and ruiuing US as a
people. Have you no bowels Of compass
Sion |! Can you look around you ana sec
your fricnds.-your relaiivcs--dishororcd.
DISTINGUISHED and disdaincd? Mani
man as you hope for mercy---as you love
your GOD and honor Ills precep,s-do u,
that jnsticc-give us those rights which
have already been given to the negro. lii
justice, in humanity, in brothcrly love
md Christian kindness, ! ask you, as one
who has suffered from the onerous and
scul.killins influences Of the Registration
abomina,ion, ogirc your influence in IA
yor of.right, justice and humanity.
Hoping yon will receive this Us il Is
writtcn-iu kindncss-and act upon its
suggestions, ] am, Yours. &c, I'll
ssia HENRY REXROAD.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

SENATOR Fowler in.inuste. that Con-
grsss would be glad to reduce Tennessee
Ia a territorial condition, and will do soft
the notion Of The coming convention in
tbs. State is in the slightest degree rev
olu'i"nary'-that is, not strictly ra lical.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

%
aThc H.. of tha flesh 10 in theibleod," |, q
scrintnrsl maxim .hlt science proves to DO true.
Thu people talk of had blosd, as the cnus. Of
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad Llood is founded in truth l.,q
The symptoms Of bad ploodars usually quite
plain-bad Digcstlon--causes imperfect pu,ri-
lion, and consequently ihs circulation is feeble,
the soft tissues loos, their tone and elasticity,
and the tongue becomes pale, broad aud IRE
guen,ly covered With a pasty, white coat
THIS coidtion soon shows itself in roushness
Of The skin, then in e.upiiye and Lucrative dis
ease, and when .loni Continued results in serious
lesion, Of the Bran, Liver, Lungs, or urinary
apparatus, Much: very much, suffering Is
cauted by impure l,od II il, estimated, by
some, that Que fifth Of tie. human ismil, arc
effected ui.h scrofuls ia som. fern.
When The blood is pure you are not so liz
BILE TO any disesie. Many inpurili., Of the
Elo.d arise frtm impure diseases oflarge cities. i
Eradicate every impurity from the fountain Of
life, and good spirits, fair skin and lital
strength will return 10 You.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

Gn,sri sent his fr,t veto message to
til, Senate on hei11th. ult. And what in
,hr uorll did he veto tho reader natu.
rally asks. He objects to permission be-
ing given to one Roddy White, of Con.
uec,ieut, to have q rehearing before the
Commissioner Of Patents, on claim for
extension Of patent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

TINS Richmond paper, want the Chicago
Historical Society to send back tho bronze
ssgle which some loyal thieftook from the
Capitol Of Virginia. Better loave ii alono
for a while. II it was returned now,
Grant would confisc,to it for the blonze
,lrtuc Of himself, which ho is about to
have erected III front Of tho Treasury
Building 10 Washington 2
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

Tn. next great "moral ijea" ll,at Sum
ner intends to press to an early consider
alton in the Senate, is bill to abolish,
t!ach board, from all the schools in the
lanl, in o,dcr that young Americans Of
African scent ambitious Of climbing Tie
Hill of knowledge may not have their
,'nsi.iys nerves shocked BY an ever-pros-
ent reminder of the hateful badge"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

';u. colored Senator from Mississippi,
II. r. Riyel, formerly preacher in Bal
.iu'oro,' IS a tall, portfy man, and has be-
nsyolcnt features. md o pleasant: voice.
No allu.ion is made to Ills scents. As
the mos. direct approach to the brain is
through the uasnl organs, our Senator'S
viii 10. bs long in deciding, We opine.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

GEssrAL Grant has no idea Of govern
men. .xcept,that Of force. Military sbso-
lutisn s.his beau ideal Of Statesmanship.
You might as well sing psalms to dead
horse. as talk to Grant about the rights Of
uon as secured BY constitutions md laws.
10 has two deitiss. the almighty DOL
lar" and the "Almighty Niger"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

A MOVEMENTS on foot TO build mon
n,snt to old John Brown, III THE! and
murderer. After monument to Lincoln,
one todd JOHN Brown is next in order
Then there should DO ono to Stanton.
Aftarithat; oncto the devil. Thea The
"loy,l party" will have done it, duty to
its own iinps. At least.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

a ssw political PARTY has bsen started
in New York city termed tho New Dsmoc.
rscy. Tho founders base the party on the
fundamental principle o. requiring ref.
crsnco TO tho people Of all laws passed by
their legislative representatives,, rs is done
in several Of the swis, Cantons. They al.
50 endorse female suffrage.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

GolO closed IN Friday las, at at 1917.
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IlEsnY GuGGrSuElaER
IIrSsy RossyHEla. 81.

