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DO NOT WAIT

until you are laid up in bed, and completely
broken down, but at once get u bottle of IA
CURES CUNDURANGO, take II freely and
without fear, and thus avoid an attack OF
any disease
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CAUTION.
THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and Is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of Job
PRINTING In the latest styles and Al "
sery lowest prices,
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WE APPEND THE NAMES

of few out of the many thousands that
have voluntarily represented to us the great
benefits they have derived from its use, and
if you still doubt, all you have to do is TO
either ask or write to any of these parties
and they will themselves tell you their eN-
perience In the use of Cundurango,
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Or any Attack Of an Epidemic,

When the system is In perfect or
der, and freefrom bile, malaria, etc, ana the
circulation the blood is In perfect condition
dition of the body, II is well established
fact that the world has never before known
so reliable a remedy as MAGUIRE'S GUN
DURANGO LIVER, KIDNEY and BLOOD
IL will tell you that it is thorough, yet mild
In its action, doing no violence To the stom-
ach or system in any manner, but mildly re-
moves all malariouS bile and poisonous mat
ter from the system, thereby dlssipating bill
iousness, constipation, lassitude, headache.
nervous debility, etc., causing the blood TO
become healthy, aud the circulation perfect.
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YELLOW FEVER MAY VISIT us IN EP-
IDEMlC FORM, TYPHOID, BILIOUS AND
OTHER LOW TYPES OF FEVERS ARE
CONSTANTLY PREVAILING. The main,
aud In fact, principal cause of all the above
diseases is Torpid Liver, Constipation aud n
bilious or malarIous condition of the system.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit:
I47G acres In Coleman county: GAO
acres in Hunt county; go acres In
Denton county: 320 acres iu Montague
county; 1850 acres Ia Upshur county;
$50 acres In Archer county; 1860 acres
In Dallas county; line dwelling
houses I'm city Of DenisOn; one acre
ground in the center of the town Of
BOnham, Fannin county.
Dallas city property ~ follows: Thirteen
vacant lots OF grOunu on Main street, y by
100 feet; eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage on llord street; one two-story resi-
dence on Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode OF drawing and distribution OF
this valuable property will. In short time,
be perfs cted and Published and tickets
placed on sale. Until "A more suitable loca-
ton can be secured the main Office of the as-
ISOLATION will be located ON Main street,
next door To o X restaurant, Mt which place
the public are invited to witness the distri-
button of gifts.
Full information can be obtained of any
agent or ut Office of the association, Main
street. whitaker Il WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. W. Lane, Notary Public:
l25d3m
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STITUTE FOR CALOMEL,

IT IS A THOROUGH VEGETABLE SUR
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& WOODWARD,

Magazine street, New orleans, La,
Sole agents and Joint proprietors for the
Southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS,
FRIDAY, June 5.

SENATE.-Mr, Ferry of Mich. presented Pc
tition Of Woman's Equsl Suffrage Association,
asking Congress to confer the elective franchise
upon women. Referred 10 Committee on the
judiciary.
Mr.. Log gan presented petition signed by 2 900
citizens of Illinois, praying Congress to charter
double track freight railroad from the Mlssis-
ssppi river to the Atlantic ocean. Referred to
Select Committee on Transportation.
Mr.. Crag called up bill for the better gov
ernme ut OF the navy. Passed.
Mr.. Sargent called up Honse 6h forfeiting
par apnlis rbinoad Passed.
Dir. Hamilton Of Nd. called mp The resolution
TO pay Francis W. Sykes late contcs amt from
Alabama, the salary OF Senator from March
!, 1873, TO May IS, 1874, amounting 70 = 37i 80.
After debate the resolution went over until
TO morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvES.--Mr
Swami (Md.) rose TO report upon the diplomatic
Appropriation bill, when
Mr.. Eldredge wis. asked him to Yield to al
ow the gentle man from Oregon (Mr. Nesmithl
To have read telegram relative 10 the recent
election in Oregon.
The Speaker asked consent to have the tele-
gram read, but objection Was made by M Gar
Messrs. Cox, Randall and EIdrsdge com.
mented upon this refusal OF what had been for
some years past custom Of the House, and in
timated that il ves because the republicans an-
ticipated these kilograms would not be Of a
character satisfactory to that party.
Mr.. Swami then reported the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill, with the Doom men,
dation that the Senate amendments BE- con
CURED in, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Kelley (Pa.), from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill to admit free
OF duty articles imported for exhibition at the
international exposition Of 1876. Passed.
The regular order was then demanded, which
was the consideration OF the bill for the i'm
provement Of the mouth Of the MisslssippI
river.
1t was debated at length by Msssrs. Croker
(Aass.), +. X: Hoar, Dunnell MINI HcCrea
~ (Iowa) and Kssson (IowaD
Mr.. Hurlturt (Ill.) closed the debate, and
Mr.. Garfield (OhiU) ored to reconsider the
vote by which the previous question was or
dered, in order TO offer substitute.
The House refused to reconsider the vote
yeas 102, nays l19.
The question was then taken on the adoption
of the substitute proposed by Mr.. McCrary-
known as the canal plan-and the substitute
wac adopted-yeas 1S, nays 50.
Mr. MCCTaTy demanded the previous CUES
ton On the Passage Of the bill, which was sec
0nded.
MIR. Garfield demanded the yeas and nays on
ordering the bill read third time, ana they
were ordered.
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The government wa TO reoOnvey to the grant

