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49, CARNIVAL 49,
PREMIUMS FOB TRoTTING HORSES.

PREMIUMS FOB TR0TTING HORSES.
FIRST DAY.-NONDAY, February %, ISL
ITotiHs Stngs DaSi. One MILs, HoJSsS 10 20 10
GeHttr9saS Road Wagon
First Premium.-AIl horses Fine Road Wagon
Second Premium All horses owned in the Dis
trict OF Columbia prev to January l. ISL Single
Third Premium-Horses in the District OF Column.
bia which have never beaten three minutes in pub
hc. line Robe for hrst, ard Pair Of Blankets for
Fourth Premium.-An horses-barring the horse
Hnieh wins in the frst race. Set OF Gold mounted
Fifth p emium Double teams both horses owned
by one gentleman, and known TO have been driven
together Q team from January 4, ls7I Double AT
6oid mounted Harness 10 first, and to sec ,nd hsnd.
some Kobe and Blankets.
tECOND DAY.-TUEsDAY, February a.
Tyot,iag One Nae.
pupIicate Of hrst day. except a hne " hip il given
in. hand; Handsome siX in hand whip.
80. SeSs1Ind-best four in hand. Handsome Four in
uIthird.-Best tandem team. Handsome Tandem
Rd I,ourth-Be.t private family Carriage Handsome
,yif,h -Best sentlemen's saddle horse. Saddle and
slh IN n, public hack and team Handsome
seIenih.-Fsstesi tro,tiss horse under saddle,
combining styie and speed. Saddle and Bride.
q. 0.ALkXANDER, CaairB5aa o. ComDi,t,.s
Premiums 10 be seen at the store OF y. A. Lurz.
yR..d Bro, Pennsy lyania avenue, between az and
9Th SITS
All competing horses TO report 10 Col C. NJ ALEX.
hNpkR; chsirman OF the COMMITTEES. Marble Build
giving name, description, and owner Of horses
~ An hovr NiH Be set opdrf drums the day Jor
pcOsS IN tttcteS and on h0ySsbdck 10 appear DE
arenu dsTtns fhe t,rO days Of the CayateaL TIE
asors ie9 II
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FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Wells. Fargo q Co. Robbed -Reaa,
at the Mtat-Gbe 1rade with CHINA
and Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l5.-An eparrers.e1
report was current this afternoon OF the robbery
OF Wells, Fargo \ Cos agent. The OF cs "
broken into and robbed OF . small amount The
police have been unable 10 detect the Tahh-r-.
II Is rumored that Superintendent Lagra1 o.
OF the mIut. has been removed.
Leland Stanford, President. and g.
Croker. Second ice President OF the Cet I'd
Pacific Railroad Company. have len Tor the
East, 20 endeavor 20 effect negotiations with o. >
Pacific Mail steamship Company. whereby the
Central may secure China aud Japan CARVING
traffic from San Francisco % Eastern pOtu-S
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FROM INV YORk.
The Two Mates Of the Neptuue Ar
rested-Ibe New Erie General Mort
gago.
RRAM NRW

