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WASHINGTON.
Destruction of sinking Fund Bonds.

Destruction Of sinking Fund Bonds.
WASHINGTON, June Z.
On Monday the committee appointed
by Mr. Boutwell, to examine the count
and destroy the bonds purchased for the
sinking fund will conclude their labOrs,
and over tily million dollars in bonds
will be consigned TO the flames.
INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
A table is now being prepared in the
Internal Revenue Bureau showing to what
extent the forces Of assistant assessors of
that Bureau has been reduced from OctO,
bcr 1870, to January, 1871; and from that
time TO the lst inst, will show great re.
duction in the expense of the Internal
Revenue Bureau,
A CALL ON THE NATIONAL HANKS,
The Collector of currency has ordered
the National Banks to furnish him with
the names ol their shareholders on the lst
Monday in July next.
sAN DOMINGO REPORT.
The San DOmingn rnnnrt and nrcom.
panying documents are ut last complete,
hhh VIII ~ l99uOh llGAl VIVA AN nv VI
der for printing was made by either
House, only about 1900 copies will be
issued.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The agricultural report for 1870 is al.
ready in press, and most Of it will be
printed by August, Bound volumes will
be- ready for distribution in October, at
least u month earlier than usual
THE LADY TREASURY CLERKS.
Secretary Boutwell, has received
recommendation from Judge Baron, Filth
Auditor of the Treasury Department, that
four lady clerks in his office be promoted
to temporary hrstclass Clerkships The
Secretary will require the candidates to
pass the same examination that male
clerks are subjected to by the examining
board A number OF clerks in the office
have expressed their willingness to sub.
nit tr the examination, but there are
vacancies Tor only four,
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Chiei Justice Chase leaves here for
New York to-day, stopping Tor time at
Philadelphia
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An amusing scene occurred in Court on
Friday. The day was sultry and the Judge
feeling the effects Of his dinner, &c, wasn't
rs bright as usual. Court convened at 9
=. ", and in a very brief time thereafter
His Honor forgetting the world and its
troubles took up his abode in dreamland
Lawyer s. had the floor in case with.
out Jury and it was evidently important
that His Honor having the question To
decide should hear the Counsels' speeches,
Various efforts were made to awake Ill.
Honor indirectly, but no 60. The sherlil
was obliged to nrrest his attention and by
lint OF considerable shaking brought MN
to consciousness Of his duty. we leaf
somebody has been playing narcotic lIt
Joke on the Judge.-H C1dr'riHs o"To"'
! ir1x
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June 7.
An independent company Of Federal
scouts, commanded by Capt Datcy, ope.
rated in middle Tennessee during the war,
und Congress authorized their payment.
The amount due each man was one thou.
sand and siXty.four dollars Claim agents
paid them only four hundred dollars,
pocketing the remainder. lsnaC Woods,
Of jamestown, Fortress county, some
days ngu, had one OF the said agents Or.
rested under the Federal authority, and
m Monday nm alteration between them
occurred in Jamestown. Benz, Bran.
ner, Sheriff Of the county, and two
others, intcricfrcd aud fired upon Woods
and killed him, The affair created great
excitement.
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ALBANY, N. Y, juno Z
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
The delegates to tue Homeopathy Con.
vcntion visited Independence Hall this
morning, and afterwards proceeded to the
Business Mercantile Library. The follow
ing resolutions, among Others, were
adopted;
Rcsolptd, That the exclusion of medical
men from positions of honor or trust in tho
public institutions Of the country or gov.
Crnment on account OF medical opinion, is
abuse orpower and ought to be no longer
tolerated.
RrWired, That the ccnsurG and ostra.
Cism with which some medical OrganiZa.
tion' are pursuing toward the more liberal
minded OF their members, Is an invasion
OF the rights OF American citizens, subver.
sive of the freedom of thought and action
which should characterize all scientific
bodies
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June I.
Fred W Haw. Of Kansas, the agent Of
Wells, Fargo II Co., who nbsconded from
Baxter Springs, Kansas, some time since,
with $2j,OOO Of the compny's money,
was arrested at lIowvile, Ky, Tuesiay,
and brought to this city and lodged in
Jail today toawai. the arrival OF officers
from Kansas
The Red Men Of this city, by process
sion and other exercises, celebrated To-
day The two branches Of the order in
the procession was a creditable length,
and the uniforms were picturesque.
A telegraph office was opened nj Nam
mouth Cave to-day for the convenience Of
visitors during the season now opening.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June l.
The session Of the German Parliament
will probably close on the 10Th inst, but
the members will remain in the city to
take part in the ceremonies attending the
triumphnl entry OF the army
Won Moltke has returned from Stras.
burg. and has since had an audience with
the Emperor.
The Prlssiaa Gross G12stie confirms the
report that France will shortly send a
Charge d'Airirs to Berlin, but mentions
no name
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International Typographical Con.
VGntiOn.