The government Wa 10 recOnvey TO the grant
or what Il oid not require
pufchsse, shan bs dad sEkjso sa-A fsrDss al
ccndtiten, as Sha bs fAershI rsaScaao ~ "a PIES
aa6 81 shs bptldtnsS, and ,HsTrOrs at, GA
'hs !ots gsHodiy IN ihs sad ciy, - aHy Pa-ic-lay
BY this clause OF the deed IL would appear tbs,
ments generally were TO be subject % the discre-
ton OF the President.
An examination OF these old canysv aaceS
shows very conclussvely that the FEDERAL goyeru-
ment determined that no other Interests az,
those OF the United Stats should be primlrily
considered, and that all Others should De subord
mate 10 the Sc.
The plan OF the capital city, determined upon
under authority OF Congress, aud subsequently
on December 10, 1871, submitted 90 Congress bN
President Washington in q message OF TIA. date
further illustrates the purpose OF the federa
government In establishing It's capital.
This bTir e. II 20 the consider alton of the ques-
ton a. to the extent and character OF expense
contemplated in building the federal city. IL IL
perfectly manifest from q moments examine
ton OF this plan that city was laid OFF here for
the use of the United States upon q scale hlth
erto unknown In this or any other country; upon
. plan 70 carry out which would inevitably
lead to an expenditure entirely beyond the
requirements of city for business pur-
poses. 1t was a plan having reference Pc
culiarly TO the wants OF the government, and
not 70 those of its inhabitants; its streets anc
avenues, in number, length, and width,
are upon q scale that was appropriate for a na-
tioDal capital, but was entirely Inappropriate 20
the demands OF q sparse population not engaged
In manufacturing or commerce, and " he q m an
ufsctures and commerce were not encouraged
70 come. Not only are the streets unusually
wide and numerous, but throughout the CITY
are large reservations, so that II may be est
mated that the whole area thus set apart en-
braces much more than one half OF the whole
city, the streets and avenues alone, of which
there are 30 miles, varying in width from 90 TO
leo feet, amounting 70 one-half Of the entire
The following table Of oompsA,e stree,
areas will illustrate the scale or magniacenoe
upon which the city was laid out.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Foreign Notes.

JEFPEPSON DAVIS COMING HOME.
LONDON, June s. jefferson Davis sailed from
Liverpool yesterday Tor New York on the steam
er AdTiatic.
TIKI ANNUAL RACE
Tor the OAKS stakes, next IN Importance to the
Derby,was run on EPSON Downs dow rs to-day
The CHI. {. Apology won. The CHI. f. Miss Tots
came in second, and b. Z. Lady Patricia third.
The weather was favorable FOR the race.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 5.-The House Of Commons
last night, by vote Of 16l against 12o, adopted
proposition OF the government that public
houses in this city shall be kept open on week
days from O'Clock a. m. until 1880 O'Clock st
night. The House by a vote of 3s2 against AZ
approved the governments proposal that such
houses shall be opened on the same days in
towns having over $500 population from q.
m. to III p. M, and in towns Of q less number of
people from a. IN. to 10 p. m,
During the evening Disraeli said he would
take occasion to correct misappret enson that
this would be q short season; several bills of
extra Importance were to be presented to Par
lament. They would be introduced a. an early
day and If the members FILTERED way thei r
tine, the session inste al OF being short would
be unusually long.
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The District In Congress,

