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The object in establishing this Institute n
was to attain the greatest perfection IN the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure G permanent place
where Families, Invahls, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Dr. Greene has been Physician Of the I1sti-
tute since IFS foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have lad 50
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Dr.. Greene is in his ffty-ff-h yeai
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession. and his success, We believe Is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es
pccial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrot
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Hear
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma. Nervousness
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dy=
pepsia Liver Complaint, Female Complaints
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White swelling
Sllt Rheum. Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr. Greenes Medical Pamphlet, descrip
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, VII
be sent free 10 invaids.
Adlress, K. GREENE, n. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
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HARDY NORTHERN
FRUIT Tx Z 81
PLATTSBU RCH. n. Y, NURSERIES.
The subscriber oilers for Spring planting very
fine stock Of home gr0lrH
TREES, VINES, PLANTS. ROSES, HEDGE
PLANTS, ASPARAGUS, KHUBAGB,
STRAWBERRIES, &C., &c.
triple Trees to years. 30 cts each; 81 per hund.
Pear Trees, years, fine - cts each so per hund.
Plum Trees, and years, - cts 50 per hund.
C4srry Trees, years, % cts.
The above are thrifty and healthy in all respects.
ALSO DWARF APPLE AND DWARF PEARS.
Rsspberries varieties sl5O per doE., at low rates
per 100 and 1000.
SrgIsbsrriss, 10 varieties, by the l0l or 1910.
Ricckberrles Go0ss5sirfes and CHrranfs IN variety.
Grape Tii.ss, large variety. Green House Plants,
a. very large stock embracing many new and inter
estIng species
Vsrjenss, over 80 splendid varieties by the dozen
or hundred at lowest rates.
Bedding PlGzts-The finest collection over before
offered in these parts.
Roses, ION their own roots) very large assort
ment, very low by the quantity.
Catalogues freely sent to all applicants. Send
your orders DIRECTLY to the Nurseries. Trees will
lie carefully selected. osH packed, and forwarded
with all possible dispatch.
Satisfaction confidently assured to all my patrons
Address, Wa. II. BAILEY,
March p wit Plattsbursh, N. Y.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION!
WHY will you run store accounts when ycu, by
w paying cash. can saws 2 t1rgs y,fcfHiags
For instance YOU get trusted for six months ant
pay a cent pound more for sugar than We Will sci
YOU the same -oo7s fJr cash.
= Can voi. AFFORD % pau r. per zen. more fg'
goods on sir months credit
L y-ur accounts remain open for year, yot
sell yau- merchant Butter, Es-s &c 10 be pAssa'
O. your account, SO that really you get but 81,
months credit.
We are selling SUGAR; TEA. COFFEE. SPICES
&c, az the Lowest r4'7 prices, lld vi. make Il io
your interest u bay OF Us.
Cash paid Tor limited amount ot Farm Prodloe
Respectfully,
WESTON JONES s. BRO.
- COLLEGE sT2ESr,
March I-v-. Eur'in- ton.
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THE NEW STYLE
WHEELER ~ WILSON .
NEARLY 100000 NOW IN USE,
One Hundred and Twenty-Eisht ThOus-
Five Hundred and Twenty Eight
WHEELER X WILSON MA
CHIMES sold last year.

and all of them Family Sscing Mdehinssas We make
no heavy Manufacturing Machines, which form 50
LARGE an item in the gales Of other Companies
Twice as many FAMILY Sewing Machines sold Dy
Wheeler Wilson than any by other Company. This
Machine will do all kinds Of Family Sewing from the
finest 10 the coarsest fabrics using silk twst cotton
or linen thread and making the InteriOeked Elastic
Stitch-aike on both sides Of the fabric seEed- and
recognized everywhere IS the most durable and
handsome stitch. By use Of It's attachments, other
stitches can be MADE. Embroidery, Double Loop
and Single Loop stitches; very easy TO rip, and
therefore but little desired.
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler VII
40. is the sfiLsst simplest, most durable and ighfssf
,,,nf,g lock stitch Machine in use, and will give
On, Tiousaad Dollars for suy standard Shuttle Ma
chine that will excel it in either OF the above men,
toned points.
Having no shuttle or undertension TO adjust, the
s;mnIicity of the Wheeler Wilson cannot be ques-
toned. We shall be happy to show the Wheeler
Wilson to any one who will call at our newly fdr-
nished Room, at 40, Church Street
We do not crowd the Wheeler Wilson into your
house. but will be happy.to let you try one before
purchase.
Don't buy Machine before calling 10 see the
latest improved Wheeler Wilson Machines. Sold
on the monthly instalmont plan II desired.
Send for Samples Of work and Circulars, to
soLON NJ. ALLIS, Agent
80 Church Street. Burlington, VT.
March 27-dkwu
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Medieal.
MISS sAWYER'S SALvE.

