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The Heueepashs 60 Meet I'm washing.
....ret - uDn Aext Year. I...-H

FH1IADEIfHfA.Ju juno SIN the Homeopathic
Convention II was resolved 10 hold the next -
SION an Washington. DIR. Talbot, OF New JcE-cy,
vss elected president; DR.. Youlin, vice presi-
+. NJ. kellogg, OF New York, treasurer.
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SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
GILES A. SMITH had three hemorrhages last
night, and his condition to-day is very critical.
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lad LINCOLN is still sick at the Clifton House,
Chicago, with disease of the lungs. Mrs. Linz
coin is with him.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
Han Mess, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead; nor amy cifaie poison TO produce psralysis
death. Avoid the yaunted and delusive preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: a, Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
urtarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
by all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street New
York fe5-tf
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TX OChBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL OPEN nAy,s-v syIRGINA.

This taEGrite and celebrated Watering place will
among other mproye mente there has been VEyA0
added an elegant and spacious ball room lie III
ady1iilng me paror; the psrlor has been enI5rSed
and much improved, and the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible. Ii will be Rent Ia
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia. ~
Tie waters "a these special springs either cure or
greatly TeeSs most gases q scr9frla Incpcn Con
nbh9 aslh Pneumonia Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
great faiue IN those affections which are peculiar 70
the female constitution, and as an appetizer tonic
and general restorative. they are, perhaps unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and bali -room n first
class band Of music and in general the sources of
NJ and recreation usually found at our best
summer resorts will be at the command Of the guests
az . kocEBRiDGE ALUM. The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washington.
baltimore, etc, by rail, all in daylight: PassenH
gers leave the cars Of the Cesa peake and Ohio rail
road AT Goshen Depot, and new and eIeoant eta oe
coaches, passing rapidly over n smooth ana le,sai
Soad Of only eight miles down the visitors AZ tbe
Springs TO tea ie Nv tne
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DIR. u. x. NOEL, of Baltimore Resident Physician.
W The Rockbridge Water for sale ly the princi
pal Druggists Of the United States - '-
=, descriptive pamphlets sent free on applica
my 10 I'm
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Brigham Yo..e sssu Refuses 60 Pay

SAKT LAKE, June S.-1he Mormons refuse 20
pay the expenses OF the United States courts and
lawyers require the parties "a suits "a pay the
civil suits.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, and Assistant Secre-
tary Hartley visited the Polaris at the Navy
Yard to-day. rt F.rt.
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NhW hokk, june S.-fdvard Wells, residing
IN Seventh avenue, fatally stabbed his wife this
a. m. with pocket knife. Mrs. Wells was
asleep IN bed, and Was stabbed four times in the
abdomen, and afterWa ards gashed ir a fearful
manner. The murderer Was arrested.
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Government Securities
Stock Reporf

Bg Bonkrs'. Broker aad Cessnaeroial Tsl,rrapa I
Lewis 0hI.son Co quite stocks and bOn1s. in
hone and foreign marx et.; as Gllows:
INV 1oRk, June e-first Board 10 ~ a m
.sos. 1851, coupon, ll7%. 63Os, o.. coupon. no:
scs's, 6l, coupon, liz; sOs, as, coupon IIs sajs
e3os, Ss, ceypcn ilt<; 70 De, coupon, lo9,E; Cur:
NJ, es,tes, MAr,Pess, ~ Canton, So Ounber-
silver lst; Pscihc Mai, 43l Bo-fsn Water Power,
=, Adams ENpress, eVsf, Wells, Fargo A Co. = HK-
pres, 6f Amsric@n ENPress, s6ss; United States
Lxprees, IA; New York Central and Hudson, ~
New FORK Central Scrtp, ss'S; Erie, SIN: do. pre-
ie es Harlem, lSSS; do preferred, =; Reading,
Io1 mlGhigan Central -; Lake Saore ami Mich-
Gan southern, llsfs Union Pacihe Railroad 81;
InIno,s Central 10; Cleveland aud Pttshurg, Il9at
on q Northwest ~ OF a do preferred. Q5,f Ceye-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls, =;
New Jersey. Central, llls, Rock Island. IDA; Nil
Msukle and -. Paul, 6ls Of d; do. preeTTed so;
M IN sDd " stern -; Delaware, La kaWanna
and western, loeas Fort Wayne. orr: Alton and
Teire Hsute, =; Hannibal and 81. Joseph. %;
IhicaeO aid Alton, llg9S; do. preferrel rs on a:
ONO and Mississiapi certificates, 81: Columhus
S ~, end lndiana Central -. Tennessee o.
old u.s.; dc. new. 7lS; Virginia - old ISL nh
Ga Ssr dsDsrs &C. p SS 4 do new Mi5soar g.
Bonds, va; Gold. ll2isall2& Market A. rgug
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JOE CoBUBx, the prize fighter, was arrested
in New York yesterday morning, II is reported.
and taken to police headquarters, charged with
having a gold watch chain in his possession,
which was stolen St Patricks Day from mar,
who made the complaints Coburn saws he BOUGHT
the chain of a saloon Keeper in Houston street
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pINEY POINT PAVILION, -
ST MIRY-S COUNTY. MAINLAND