MEETING OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
The Senate Committee on the District of Co
lumbia held a regular weekly meeting to day,
and the chairman was authorized to offer the
following amendment to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill: "For the National Association for
the T, lief OF the Destitute Colored Women and
Cnildren OF the District OF Columbia, ten thou
sand dollars"
Tenney, A. II. Herr AMI Evan Lyons, appoint
Ell at The meeting of the business msa of
Georgetown held last evening, appeared before
the comm ttee to urge the passage Of House
bill ,O25, (alresdy passed the House } provid
ing for the extension of the Washington City
and Point Lookout railroad into Geor geto wn by
way If Piney Branch and Rock screek.
MIR. Tenney acted ss spokesman for the dee ga
ton, al d expressed the hope that the bin would
pass the Senate, as IL has already passed the
House. The people of Georgeto va require the
facilities which this road would give. They
regard the bill as one OF great Importance, and
would r, joice in its passage. To give an idea Ct
he would say that the iourinz mills OF that city
have a capacity of q 900 bushels OF wheat per
week, and Of 900 barrels per day. Such
rail- DAD would benefit not only the milling, but
to give the subject careful csn-ideratio
Mr.. Samuel l.. Phillips, president of the
appeared before the committee to ask that IL
recommend that his company have the privi-
lege OF extending its line from the Potomac
terminus on 18th street to the 9th street wharf
y
the excursion boats now land at the 9th street
wharf, and the passengers have to travel
through the mud for go yards to get TO the carr.
lie further stated that the property holders
have no objection to the proposed extension.
The matter was referred to a subcommittee
consisting of Messrs. Robertson and Jones TO
investigate and report.
TIE CONFERENCES COMMITTEES on the Legts-
lstive, Executive, and Judicial appropriation
bill have nom concurred in the Senate amend
ments to the bill retaining in the Off &c Of the
Secretary of the Treasury the several chiefs of
divisions established by Secretary Boutwell,.
TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL has decided that
irrespective Of the time or place Of marriage
or the reside nee of the parties, white woman
married TO citizen of this country is to be
taken and dee med a citizen Of the United
States.
RESOLUTION" GREEN got the advantage OF
Revolution" Hodnett before the District in
vestigating committee to day. Green got the
floor and kept It, much to Hodnett's disgust
who wanted a chance to talk at the committee
but only succeeded in getting a promise to be
heard at some future day.
How MANY NEGROES In the United States
run barber shops in which no negro could get
shav6d for 800? Is this distraction between
the cOlors a race prejudice for which the poor
barber ought to be punished? or is IL a business
necessity which tie law cannot relieve him
from, and therefore should not punish him for
the baIbII shops with the hotels, railways, the
aters, etc ? Evidently they knew that they
were enacting An absurd, unjust and inOpera
tive Kansas City Times.
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The Will Of the Late j. Edgar Tho,mp-

PHILADKLPHIA, May 5.-The will Of the late
j. Edgar Thompson was probAt<d to-day. He
appoints trustees, al ter providing for his wife
and two rsters, niece and nephew, said trus-
tees TO appropriate the remainder OF the net
income OF the estate after payments specified
or 80 much Of 1t as may be judiciously applied
thereto, TO the education and mai tsnance OF
fa8ers may have been killed while In discharge
OF their duties, preference to be given, fret, t.
orphans OF employees engaged upon the Penn
sylyania railroad; second, TO those Of the Geor-
gia railroad, between Augusta and Atlanta,
Georgia; third, to those Of lines controlled by
the Pennsylvania railroad company by lease or
otherwise; and fourth, to those Of the employees
OF any other railroad company of the United
States Of America. The estate Is valued Ct
S2,000,0O
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REAR ADMIRAL FABICs STANLEY, L. 5. N
was yesterday placed upon the retired list
This promotes Commodore Mallsuy to be rear
admiral,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05