rrr, Won have 4 saivs combining sa7i.l- ~
healing properties win 10 u.,-, I'm ana
irn- \ REMEDY ~ hand f1- the many - q. b,ir
.-brs y-ounis and bruises TO NAi4l 49, -'fi..-
Z ~. a,sily arul:ad than many oiaer
,,.yer producing bad effect, but away i'''
pam. however severe. H. Ia r--el il
g., bcr own extensive treatment Of the s4i~f i'
yearly twenty years. with great s1e,e-7- g.. 900.
The pi iulpal diseases for VIII n ihi@ -i'.' ~
commended are. CAii1fIt4s, Etf'lnHitttir -
$500 on Uf-.Is SAT- IN CRIB. SIrt..'' u ~
Fcrsy Sores. Fsflrs. PimPts. hly0Lr.I', N''
E,,ss Bsr5eT's H-h, DfafHesg, hot-s' d iis
C6rs, Bites o. iaeetjs J-a,,,' ssTl E,sqs.s,
~ sud Hfqd. TestaHf, thIF,d Hd'..'i
Serils Cuts Bfs,7-s, CTJfsi te.t-A A[h --'.'
Sg.sS on fsil- T. eur, rheumatism if properly
,,Iis5 Rub it on we'll with the hand iirye iiii.e7
-. In several cases It has cured palsle4 .il.''
- prs II has been discovered o. De suIt i'i--
~, Persons that have been aillcie' ~
Ta;-o becn relieved by few apphcaion-., ~. - y
,jrsl4s IL works wonders, aliny nG t.e e.
ana quieting the patient. For thHt ,t : p,
,Ii,-rs a cure Immediately. Let those WIN 81.
ip6-,r, obtain this Salve, and apply u io'lt ''li
thev will find 1t invaluable II i7 60 m ~ ,
cc-,6ff and Tir1l1rs. Csnc,Ts nave n'-'i
,--;.t,ir The best Save ever iuNeiitl lII .'-'.
- ,,J sore NT1DTcs. No way injurious pug
slire 10 afford relief. Sore or HsLl T. ~ q
On the lids gently. once or twice q cay ''-
Nos bv putting IN the ears On l.' 90
For Esl0ns this IS superior o. PIG -.'
~ parfes this acts Ike @ cisli.- 10 4'.''
a15 ,S-qiIs. apply the Salvs 20 .r.t .li % si't5
inlneIilto roueE For Oh S9i.H .ii e"'
day ~ ,l.,. i..,,... H. .. -...-,,r,..s
If Miss ; AwYLE'- : ALIVE are it- lsi'.i. l.. '.'
on Inc hair Rubbed on the scalp in if '. --A
different parts, it promotes ile 70 " .- % -'- '
prevents 1t turning -r1y, and or la-- sioi- i l
ducrs 4 new growth 90 hair- NO l1-} -H'|''
without this Invaluable article as 900 i.dl-i'iI-'
,n.tic Tor The toilet. lt eradicate t-..4ili .i B
disease from the leAl' a-- t-l'ile- "--- ----i 10
from tie face
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S1OO TO $500 PER MONTH. SUCCESS
CIOO SURE, 1000 AGENTS NOW WANTED.
LIST. New and beautiful Map Of L. S. & WORLD
two maps in One. size OF each 4lI l inches. Best
ever published tor agents. What people have long
needed.
ID. New Map Of New England. Cllorel lu town
ships, states and counties, Ior l-12 Large scale.
10 good agent can fail Of clearing 20 81 per day
on these Two FLAPS and or Rapid selling cturo3.
Apply for terms At ONCE 20 D. l.. GUERNSEY Pub
Cogclri y. II or box 55z-, Boston.
Apr I'D Nv W
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siEr LGrer.!ssmcnts.

