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District Affairs I'm Congress.

The Senate, this morning, in proceeding with
business on the calender. passed over the fol-
lowing District bills, objection being made to
their consideration:
Act to Incorporate the Capitol, North o street
and South Washington railroad.
BIZ for the relief of the board of trustees OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at Arlington
Heights, known as Hunters Chapel.
Bill supplementary to the act entitled can act
TO authorize the Washington CITY and Point
Lookout railroad into and within the District OF
Column ia."
Bill to establish the Corcoran Park and Zoo
logical garden, near the Capitol in the District
OF Columbie, and 10 Incorporate a society to
street railroad thereto.
MI. Hitchcock asked to place the House bill,
on the calender as q substitute for the senate
bill, giving the approval and sanction OF Com
gress 10 the route and,te rmiuus of the Auacostia
and Potomac river railroad. No objection was
made, but Mr. Edmnnds stated the object
sought could be obtained when the House bill
was reached.
Bull to incorporate the washington CITY Inc
briate sylum In the District of Columbia.
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4 You're BRIDE FAILS THRoUGa CEE-
vAssR ON MoNT BLANCA melancholy &C T.
cent has just occurred in Switzerland. Mr.
and Mrs Liskeard, a young English pair on
their wedding tour, set out with q party OF
friends 20 make an ascent Of Mont Blanc.
When they reached the summit Of the Corridor
the ladies felt the cold so severely that the
guides advised the party 20 return. All were
fastened together with ropes, and the bride set
out leaning on the arm Of guide. Hardly had
they taken 3 hundred psces when Mrs. Liskeard
snd her companion sudde My disappeared dow n
a crevasse, covered with q slight layer Of fro
zen spow. UDbsppily, the rope by which they
were connected with the others broke, and the
were seen no more. The husband at once pro-
cured extra assistance from the Grands Chai-
cts, but the bodies could not be recovered, aud
II is thought they are scue thousand feet doWa
IN the mountain. The death Of the two un OR
tunste persons must have been instantaneous
Gdlighdni's Esssen0er.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
Foreign Notes.
CELEBRATING yICToRIA's ACCESSION To TN

CELEBRATING YICToRIA's ACCESSION TO rHE
THRONE.
LONDON, June 2.-To day is the thlrty-sey-
enth anniversary of Queen VictOri as acce ssion 10
the throne. The day is observed by the ringing
OF belis, firing salute, and ether usual demon
STATIONS.
A STEAMER DISABLED.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-The new steamship
Montana, which left here on the ITth instant
on her hrst voyage 10 New York, has returned
with her machinery disabled. She had no pas
seDgers.
CONCESSION TO PARIS.
PARIS, June 20.-It il reported % At the gov
eminent has consented TO accept the amend
ment accept 10 the municipal hill extending
for two years the operation OF the present
law which provides for the nomination of
ma! ore by the government.
AGRICULTURAL.
BREMEN, June 20-An agricultural cOnven.
ton II being held here. Among the visitors to-
day as the King Of SaXpnv. There are a large
nun b. T OF American exhibitors and many have
received prizes.
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A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE IN IowA-A
breach Of promise case recently decided In Du-
buque IL Of more than ordinary interest TO
young men and women in Iowa. The case was
that Of Mary Haefer, who sued John Bechmsn
for breach Of promise, made in the year 1871
When the plaintiff was put on the stand, the de-
PENDANTS counsel objected that no evidence
could be given OF q promise of marriage. unless
the same was in writing. this being the pro-
vitions or tie statnte of frauds with regard to
all col tracts The court sustained this view of
The cesA- " -
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SINGULAR LlGHTkIEG STRoKE.-The Kittaa-
ming Free Press says: little daughter Of Mrs
Catharine Jack, a widow, residing near the
Crooked creek bridge, in A legheny township,
was killed by lightning on Monday afternoon
last. The girl, 1t appears, Nss in the garden
with a bright tn pan, picking Off potato bugs,
when fash of lightning struck her on the siie
ofthe head, killing her almost instantly. The
fluid also tore q large hole in the bottom of the
pan, and passed from thence into the ground
A smaller sister of the child killed, who was
standing a short distance on, was stunned by
the cQncussiOn.