NEw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE two mates ef u a
ship Neptune were arrested YESTERDAY and held
in IS eco bail each fOT examination 20 day.
The hmss to-day SAYS the amount OF The new
Erie general mott age isststed 10y street AN Jrs
10 be so coo. coo, which, n par would cover ana
leave 5000 600 free. All the original mort
cages, from the first 10 nth inclusive, are about
80 600 900, and the debenturc bonds. rot .
mortgage lien, negotiated in London 3 = a. -
IN let5 and 81 SEQ 600 IN IScS
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1,efTapsed EyolSStrsiy 10 lac ErsatAs Sa-
BALTIMORE, Feb. A-Cotion unchanged. Flugr
a.iet hnt nrm Ho.sra .,reey snrerfne, g. - a
So CITY Mills superhne' S6ss7 rs; do extra ca
Ss15; do family, S.5oasll; Western ,ap-riiis,
o21asS6, do. extra, Sc J0s g. q do family. 81 Bas
y y. Wheat finn and higher: choice white -.
~ 10 far 70 prime 81 soss q prime 70 cboic. re-.
eol 50; Ohio aud Indiana, Slas Is: PsunsyIv.nl.
sac 90. Corn hrm and steady; white sogtbsTl !,
Sesg yellow do, 81. Oats are IN fair demand ATS
soc. Bye, dun II 0caSl Provisions hrm snd pfIoes
are unchanged. whisky quiet at 93se4c.
NEW YORK, Feb. n.-Flour quiet aud unchaueef
" heat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady
Nkw YORK, Feb. n-Stocks dull. COLA a..
lls.. Money easy At 4ss. Exchange hong, 81 shorr,
ws. SD bonds, IL. Virginia sizes en- coupon,
new, e
BALTIMORE, Feb. A-vireinia sizes, old [.
bid, 5Css asked, do lssG. o. lad, 81 asked.
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viii he NJ. ID. W. Middleton, IT., and Miss Sal
he w. Msury, daughter OF the late John W.
Aaury, OF this city. The bride will wear q white
sllk Ten fTGiEt) with flowing veil and orange
blossoms. The Rev. Thomas Addison will OH
ciate. The ceremony wia be performed a. =
O'Clock,
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Prince Ito m th. MI~s

FHILADfLfHIA, FEB. 1.-The assay comm
sioners are nov IA session az the mint. France
Ito, from the treasury department OF .Jspap.
AMI Profeesor Foukoutsi secretary OF the Ia
panese commission, were introduced 10 the men :
bere OF the commission; also Professor AZ Her
OF the mint II Sidney. Australia.
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TELEGRAMS To THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
IBE WAN EUROPE.
rs''grarssd E.sl."-.'y 20 m frr"'"s S'sr.

WAX MOTIFS FROM VERSAILLES
NERsAiLIks. ftb l3-Tle bankers OF Paris
are tully provided Wiki means 20 loan tie CTS
The 2S tssi tsS tranr~ needed tor the pavul-ut ~
its war contribution. The French have pro-
posed prolCUgstiOu OF The arm lsuce. FayTe 3
expected at NeTsailes. The Emferor NiI -
20 Berlin AZ the beginning OF March, = o2sp
the session OF the keichs'a-. The srfnv a.
commander wall neveTthsl rematnln France
tlll the end OF the war.
PRUSsIA-NOrES FIFTY MILLION THsr 70
Frs FOR THE EMPIRE.
BERLIN, Feb. l3.-The lower house o. Tie
PrussiRn Diet has approved the propose
vance OF so. Ooo, coo thslers 20 the Empire.
GERMANY WONT GIVE Up STRASBf-Rg
loNDoN, Feb. i2.-The fffnstIdf A'gd Isr.
published AZ strssburg, contains a communlcs-
ton signed by Prussia 70 the eject tEat Ger
many will never restore - France the terri tory
covered by the city 81 StrRShurC.
The British Foreign once hiss received .
telegram dated Pekiu, January ~. ~ WrlrI
date the north OF China was IA . pcr.Lc. o..
quiet Conditi on.
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GENERA. CABLE NEWS
HE Eng1tsh Parlia0enf 49, G3a, 600
DoWry for the PrtuceSs LOutse