~ So - go - -'e-+'' - 80 49, -
S5Cl1 EAST CeESLE CEulc1 AID BANE SIS.
All Dental Operations sE-lfaliy perormod.
Chemically pu-e Nitrous OXIDE Gas administered
This ia cons 'erud die safest ana least dsa gree2ole
a-crt by wAict .eeth are extracted painlessly.
Univ FL. ..l-E
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Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most
reliable Physicians. and It's Astonishing curative
power attestsd by Thousands who have used IL.
10 n sure, quick remedy for all diseases or ice
Urinary Organs existing IL male or f0auaia. IrTta-
tlon or ILLUMINATION Of the ElaHoys and Bladder,
Gravel, Diabetes. Reddish Sediment Ia Urine, Thick
Cloudy Jri1e Md0Is and Involuntary Discharges
from Lorna, Relocation or IlcUltiaence Of Urine,
Chronic Catarrh OF Bladder, AMI ali Chronic Msla-
dies OF the Ur;no-Gen!tAl Organs
For sale by al Drl-ssts and dealers In Med ici1s
every whore. Nov l--ccl1Aaly
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fkGpFcScEftHS SRC SOStSsCshS
responsible Companies:
ASSETS.
RoyaI, $4,000, 10000
Com. URio:s, l,35I,Oi7 .52
franklin, $3.50, 7f>.9I
Gcrsnania. 1922 OBJ .23
American, g,l33 .J92. 30
Pennsylvania, 1852, E@J. 55
Peoples, 500 1891
ss.y state, 33:5, O0I.7"
National, JI7,"0I.s3
Orient, 100000 90
Connecticut. 5lG,772.79
Alps, BIG, Gs1.1>
Travellers Lile -
Accident 2,00o, 10000
insurance plGCcd GI He@-
sonabEc Rates. ard losses
promptly paid cff fhis office.
-. o. E'ECA,
Generai EHslsranCc Agent.
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LIFE Insurance..
TEE EEse.IEO.S'T EFFE,
a Home Company,

Assets January LIST, 1869, $5c,o0O.OO
Increased Dec, 3 !, 1871, to sl2j ,06G. s2,
and exempt from taxation.
353 Policies in Force, InsuTing
$500, Sc ).s,H
Death Claims Paid in 1871 $1,000.
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Every one receives the Insurance paid for
Rates as low as any reliable Company.
The ratio of desths less than in any other Com
pany doing business, and the policy holder's aecu-
rity greater.
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The Burlington Daily FREE PRESS AND TINES
January, 10th, says
1--WE are glad to note the thriving condition Of
this company, in which so many Of our citizens
have an interest. There il no reason why much
larger proportion Of the life insurance Of the State
should not be done by our own home companies
managed by men whom we all know, and in whose
honesty and capacity Vermonters have every reason
10 feel full confidence. With increased capital the
Vermont Life will now be able 10 60 much larger
business"
The Burlington Democrat Of January, 18th says
/" This is a home company, composed of good men,
and should receive the hearty support Of our pe
It's rates Of insurance higher than other COM
panies, and We know it is conducted most economi-
cally."
Opinions Of the various plans Of insurance given
gratuitously, with authorities for the same, either
personally or by letter, on application at the
Home Office,
Peck Building, College Street.
BURLIseros, VT.
Burlington, Jan 2o-f.dkwt
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coy corner,
safe. ana snug. and warm
Lies a little b.rdl NJ,
sheltered from the storm
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&O-Z \ MONTH 20 sell our Universal Cs
CO 10 meur. Combination Tunnel Button Hole
Cater, ard other a-licles. SAco NOVELTY Co.
Saco, No. Marh l3-fdEEiw
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Foreign News,
ENGLAND,

ENGLAND.
LoNDoS, June FIN she house Of lords this
evening, Lord Cairns asked whether the report
that the printed copy of the argument for Great
Britain had been presented at Geneva was true.
Earl Granville replied that he had already
stated what England would do at Geneva, and
refused to disclose what he privately knew.
Lord Cairns said the answer was unintelligi-
bic, and repeated his question
Earl Granville" The argument has not been
presented"
The brevity of the reply provoked much
laughter.
In the commons, Mr. Hugesson, replying to
question from Cochrane, stated that the Amerl-
cali government had applied for the provisional
enjoyment OF privileges secured by the fishing
clauses of the treaty of Washington in the
waters of the British North American posses
siUns during the fishing season.. Canada had
refused, but Newfoundland and Prince Ed
wards island had given cOuscnt.
10 inquiries made by Bouvre and Lord Cecil
with reference to proceedings at Geneva, Glad
stone replied that the report that the summary
of the British argument on the Alabama claims
had been presented was incorrect. Great Britain
had made application TO the arbtrators for an
adjournment, doing so in reliance on Secretary
FiSl'S dispatch. 1t was possible that the arbi-
traitors might not come to decision on this
question in to-day's sitting; hence it would not
be courteous TO make full statement.
The Earl of Dufierin, appointed governors gen
erai of Canada, sailed to-day from Londonderry
for America.
DIR. Russell Withers, of the Atalanta boat
club, has gone to Paris. 1t is reported that the
Atalanta crew will not be represented at the Hen
ley regatta.
The town Of Warrington, in Lancashire, was
visited by destructive cOntagration last night,
and its extensive cotton mills were partially de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at 100000. A large
number OF hands are thus thrown out Of en-
ployment
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New York.