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THBLIBRRAL RRPUBLIcA Es.-wel- informed
people have some time believed thst tae liberal
republican party was dead ana had found rest
by some process of interment or cremation.
But ii seems that there lie a small and faithful
remnant still left, and that IL met the other day
st Buffalo. Among those present were General
C0cbrane and Mr.. Manierre, of New York.
"There was free Interchange Of views" and
il was resolved unanimously to recommend an
independen ut and distinct state convention. as
well as independent congressional nominations
This state convention will be held at Syracuse
in August.-N. y. World.
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A CONCESSION Top.Rr,
ARaIIoonat,e Crapezis,

JUtI THb FhTE hE MIGHT HAVE ENPRCrgD.
ALI NTowN. PA, June 20.-Yesterday Prof.
Pierce, Of Philadelphia, attempted a balloon
ASCENSION on a tTspe re bar, from the Floral Fair
grounds. The lifting power being INSULT cient,
he Was dragged through trees ami against
houses. More gas supplied aud a second at
tempt made He sailed above the houses for
about a block, when, descending, he struck
against dOTmer window, breaking a collar
bone ard several ribs, aud sustained internal
injuries threatening his life.
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an aged manufacturer Of PERCUSSION caps, was
badly Damaged on Staten Island by an explosion
OF htIo-RlyceTine, and his wife was knocked
trouble was caused by Mr. Hicks placing tea
spoonful Of wet giy cerine into the oven OF q
stove to dry, AZ he bad often done before Tnis
tine, however, 1t exploded with great force,
tore the store to pieces, broke the furniture
and SMASHED windows, besides iLaicting the
above In iuries.
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TIE TyRP-The Fleetwood Park races were
continued yesterday. In the trial for horses
that had never beaten 2:25, four started.
Young's Bruno won the first, second and rfth
heats, and Crown Prince the third and fourth.
Bruno's best time was 2:2ik; Crown Princes
2:25
The Ascot QIondop) meeting closed yester-
day. The race for the Ascot plate Was won by
Lowlabder, and that for the Alexandra plate
by Kirq Iud.
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Mrs. ABRAHAM LiSooLx--At the eo7ven-
ton of the aboiition'sts In Chicago last ~eek
Mira j. q. Swisshelm said that the widow OF
Abraham Lincoln hsd been greatly misrspre-
seDted. "Her inh aence. J" said Mr. 8 wisshelm,
always the friend OF the slave-{cried Of
.fIp') and she was the adviser o. her hus-
hand ON the abolition question: Mrs. WISE
sonsi knowledge. (ApPiause.) -srookiyn Unisn
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SrRoxe PRooFs OF GUILr.-rhe goli watch
and thswl belonging 90 Mrs. Freese, Of Rut-
land, VT, VITO was murdered q few nights ago,
have been found at a pawnbroker's Office IN
Boston ard the pawnbroker hiss been 70 Rutlsnd
and Identified Phsir, the man arrested, as the
person y 10 rawned the articles. An interest
ing itfm 10 the evidence against Phsir 10 the
fact that q razor vas picked mp in the ruins OF
Tie burnf q building. while all OF Phair's shaw
ing utsnsils except the razor were found a. his
hotel. A key. too, that tts one OF the doors In
Plair,s hotel has been fonnd near the scene OF
the murder, with biocd on u. Phsir r. an OLD
<ts'e prlron bird, and once tried % klll man It
Verrennee.
