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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
EXERCISES AT TIE PACKER INSTITUTE.

The Commencement exercises OF the Packer
Collegiate institute held in the Institute chapel
JoTacmonst. Brooklyn, last evening The little chapel
was Gled overlooking with the patrons and friends OF
the school, and every seat taken before the exercises
began. Among the prominent persons occupying seats
OH the stage were Judge Joseph Nelson. Judge Joshua
NJ Van Cot A. ". Benson the Rev. DR.. Burlington, the
Rev A. j. Lyman, Disr.ctAtt rncy Tenney the Rev.
Drs Eusebius Prime, wills, and COchraue and Judge
Birdseye After organ prelude, the exercises were
opened with PRAYER by the Rev. David Ines. The
port ON compositions read by DR.. Ciittenden.
Twenty -four young ladies of the Senior Class received
honorable mention for their essays, ten Of whom read
evening fOllOWs SdluatOIy, Carnda III. Pcndc
ton: The Martyr Of the Oid, tue SAINT Of the New,
Georgia A. Cassidy; Manner versus Matter, Annie ?.
Baldwin; DcfeusiO Latui, Lily G. Sheets Plea for
Genius Elizabeth D. Fish; Our Year, Leila L. Draper;
Les Deux Napoleon, Adele Houdequin Common
Heritage. Kate H. :. Stcrng Lady In Cameo, Caro-
line Il. Haven VaedctOry, Alice NJ Tones.
the absence of A. a. Low, President OF the Board OF
Trustees the address the graduates and tie diplomas
were delivered by DR.. A Crienden, President of the
Faculty The following young ladies received diplomas:
Alice b. BALDWIN, Mary Davenport Julia A. Korrght
Annie r, BALDWIN, Sarah f.. Dixon Jessie VI. LOrtn
EliZbeth J. Beach, Leila +. Draper, Mary h. Morse
Sarah A. Beatty, Elizabeth ID. Fish, G. H. PendetOn,
Lille Beers Beatuce GrcrsOn, Mary II. Pryor,
Jane A. Bogue, Caroline Is. Haven, Minnie L. RptoD,
Clara c, CaIKns, Adele HOurdcQun, Lily &. Sheets
Clara Carpenter Annette LHunLley Kate L. s. Sterling
Georgia A. Cassidy. Alice Il Jones. Minnie L. Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

(,1cyhnm Vocy-Rcar Admiral James Alden. IT, ,.
TFoisi-Raruu de SAINT Anha fo'!u1o
Miris or at Washington ...S James h0ct-hdqilp ,ai ~
% IA riintnr NJ Vvashua and Horny g lSolsD ~
Hartford 800 IlTnlsor Vof,iH H. liurihIt We 5oI
10 land Columbus. Cincinnati aud lhdialhpi5 49, y,
- ,or,'ent ;,Isro1it EaaC 70. Wright Prc.lleh oI
tho Norrrrn Pacific Rqiltoad COmpanyS Ne ,oLS liss
ir,g,sf.r Davd TaviOr, 1. = army. mn. ,,,FN,I0
Yy@Ta'auieI Wheeler 81 Connecticut ;ErCfrf t ,s,n
povter pl.In "a 4, SION Gr1rd tcdTd, H"'et ~
b,in5r q or % West ~ Btstor y. i.eha't = So,
90 ToVrs,vf sur HONff
Ut y,ltr birsins,n of Banci. .SHFierdm lf0tst-
Iidg, Uoegf Cochran a. Whit Plains, y Hoi,t ,,h
JiI,cIndee Samnel ID. Faulkner Of DaLsyiI', y l.fth
trs,ye G1G-N. p. ln-as President 81 the lhuIhnapo
nj and Lala, ette KGIrlad COmlIDy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

he had attended every Commencement since 1881 but
one and never Intended to mss any, Francis NaEand
Of New-Iaven aud others. Prof Jenks made strong
appeal for aid for tie Tie Class OF 26 is cele-
bratng It's sem-centenma The veteran Of the Ciass,
Mr.. Warren OF Ncw-NOrk, VINO made TIE first address
this ternoon, is 81 Years old Ihcre were % men at
graduation II arc still living, and OF them are mere
Tie halt century since they LETT Brown has nO dtnn-
lshed at all tler attachment TO her, their neLr, j.
teTest in college affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