BALTIMORE, June Z.
The international Typographical Union
met this morning, and several committees
reported. A number Of resolutions were
presented, among which the following
were adopted A resolution admitting
pressmen to membership in the Union;
also that the Jurisdiction Of subordinate
Unions shall extend half way to theneSt
Union; also leaving to subordinate Unions
the regulation Of the apprenticeship sys'
TEN A motion to take from the table the
resolution offered Monday last TO allow
colored printers the rights of membership
in the Union was laid on the table by a
vote of "A ayes to II nays a resolution
was adopted recommending arbitration
instead of strikes for the settlement of dis
putes and arranging the manner In which
It shall be effected. Richmond, Va, was
chosen as the place for the next annual
meeting. The Convention then went int
secret session.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIcB or TnB CHrEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
~ n

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPPIcB or TnB CHtBF StGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. g., June T.
Synopsis for Past Tiocaiy-F6W Hours
The weather is sensibly unchanged; west
OF Missouri the area Is the lowest the
barometer has moved from Canada cast.
ward and extended this afternoon south.
ward to the Chesapeake bay; the baron.
cter has risen slightly on the upper lakes
and in the southwest; the temperature
has fallen on lakes Erie and Ontario and
less so westward to Illinois and Wiscon.
sin; the area Of rainy and threatening
weather had advanced from Ohio and
Tennessee To the middle and eastern
States: southerly winds are now reported
from the latter east; northwesterly winds
prevail from lakes Ontario to Superior
and south ward to Tennessee.
ProJdJRRes-The rain will probably
cease tonight on the Atlantic coast and
be followed by brisk southwesterly winds
partially cloudy and clear weather with
westerly winds are probable for Thurs.
day from New York and the Mississippi
river and to the gulf
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The Western Associated Press
Meeting.

PITTsnuRGn, June I.
The Western Press Association mel
this morning ut the Lincoln Club rooms
Judge II. N. Walker in the chair. Re
ports were made by lI)n. Joseph Medill
Chairman Of the Executive Committee
and VIM. Henry Smith, General Agent
showing the affairs of the Association Il
be in prosperous condition. The fol
lowing officers were elected tor the Gnsll
ing year President, Hon. II. N. Walker
of the Detroit Free Press; Secretary, II
4. Baker, Of Detroit; Directors Hon. Jos
Medill, Of the Chicago 1fibuRc! Richarl
Smith, Of the Cincinnati Gd.c'Lc!' w. w.
lIaldeman, Of the Louisville C0ursi.
JourRdi. w. D. Deckham, of the Dayton
J0lyRdi' ID. W. Iouser, Of the st. LOuli
Democrat Al. Aikens, OF the Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
The Board met in the evening and
elected the following Executive Commit.
tee Hon Joseph Medlll, Richard Smith
W. N. HaldGman and II. N. Walker.
The ex.oillcers OF the Association will
visit the various manufactures tO.mor.
row, and considerable number of the
members will accompany an excursion tC
the oil regions and Chataugda Lake, n,
the guests of the Pittsburgh press and
citizens, leaving here Friday morning
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PITTSBURGH.


PTTTsBURGu, PA, June z.
This afternoon the lead and lead pipe
works Of Bailey, FerroH ~ 90, pinlthh,ld
street, were partially destroyed by fire.
rhc building was damaged $4,000 and
the stock $4,000. Both fully insured.
TheVeleventh annual National Brewers
congress met at Turner Hall to-day, W.
lIEcsehalman, OF Allegheny City, presiding,
Henry Clauser, the President, addressed
the Congress, taking strong grounds In
favor OF the brewers and against the nc.
,tiOn Of the general government regarding
the taxation OF brewers, holding that
while they were anxious to establish beer
as the national beverage to the exclusion
of alcoholic liquors, the tax was greater
'On beer than on those liquors. Louis
schade, OF the Revenue Department, Is
here to prepare report OI tho proceed
ings for the department Mt Washington.
The trial Of County Commissioners
Nicely and McGeG, indicted for bribery,
comes up to morrow. 1t is reported that
they will plead guilty to three or iolr
counts Of the indictment.
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BUENOS AYRES.
The yellow Fever Growing Worse.