TIE BEsIGNATIoN OF Assistant SecretarY
the Treasury Sawyer has not yet gone TO tht
President. Mr.. Sawyer says, however, he will
transmit il as soon as be has time 10 prepare 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05

SECRETARY robson is absent from Wash
inston to day, on q brief visit 70 Norfolk.
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The DOMINATION of Lieut.. Hoxie was re
ported TO the Senate from the District of Co
lumbia Committee last Monday. The report
was favorable to his confirmation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05

SECRETARY BRIsTow was visited at the
Treasury department day by quite a number
Of friends, including fair representation from
Kentucky and more than the usual daily num-
Der of members Of Congress, who desired to
congratulate the new head OF the Treasury.
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rs TTON.

FE'BIs Fyprlar ana Healthy 5u-1mer Resort, Of
us.e- - the lG--t part of L1Ut5UG, = a
ven Gear fuLceliylile DEPOT, Walking yEsft4g
tCD and Ohio b, rived, IL mc1uts.ILs, is.s-lll
IL miles from The Bl1s EiEe, a3i "a hours
ride ~ rail from Ws-hiEctCu City, is nov.
gen, for the reception Of guests, s-a<On i-7i
b sutifui scsLery, Peasant walk, 8 livery
stAtle near BY, bathroom, a. icC-house hilsi,
large air. r1J1.s, aid piano IA she house.
Hrs viii be given fre lCt LILY II desired b th.
tCarCeIs Te-hs l-uisGf Those viss.iry 20 e., or
the cool brCeLes q this eIsyaiCa Eion Ei a1Gre5-
A %. WEIGHT,
Reund Hin r. o ,L0rdoun County. Va.
RefereECes At 1903 + street northwest 20 u
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SIMMER RESORTS.
RAlii AL II SPRINGS.
BATH c. TNTY.VA.

This hfaItAsul, bean, mi, and delightful Resort
w. - lea fer yi-IsJ 90 JUNE 1T. sskA
IfsTe are various -prT "a 9 sivsl, sui Vslk~s
D ur. aud la'f :. ST r.-, which rave St..ltAE
pet eta mars iu he various dis
To- Sl 2 ucu 81 gT- Ne -s.4.
De hgt'6 - So ut urP9srE il the mountains;
~. lsta :. fH a 0.=- u q any market
Cal afls", he node --s large aud 81 aiy: tho
&C la-y s. J-eH- b. - -x.sHC-It, H1d n1tEIUE IL
vs. ting 20 sUs-Eu'.- 3 t';N - u tsurs.
auy "a t-, LTC1TI.l v.aAs, and sturAl curiOsi-
ties il -re g.sr-t'E. Tho streams bound vii p
fish t1- v5. = ~'-I sTJ-, suS iiuds, CrJl net ,
tee -ff .-rrs ti.I UtETl,f- sTa '~Far5t t'r
erJrl rHr-t 90 % - L 81 - PLA' for n -Ish,
p g-7lr@, sr..' eco Z DO.
m. ss1tar r..u-5 % r.U- vcsss; s750 ger
Wa.k. 9 -.r asv t.s'-.--t IN ser ten -1aTs old
ant C. iyE.t SER g.. I - s5i-a.
Csr.Eir :. Eg>Ey FzEvvsy. manager; Dr.
GEos CO " tHEE-EEEHS- resident physician.
JU~FP9 EAETER.
" &C.. CSRHtSGTOE,
% 81 pVr-ers and PROPRIETOR.
- Il ME- hES Ubr-d gh aud n, althy lleatI %;
- sr0C aver. PLENTY z frrtt ne comforts. 80
4 irut-s n ION SIS p-fGg. Call ON y ali -
NJ NJ J hLENEDY, BIa!su-b1r7, Nd. Mo-
crate terms. J-+-St-
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INTERNAL REvENUs.-The receipts from
this source to to-day were 1926, 2l7 80.
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The Democ rats Carry Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Dispatches from
eastern Oregon indicate that the democrats will
elect the entire state ticket. Eighteen csunties
give Grover 5S4 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05