LONDON, Feb. ID. evenng.-The House OF
Commons to night, on motion OF Gladstone
voted dowry of l30,000 10 the Princess Loa 81 ,
and an annual allowance OF 16,eo0. The vote
was unanimous. Gladstone denied that The
Prussians had placed obstacles i'm the way OF
revictualing Paris. The Premier abO said the
government had suggested 20 Prussia t. maze
known the proposed terms OF peace.
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Nkw HANRUGG, Feb. IA woman giving
the name Of Sarah Bennett, claiming that her
husband was on the III fated train. and IDENTIFY
ing hat At Poughkeepsie a. her husbands.
and tainted, has collected considerable n)ney
from sympathetic persons, and h AZ been arre>f-
ed a. an impOster and lodged In the PoUghkeep-
sic nj
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Fisk, Jr.. Baying western. Railroads.
The Snow storm az the North

fhlLADELPHlA, Feb. l4.-SnOw commenced
ahout four O'Clock this morning. and there has
been no cessation up 70 noon. IL Ne four inches
deep.
NEW YORK, Feb. li-There has been heavy
snow storm all the forenoon. The snow ].
probably SIX inches deep, aud continues.
BALTIMORE, Feb. li.-SnoN commence fall
ing about 80 This morning ami continues
ste adv 10 this hour. noon
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Fire I'm Port JerSts.

FORT JERvis, y. Y, Feb. IA FIRE occurrei
;his morning on Pike street, IN Msy's building,
which was occupied by Nav, tobacco dealer
Sarles, grocer; Sudderly, m.lliner, ana NAV,
photographer. The building was DESTROYED.
Hunts building, adjoining, occupied by NsH
Bros, booksellers and stauoners, and Hnl.s,
druggist, was badly damaged. Los, sl0,gpo-
insured.
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INTERNAL REvEsCE.-The receipts fro IN The
source to-day were $fIo, l62OS.
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HORACE GREELEY INVESTING IN TEE SoUrE.
The Carolina Spartan OF 9th instant says We
are informed that Horace Greeley, with Others
in company, have purchased the Warm Springs
$50 600. We are glad 30 see this, and hope the
capital and influence which Greeley * Co.
control viii be directed towards aiding ia tie
building OF the French Broad Railroad, cen
meeting Charleston with Cincinnati via Snsr-
tanburg and Asheville, on which Il situated
the Warm Springs property.
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MORE REAsoSs WHY THRRE SHOULD not YET
BE ANY ANXIETY CONCERNING HER.
gentleman who talked with the ON GERS OF
the Tennessee says they did not expect to get
news back OF their whereabouts and progress
under from four to six ,oeeks from the time thew
ieIr, unless by unexpected chance, e thew
knew but few vessels traded there at this season
OF the year. Some members OF the expedition
we're very anxious TO have the Commissioners
decide upon laying up In some port and allow
party to 60 inland to explore the island. They
urged that no fair report OF the Island could be
made by merely stopping At the ports, but that
some two weeks at least should be spent In ex-
ploring inland. The special correspondent OF
the New York Herald who Is stan omcer on
the steamer left about chances OF sending letters
back, And he found that in oil probability the
correspondents would have to bring their letters
with them in the Tennessee.
Government steamers in foreign service ARE
occasionally delayed BY failure Of coal NJ usp nj
coalhg stations; for instance. last month fhs
Nipsic expected to coal at Vera Cruz hut
found there WAS none there, and the conss
quence was she had a nine days' sail back 70
Key West. "
MAN SHOT BY NE Doe.-william New
man, Youngest son Of Mr.. Oscar Newman. Of
FAIRFAX county, Va, was seriously il net fatally
shot ey his dog on Thursday last. Mr.. n. was
out hunting, and having discharged one barrel
oI nis gun * squirrel, rested his gun, with the
against his person, when his dog piayfulIy ieHpr
ing up, touched the hammer, causing the die.
charge OF the other barrel, the charge enterinv
under the left nipple, iscerating the flesh and
up the the the
situation IL critical but If secondary he morrbass
does not o1Due, hopes are entertained of nj. -
covery.-Aie~sSdfia Gasette.
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Death Of Col. Chsck ers~~