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New York Rank statemeu,

NRw YORK, June 20.-Tho fOlluSing is the
weekly hank statement: Loans decrease
81 $50, coo; legal tenders, increase, $50 Gao:
SeposIts, cecrta S5, IO2 200: circulation. d.
crease, 1880; reserve, in .rease, ISL 400.
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THE NOMINATION. of Bluford Wilson to be
Solicitor of the Treasury, vice Banfeld, re-
signed, see ms to give general satisfaction. MI.
Wilson is at present United States district at
torney for the southern district of Illinois He
acter,
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Specie Shipments To day

NLw YORK, j ane 20 The aggregats specie
shipments 10 day was S2S2 coo, OF which : ISg
0l0 vas gold coin and the remainder gold aud
silver bars.
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PREsIDEsr GSAST will attend the forua
opening Of the bridge across The Mississippi
river at St Louis on the 18th of ,Juiy next
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AT LAsT-The will OF the eccentric Mr.. Ge-
rard provides for the giving OF silver medals 70
" the most sniiabie boys and girls in some OF
the New York schools, iBasmueh as IL places
within the reach Of children no. gtftef with
extraordinary intellect or q morbid love Of
study prizes in recognition OF qualities quite a.
pleasing, IL not as usefulv Here, at last, is the
frst chance Of prize winning for that we'll
known class OF pupils who never do anything
hut % sit and eusi,e.r
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1T IS UNDERSTOOD an effort will be made a.
the next executive session of the Seuate To re-
consider the vote by which the nomination OF
Edward McCook to be Governor of Colorado
was confirmed,
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bills APPRovRD.-The President has az
proved number Of bills, among them the fol
lowing:-An act making appropriations for tn,
legislative, executive aud judicial expenses o
tie government for the year ending June 30th
1919, aud for other purp poses. An act to author
ize the issue Of duplicate agricultural Ian
scrip, where the original has been lost or de
strUytd.
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1HKRE rs A RUMoe flying around the Capjt0
to-day that President Grant will appol mt As III.
three commissioners under the provisions of th
new District bill, \. Il Shepherd, Edwarc
Btele and ThOs. Il. Bryan. The GuId nuncs, II
addition, have It Ihst Governor Shepherd giIi
oeClne. This "s.ate" must be premature, from
the TACT u at the enrolled DILL for the new form
OF government for the District hes not vet beer
announced ia either hOuse, and as a coase
quenee lot yet signed by the President
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A PlGHT to.k place yesterday ct Toronto be-
tween tvo French CanadisDs-E. Creyier aud
McClusy. Crevier sIrck the latter twice In the
face, when the latter fell dead. Heart disease
il thought 20 have been the cause OF his death.
Creyier ID under arrest.
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PrRsoFAL- Among the WA-hingtoniaDs saii-
ing from New York for Europe to day ar
Messrs. nj. W. and Charles f. Gait. The for
mer goes fer brief wifi, and the latter will
we believe, make a somewhat protraeted s:sy
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A CHICAGO Abortion CAsE-Dr. Charles
Earll and two others, of Chicago, have been
arrested, charged with murder In pr0ducing an
abortion which resulted In the death OF Q young
girl, Koeette jackson. William III. Fiagg, the
brotber-in-law and supposed seducer OF the de-
ceased, 10 under arrest 81 an accessory.
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The SENATE to-day passed the House bill
srffopriathg $50 for the purchase of the
watch Presented BY WASHINGTON to Lafayette
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TBE CURRENCY BILL passed the House thi,
afternoon at fifteen minutes after two O'Clock
by yeas 221, nays 40.
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TIE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION Bill
was taken up in the Senate this afternoon, an
several amendments agreed to, among then
the following: For fixing up the basement O
the Fost Ofice building 5000, 900. For ex
ttnding the old City Hall TO T. street, An,
maslng necessary repairs to the oil bu'lding
$4,000. For the expenses of the Board q
Ii alth, $4,000.
