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The New York Sun announces:
THE FARMERS CANDIDATE.
For PRESIDENT:
The Great and Good
HOR CE CIR E Z l. E Y
L z X A 8 /.

INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UEroN-
Strikes and the Woman Question The president
of this body, now in session in Baltimore, in his
annual report submitted yesterday says he had
been officially notified of three strikes during
the year-one at Pittsburg, which was entirely
successful; one at Dayton, Ohio, still progress
ing, with every prospect of success, aud one at
Memphis against the Memphis Sun. He looked
upon strikes IS something TO be avoided, and
deemed their growing infrequency q matter of
congratulations, and trusted that the modera-
ton and sense Of justice OF both printers and
employers will eventually render them entirely
unnecessary. In regard to the female COM
positors the president said, notwithstanding the
efforts made during the term just expired to
organize the female compositors into Unions
Union No. 1, of New York, Is the only one which
has any existence. He did not think It ad-
vissble or practicable to form them into sepa-
rate Unions from the men. He thought they
should be received into the Unions with tae
meT; that they would thereby be better PRO-
tected In their rights and interests A number
had been thus admitted during the year.
The standing committees were announced,
and the Union adjourned to Wednesday morn
ing. They visit Mount Vernon o-day.
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NITI1INg AND yIsIfOR0 GALL AID 81
n me-: wiHl Hit n sHIs1 g. one Sel!sF ssch:
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the nav loan to-day
we're only 500, 900.
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EARL DE GREY, late member OF the Joint
High Commission, made his appearance yes
terday in the House Of Lords, and resumed his
seat. He was pleasantly welcomed by his fell
low members, and warmly congratulated upon
the conclusion of the treaty with the United
States
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MOuNTAIN HOUeB,
vi CAPON SPRINGS, w. Va.

These mineral waters are altaltss, and taken Ia
terpally or 40 q bath are unsurpassed for "a =
their happy action in dyspepsia; affections ~
Of the Kidneys, bladder. and urinary pas lt:IWl
saees cufaBeous eruptive Diseases rheumatism, and
the ailments Of the female system. -
charges &C., Ac refer 70 our circular, 70 be had Of
.. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, WshinGton. There is
tsins Of virsinia rRAZIER SALE,
Late Of Rockbridse Alum Sprfngs,)
myl-tu thsm Preprietors.
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IEFoRMATIoN was received at the Navy De-
partment this morning from Commander r. w.
Mead, of the United States steamer Narragan-
sett, announcing her arrival at Rio on the 3Oth
OF April, EN- route to the Pacific: All well on
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GRADUATES AT THE NAVAL ACADENY.-
Diplomas viii be delivered to-day By the Secre-
tary of the Navy to such members Of the first
class at the Naval Academy as have passed the
requisite examination. There are ffty three
cadets in the hrst clase, about forty-ive Of
whom, IL Is said, will graduate. The remainder
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Goverrmenu secsrftte..


f q, Bs.kes'. Brok.fs' azd 6srlsrcsal T.l1s-aya \
Lewis John-Cn Go. quote socks and bonds IN
home s2d foreign markets, a. follows:
NEwf0RE. June 8 u. 4. S.. ls5l coupon. NJ -:
s-3Os ~ ooaPon. IA s2oS, u. oOnpoo nj II ls
9. COUPON, III s 1s, new. Us, eoupou nts s -,
coupon, lsyf Currency Sc. lls1s Maripo.a,sss 90.
pref3 =, Csntou, s2iE Curnberlapd. =. w. Z Tcl i,
rs: o1icksilver, Is. PSssfie Mail, 49,; Bostoa
a Cok Exp, a. American RIP, 90; z. q kxp /,
tass n. Y. Cent Hudson, s3is d.. scrip, g. Of I:
= Reading, li6 :, Michigan Cent. =: L y q Mich.
Souih, rs; Union p X X So ~. Cent. l3s.
s.. Clsye:, c., 90; lEess- Nj Cent, ~:
o.: VI wAyne. 9ess; Alton 4 Terr. nsute, ::
Han. 80 10, i0ia. Chicago Alton, llsil; DO pre-
itrred, III: Ohio Miss. cert co.. Cod. Chicago
4 Ind Cen, 2aAi Tenn state sKes old, J o.. 90,
new. ~; Va. stste sizes old a.: q. sizes,
old. 60 de-. new. An: Missouri sixes, &h; Gen
irSi Pscte BoDes lo1a@: U. p. Is Bonds. 81 0oic,
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II CCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN NAY IsfH, 1871.