THE PROPOSED 0RANGEMEN's PARADE.
New YORK, June 1.-THE action of the POI
lice commissioners relative to the proposed
Orangemen'S parade on the fst Of July, is await
cd with great curiosity. A request for per
mission and for escort, in LEGAL form, will be
served upon them this week 1t is believed
that the intention of the police is to allow tile
parade aud grant an escort; though an officer
High il authority hints al Il Discrimination to ex-
tend favor TO Orangenteu, aud says the com
miSSionerS would practically orbid the denton
stration if they did NOT expect similar demand
from the Irish St PatrickS to-day. The Orange
inca have not yet determined to carry arms, ex-
press no desire for military escort, and declare
that the police are thoroughly able TO afford all
the protection they need.
THE COURTS.
The case of Tildeu VS.. Gen. Butler occupied
the whole day in the United States circuit
court. Much Of the time was consumed in
arguments as to the admissibility of certain
evidence.
An injunction restraining the Pacific Mail
company from decreasing its capital stock
was dissolved to-day by Judge Larremore
The trial Of DIR. GyleS, abortiOnist, begins to-
morrow
Arthur Matthison, an actor, has recovered a
verdict of $1,000 against the city for damages for
a fall into street excavation
MISCELLANEOUS.
At meeting of the Federal Council of Inter
nationals, held yesterday, it was announced
that the Chicago and Newark councils would
adhere to the New York federal council and re-
icct the London council. A resolution denounc-
ing the London council was passed unanimous
~. A proposition was made to adopt n new
flag, in place of the.bood-red flag.
Rev. o. b. rockingham yesterday in SER
mon vigorously opposed the course of capitalists
against the strikers, who, he said, were all inter
nationals at heart He thoughtIthe labOrng men
should follow the lead oflawyers, finauciers, and
others, who labor until their work is done.
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Political.

New YORK, June Thames NJ. Ashley, of
Ohio, stated to-day that Carl Schurz will GER
tainiy support Greeley in caseo of his nomination
at Baltimore.
CONCORD, N. H., June 17.-It is rumored here
to-day that Hon. J. w. Patterson is endeayoring
to make Il trade between the democrats in the
legislation and the Idissatis6ed republicans, by
which he can be returned to the senate. 1t is
reported that he claims TO be able to carry
enough republicans with him to insure his cleo
ton, provided he can have the strength of the
democratic party in the house. Leading demo-
Gratis are said to be negotiating with him.
BANGOR, Me-, June IA league flag bear
ing the names of Grant and Wilson, the first of
the campaign, was thrown to the breeze by the
republicans this evening, over kenduskeag
bridge, after which a grand ratification meeting
was held at city hall, where stirring speechesf
were made by Mayor Wheelwright, chairman o.
meeting; Hon. Hannibal Hamin, Hon. John A
Peters, and other prominent citizens. Music
was furnished by the Bangor cornct band, and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
This evenings train brought numerous dele
cations to the state democratic convention, to
be held here tomorrow, which bids lair to be
largely attended.
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Abbreyintcd Disnn.chcs.

Senators Schurz, Fent0n, Cooper OF Tenncs-
see, and Alcorn of Mississippi are at present
stopping in New York.
Brazilian advices say the yellow fever is still
ravaging Montevideo, Notwithstanding the ex-
traordinary precautions employed.
Base ball at Boston, Monday: Bostons G.,
Atlantcs of Brooklyn 4.
The ninety-seventh anniversary of the battle
of Bunker Hill was duly celebrated in Boston,
Yesterday, one of the features of the celebration
being the dedication of the soldiers monument.
As usual, business was suspended and the city
gaily decorated with bunting
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ADvERTIsINe RATES.