The yellow Fever Growing Worse.
NEW YoRK, June Z.
Adyiccs from Montievedo represents
the condition of affairs in the city ol
Buenos Ayres as having not improved
but ns having grown worse. About the
first Of May the yellow fever seemed
to be nbating, and many refugees returned
to the city. The disease has again broken
out violently, md the returned citizens
hed in panic.
The seat Of government wns about
being removed to Rosario at last adviCCs,
but communication between Monticvedd
and Buenos Ayres had been positively
prohibited.
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CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND, June 7.
The agitating house of Alex. scoGeld
& Co.'S oil refinery, situated near the
crossing Of the Atlantic Il Great Western
railroad and Central Way, exploded this
morning with great violence. The
agiAtor contained l,l0O barrels of oil,
which instantly ignited, and n great con.
ilagration followed The agitatng house,
with all Of the oil, and the office OF the
company were destroyed. Total loss
100000; no insurance. Adam Kchr, n
carpenter employed in the works, was In;
stantly killed His body was burned
almost beyond recognition Three others
were seriously burned. No reason can
be assigned for the explosion.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Attorney S.at-LaW.
CRACuAFr & MAuAuLEY, Monroe Vt, east OF Ath.
W. 7. ID. J. lunnAEn, ith IT,, one door south
VI onrt House
PECK Is ColuRAS, 9TH ST., I'd door below Quincy
STANTON ~ ALLISON, ith IT. moth OF Monroe.
BANKS RRd Bankers.
BANK or WHEELING, No Main street
CRY BANK, Crangle's Block, Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BASR, No Monroe street
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BASK, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAyISGs RAsE, No - Main stro1t
Peoples BAEE, 90 Maiu street
Books and Stationery.
CA,mRgLL 4 McDERNor cor Market and Mon
roc sls.
PiuLL BRos.'IS Co., 20 Markets 81
Business College.
Mccoy & HuTCmNs, nonhrooks Building
Main street
Book Binders and Blank Books.
MmIs, FREw & Co, IS Quincy street,
Boots and Shoes, (whoIosAlel
c. D. KNOX 4 Co, 65 Main street
Boots and Shoes, tReAilJ
l.. v. BLOND, I07 Main street
Bread an Crackers,
GEo. n, 2MNRR 10! Market street =
ChTOmOa and Frames,
L, l. NICoLL 4 Co., under McLuro House.
sToNKR " hAShE, v! Market street
China, Glass sc.
n ~ WDsu,p o IA NJ Morrn, .troct
V'O'n,hs
iS' ~ my"it,i 70 :" WI rg su s,so. "''' '
jon, l.. iIlcs, Ss Monroe STREET
j. II. SrALLMAS X Co., q MoAroe street
DentIsts
- !, v,,,,,.,, ,t,n,o, =, b.,,,,,r Main and
Market
DruygIts. tVholesale1
LAuouiy Buua. & co. Main street.
LOGAN, List 4 Co bridge corner,
u,,,,,,.,. D.,ou,
"7s''''' N'.'a.',
NIL, ItpH. NJ GTu rT'IIm1 IIN ""I
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OMAHA, June Z.
The General Assembly excursion party
from Chicago arrived at Georgetown
Colorado, on Monday. Fifteen Of then
made the ascent Of Gray's Peak yesterday
Prof. Arnold took barometrical meas
uremcnt of the summit, making the atti
tude about $4,000 feet.
The Missouri river has risen about five
feet here since yesterday morning.
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Death of the Inventor Of the Rod.
man dun.

CHICAGO, June T.
General Thomas J. Rodman, the distin.
guished ordnance officer of the United
States army, and who has Tor several
years past been in command of the Uni
led States arsenal and other government
works at Rock Island, in this State, died
at Rock Island this morning. lie gradu.
atcd from the military academy at West
Point in 1S4l, and has been continuously
in the army to the time of his death. He
was especially distinguished for the in.
vention Of the great fifteen inch colnmbiad
known rs the Rodmhn gun. lie was
about fifty years Of age.
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volunteer Camp Formed at Niagara.

A camp of volunteers has been formed
here for the annual thirteen days drill.
Between four and five thousand troops
are on the ground Strict military disoi.
pline will be maintained The bands OF
the regiments in passing the American
forts played Yankee Doodle, which was
responded to by loud cheering from the
United States troops.
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The Coloted Strike Mt Washington.
WASHINGTON, June I.