A clergyman, observing poor man by the
roadside breaking stones, ana kueeng, to get ut hrs
work better. made the remark: "Ah, John | wish
could break the stony hearts of hearers easily rs
breaking these stones" Perhaps, master, you
do not work Oh your knees" was the reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Jane, Williams Of Iowa TO be- Commissioner Of the Gen
Land OfirC: ". l. Wilson Minnesota
General Of Minnesota James DAVIS II P,nusyI h. be
the Indians OF the southern Apache
Mexico, aud Mrs. Erncsue otIrns TO DO FOststfess
jefferson, Texas.
Military Iromotfons-Maor II. c. Merriam Of the 9th
Infantry, 10 be- h,utnancOOlel Of the I'd Infantry Erst
Lieut. II. G. Pratt Of the 18Th Infantry To bee captain
Capt Robert NugeBt OF the 3th Infantry 10
OF tho Yiih Infantry The Rev. a. D. Mitchell OF P,nusy.
wanna, ~ be Post Chapa n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
THE MrrUoDIsT MISSION

The first meeting of the Board of Managers
Of the Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. appointed at the Baltimore Conference held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
YEW-YoRK CITY.

Mrs. A. T. Stewart has given $1,000 to the Five
Points Mission.
Policemen appeared for the first time yesterday IN
their SuHuio. hats
Since the hot weather began the odor III the coifl-
Gors II the Torrs - becoming offensive.
Commodore Vanderbilt gained strength yester-
dar and was soncvIa. better than the lay before
Salmon are row brought ia refrigerator cars diFect
from the Rest-ouche aud neigbOring streams In C@aia ana
tho British Provinces.
THE offer, Of the New-Yori Central and Hudson
ivor Railroad COMPANY state TIE fire at Athens VIII not
interfere VITA tic cuisines, Of the rl''L
At the examinations for admission 10 the Academic
DEPARTMENT ~ the University ~ The city o. NcwNoI hed
y,tota IL students # the Is who were exatn d passed
Among the warrants signed bv Controller Green
Yesterday Tntcr'gt on r.. cy d FIX % lgs in
Pay-rolis we've signed yesterday hv Mayor Wick
ham for Ia. Board 81 Fu,aton @igS,G' 80 laDorer' IN
street Improvements. sIo0o'i c.y para hAP'''"'"'''
Several 81 torres on Rrcadway8ro making large sales
o., toy cannous and American fa,' ro"rs ~ Ire -r'' rs
a..o doing thriving husu,s IN seIl 'ai 81" h"s7 WIN
iiled -t.Gs for - apiece.
In fine d.yor.c snit Of william =. Morgan against
CarI.ae T. = .g.u judge Van Hocscn. n Common Pleas
special lu a1 granted tHc husband t's yorso DC .aas
dc,sion Al Tic proper Custodian oi "' WIG
TN. .,p,r. to the Board OF Eralh Yesterday after
noon shove. ilil there DTa decrease Tn th" uiHu's
oi cas- 81 'o4i2s!,l. oi-' a all s"' W. 40 one
- ii1p Ire vc,a prryio's.
The Atl,uti, aid Pacific Telegraph Company an
noulc.. al bets,c1 June 20 and Iy J. duh"g which tIe
,,-,,.,ot ST. ,l ,.I.r.. con ,yr To-. r'd I"u, its
s'a.! i:.s %, a, b, r.iieci TO :, cents
Iuou IA. elr.i..ti1l o. tGe Soc. .tv far fhc Rotor
nation Of Juycal. u'1usrt. v,.iTay. Jldss DoA'aue
--ir.rl temporary sr.1a'H" r.-i.''''r A'.l ',.
uPs a. 'u g. l 81 .is .a,.,i c- prroia'.n',' u-I .'es
In ,.. .It b-,rri. by II.ursD soc for divorce
from Elizabeth u.,ra, 90 So u'nl alt il" i1'rd' ' was
,f .g. ,.i 4, husband living 1t On, tine, george .. Hart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
AnnouncementAi

WISTAR's' BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY has cured
many cases 0 consunptis 90 and u bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
eam.7o Noon. so'. Snmr 81 aidH Gf5 o.
Highest during tue daY, 81. In~c..Ili; o.
Average 7Iis. Same day, 1919, oo's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
NIM ARN.
oanies have advanced their rates 90 TO 80

Ice companies have advanced their rates 20 TO 80
per cent .
The City Tax Board is now sitting as Court oil
Appeals
The Essex County Road Board has advertised for
rr7ir for rryin, elforl pavement C'ntiaA'e, from
the "a! rad o. g nier-st
Tire Nrv-Eu giaEd BAPTIST Missionary As'o'la-ol'
c1or.i ORGANIZATION. e. now IN session. ana VIII continue "
meetings untlI r"in no" evening
James Connolly OF NJ. 10 Adams-st., and James
CONF. u SO Is Nc,arss were arrested on Monday night
foras,iuu N'o'a Bacscy ia ms ,lo'a ana r'yO'HS nun
u. e watch a.i CHAIN.
Rao'dy Lyon was arrested la'' night on charge
of brutal allt pref rrel by Johanna eoarl o. Nrtsi
,tf-, U assault it-' -I' i'l t.'c "4e'
arr. .t,.. Lel AMI al'o sell To LYON - escape
Asoci.,oI Hall in West fark-st.. recently the
properyof Young Meas Carsulu Association Is Ve2'ed
s Ir !. IS. Wrl oy purchase ii'r force are sAe D'.
Sod. POP. gut t.,"' ..' OF. o GA. az
r.,i.. l.t tIc A,.li amounting 10 $4,000 which the
f.,u.,..s d. uiIa ~, to recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