BosToN, Feb. li.-Col. Thomas r. CHECKER
ing, OF the firm Of Chickering Bros. pisnotOrte
manufacturers, died suddenly this morning, u
spoplexy.
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Mr.. ELLIOT, the coIored member elect from
South Carolina, was on the tioor Of the House
to dsy.
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RIxARKABLE CoLoRHD MAN.-There i. a
co'ofed man now in Alexandra, who says he
came from Frederick, Maryland, who can, at
will, and without any apparent inconye ME nee
change the position of hfs heart to the left ami
lower portion Of his abdomen, thence across to
the right side of his abdomen, and then back
again TO his left breast. He also possesses the
power OF revolving his stomach, and of 90 ex-
tending the muscles between his ribs Is to form
bony covering for the whole Of his abdomen
These motions are all distinctly visible and are
certainly very remarkable.-Gdset.e
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@Delaware is shutting down on divorces.
Zone Of the latest wrinkles is to perfume
Msaaingr recepuons. and visiting cards with
An evidence Of vulgarity.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Ex-SHCEETARy BoRIE and wife left the White
House yesterday and returned to Philadel phis.
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TIE HOUSE at hail past O'Clock was dis
cussirC the report OF the West Point lnyest-
eating Committee.
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The Lfyeruoel Cea,o. u.rr.,
The Markets To. Dav.

lIVkRPooL. Feb. Is, evening.-The sales Ok
cotton to-day were 1000 bales more than tie
estimate, footing up l. 900 bales.
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s,nnnns nAUTS DEMAND lMMEDIATB CON
blDkBATiOh.-Disease should be guarded against
or II must be cured The alternatives are death>o or
speh conseQuences a. render life . burden. Combat
the malaria, Slrffy the blood, put the nerves in
order, regulate The female System, promote the ap
Reute; Danish every agn 81 dyspepsia rheums
tlsn fncree 90 the vigor Of both body and mind and
relieve the children Of summer complaints All this
can only be done With safety, certainty and prompt
says puiar opinion, endorsed by many of the
eminent ply scians, who assure OF the complete
victory OF these over ell other Btters Ii has abeo
lufely driven them out Of the market where II has
oeen introduced Gautiers Native Wine Bitters
may be he'd OF al druggists. os1D- tT
THuRSTONp IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEB the best article for cleansing and pre
teeth. Seld by all druggists Price Is and 50 cents
JOUNEN'S 1NODOR0US 0LOVECLEANERr re-
stores soiled gloves equal new. Sold by ali drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price Is cents des IL
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MRS. PITCHER, wife OF the Superintendent OF
the Military Academy, is guest at the White
House.
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THE TENNESSEE SAFE,
She Vas Seen OF Hayti On the 18th IT.