The colorcd laborers were gathered in
various places in small groupes, but with
apparently less angry spirit than yester-
day. A number Of the strikers are
anxious to resume work, but fear violence.
The police hold themselves in readiness
here in case a disturbance should be caus.
ed by the cOlOrcd strikers
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The Ouumwa Iowa Democrat says,
"a dog will lick the hand of his master
even while suffering under Chastisement;
but a cur even will resent u kick from Il
stranger when driven to n corner Mr.
Clement Vallandigham, It he Is possessed
Of spark Of manhOOd- must feel his
cIGeks tingle with shame while receiving
the congratulations Of radicals over his
Montgomery county resolutions, Has he
so soon forgotten how he was during the
war driven from Ohio by the miniOns oI
Abe Lincoln, and the Insulting reply which
that tyrant made to the Ohio democracy,
when they demanded his relcasey
Has he forgotten the sympathy he re-.
ceiyed from Democrats NIL over the COun.
try when he stood boldly defending a sa.
cred principleY Has Mr.. Vallandigham
forgotten the ten cent consumption Has
he forgotten tue Philadelphia Convention,
where he was ostracisGd by the COnserva.
tiyesY Does he desire to lick the hands Of
those who smote him. Let him, then,
and there, bowling down before the mar.
bic, implOre forgiveness Of the shade Ofthe
lamented, and ask pardon for the treason
which he committed under the inspirR.
tion ofdemocNcy That would complete
the charming picture. 1t would bo as
dessert to the Montgomery county resOlu.
tiOns, and gives additional 2cst TO the en-
lOynent Of the radicals"
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rhc AnnnnnlIs Nntnl school.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, June I.
The concluding ceremonies attending
the annual examination of the Naval
School, transpircd to-day. Secretary
Robson made n short address to the
graduating class, and then handed to each
cadet his diploma Calling the first five in
order of merit, and the others indiscrimi
nately.
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WEST POINT.
Arrival and Reception of President
Grant,

NTTIVWT WHW IIUUWVVTWT Ut UIV3IWUHI
Grant,
WEST PoTNT, June T.
President Grant arrived here last even.
ing, and was received with national sa.
lutte. Very nearly all tho applicants for
admission 10 the Military Academy came
forward for the present examination.
Ninety.six have been examined and the
list closed until September, when the
quota can be filled with new candidates.
or the nincty.six examined thirty.One
have been rejected nine by the medical
and twenty.One by the examining board.
Among those who passed were Brigham
Young's sou and nephew, and the colored
boy from Tennessee.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, June q.
The water remains stationary, one inch
below the highest point reached. People
continue moving from the overllowed
districts The President Of the Gas Com
nlny states that II the water continues at
It's present heighth two days longer, the
company will be unableto supply gas.
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The river Is still rising at this point,
and is within eighteen inches OF over.
flowing the Nebraska shore opposite this
city. The river Is several inches higher
than it has been for several years, and Is
still rising above
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Rniltond ptoste.. in utnh.

SALT LAKE, June T.
The laying Of the rails Of the Utah
Southern Railroad commenced yesterday,
Brigham Young driving the first spike In
the presence Of large concourse Of citi
yauu
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THE latest invention in advertising is
that Of Hartford patent medicine man,
who has shenrcd his dog, and painted on
the animal the name Of the universal
cttrp
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON says Of his
California excursion, that "the Io Semitic
valley is the only thing on the Pacific
slope that quite comes up to the brag.'
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ITALY.
FLoRENoE, June

i'NNbNNfat 'ulV g.
Rabilanti has been appointed minister
10 Vienna, to replace Diyochc, now in
Italy for the purpose Of establishing an
Italian colony.
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George Kohl, distinguished German
navigator, died in this city yesterday, in
the siGty.iourth year Of his age
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RAILROAD NEWS.

New York, June 7.
The Directors Of the New Jersey rail.
road and Transportation Company met
to-day. There was an extended discus.
sion On the subject Of leasing the road to
the Pennsylvania Central in perpetuity on
the basis OF the annual dividend Of 10 per
cent. Finally Il resolution was adopted
by decided majority approving OF the
action Of the June Board In agreeing on
the terms OF said lease. The old Board
of Directors were reelected without op,
DOsitiOn
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rr,ss plies, Neuralgia, TOothAshe, Bleeding
oFibr Lungs. stomach, Nose or other Organs,
WuTns, BRUISES, lAmehesl, SprAing, RheumA.
liam, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, BOlls, eOThu,
Ulcers, old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
known,
Price, Cor. 6Oe., PintS 81 90, Quarts 81 70.
tHC These Remedies, except PONDS tx.
TRACT, by the case OF single box, are sent 10
any part Of the country, by mali or express, free
Of chargc, on receipt VI the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
ONCE and depot, No. 5G2 BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists:
A full assortment Of the above ior sale In wheel
ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING a CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST a co.
THOS. J. FlNNEY.
A fnll Aasnttmct Of the above for sale IN Bell
Afro by j. 4 ". N, MERCER
nOv1t.eod&w
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Medical.
-1MIL1A s1MlLIBUs ouRANTUR
HUMPHREYS