In: iayorits and celeb sted Watering place will
among other improvements there has been 9EHAy
sdiosntn ~ sn9 stscsGns nsiiroom
and nuch improved, and the proximity Of the two
renders each eadly accessible II will be kent in
nyle not surpaesed anywhere IN Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either cnre or
srsay rsisye most esses q scrofn Ineipient 0cn
S SiaS1s ohr;Dis Dyg.psis ohronio
The female constitution, and sppsizsr, tonic
spS general Restorative, they are, perhaps, unri
vailed amops,t mineral waters The proprietor win
have provided for tAs lawns and BALLROOM . III ut
sIass band Of music. a?d IN seneEM gu the sourcsso
s.p1s. resorts mi q 9 tSs eSnmsnd Of the guests
sIessn . thirsesS hours q Richpond, Wsshinsson.
ger. leave the cars OF the and Ohio Kali
ssad o oosnen Depot, and new and elegant stage
ROAD Of only eight miles at down the vistors at the
epffDss 20 tea 70 % 7-s -
JAHE9 4. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
Or. b. =. NOEL. Of Baltimore, Resident Physician.
HThe Rockbridee Water for sale BIZ the princi-
pal Druggists Of the United etates.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on appliea
ton. my10 In
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a~a~s> 1hs~vun~~fs

Specie 0h1pmemt9.
NKw Y0RK, june e.-Specie shipments 10
Europe to-day. el61 800; engagements for to-
morrow, $500, 900.
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y A T T o M

u. Jhi. n bsau,sql SUMNER REsoET 81.
and Winchester turnpike, will be ready E:HI
Tor the reception Of guests by JUNE lsr, XII nose
desiring to spend the summer In the country will
please address b. I. JAHNEY, Round Hill Post
once, Loudon county, Va. my3l 2w
WleT END HOTEL, LONG BRAEOH, N. J.,
W formerly stetson House, Just rent a Il
TED; open June Is; modern In structure and yEsAv
sssS ysSis r snasI
NMssnins ton, and PETER GARpNER, now Of the
eilsey House, n. T., formerly OF the N. Y. Hotel
Appheations Tor rooms, &C.. received a. the Hotel
GASpaiS ;Fd do :, GI,sy House, NY SYKES.
PlsEHTT P4 %ssy PgAT y5bIHISSssy .,yv,n
This favorite summer resort 100 miles from Wash
lpgfon and the same distance from Balti /. A
more, within q few miles OF Chesapeake yeYAY
Lay, can De reached by steamers every lt.IEt
tuesday and saturday from Baltimore, and every
DAY from Nashington-accommodafion for $50
suests-wI bs opened for the reception OF visitors
on the 18th OF une next aud closed on the 18th of
Oetober hne lee house nlled with northern ice
ana many other additions have been ade since last
season tor the comfort and conveni fence guests
salt water bathing. fishing, Grabbing, boating or
hunting, ten pins, quot and croquet grsuads and
good music are among the amusements 20 be found
al thb delightful place, and for comfort and health
Cannot Cannot be exoelled BY any place IN the United
Terms: s:psr day, sls per week. sss per month
age half price. "
y JAS: b. THORP. Manager. ''p'''''''
t.austs xeefS mall BY steamer has lately been es-
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Pic MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