The Secretary OF the Treasury this morning
received the following dispatch from the Col
lector of the port Of Boston
Captain HOPKINS, of the British bark Mary
Baker, from Saint Michael. which arrived al
Boston this morning, reports that on the 2Sth OF
January he saw an American man.of-w OF
Mole, st. Nicholas, the northwest point OF Hayti.
When first seen she was under steam. soon
after she started over to the east end OF Cuba
under sail and steam, going very slowly. En-
sign set The description answers that OF the
Tennessee"
officers at the Navy Department say that this
vessel was undoubtedly the Tennessee, no other
vessel answering the description being i'm those
waters at that time. 1t is now known that it
was within the intention Of this Commission to
land first a, some port on the northern coast OF
San Domingo, and it is probable that Captain
Temple on leaving pogt, finding adverse winds
through Mona passage, TO the east of San
Don pgo. sailed west through the windward
passage, and that the Commission will first
visit San Domingo City before going TO SANTANA
buy.
1t if thought BY some. however, that the
North Atlantic fleet.
P.S.-The Secretary OF the Treasury received
the above dispatch and sent il to Secretary
Robson. ON inquiry at the Navy Department
We we're informed that if it was determined to
proceed directly to San Domingo City, and the
windward passage chosen as the route. this
would not be out of the course of the Tennessee.
BY this passage she would have the advantage
OF keeping in the lee of the island, and being in
comparatively smooth water. No other United
States ship, answering the description OF the
Tennessee, was there a. the time. The Severn,
on the 18th. was at Jamaica, aud the Congress
at Key West. These are the only wo'ship. Of
the squadron which approach he Tennessee in
size or appearance,
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ALIEN. ". JONES, Representative from North
Carolina, is candidate for the p0stmastership
ofthe House.
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TIE CONTEST between the States of Virginia
and West Virginia in respect to the jurisdiction
over Berkeley and Jefferson counties, Is now on
argument on It's merits before the United States
Supreme Court.
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TIE COAL QUssTIoE.-A meeting of coal
operators took place at Pottsville, Pa, yester-
day, and adjourned to meet in New York to-
day. The Pottsville Miners Journal, the organ
OF the workingmen, in An editorial article In its
issue o. yesterday, says that such arrangements
have been determined upon as will enable the
'ninels of the Sshoylkiil region to resume work
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y DR WHITE, Sare,os Cs,ropo5;,t
No. $50 18th street, opposite D. Treasury tss,ab-
ushed in sshngton. ID. e.. ISL He successfnlIy
treats COINS, bunions, Cbillblsins Club and In,
ing ais and OF her diseases the feet with
out pain inconvenience 10 the patient The ahoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the opera-
ton. Refers "a the nany eminent Physician g. Sur
eeons. and thousands OF other espOnsible persons
who pstropfze his establis hment Hours. from a
%. "a N. Owing TO press of business at ON ce,
r. White il unable 10 visit patients 1t their resi-
dences. except between and ) ,. m. JAu silly
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noUBL1 AAD SINGLE BARRHL gums q
u FRET Bargains, q PRiHODD Loan once esise
acRs. oes YsaAUivalia svsDa0. 0lsl-o
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VIA the Ieaae..es |,