DINEY POINT PAVILION
ST MARY S co UNITY MAINLAND.
This fayorite summer resort, 100 miles from Wash
hgton and the same distance from BaIti- n n
more " itliin few miles Of Chesa peake bay Vfyk0
can be reached by steamers every Tues, les III
Gay and Saturday from Baltimore, and CIV efy Xn1,
day Tuesday "wednesday, Friday and SATURDAY
ron W ashlneton-accO nmodations for $50 guests
the Eth OF June next and closed the 18th Of Dc
tober. fine ice house flied with northern ice and
season for the comfort and convenience OF guests
SALT water bathing, fishing Grabbing, boating on
g9od nsSSle are among the amusements TO be found
AZ ins dehghtfu place, and for comfort and health
Ternss: IS per day, s1s per week Sss ner montb
half price. ~ ''"'s VI ase
JAS. III. THORP, Manager --VP'ie''i'
tallished. II 'mvSi.,f'
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LECTURES.
DENTISTRY.

nR. VI. s. Brown.
~ DENTIST,
1919 Massachusetts avenue, near Four Sy5V7SS
teenth street oID
P Psr,i sPP'r or Lower Set Of TeethsIs 60
Teeth extracted by the use of Pure Gas....... IS
. api7 -Sm'
he. a. PRATT. Graduate of Ohio College of Den
~ tai Surgery, 422 eth street, between
and noTth, " Washington. Half price to In 49,
boring persons. au4-IySIIO
II Z NJ U
DIR. MERRILL
Has REMOVED his DENTAL OFFICE
ll12 street, near 18th
All DENTAL WORK done in the best QIl110
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
Ior eAIacllhe teeth jel0
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EX-SENATOR JOHN p. HALE is recovering his
lons-impaired health, and his friends in New
Hampshire think of putting him in the political
field once more.
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:, ,THgRSTeN'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER IL the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price Is and 50 cents.
JOUNEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANERre.
stores soled gloves equal to Sold by all drHg-
gists and fancy goods dealers Price Is cents dos "
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ANOTHER fIcTM OF HrpRArK or 6HfoRAL.
A dispatch from st. Louis af1f,our,eesS the dealt
in that city, on Wednesday, of Lyman j. Fuller.
ton, of the firm Of Eergum, Fullerton & Co.
from the effects of an overdose Of hydrate O,
chloral, taken to relieve pain.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RHvRSuK-The receipts from thi.
ource to-day were s575 6I56o.' al
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,bALIlNokL, une ~, oft quiet aud firm: midi
cling, lS<a39f low midilinn. lsSalSA Flnur an -
Tut hrIn on choice. Wheat dull and entirely n.
snaneeu, Nhlfe southern corn scarce and active.
tzs 81 yellow southern steady, 7Sa7s. Gas alive
ana stock scarce, 7Oa74. York unchanged Rac0n
astlNe win an ADVANCING tendency slaOui ierE AZ
I'D sldss. y clear RIB sides, 9aa96; sugar curad
hams, lcaIf- Lard dull, llalL. Whisky frm 90
90 10 y bid, IS asked; do, ls67, g. bid 70 asked
Nprth CArollnas Old, "a bid; do, new, 80 bid
INV YORK. June g.-SfDcks rather heaVv auI
gu ii- LOO steady, IN. Governments steady AMI
Gull, Money easy, ;. Virginia skies. 6sis: a. ~
long, 10tf; short l0&
NV loRk, June s.-FIour quiet and unchanged.
heat quiet and firm. Corn steadv
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Rev. JAMES BEADS was yesterday appointed
frst-class clerk in the Post Office Department
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Great Redu cti0n. ~
I'D RYE AND RHIERnN WHISTLES

BRANDiEs, GINS, &c,
years old, caro- per gall. Robertson do, 'S3 50
do; Bow Ter, do. Old crow, 6do., S5do., Baker.
HIaroeheilef. IS do do: Zine J ss dc
Hehnessex, 1884 81 do; do, 1872 SO do; .otard,
Old Tom Gin, 81 Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade. :. az :
or. - G. GAUTIER, "
- Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters, I
smyll 1917 and 1919 Penn 5 avenue, I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fancy Goods. Drugs. &c.