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE-There was large
mum Der of visitors at the Executive Mansion
to-day, some en- business and others anxious to
pay their re7I ects to the President Secretaries
Eish, Bristov, Delano, Attorney General Will
lamH, Commissioner Douglass, and a number
OF Senators and Representatives had interviews
with the Precedent
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'N7FENAI REvBs Us-The receipts from this
source to-day were S2a3 s2S o..
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THE MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATION bill vester-
day received the coup de grace in the French
National Assembly by the adoption OF An
amendment WI ich win have the effect of main
tanning the present OF municipal elections.
Rather to the surprise OF everybody, the ma
jerity for the amendment counted, dp 2S8 It
wss at once announced that the till was With
draWp.
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FESTIVALS

NoIIoL1Ths papils Of 81. Mary. academy, ct
Bar eeNilIe( on the Metropolitan GAiiroa iil
optBa rs i n for tie b. n-ht e sr MAkYS Hall
ahd CHI ROB ON TUEsnAY.the lFh 4 July The
taiI VIII cor til ne until the lluviIg Saturday in
ciLsive, elcsirg each day ct 10 O'Clock p. m.
10 TbUkspAf, the l6tf, az 70 CLOCK a. the
pl-tI1bctish CT p eniuns for the Ac tdenic Year
III tste Plsce. lmmediately sfrer The Distribution
re Abrual Entertainment Of - NsIys and ST
hese sundsy s. hOOls III take place. The parents
ard r;.t d. OF tie cntlcrtD requested to attend
TIE IL trcpolitSn Branch n ain Tor Point of Rocks
stc inter- me die way stations le svts the b o. Il
epet st o'clock .. IN also, 81 Sis O'Clock O. M
stskfs IN from the deeot to the center of ths
Twp, Hotel accpmmodstf ard private board ios
en- b had IN and near the & wn.
JOSEPH Q. BIRCH,
Poster 81. Mary Oh ureh, Barnssy lille, Mon gone
~ CCussy, Nd. ie1O AZ
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1sE RECEIPTS from internal revenue sources
to-day were s293 92S, and tor the fiscal year to
ds'e Tie returns foot mp $50, SOS, si2, which less
than half million dollars reaches the com
missioneTs estimates. The hundred millions
VIII probably be shown after MONDAYS receipts,
ard u returns during the remainder of the
month will &c sdrpIus.
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0Au Osborn county, Can, babe was car
ried OF by wolves last week.
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SAFE BURGLARY OR WgAI?-The Joint Sc
leet committee on District affairs this morning
examined Gen. Mack, OF New York, an en-
plcye OF the house in that city, but upon
what points the committee for the present de
cline 10 make public. IL is said that expert,
~IO have been examined, and made comp.rj
tCn OF hettleship's writing with the anonymou.
Iet'ef 10 ar Harri rs ton apprising him Of the
attempt TO be made to rob his safe, pronounce
The letter 10 be in the hand writing OF NettIe
snip The committee expect to make q report
on the subject on MONDAY
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- 0TICE.-PaKTIEs WHO DESIRE TO DIS
! Foss Of all kiDts Of WEARING APPAREL,
cen u them for hi CHER cash price than snypta ace
" he city, by calling addressing b xRZoG, s1T
~ street, tetSeea 9Th ard i0.h n. ". Prompt stten
tion will be given. mayl6-tr
DoBTLASD iIsPORTED CEN sNr, FOR
u neklcg Artificial etoDe or any Kind Of Concrete
sorA Tor Cellars, water work.. paTemeuts, bald
mes bricges. &C, where strength IL Desirable. TIE
bsG Cer1sn In tbs world. Sole agent for District
OF Coinmots- WM. GUfNA6D,
mC%I oxS Louisiana syenus.
WHSLEsALS MIX snd OBEAM DEPOr;
No eSx Hh q W. MIX $40. gaslon
times day. Usls lm'l JOHN J. sRIPMAH.