THE THIRD ANNUAL Pho MIC OF BLACK
q, HAWK TRIBE, No. ~, I. o. r. M, "a
Abr ESs 1rH sTRExr PARK, ~
On WEDN EeDAY EVENING. June Z, 1871. "a y
Tho Tribe pledge themselves TO make this m ~
sfc Of the sssssn. Tich cts FIFTY GENTS, admit.
ting gentleman and ladies. - leo az
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MONTREAL, june 6.-The bodies of the I'M
fortunate Journalists, Spaight and Lodge, Of the
Montreal Gazette, who went over the Lachine
rapids on the Queens birthday have been re-
covered. Their funeral took place to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IHAVEyUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
with an inamense stock u fAkOf 0OODS,
QkUGs, and al the leading PATENr MEDI-
ClSEs of the day, which viii sell at my former
low prices, . 80 Ter cent. below what you have
TO pay elsewhere. name in part:
brown Jamaica GiDger..-..-.
Ayers bsrsaparills and Cherry Pectora
schencks Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic: Is
Lyon athsirOn and Bsrry's Tricopher
Jsynet Ex pectorsnt End
Burnett's Oooosine and alstoB.
Bostetter's and elsnfa ton Bitters
Micbiers Herk
CcRates Soap retailed at hall he regular prices
Lairds blocn and Magnolia Balm.
Mincbesters Encyclopedias,
Iarr ants seltter
Bachelors hair IS
LanBan ksmps Florida ater....... ..-..........70
Fine Old Rye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Elm g nuins 81 bottle Californ Wines, all kinds,
= cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth. Hair,
Nail Hat, shaving. and Cloth Brushes: Turkish
TOwes Chamoy Skins, Sponses, Prepar atoms for
TIE Bair, Face, skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics,
Perfumery, &C All will positively be sold AT con-
siders bly, lower rates than elsewhere. am deter
mined to make il an object 70 give me a call
ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist.
my6 Corner I'd and streets, N. w.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DLEAsANT .sUMMER REsORT.-warrentop,
Il Va, has now railroad and telegraphic
ant drive az The white sulphur Springs, lE.4l
offers Inducements 10 Summer Yiators viii n law
countrv are here combined. Board reasonable, and
every guest made TO feel at home Livery stable In
SAM,L r ASBBY,
Proprietor Wsrrenton House.
Jel I'm Warrerton, Va.
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n.AscrKI Z.o o.n s.acI.I.

The week opess On ~ NcrH On an extremely
easy rorey market, with three pr eent. - the
Iniisg rate csl leans, the ptiona ra.ss being
rsfses ~ ffre r<r cert. -
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The NsFfolk Rfremen In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 6-The United Fire Com
pany of Norfolk, with their engine, arrived here
this morning. They remain until tomorrow,
when they 60 to Wilmington, Del, and thence
to Philadelphia.
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$4,000 Children I'm Procession.

NKw YORK, June 6.-The forty-second ami
yersary Of Brooklyn Sunday School Union 4
being celebrated to-day. Probably Is 1000 chill
dren are in the line OF the various professions
There 10 mnch enthusiasm.
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NAVAL PAY 0PPICERs TRASeFRRRKD-Pay
Inspector James d. Murray has been detached
from the Washington navy-ysrd and ordered 10
the Naval Academy. Pay Inspector Calvin O
jackson has been detached from the Naval
Academy, and ordered to settle his accounts.
Paymaster W. Goldsborough has been detached
from special duty at the Naval Academy and
ordered to the Washington hayward.
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~ CHURCH CAOlB,
Under the ausp cts OF the Sabnsth School,
For the benefit Of their LIBRARY,
AT ODD PILLOWS HALL, STH STREET 3. T..
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH ISL.
The F. Z. MUSICAL ASSOCIATION has kindly
consented to AZ ist ard have made their best selec
II as for the occasion. All those who wish to enjoy
pleasant evenings eDterteinment, will please
mcmbcr the tssse and tlsce. je5 81
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FRAKKFPoRT. june 5.-Bonds closed at 9s2
for the issue Of 1862. =
PARIS, June 8, evening.-The Bourse closed
buoyant. Rentes 80 francs and a. confines.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il As BA b. L. nt.f =
FOREST CITY. OF ROCKFORD. ILL,
OLYMPIC,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE TrH,
at O'Clock p m. Olympic Grounds, corner 18th
and streets. Admission so Cents. 1t
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Awful Earthquake