HHlDsI Iss SOON .I nv .TUUIS, UhU1S, aud an
which will sell tiny former low prices, IS to 50
per cent below what you have TO pay elsewhere.
name in part:
Browns Jamaica - 20
Ayers SarsapSrilla and Cherry Peetoral
Lyons Kathairon and Berry's Tricopherus.....-.4 40
Jayne Expectorant and
burnett Coconinc and Kal ston
Hostetters and Plantation 90
Michlers Herb
Lairds Blocm and Magnolia Balm
NiDchesters HypophoPhies, .s
Batcheors Hair S5
Lanman kemgs Florida Water .79
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: Holland
Gin genuine 8 bottle; California Wines, all kinds
g cents and 81. am endless variety; Tooth Hair
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth brushes; Turkish
Towels, Chamoy Skins, sponges. Preparstionss for
the Hair, Face, Skin T9ilet omDs Cosmetics, Per
siderably lower rates than elsew here j am deter
mined 10 make il an object to give me a call :
.."E f't ARIHCR NATTANS, druggist. (
my 16 Corner 2i and ID streets, n w
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BASE BALL.-A game of base ball between the
Pastimes of BALTIMORE and the Forest CITY os
Rockford, in Baltimore yesterday, resulted IN
favor of the Forest CITY by a score of II TO 8.
AT Philadelphia, the Athletics beat the White
stockings Of c1ieago by score o. - to 81. 4
6r Mrs. General Gaines proposes TO endow
several colleges for women.
~ Laren Ayres, who murdered his wife ia
Manchester, \. H., and shot himself, died yes-
terday. -.
KSThe young ladies in New Haven are learn.
ing to play the violin. The idea of having four
strings TO their bow is fascinating.
~ The girls or the period in Phila. takk
sherry wine on their strawberries-and viii
straws' Sda1s HTEay.s g1r -
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SUMMER RESO RTS.

.. Tim beautiful SUMNER RESORT, sit 4
nattn near huicters Gap. on Alexandria YEYe
spd Winchester turnpike will DE ready for IL
the Reception Of guests by JUNE IsT. IS7f TfSse
desiring to spend The summer in the country "a iii
please address u. L. JANNEY, Round Hill Pst
me, Lonaeh county, va: - my3I-2v
INVEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH N i
~ formerly htetson House.D just re 4
httsu; open June l5 modern IN structure yEA0
ana hrst class in every respect. VIII no lsiIH I
under The manae cement If IAMES SYKES 81 WI
81 tho Gisey HDuse, N. Y, Formerly Of the Nv HVS
H Ho,d APplsations for rooms Sc received a. the
SYKES, GARDNER CO., Perpetrators. mvz7 I'm
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc

CHRIsTIANITY AND POsITIvIsM. Lectures
~ To- ths Tunr~. by James McCsDsh, ID. II.
SERMONS TO THE NATURAL MAN; Or.
Shedd. ABB NDANT LIFEt AND OTHER SIR.
MONS; By SaLleT. THE STREETS AND LANES
PF CITY; Amy IIuttOn. CCRIOsITIES OF
THE LAW REPORTERS, u. n. Heard. AT THE
aid. EDITH SOMERS, OR A CHILD,S INFLC-
ENCE; By Mrs L. :. Gurley. For sale by
WM. BALLASTYSE,
ny:stf 1O2 7th St, Intelligenoer Building.
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11e Methed1St Book Coaeel n I'm Couft.
tSHw. YORK, june s.-Yhe case OF Or. Lana
han, sub-agent OF the Methodist Book concefn.
against the agent, DR.. Carlton, came I'D this AZ
M, IN the Supreme Court before Judge Bar
nard, but was adjourned, Notwithstanding DE
protest Of Cartons counsel. - - =
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View YORK Military 10 visit che Mub.
Boskex, june s-Arrangements for the re-
eegtion Of the ninth New York regiment on the
nG o. june, indicate that IL VIA be fns Mill
WY oisp'as' 49,, - =
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PRESIDENT dRASr, n Is expected, will remain
at West Point until Monday or Tuesday next,
when General Sherman, who is to -bestow the
diplomas, win arrive.
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ENOUGH TO KEEP THE UNITED STATES
DRUNK FOR WEEK.-A statement just issued
nom the Internal Revenue ONCE shows that
3i,W0,421 gallons of spiriH were out of bond on
the LIST OF May last, and ,S45 gallons were In
warehouse at that time. Twenty-eight districts
were TO be heard from when the report was
. made. .-- at rs g - "~T
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SENATOR HARLAN, who returned from Long
Branch on Tuesday, left Washington last night
for Iowa. Mrs. Harlan is detained here by in-
disposition. Her daughter, Mrs. Robert T. Linz
coin, will remain with her for some time,
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CHIP OF THE OLD BLocK.-Fred Grant,
who graduates at West Point this year, smokes,
says nothing, and Is obstinate Some time
.ago. he pitched into a brothe--cadet who had
made sarcastic illusions 10 his Fred's) father.
ana was SO badly whipped as to be laid up Tot
several days. A second and third time he triei
1t with the same result, but venturing upon 4
fourth encounter, he came off victorious. = :
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS - The
United States steamer Nipsic, now at Key West,
is about to start on a cruise for SANTANA bay. st.
Thomas, Laguayra and other places in the West
Indies and vicinity. The Kansas, Yantic and
Dictator. and probably the tug Pilgrim are to
low monitors from Key West to League Island
The Ajax tmonitor) is expected TO comeon with-
out aid. The Kansas viii take the Manhattan
monitor and the Yantic will take the Wyan-
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exarining the claims OF John r. Garrison and
euutzSu Ffitter, of Stafford, Va, aaHoSntiha
respectively TO S914 and S327 and David Fuitz
and Samuel Cline, of Staunton, Va, S2,3T4 and
81 ,183, respectively. = : -
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Vindtcated.

George Alfred Townsend, "Gath," !"
the scurrilous Bohemian that tho
Chicago Tribune keeps constantly
employed in Washington to black
guard all Republicans in power, from
Grant down, who do not submit TO
his black-mail levies, has just now
met with serious defeGt. No off,
cial in Washington has been more
penistently vilifed by "Gath," than
Col. N. D. Ordway, of N. H., who
has been for years the highly popular
and efficient Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House of Representatives. He even
went 90 far o. to issue Q circular of
billingsgate levelled at tho COL, pen.
ding his candidacy for reelection, lay
ing one on the table Of each member.
The result Of the election gave
ordway 7e and all his opponents
only A votes By this sign one Of
the best snd most influential Repub-
lieers Of Now England has been fully
vndicated FROM malicious aspersions,
and the influence OF the special cor
respondent Of the Chicago Tribune is
shown to be as impotens at tho
National Capital ss that paper is in
the party at home, which it has vain
ly ossayed to betray into the hands
OF the democratic party.
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Esta ablished in 1848.
Compulsory Education.

~ OOAHlA4OOAy GSAO00vA0As
Tho question ofcompelling parents
and guardians to send children to
school 90 as TO give them at lcast .
certain amount Of education is at.
traoting considerable attention at
this time. In fact tho subject was
.introduoed in scme form into tho
lower House ct the last session Of
the legislature in this State, By q
member Of that branch of the Gen.
eral Assembly from this sounty. We
notice that our educational journals
are discussing tho question some
what. It being an admitted fact
that the permanancy Of our free in
stitutions are dependant upon the
spread OF general Intelligence among
the people, it must also bo conceded
that II the time ever arrives that the
proportion of the uneduoated among
the masses becomes 50 great as to be
seriously felt, compulsory education
or some other effective remedy must
be applied. 1t is now stated that
there arc at this time !, 800, 900 peo
pie in this country who can neithcr
-.
read nor write. If this bo so, then
We may properly take into consider
alton the question of providing .
remedy for this want of intelligence
as national necessity.
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Estimated cost for the yoar::
$lsI.Oo
Sioux CITY.