Ii5. ELL ~
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I X o 5 KaO o

q. I. "a - = 8 I. =
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ss- risi''-
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VI III LEsALE G,RoCERs.
pARxERsBURG, MalA.l

-lsl,. ..sla st,si., bef'S y ss,g>: e
~. @ s----'d 80 e.esrqf.
49, ..9-l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-07

Tan niger LOWS Hines. who WINS e1.
executed at Tarboro, North Carolina, n
short timo ago, for the eccentricity Of
ravishibg Miss JOHNSON. a white woman.
nhis on the g.llous said lie expected to
60 right to Heaven. If there was a bsre
possibility that all these black ''rupisis"
did not 80 straight 10 glory. Sumner woald
have bill introduced 10 The Senate ofthe
United States to reconstruct Heaven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

SOHA AO AV-DANs
Winner Of the Derby-rhe Inter,
national Sealing Match-Deata of
an Author.
feleorapAeG Esclxsiuely to The Euenino Star.
LONDON, June 2.-TC day YVES the second of
the Ep:om summer meetings The great fe .ture
OF the day was the race for the Deroy stakes OF
% sove6eigns each, half forfeit tor COTS eight
ssone 10 pound, and tllies eight stone pound:
then three year olds, the owner OF the sec 1nd
horse to receive 300 soveregns, and the third 100
sovereigps out Of the stakes. There was great
crowd present. The race was won by the fol
lowing: Lord Falnouth's Kinecratt, 1st; w. s.
Craw ford's brown colt Palmerston, I'd.
The icul'ny match between Kelly and Sadler
mas been hxed ior July 18th, at Newc lstle. The
stakes of EGO eIch have already been depo ,it-
tide water.
.Cyrrs Redding, an author, died to-day, aged
ihe weather is somewhat unsettled to-day.
Good Crops OF Cotton and Sugar I'm
Brazil.
LONDON, June The mail steamer which
hvs just arrived at Lisbon ffom Rio Janeiro
brings ad,ices that the sugar and cotton crop1
Of Brazil promi2e to be excellent.
From aris-M0vements OF the E,nue.
r0r-The Reg eide C0nspf frat0rs-Ihe
Prince Imperial 70 be AmancedS Soon.
Chalons in July, 1t is said, will 20 TO Munich.
The Gazette de Tribunaux says, officially =
"Only twelve among the prisoners arrested for
before the High Court. The othe-s will be dis
charged" -
The American and English residents of Tours
forwarded their congratulations to the Emperor
on his escape from the plot of the assass sius.
The Emperor has returned his thanks for their
consideration.
1t. IS reported that the Prince Imperial will
soon be affianced. ''
North Germany.
EERLIN, June 1.-Count Won Bismarck Is at
EMS, in Nassau, in company with King William.
Elections for deputies in the North German
Parliament will be held about the middle of
September, and those for members of the Prus-
sian Diet as soon afterwards as may be.
Arrived Out.
QURKNsTowS, June 1.-The steamers City OF
Cork and Idaho arrived yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, june 1.-The steamer Donau.
nom New York for Bremen, arrived here this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
The Stamped EuvelOpe Contract
Whist Phfiadelphia rbsnlkS About Il.
1ele1repAeS xscustvely 10 Tie Iresisg star.

PHILApKLrHIA, June 1.-The charges pre-
ferred against the Po tmaster General in rela-
ton - the stamped envelope contract are BE-
1eved here to cover q d. ign - aorogate the
use Of stJuped envelopes, and by get.ing rid of
government competition ~ raise the price of
envelopes to the people. 1t is reported here
that the As or HorYe convent on, profesSedly
called - consider the award Of the Postmaster
General, wss in reality for the above pu-pose,
and resulted IN the adoption OF asscheme Tor
manipulating Copgr against stamped en-
ve'opcs. Brsine-s men are appreherSive that 20
this scheme succeeds the price of envelopes " III
he augmented largely before the clcse of the
var.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

WH0BEsALE ESCAPE OF PRrsoNxRs-In
Wheeling. West Va, while young lady, dau gh-
ter Of the 3ailer, and her assistants were taking
breakfsstItsl the prisons1 in the county jaii
yesterday morning, they were forced into the
eel ana locked up by means Of false KEY.
Twelve prisoners succeeded in opening the hall
door, and quiety locking up the jailer5s family
In cells, walked out into the streets In broad dLy
ana escaped. But four have bean recaptured.
One Of the prisoners, who was Indicted for mur-
Der, and refused to enter into the conspiracy,
gave the alarm upon the escape Of his compan-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
~A fat woman's picnic is projected.
Train tells the Fenians to GO In.