Neasiy Three roUsand People Eslsed
minister Low furnishes the State Departm~-
al Washington with brief account VI . series
BathsnR, In the province OF Sezhuen- chin.
About the LIST Of A prfl there was a sudden and
unaccouDtable rise OF waters In the district OF
The country tor nearly four hundred miles
around was convulsed by earthquakes The
shocks were very severe, and continued, with
tntermissions, tor ten days, when they became
less frequent, and finally ceased. The scenes
which ensued were horrible beyond description.
During this time the earth rocked aud reeled
Ike Q ship at sea In q violent storm. Eight
temples were thrown down, 2,42I dwellings
were destroyed and z, 29s persons crashed by
the falling walls. To add 70 these Accumulated
horrors flames broke out among the ruins
In Bsthang IN four places, and ragged with I'M
controllsble fury during I'VE DAYS, consuming
every thing within their reach. and DESTROYING
the lives OF hundreds who were lying wounded
The grain collector at Bsthsng says that for
several days before the earthquake the water
had overfowed the dyke, bnt after it the earth
spurted out In furious manner. III one poked
II the squirting instantly followed, Just ~ Is the
case with the salt wells Tin the eastern part OF
the province;D and this plains how II happened
that fire followed the earthcuake. Steep biIs
sunk out OF sight, and In their places naught IL
seen bnt yawning gulfs, while in other places
the earth uphesved leaving hills many feet ia
height. Many singular phenomens attended
this earthquake, the full particulars OF which
will be snXiously watched for.
CBRsAPEAKR AND OHIo CANAL-NssfiRc #
the St0olhOldeTs-Thc Presidents Annual Ret
A. the meeting OF the stockholders OF tho CGssa-
reeke and Ohio Canal in Annapolis. Nd. vez-
terday. TIE old officers we're REELECTED a. fol-
lows: President, Hon. James q. cfarke, OF
Washington county; for directors Giim1r Mere
oltA, George >. Brown, III mss &. BeTceft. Isaac
Young. VIM. =. Mcpherson, and Wm. Dodge
President Clark submitted his annual report
giving a detailed statement OF the business OF
the Canal during the year, snd showing tltaI
receipts in 1870, S3J3, 800 50, expenditures n
same time, S2i3 ,50f.lI; in treasury Januarv Isl
1870, Sl21 25l 80; interest paid Sis T50 balance
in treasury January LIST, 1871, Ss3.gsl b.
Earned from January Let % Msy 3lst. 1871.
sl6i, - 81; expended, ss5, SOS; balance June
LIST. Sl6S,ei5C2 appropriated 20 pay interest,
S1l0,750, leaving on hand, 81, 295 O..
There was some falling of in the trznspOrta-
ton OF coal as compared with the previous year,
occasioned by the stopping Of the Bremen line
OF steamers after hOstilities began between Ger
many ard France, and by breaks in the canal
occasioned by the great freshet In October last.
Sixteen days were required 20 repair the damage
resulting from this nood, during which naviEa-
ton was suspended. The tonnage for the last
two months has exceeded that OF any previous
two months In the history OF the Canal
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THE STATUS OF THE DIsoRDKRLY CADETS
REsToRRp.-The Secretary of War has issued
an order relieving such OF the members OF the
first class at the Military Academy as were con-
upon them for that act; condemning their con-
duct, and expressing the hope that they will
never again place themselves in any stu alton
which may be dIscreditable to them or require
the voice Of authority to remind them OF their
duty as officers and gentlemen.
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FOB

4 u NJ VI E r. w e A R.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

Who has not heard, or does not know
/ trom experience toe terror which the sound
of the word "Consum ption" conveys Who
Is there among Us who has not lost reia-
| live or perhaps "a nearer one st,Ii and q
dsarer oae yer than Ill other" BY the insd
ious hand OF the fell destroyer Of youth and
/ beauty, the worm IN the bad o. the choicest
( flowers Of our human kind. No one, not
one, save by exception which proves the
/ rule. And there those among us who
| have card the so called fatal" word, The
almost unerring messenger OF death pro
nounced ia their own ears with q faint and
desdly sickness at heart, and An III re pEessed
sob OF anguish and dread. Il is 10 those
who still live, thong to their own knowl-
/ edge under the dreaded ban, that we would
ssy word or two of hope. II is most cruel
TO excite hope when there is none. Still,
said one of the most eminent physicians OF
| pAst times, There is no disease to which
| A5sh is heir, which cannot be cured or ar
rested by remedies within the easy reach OF
man, did he only know where to put his
hand upon them, and had he hut knowledge
nov TO apply them. The day will come
I when man viii attain this knOEledge.' -
/ That day is noW Has come Dr. Joseph
q. Schenck, physician Of grest
experience and deep knowledge has
discovered the wonderful effects of
the exhibition of the active principle OF
/ one of the plants of the genus mandrd9ora,
and has with eonsun mate skill prepared this
wonderful remedy which he presents to suf-
tereEs from ell forms of pulmonary disease,
under the truthful, yet simple name of "MRn-
drake Pills" DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
are, in q word, nothing more nor less than
the Podophilium Peltatupa, of which be has
discovered the means of making peculiar
ly pure extract, the result of years Of care
ful scientific and chemical investig alton
These famous pills will themselves cure cen
sumption; aud, taken in conjunction with
Dr.. Schencks Ses-weed Tonic and Pulmon
+ 10 syrup,-the oae to strengthen the system
and the o.hsr to purify the bood.-Are in
faliible. We would trest upon this sutieet
at much greater length, explaining iLtim
atsiy the action and effect of this great re m
edy, following it step by step through few
bad cases that have come under our notice
to show how i. does it's work, did space per
q NIT. Let those who are iu the ineipient a M
middle stages of that terrible disease, Con
sumption, at once avail themselves of thei
, opportunity, and not wait longer, notwilh
= standing the fact that many have been curet
through the use of this remedy, who hat
been given up as lost. We trust that GU
- words of warning and advice will have th
effect that we desired, when we took up on
pen, and put hope in many despairin,
heart.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