IsDAIr sFT-For the square" of ten Il es Of agas
type, time IS cts; each subsequent insertion 80 cts;
week s175; > weeks siO0; month $500; year 50;
and the same proportonaIy for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sIOOi three lines SIPS;
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line Tor each insertion Business notices Is cents per
me obituary notices. resolutions &c, l5eents peril
Legal advertisements per square for insertion;
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents.
Special positions in The paper and special STYLES Of
display will be charged extra rates c,u,s and souti
column advertisements allowed only TO limited extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space cupi
In WEEKLI sPT-First Insertion sio0 DER SQUARE.
acknowledgment insertion 50 cents, months 90; ON
year SIS 90.
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Fn.aI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PAXTON, Ill, June ia construction train
which left here this morning on the Lafayette,
Bloomington and Mississippi railroad, when
about six miles east of Paxton, was wrecked,
and seven men killed and about twenty-five in.
lured. The disaster was caused BY too rand
running. The train consisted of two tiat and
one box car, pushed by locomotive. The car
in front was new and light, and, il is supposed,
jumped the track
CiNcINSATI, June IA dispatch from Law.
renceburg, Ind, states that about nine O'Clock
thls morning, as an express train going west on
the Indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati
railroad, which leaves Cincinnati at $50 AM
approached Elzabethown, twenty miles out. il
came in collision with special train from 81
Louis, containing several hundred Cincinnatians
returning from the S@ngerfest One Of The ex.
curslonisIs, named Zenter Of Cincinnati, was
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CINcINNATI, o., June 17.-Rev. j. j. Thomp-
son, formerly pastor of Christie Methodist
Episcopal chapel in this city, but now OF Leayen-
worm, Kansas, was assaulted about eleven
O'Clock this morning by n man named Baum,
who struck him with Ratchet, infictng three
gashes on the head, one blow penetrating the
cavity Of his brain. II is thought that Thomp-
son cannot survive. Parties cognizant of the
circumstances are very reticent but il Is ALLEGED
that Thompson called at the mouse of a former
member OF his church and on leaving took
me liberty Of kissing young lady of the
family who had also been member of
his flock This so enraged Baum, who is the
son. Baum has thus far eluded arrest
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The Geneva Cour, Of !. rbi,ra,iou.

GENEVA, June 17-The court of arbitration
met ut two O'Clock this afternoon. The first
part Of the session terminated at three, when all
except the arbitrator Withdrew. The latter re-
NAMED in consultation until four o'clock, when
the sitting adjourned. The result Of the delib-
eratiOnS Of the board is absolutely unknown.
GENEVA, June t7.-lWorld special Not
outstanding all denias, the English argument
was submitted Saturday, on the suggestion of
Count Schlopis that the pleadiugs should not be
considered final, and that the English declara-
ton of withdrawal might subsequently be pre-
sented The tribunal has adjourned until We'd
nesday, owing TO the delays of the Americans
The court is strongly inclined to grant England
request for an adjournment
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SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT, AT FITcHBuRG.-
Monday, June 1T.-The verdict of the jury in
the case OF Nelson S;ockwell VS.. the inhabitants
Of Fitchburg, for damages for INJURY from de.
feet in the highway, was for the defence
Or trial--No. 357, +. II. White vs.. B. f.
Farnsworth; an action lof trespass in cutting
off wood from the land Of the plaintiff,
Next in order-Nos. 874 and 3T5.
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WASHINGTON, June17-7P P. M.--Probabilities:
The thermometer continues falling north and
west Of the Ohio valley, with fresh TO brisk east
erly TO southerlY winds, increasing cloudiness,
aud possibly areas Of rain; clear and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Tuesday over the
southern states, with light to fresh easterly to
southcrly winds and over the New England and
middle states with light TO fresh winds, the lat.
ter shifting 10 southerly, with increased cloud,
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing of 100 acres,
beautifully situated the town of Falmouth, upon bun
overlooking the sea, the summit of which elegant
Observatory has been erected the accommodation
visitors. Directly opposite and in plain view Vine
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Marha's
Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks,
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter are being sold
with apdity that proves this TO be the most desirable
location for summer Resort the New England
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan these
Heights render the of summer here of comfort
and delight. The facilities for Fishing Boating, Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed. commodous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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New York, June 17.-Mail advices from San
Domingo state that Baez is evidently on the
eve of an important movement. He has concen-
trated 1000 men al Aura, and it is reported that
he viii operate with his brother from this point
in crushing the forces Of Cahral
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NEW YORK, June IA meeting of the ex-
members Of the Paris commune held meeting
Saturday night to consider the proposition TO
make hostile demonstration against M. de No
yelles. French minister, on his arrival here.
Violent language was INDUCED in, but no de-
cision was arrived at.
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WASHINGTON, June f5.-Thc internal reve-
nuc receipts to-day amounted 10 $3.50 POS
PERSONAL.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. j. Babin has
been detached from the Boston navy ward and
ordered TO temporary recruiting duty at New
York.
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killed, and several passengers on the special
train injured. The cars of the special train were
badly damaged, and the engine thrown from
the track and its cylinders and boilers knocked
TO pieces