~Folks who use kerosene lamps make light
Of serious matter. - : = =
Mrs. Victoria Q. woodhuu Is now called
the hoopskirt candidate for President. ~
"a Phnadelphis paper has a"Baptistical''
depai itment.
0-The first Greek church in America Is som
to be opened In New York. = .,---- :
gafherer,a
"a college is being built In Sc Louis for the
educabon Of colored ministers.
nUAbominabIe nuisances is the other n.ms
for dogs out West. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
An Oil Train ON Fire-Burntng of
Raflroad Bridges, Buildings, Ac.
1eLeraRAed keclnsipelr % TIE Epeaiaa I6koe

CLEvELAND, OHIO, June IAN oil train on
the A. & G. w. r. r. took fire this morning
while approaching this city. The fire commu,
nicated 10 the railroad bridge over the Cuyaho-
ga river and the Ohio canal, and DESTROYED
them. A frame building occupied by the
Key tch and Crane manufacturing company as
o machine shop was damaged to the amount of
about S2o, 900; probably covered by insurance.
The loss Of the railroad company has not Yet
been ascertained.s .s ~. s-T.'' 90. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

Hon. HENRY b. ANTHONY yesterday received
the nomination by the republican clueps of the
Rhode Island Legislature for re election =, the
United States Senate, which is equivalent to
his return 10 the Senate for another term OF six
years. This is deserved recognition of the
valuable services Of Senator Anthony, who is
hard worker, and clear headed, practical bu-
siness man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

Z ORDERS REvoKED.-The order assigning 1t.
Commander Charles McGregor to the Pacific
Squadron his been revoked and he has been
ordered to resume his duties at the Naval OBJ
servatory in this citv E..r ~. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

ExEcuTIvE SESSION To-DAY.-The Senate at
half past one O'Clock to-day again went into
Executive session, and resumed the considera-
ton of the Sandwich Islands reciprocity treaty,
on which Mr.. Stewart addressed the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
Jewel Robbery.
feleQraphed kzclnsieely % ne Ryenina Sfar.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The room o. j. L. Myers
Of Boston, at the Planters' House, was burgla-
riously entered Monday right during his at
sence, and his trunk, containing $50, 900 worth
OF Jewelry, wss broken open and from $4,000 TO
$1,000 worth of diamonds. gold watches, rines
ard plated watch chains, taken. There is no
clue to the robbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

WALcoTr HAMLtS, Of Meme, was this morn
ing appointed sur orvi.or Of Inter nal Revenue
vice Ira NJ. Harrison resigned. Mr.. Harrison
had charge or the State of New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The PREsrDESr wiz leave here to-morrog
evening with Mrs Grant for asiiit - the Naval
Academy at Annaposs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
The Boston Excursionists to the Pa
cfGe Coast Behind lime.
feleordpk<d Exclusfuelp Ia ne Euenino .ytov

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The Boston excur-
sion train 10 not due till midnight, much to the
disappointment of the people who throug Mar
ket street for several blocks. The Grand Hotel
and other buildings will be illuminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

Troy, June 1.-Robert Miiiiken, recently CITY
editor OF the Troy Whig. was killed last nig1,
by falling through railroad bridge, In Ihe
at the time, and ior q long time previously
had leo di-sipated life. he. has relatives in
New York, and the body Is .heldsubject 10 their
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

Specie Going Abroad.
7s,egrcpAed Esclssiveiy to fAs Ecenssg Star.
New YORK, June THE Russia takes out
s212 COO in specie to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market Is without
noticeable change, the supply seeking employ
ment in call loans being excess of the demand.
Rates range from three TO five per cent. Com
mercial paper Is in small supply and rates are
as last given. rirGi lag -I'i--|. % ~ =