lyon do not feel we'll you send for a Doctor
ne calls upon you, looks wise, sorawls 80 ne
nierogtypnics upon piece Of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay SO cents to
u W, besides the d. ctor's fee, for a remedy
nine times out of ten not half so GOOD as DR..
Aorse's Indian Rect Pills, which cost, but 70
cents per box. Do you think che former the
best, because you pay the most for itf Ifyou
DO, we advise yen to use, just 90 an expert
m Mt. tn. horss's Indian Root PilIs. They
are prepared from formula. pronounced BIZ
she most learned physicians OF our country, 10
be The best and most universal Of family me-
dioines. The Morss's Indian Root Pills cure
Headache, Liver 90 @plaint, indigestion, Dys-
pepsiA, Female Irregularities, &s.. and ere put
a. both aggregated sad PLATA. 9ivs sAan .
tstai. Slid ~ ell dealers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

MORE STUPIDrrY.-With it's accustomed
meanness, ignorance or stupidity, either of
which will apply the Union of this morning
says that work on the International Railway
of Texas, which road is being constructed
by Douglas, Brown, Reynolds & Co, the
last named of this firm of this city,
has been suspended. The above named
firm object to the Unions sus-
pending the work on their railroad in so
summary q manner and without giving them
notice. They think it would show less stu
pidity if it would publish reliable news
Messrs. Douglas, Brown, Reynolds & Co.
are now employing 900 men on the con
struction of this great railway, at an ex-
pense of 100000 per month, and are pay
ing $25, 900 per month for supplies, which
lie almost as big business as Publishing 8
little second class, republican paper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

Y.M. c. Accommodation in the Post Of
foe Block, open TO all every evening.
Daily Prayer Meeting at II A. NJ, and closing
n.
Young Mems Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

In numbers there is safety. TWAS upon this
principle that the formula Of JUpso.'s Morx-
TAIN HERR Pills was prepared. DR.. Jud.on,
intending TO spend fortune in advertising his
pills, subm tied his reeioe to the revi,ion Of the
most intelligent and learned physicinns Of the
sge, and the result is simple bat most efRcs-
eIous med icine-ths JuDsoE's MousrAIs BEaB
PILLS. Icy purify the blood, remove all OBJ
straGiions' cleanse the skin of oil pimples and
otones, and are perfectly sure and safe iu their
operation. Ihe JUBsos's MOUNTAIN Haas
PILLS cure Billiousness, Female irrevu aritie..
Headache, and many of the diseases arising
troa impure blood and 8 deranged 4. Oesson.
Use the Judson's Mouotain Horb P,1ls an.
when you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both susar-
coated and plain. For sale every ybers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-05

The Peoria ReUieW is in high glee at
something it finds in Brick" Pomeroys
Democrat, wherein Brick pretends to expose
the corruption of funds by tie New York
Tammany ring. Now Brick may be right
and he may be wrong, but he evidently
feels badly because his weekly paper was
designated as one of the nine to publish le.
gal printing for the city, and is e,idsntlv
trying the forcing process. We are not sur
prised at the course of the RcpieU. Such
papers take kindly to Brick, he is like them
in reason and consistency. There is NO
hope for the Repieo.