,.,, ,oo,, ., Trade. Edward Kantz Franz Werthiem,
Frau Noble Wilhelm from the Trade aud indisIal s,o
ianno Austria. Mr. Chael from the Lyons rra1eel Ia
r n commerce. aud deleg from the Domihoh Doa'u
Of Trad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

SUMNER STYLEs.-Costumes fer Gentlemen
notably dazzling with the beauty elegance and style Of
KNoxs HAS Stores 2l2 Broadway ana Filth Avenue o,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
STATEN ISLAND.

NEw-pORP.-Tho body of an unknown man was
found vest rlay IN the pool stand at TIE VuS Driving
The deceased apparently Frenclual. aboGt 81
years q agt. Lying y h' side sey,nbarr'd revolver
with two o tie c nbeg disc. argsL Two shot wound, were
found a ft silo The co.un,la verdict 'sul;.ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
LONG IsLAND.

Lose I>IAvD CIrY.-At meeting of the joint
Committee the queens and Kng County oan Of Super
y,,rs vest r4; bills the repas @, the Hunters Point
passed
JAiI'A-Verry Rarnts Robert and Fremont knight, aud
Nirlsr welsh, arrested uu SUNDAY, charged N lSicry
coIdYc, QUO Indecent assault and Barnes for assault Win
tent 500. ruvi 81 each iog ulsur'prN 'on0uc nc
other having vtn with ,raNu ai placed under bonds
OF $500 ior ti,r future loOi uC. aylJr
HisEuLh-Ihc Horticultural Exhibition and Centennial
SHOW Of tie Queens tpyny Agricultural society vii begin
today at the iaf gGUuuds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Preserve the teeth " old aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
POILCE NOTES.

The body of an unknown man was found in the
Fast River at The foot OF Thirty seyenths yesterday Both
OF the ,ss were gone.
The body of an unknown woman was found In the
East river yesterday morning at the foot OF Thirty seventh
st. IL Was greatly dccOmpOscd.
At . y. IN. yesterday Daniel Judge, ago 80, of No
81 Baxter t. attempted To- commit suicide IN liquor
OF homaa stack, No 20 Baxter ST. 10y swallowing ounce OF
laudluum.
George Mott and Charles PEPPER were arrested
Monday night and taken 10 the Twelfth Precinct station
charged with committing "a brutal assault upon Amanda
Roster ~ No. 22l ka,t Onohundrod yhrstst
In the case of John &. kedcrick of No. 602 East
FoureeLthst who died yesterday from injuries received by
bCus by stone truck the tOones jury eXOuorIed
thv driver Richard Cahlrt all blame.
Elizabeth Mmcuss of No. i0l First-ave. came to
her death OF quantity of Paris green
with commit suicide. Sho hat been married only
alleged wished TO because
disappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