THE CABINET wss in session about two hour
to-day, all the members being present except,
ing he Secretary of War and the Secretary OIL
tie Treasury.
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('APtN SPRINGS AND BATHS, W. VA,
OPES JCNEI

IT, csc are A'kaii1C cart -ra.ed Waters, contain
ipg also Iodine saf Sal sut l., h'A. A..
Tt d. ssse~ IL which {. e. nave proved vCSSAS
q 10 able efiiCacy A..LzE
]. Gf tie h idn-y o % sdtsT.
2 Rht IN asism and GJuf
3. Acid DysssIsls.
& HOu.e disSas ~ the zkin, and W nder!ully re-
s.Orative {. ths male CoEsi,Ri hen eufeebIr!
pTCstrsttd ~ spCCi.l mA'eiics. For proof
NhtTCtf see med'caI testimony ia our psgaphlst
TLeTe 10 no hner sumner ciima,e H. the world. The
BATHING Is SUPERB.
sc, very fine Su phEr aud Iron Springs At Ran l.
Evsu EIECiJJs and airy acc mDJ4l Nti4ns 81 81
TiCr. Bstrt, : IS aud 6 Is 9ef week; I5to So r
H'Lth, ~ states iulJ IN pamphlet, with all other
par itulars. Apply tC-
j.3-w.fn TRAZGER SALT, Pron-fetnrs
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fTnE wiNIwoITH, At NEWCAs .

"a NENINChIH, at ACAS-
A TIE, tour utlles fT n Portsmouth,, n .HE4T
H. entirely EeS, with al modern I1- Al,sZx i
pr0Vement., location the fue-; tie coast : q
II AMAZING vtows Il PsNtE, haUsy Sai0ietsCk, Ac4-
El.EtiCus sId Nh:te Mountains, Isle> u Sn1als,
b 2 aid j amgt u BraShe-, sXCtIirnt Tdiaz, fish
1Eg, tCaiiCS std tafhug f.Ciiit1e- miami, ri eI
ara ocean being inn dizteiy sff-reff; prIA grove
diTfCty bthl.d %" heCse, !. nd l0"tct harb8- "
y acres sur laaiie-' ssd Children SA-ksng Take
cars he Eastern Railroad fsr r. Tt mouth who're
coastes Will De IA waiting. CHAS. l.. CAMP
EkLL. Pr TietCr. lI-p.W Sfl3t
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JORDAN ALUM SPRiNGS,
ReCKBBI GE CoUS1Y, VIRGINIA.
Accommodation fer Over 500 Visitors