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DELEGATION Of prominent citizens of
Washington, representing both political par.
ties, waited on the President to-day and pre-
sented a numerously signed petition OF the
business men and pr0pertv-owners of The ID "a.
tfict requesting the President 20 appoint Mr.
WIliism II. Clsgett one of the three commis-
sioners for the government OF the District As
provided In the bill recently passed by Con
gress. As the bill has not yet reached the
President, he, of course, could not assure the
committee as TO what his action would be with
regard to their petition.
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- In New York, last evening, Margaret Nc
Carty was pushed OUT second story wfniog by
her husband, and fatally injured. Rum was the
cause.
SThe eighteenth ballot for a Senator In
the Rhode leland legislature resulted: Burn
side, -. Dixon, 20, Barstow, II, scattering, 81
Convs ntion then adjourned.
- Mrs. Audubon, widow of the celebrated
naturalist, died at Kellysyiile, Ky, yesterday,
aged 81. She was lady OF unusual attachments,
and WAS rhe constant companion of her hus-
band in his labors and travels, and visitei the
principal courts Of Europe in his company.
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NEWS FROM THE SoU1 ATLANTIC SQUAD
RoN.-Dispstches dated the 23i of Nav have
been received from Rear Admiral Strong. corr
mandiDg the Dsval forces on the south Atlanti,
station. The Monongahela was then at Rio
and the Wasp at Nonteyideo. TIE health of
the squadron continues good. The Mononga-
hela had recently returned from a visit 10 can.
FTio haIbor, where the crew were exercised In
various duties. AL the iron clads at Kew West.
except the Dictator. are 20 be sent TO the navy
yard at Pensacola, where they will be moored,
with sufficient fsrce To take care or and pre-
serve them and keep them In readiness for se-
curing full complement OF officers and men
should occasion require.
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Lo AT HIS OLD TRICKs.-Reports received st
army headquarters show that the noble red
man stl continues to indulge in his favorite
paStime OF stealing horses and cattle and
Tightening women and children on the western
plains. IL a recent raid near Camp Supply the
ers and dairymen in that neighbOrhood were
SPIRITED away by the gentle ssvsges lea wing thu
htrders to tend their herds sfJot, while the dali
~ heh anks MS milk can from ranch to ranch,
after the fashion OF the sristocratic It.Ii.n
Trouoacour, who infests the streets of Wash
iDg.on.
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CLOSING CP FOR ADJoU is gen
orally conceded that Congress will adjourn o.
Tuesday at II o'clock, it b ing the extrern
limit which can be fxed for M)uisy's ses sion
10 atct mpi1sh ibis the Senate Wall have to worn
Doth night aid day. The HOu,e Is far in adj
vance with business. and there is nething in The
way TO prevent this branch or Coz yress from,
oeing ready TO close up, provided the SENATE
axe ACTON on tae several appropriation bIIls
now before it. 1t is probable both Hous.s will
continue their sessions threu "a to- morroY.
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NohINArIoNs.-The President sen. the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day
Bleeford Wilson, Solicitor Of the Treasury, rice
BanGeld, resigned; John NJ. Allen, pension
agent, Topeka, Kansas; NJ. Grlnager, register
laud q be-, WoTthiDgton, Mimi; Captain w IN.
Myers To be quarteTmaster, with rank of major
from January Is, 1867, and take rank next below
Major Jno. q. Chandler; Passed Assistant
Engineers John u. Carpenter and James L..
Lewis g Heilner to be master; Assistant Ensi-
netr Chas. f. Maggie to be passed assistant
engineer.
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RAED UGTFT..

SARATCGA SPRISGS
~ epep yule 10 This eieRarI. ard perfectly an.
utea HO.el, fs-ioz Congress Ss-k, IA 4
Esrs lss<ed tor = tern - yesrs. Win tie SeHAv
O. isfsrcs Of ms pr Their, sylvsnus T. - ILL
fus, q Essf POM, t1fo-fion is 20 Osr acC 10.