llOM IAlhlC SIESlFlSo
Have proven nom the most ample experience
an entire success; Slmple-PrOmpt- knlclent
and reliable. They are tie Beat Family Mrdi.
rInes In use-sO simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them 80 harmless IA to be free
rom danger, and 80 efficient Ne to be always re.
iianie. They have received the highest cohmen.
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them and will always render salts.
ACtlUn tO those who try them
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40. Cures Price In B1rts. Gents.
ReVers, C0ngrsliUu, ln1annAt lOn"..,..S
z Worms, Worm Ever, Worm UuliU. .....S
q IrylD4.luIir or Trething Of lniauts....25
I " tlInrrhOpu VI Children Ot Adul s..U.o..2i
o " UyAcnIeFy, Gripping, Bilious lIc."....2b
4 TGniern iOrbuH, HAmiting g..a........,...25
Coughs Colds ..............2i
4 NeurUIuIn, T0otharhe, fAcrAche..,......25
- " lIeRjnGheh, Sick Headache, YertigO..8 20
10 uyHpGpsln, Bilious stomach. ..............2i
II Z" supprtHsed Or Irregular Potiuis..".....25
z Whitpa, too prOiu-r Periods .p......,.a...2i
10 " Group, Cough, Dincult Breathing ....... 20
IL ErupiiOnH, salt Rhenin, EryApelaH...".2i
70 Kheumntiani, rheumatic phins"."..".23
II ReyeF nnd que Chill Fever, AEues..". ln
II PILES, Blind or cding......,..... ........aD
Is OpthnlHty, and Sore or Weak Eyesa.....iO
Ig CntnTFh,acuie or ehrOnlc lbhuenza....5O
~ WhbOplRRscough, violent cUnghs....".,O
n Asthma, oppressed BrrAthlnRa............5O
20 Ear Discharge impaired hearing"...,D
% " scrOfulH Enlarged Glands, Swelllnrs ...D
a General Debility, Physical WeAkntss'D.N
Is DrBpay md Seahty srcreiiOns ,........t0
d " sen sickness, Sickness from Hdng~.1
q Kidney DlHcnec, UrAycl. l.a,....,.. ....'51
. " Nervous Debility, involuntary Semi
luhl uHthhfges ...'il ~
% sore Mouth tnnkera..a........... ..,'..'H
~ " Urinary Weakness Wet'ing Bsd....5O
81 " PRlnTaI Periods, Hysietln tln".........'...h5
90 " NutlefInga Rt Change OF Life. ....",..,t..l ~
"a e Epilepsy, Spnsms, St. Yitus Dance .....l ~
ii " Ulphiherin, liberated SJro Ihroat,.:..a1
Prioe In NiAa, large si1c....,. .,.'aOc ana
Family Cases, In Morocco, with
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Died.
richmond, VA, June Z.
Gen. Alex. D. Smith, prominent citi'
zen Of Tennessee, Is dead.
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iii, with booi; Of directions complete ti9 60 60
90 In paper case. with book 70
VETERINARY sP ECIFICs.
Case Of 10 iozyas, y nnia, iVoaGsGe }sgs eISh IN
with manual Of directions giving ihll
s,r"pni of all diseases Of HOrsea,Cattle,
sheen, Dogs and Hogs, with fall diree-
iI%nl ior nsc, In neat walnut case, com.
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Hon. Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania, was
present to-day at the meeting of the
stockholders Of the West Jersey Line
railroad, and signed nm agreement to take
charge Of the road and complete 1t within
eighteen months, aud settle Its indebted.
ness. He was then chosen President Of
the Board Of Directors. with Robert II.
Sayre, OF the Lehigh Valley railroad, as
Vice President, and others of the same
road as Directors.
ALBANY, N. Y, June T.
The annual election of Directors of the
New York Central & Hudson River rail.
road was held here to-day. Thirty.fve
million dollars worth Of stock was voted
on, and last years board reelected en-.
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