BosroH, Feb. 4.-Captain Hopkins, OF the
bark Mary Baker, from Miragosne, Hayti, re-
Ports that on January 2sth, Of st. NictOlaS
Mole, northwest end Of Hayti, he saw an Ameri-
can man-of- war. When first seen she under
steam alone, but che Immediately made sail
aud steered for the east end OF Cuba under both
steam and sail. The steamer was very long ana
chip rugged. The weather Was Tine nj the time
From the description of the steamer she might
have been the Tennessee, bat ~ her course
would have been in tie opposite direction u -
concluded the vessel was some other msu-Of-
war CT uising I'm those waters.
Flax, Jr.. Buying Westera Railroads.
ST. LOUIs, Feb. l4.-lt IL reported a. Jeaer-
son City that james Fisk, Jr. has purchased I.
large interest in the Missouri Pacific railroad.
II Is known here that Sgoo 600 worth OF tbs
stock, owned and controlled by Mr.. Bridge, -
for sale, and that Mr.. JOY on the one hand. aud
MIR. Parsons, OF the Missouri, snsss and Texas
railroad, on the Other are bidders for Il. Mr..
Joy IL said TO be backed by the Baltimore anJ
Ohio railroad, while behind Mr.. Parsons are
the Pennsylvania Central and Atlantic az
Pacific roads.
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KHuI%A snee;. HE 70 :. Oh -..Hr Mrx nv Kr-
bia, 8. c., date - =. chrOnlole from COls,S-
nble Sy me KSk snn ,oaI 0ss ter
..gat a. Union. Eight men were taken from
the jail and orutally murdered by masked VII
iains who rode TO the Jail I'm the night, tied the
snerin and jsiler, and forced open the Jail.
They then took cut eight colcred prisoners,
shooting sx and hanging two. The excitement
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Hon. WILLIS DRUNMoND, the new Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office, was intro
duced to the clerks in his office yesterday
afternoon, and to-day took formal char &c Of the
office.
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A CRrrL FEAT was advertised 20 take plsce
Yesterday near Baltimore q horse to trot tssn-
~ miles within two hours, carryine l.o0s no md.
weight, the stakes TO be $500 he NsyIspd
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty Ia An
nae stopped the performance. and oomne Ilet,
not take place.
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!ney have had thunder storm among The
Berkshire hills in Massachusetts,.
~ The German" has regained lts populari-
~ in New Ysrk.
Ninety-six out Of every hundred Prussiar
soloers upon the average are able % read AMI
write.
The "dip" is submerged in New York, 10
Lieutenant Governor Leslie vas inausu
rsted Governor OF Kentucky yesterday, vice
governor stevenson, resigned.
NPaPer petticoats are among the recently
neat, pretty and serviceable.
Kentucky barber makes o speciality.
and fortune, Of curling the hair OF eourtin.:
young men.
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TIE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE to-day
had up the bill introduced yesterday by Mr..
Cobb, OF North Carolina, TO protect loyal citi-
zens in their rights, &c, and agreed to take .
vote on il on Thursday next.
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PERsoNAL.-EN-SenatorC Crowley, f. ID. Web.
ster, and John Russell Young, of New York, are
in town, and were at the Presidents House to-
day. ."-Gov. Nj. NJ. Walden, Representative
elect from the fourth district Of Iowa, is at the
National,
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TIE CCBAN DANAGB CLAINs-General
Sickles telegraphs to the State Department that
the negotiations for mixed Commission to
consider the claims for injuries to the persons
and property OF American citizens by the author
tiles, during the instruction in Cubs, have
been concluded and that the messenger is on
his way 10 this city with the cOrrespondence.
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TBB House. COMMITTEE on the District OF
Columbia met this morning and agreed 10 re-
port favorably on the bin recently introduced
by Mr.. Paine, and noticed in THE STAR at that
time, to change the grade OF the lower end Of
Maryland avenue TO conform to that OF the ne "
Long Bridge.
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Hon. ELI SALISBURY, L. s. Senator elect
from Delaware, entertained his friends and the
two houses Of the Legislature at Dover on
Thursday evening last. The supper, which was
served at 1l30, was pronounced one of the mos.
elegant ever set out in Dover, and was particu-
larry noticeable on account OF the absence OF
every sort of intoxicating liquor circum-
stance due entirely to the abstinent habits Of
thu Senator elapt
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CONTRACT FOR STAMP PRISTING.-In con-
fornity with the report and recommendation OF
the committee appointed by the Secretary of
the Treasury relative 10 Internal Revenue
stamps, and of which Senator Edmunds was
chairman, General PleasOnton, Commis sioner
OF Internal Revenue, yesterday contracted with
the Continental Bank Note Company, of New
York, tor the printing OF one color OF the pro-
posed new issue OF distilled spirits and tobacco
stamps-the second or finishing printing to he
done al the Treasury Department
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-01
When pair, and angaishswring The brow.
"A ministering angel thou p r - 3 20

.aQUT-WoRMs AND GoRN.rHIn the sRasias
NeoO- Yorker, of April 20, L notice, an in
quiry. in regardto coal oil in which to soak
seed corn in Tortierito secure it from the
attacks of the cut-worm. I have never
seen it tried, but am of the opinion that it
isTa humbug, rs are all such preparations,
If the gentleman viii observe the follow
ing directions, he need not lose single
hill of corn by cut-worms. Just beforethe
corn comes through the ground, go over
the field and cover the hills as deep as they
were at first covered; this viii give such a
length to the stalk, and at the same time
such vigor, that if the worms do cut the
corn off it will not hurt it a particle. /
believe the -raboyegto be O. neyer7failing
remedy; and even if there were no cut
worms to contend with, think it will
amply repay for the additional work Of
covering, being equal to good hoeing.-
r. b. Broa0n, Jefferson county, Ohio, -