Th= third SEASON OF this GeiightFuI Add popusr
Watering Place q il. C.C4IEeICe vi tbs Is: n a
Cf Uue, Wht n the spg CT rs establishment pG iS
will lie sTenfd q vi-itors IcrIEl
The Grand Hotel has been completed since a.
ss5sr, AID IS IT tha large most deFn and
& TIseEtafl5 IN tie uCu.taiLs Its rooms large,
nieIt, ard 81 gaUtiy fuI nshed having IN
esCh TCOu; alec, iectTiC b-s connecting with the
Cfce fTCu every orr, ard blsO FROM the cottages
On ihs 1t q JIIy the or EiBai hotel, 10 use tho
first tive sDIs, viii be opened on tire Faro Peau
plan, a1d I. kIOvJ a. fke European House. IL ha1
all the i'm prov eHeuts Il the Grand III tel.
Tie waters % the three sgrii Alan, IOtinc-
Alum RLC Chaiy bea.e.
The ALuspoIi- Bard, from the Naval AcademT
vii furnish most Deli -hitUl m5sIC OT the al room.
(Which IS The la5sssG IL she IEauE.silsJ and tn
Law q.
BOWLING SALOON, BILLIsED BOON, with
tables, EeT At 90 SeI a., and Ill otter aaG5uClel
Nidsd.
MI 5 TIESERY, JR., ECl kIos 20 ihs ira
vcliug Eubiic - having D-sD con-: Cset tOT yeas
with The Cr-eLb-i-r hI:a al JJ~a recently Wi-E
the ALI bsuy Se - "a y ~ t-~'-t - the
SEGMENT. ". }. kDGAB CHANCELLOR Resi.
dent A hI stefan.
TERMS
Per DAY Ter JGus.--------- --...........--.- 30
Fer - b 81 } GIi.......-.-.--. 81 -
Per -sJ 4 o. } ..N lst.--- ..--.-..--.....-.. -
PEI usr a. from JAY Isl. ..... 80 - Is j
acc TuiI csti DO { - us. T2eTe Is n differ
eEce, t1VCytr, IN furniture Ct convent OhiII
I'm ULder ttD. auc srIvae -, half TriCe waite ses-
warts according L. acCt ID ~ izt!,.us fssi TeI.
Fer descriptive pans Aists and analyses CfVaters,
arb TIC
J.SS C.. r. LUCK, Manager.
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OREGON GONE observation-disclosures
tive Nesmith, of Oregon, received TO- day the
following telegram. dated Salem, Oregon June
4th :-"GrOver. governor, LaDow, NJ. u, and
entire democratic ticket elected by near one
thousand. GILFkED,D
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Posi- OFFICE APPoINrMsSTs.-Charle A
Bell, of illinois, is appointed a regular first
class clerk, in the Money Order Office, at ! 200
per annum, vice James Il. Lawrence, resigned
John Q. Morgan, of Tennessee, irst-claSs
clerk in the Stamp division, Finance office, al
81 200, vice George ID. Scott, promoted.
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NAVAL GAzETTE.-Lieut Commander Chas
f. Schmetz has been ordered to the Colorado.
Lieut. Commander F. j. HIgginson has been
detached from the Dictator and granted leave.
Surgeon Benz. f. Gibbs u detached from the
naval station at New Orleans and ordered to
tie Norfolk navy yard.
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The DISTRICT ISvEsTIGATIoN.-The Joint
Special Committee investigating affairs in the
ID strict of Columbia, held prOtracted session
to-day. During the morning q committee of the
john Pope HOdIett's mass meeting, claiming to
represent the worhingmen, appeared and pre-
sented the comm tee with a series of long resJ
ntions adOp ed at that meeting. One OF the
mmittee stated to a representative OF The
STAR to Cay that IL vas hardly probable thai
they would be ready 10 submit their report thi>
week. The argument of Col. ChTisty has no.
yet teen returned from the Cover nment Print
ing Office.
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THERE is some speculation abolt the Treas
ury to-day upon the subject OF appointments
but particularly with reference to the offices o:
solicitor and assistant secretary. While it is be
lieVed that Mr.. Robinson, the present assistant
solicitor, will succeed Mr.. Banlield, il does no.
SEE IN to be the purpose 70 make An appointment
imme diatelv. Nr. Fuller, OF Toledo, Ohio, AMI
MI. VIM. +. Chandler are both spoken OF IL
connection with the Succession to Mr.. SAWYER.
Mr.. Chandler was formerly an assistant secre-
tary OF the IRE asuIy.
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CfOlNT, ST MANY , COUNTY, NJ. Ey&V
Tt.s lev hotel, newly fgruI-nsd, l. now E..Sl
open Tor the reception Of guess. II il beautIu.fy
s-tHaseu, 'Hn' di.ely On the 81. Georgs ard PotC-
IiaC rive rsi capable = Scsou mudatinE ahJu' one
hCAcr- scests- II TA Bile vil. be bOuntifully
su2lliec with All ths salt water d-iicacies. God
baIhIns Etth a.iiti nal improvements in bathing
houses, &c. Good angling, slEays plenty saiiIOg
aLc EshiLS D. AZ IJr ths Mt uf the guests,
Tree % Cha gs. here s. 3 usw ste a:DlOst wharf
"a - tlately ~ she pisces 60 which the steam
Gtors'auTa 'OU. ha5 or har regular trip between
ASH gto1 AUG Baltimore, ard Will also make hAE
regular wrsk!y eNCursi- Us TerrGs flr board 20
Ter Ga, : 10 p-r week : s. par month. Uhi teen
eIc s,rEaIts bali Ftl~c. L. }. MARSHALL, PsO-
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