Tho formerly Democratic b0r0u gh
OF Sioux City, Iowa, elected o clcan
Republican tickot, last Monday, by
majorities ranging from 156 to 235,
whercat the Journal crows Justify
and with good reason. Hon. Sam.
T. Davis, On old fellow school mato
Of ours, was cleoted Mayor. Sam,
aftor the completion Of his studies
and his profession, that Of tho law,
wandered out into tho far West from
his Eastern home, aud with excellent
judgment fixed upon that prosperous
and future large city, which has
now honored him with it's most i'm.
portant Office. We learn that he
has been industrious and energetic
in the pursuit of business and has
amassed handsome fortune.
| On assuming his Office, Mr.. Davil
delivered quito lengthy inaugura
address, which has the true ring O.
the live man, just such as the grea
West needs, and just such as, thanh
fortune, we have scattered all through
our noble State. We take tho fol
lowing brief extract from his address
and the ideas expressed therein
would do first rate for this latitude
"Our city is young and growine
She has magnificent future bofor
, her, but it will require every efsor
OF her officials aud her people. an
the utmost economy Of means. I
, meet and fill all the requirements .
: tho rapidly growing present.
!. Our future is pretty nuch in cr
o own hands, wo have only to ,sk
advantage Of the opportunities III,
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The Forty y-Second Congress has
la now membe,s 10 liz old ones.
Massachusetts and Vermont are
the only States that return the old
delegation entire Minnesota aud
Rhode Island arc tho only States
with moro than one member that send
entire now delegations. This Con,
gross is famous for couplets; there are
two William Williams, ono from
New York, and enc from Indiana !
two Rcbert's trom New York, one
from the Fifth District, the other
FROM the Iwentytirst; two Myors
from PenlsylvRu,a, one from The
| Third District, the other from thS
Sixteenth there are two Eogers's
1.-TWO Stevens's, two Harris's, two
Brooks'a two Fosters, two Hazletont
two Speers, two Wilson's, two But
lers, two Rices. There arc thre,
Smiths, but Jones. for the first time
in many years, hoe Disappeared
Exchange.
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A Good Appointment.

Among the last things done by the
4lst Congress was tho passage of o
law authorizing the President to
appoint o Commission of three. per-
SONS to sit in Washington, to pass
upon all claims of Southerners tor
property used or destroyed by our
troops during the war.
Judge Allis of Vermont, Ex-Rep-
resentative Ferris, of N. Y, and Ex-
Senator J. 3. Howell OF Iowa, have
just boon appointed by President
Grant to this responsible duty. We
are gratifed ut Senator Howell's
appointment because of his merit,
and peculiar fitnoss for tho position.
Abount ninc-tenths of these claims
are fraudulent, set up by fellows who
wero off in the Rebel army, but who
now come and swear that they were
the very pinks of loyalty during
tho late democratic onpleasantnoss.
In fact il we had no other evidence
before us than tho aflidavits on file
in tho various and sundry claim
agencies al Washington, wc would
be compelled to conclude that the
Southern people as class, wore the
most loyal sot during tho war that
the country ever contained.
When wo consider that those
trumped up claims amount to more
than our public debt, and that none
of them are to be considered here
after by Congress unless thcy arc
favorably considered by this Com
mission, the Importance ofits makeul
will Al once appear.
| We don't know anything abou
Allis or Ferris, but if they have tn
incorruptible integrity, and po
metal facos of Senator Howell, W
conclude that the number of ReDe
claims which get passed upon favor
ably by tho present Commission
willnot embarrass the government t
any alarming extent.
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SoCIBTY OF THE ARMY
OF TIE TBNNKssEB.

Washington, D. G., Feb. 10. II.
To the Members, 8ociay Of the Army
ofths Tennessee.
Tho Fifth regular meeting Of the
Society will be held in Cincinnati,
on the 9th and 7th days of April
next, convening at 10 O'Clock .. m.
on the 9th inst.
Colonel John w. Noble, Of the Sd
Iowa Cavalry, win deliver the an
nuAl address, aad suitable arrange
ments for tho meeting will bs made
by ths local coomitt0.
06oers who hava at any time
served With honor il the Army and
Department Of tho Tennessee, are, BY
our Constitution, entitled to nen-
bership, and they, aud members Of
kindred Societies, are cordially inv.
ted to sttead.
General w. I. SHBRMAN,
President.
L. NJ. DAYTON, Recording Secretary.
A HIoKEKLooPER, Cor. Secretary.
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A market gardener of Lake coup-
ty, ILL.,, says that he hrs tie mcst re.
marksble success in the uss Of salt
upon his tomato plauts. lie applies
it at various times during the season, j,
and in every case its etseot is marked
in the increased growth Of both
plant and fruit.