3ran n ever rep c. equal 10 any hssi IA Sar.
ass x-sb JOHN b. CoZZsss.
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ENOR MARSHALL HALL,
GLYNONr, AND
DILL's PAVILION
The fine ard commodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY
vii leave 6ih-street wharf every THU RSDAY
MOBslNG, AZ O'clock, on an -U@
EACJ bsIOS TRIP for the above -
places. H<rIx<a>9
Returning, will leave Diils Pss iii On a. O'Clock
.. m, snd arrive in Washington at s:39 o'siock
same evening.
Music, DAECING and REFRESHMENTS on
b and.
TITS trip fers TO cur ci,iysrs and especially TO
FAMILY AID sOClAL PARTIES, an opportunity
T. day Of healtbful recres'i- n AMI pleasure
equaled by any trip cut Gf the city. Every eff
81 all te made To make them pleasant aud agreeable
and worthy Il the pair, mage IF our CitizenA
Fai 20 Marshall Hall and returR........59 cents
Fare &c GlJ M Mt aud retp 50 cents
Fare to Pills Pavilion and rs ..-... ..... 81.
AEplJ to VIM. II. BHLES, Agent,
Js2O-tsepl 6-h-s;rest wharf.
THE FIRST ksfU1L PICNIC OF UNION
Battle A. VI n. CHU RGH will be h. Ia
MONDAY. June ~ ls-4. at HoHaId Park, 7th
street. Addr, will b. Geliverer by he Rev DR.
sEAToS, Professor JOHN NJ. LANssIoN, an6
others.
Admission, IS cents IT.
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RAnLOW'S GAr LsRV OF ART,
~ l229 PeausyIyauia ayelu
SUMMER RESORTS.
COBB's HOTEL,

- FISHING,
sNIPE sHCOEIHG.
CCBB'S HOTEL,
CCBB'S IsLASD, VA.
This wcil-hnI, u = INNER z. s8rt il u5w cpsu 20
the rec ptIsB Il Yt-i-,T- A. 4
T,IUs-S3 ger Dsy: sig per Week; etc SESAs
per Month 4 four w-sk- lssTsS
Route-Erom Eorf, Il by steamer'N. p Ta-k-.
SoEdSys, ei1eeda. a FfiJay-, 6 Ia. m.
Though Tickets to the Island sole on board Ol the
81 6n1rT.
For Ither iLfJI N alton addresz,
COBR RgOs z co.
lel9-lm Cabh's Island. Va.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFERENCE.-The Senate In
executive session last night confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Horace N. Cougar, OF New
Jtrsey, to be consul at Prague, vice David
Mem. Gregg, resigned. Fernando y. Willstt,
OF Colorado, secretary of legation at Mexico,
Wee Porter n. Bliss. resigned. William q.
WhitsoB, ssscci ate justice OF the supreme court
OF iosho. Charles NJ. Webb, United States at
nrhey Tor the western district OF Wisconsin.
Franklin w. Oakley, marshal for the western
District OF Wisconsin. Roger s. Greene, asso.
crate justice to ,be supreme court of Washing
ton territory. Henry G.. Webster, collector or
customs AT Puget Sound, w. T., vice 3. Gar
neide, removed Joseph II. Elmer, collector Of
eusto ms at Bridgetown, N. j. Richmond Pear
son, OF North Carolina, consul at Verviers and
ST. Marks, Fla, vice Issdore Blumenthal, re-
moved. Edward NJ. McCook, TO be governor of
Colorado territory, vice 8. II. Ebert, removed
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L &c U K 81 o N.
EkAHD IXCUKsIoS
ST. DOMINIL'S MUTUAL RELIEF SO.
tIETY,
GLYM6NT, ON MONDAY, JUsE q, 1874.

Tie cafe and c~mp odious Stesmsr COLUMBIA,
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