IN MD
The attendance at the African Methodist Confer
te IN Buakin Nest,ray larger than usul including
rsvtal prominent Methodist crEmen ri the city. report
a. the d,uc between the Row. r. Murray the pastor OF
Fleet 20 CnucI auu the trustees al Ire cIlfCn
adopted PASTOR Bishop Nym1n stiu tAat IN
mailing appointments hC h'd found that there
more minister's tLLu congregations.
The Central Committee Of the Liquor and Beer
Dealers A'socison held meeting yesterday. Suggestions
received from sOao az the Liquor societies. urging the
o. or-auiatIon to be composed all the
der n the state Ia reference % sunday arrests viola
IACSe law iIiaL adeC. Ion
JUDGE Mcneil tlAe violation
amor, and Tat 4. Oakley Hall y,6 opinion
that arrests ur mist"Wc9unrs ~uuil" lc-al
Liquor dealers intend to make test th.s uut aud
successful VIII cIWfrd sue Tor civil damages ali the
rests made u.e ne provisions OF the SUNDAY Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY vi
Seven writs of certorar removing cases OIL s,teoV
sossu.ns 70 the Supreme Court were served OF S'S N
Tho West Side Methodist Episcopal sChurch has
retItioned the Board OF Aldermen !" ie'U''
lood Of mustangs arrived at the Erie Rail-
vav depo Yesterday fresh from Texas conssHed 10
Interested Ia the mustang races .a
n G. Meoie of Bergen-ave., on the Highis' recel'ou
slight sunsroke while standing IN NIB Sau vi
noon. He is now conyalescent. -,
peter Busch. dealer in silks at No. "a Howard
inio sapsIg uIts gro VIC fto inS''
The Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin Telegraph
Companies have petnoned for permission to extend '' %
aud erect poles tlrousha number Oh Stee'S III '"'
part vi the city 4, Do.,J
Major Seidler sent a communication to the BOafo
~ Aldermen last night calling attention to the cohuoh "
the jefferson Pound and the incomueeny "a
rho Committee Of the Board of Finance, which
has examining the OF Police Justice DAVIS ms
Discovered that instead Of 500, lie is only 81 10 Kin
crs have been returned 10 him and two weeks stA'ed H
10 examine them cu
civ Clerk Scott reported to the Common Cornell
last night tha the Injunction restraining nm IRON ains
teng oath Of Office to Frank G. lry the XXI @ oyed
a aaG t iSs suit sen.t' Discontinued.
ASSIGNMENTS for the benefit Of creditors were iied
Yesterday with the County Clerk by Herman KappenD 10
Henry W Cotdts Ivy Nathan Ecksen 10 arney Eossf ~,
is Win C. HuIulstOu ir To Anthony = BThlsi' r,o ~
SeIb Bctschy and Chair Iion composing ~, hIm e %,
Berscby & Horn Andrew J. Perry The last Is ne"
asseunent whose insolvency was pelot" IePoi''
Thomas FInnegan and VIM. Recn, who were ar
rested for an atrocIous assault Caroline GroDho were
taken before Judge Reese yestcr MIS- GIoDho h re-
covered sufficiently appear Her hcd wa cc
40 Non from the pounding with brck III me tHt' ~ I..t
si tfryrarl story Of the assault. and JCGge
Reese committed prisoners IN default vi oL.ODo 'il
Police Justice Reese took the testimony OK the
seven prisrlgts who were deprived Of tcr tickets by
James = Novus Tuesday. They testified that Neslns
to,k m the tctet, on Of having them stamped INC
ryi,,t lis conclusive, ard Ncyins VII oc remover li o
& ,,fg hospital the County jail TO-DAY: Ihe isLI'y .'
T.o..t.ug ? conductor ana GtlEaJiIbS
gtauts g. three ycals ~ State Prison
AZ tie meeting of the Board OF Aldermen last
ueI the Committee appointed to fix tie rate oineieSt on
rp xe and assessments reported IN FAVOR o. AAs Tue
rate At per Per annum Oh all areaagS eie po'
10 s7j and sill remaining unpaid MAY 81 1870 tAe VI
tert 20 be computed from OCT 10 Of the year TIE TAX was
i. 10 The date o.. 1repi provided That the arreai2e am
,r,s. b., ~. sc. Interest ~
,ci De- added NON Aie II I'D Drr' -,
1870 ~ taEcs aad assesfh.i'3 iH Hro
considerable part 81 we alipnt &c
l..n fn Ui~ug.r hnct me ol'i,
i., &C.. o. v - PER cent auhum was iU' -, ' '
10 ~ expected tit thi' to
49,, on , tc Board 81 viii cause \ h'up. Oh de
rcurn,S nav the annual TAX levy u sO"l, ~
inns meet the tue bonds Issued III pay Vi
.fy.s luyIu. .ltut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-21

MILK OF MAGNEsIA in small doses is tie
most effective cholera mObus and cho ihfantum
known To the profession. To be had Of all druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-13

We are reminded by Mr.. John Ellis, master
mschinist at the Maine Central works in this city,
that the buckingham" was the first tow boat put
on the river. This was succeeded by the "North
Star. run by Capt. William Godfrey, who after
he sold her, bought the Maiden and put that
boat on to the river, running her until the iron
horse and the railroad superseded in measure
that kind of navigation. The tug boat "Seguin'
wns afterwards run by Morse & Co., until the war,
when she was sold to the government.
AT the last session of the Governor and Coun-
Gill June l, Attorney General Emery was directed
to make written report on the Granger Turn
pike claim against the State, for damages and
costs recovered Of Peter Avery, former Agent of
the Passamaquoddy Indians and whether the
same could not be recovered of the State of
Massachusetts. He made his report to the Ex-
ecutive Council yesterday, stating that the State
became bound in good faith to pay the claim by
an adjudication of the Supreme Judicial Court,
reported in G4 Maine 292. lie further gives 1t as
his opinion that the State of Maine has no good
claim to recover the sum (about $4,000 of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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STATE NEWS.

The Lewiston Journal says that on last Thurs
day, during the high wind. the buildings of Mr..
Scott Bowden, at Branch Mllls, China, caught fire
from a spark from chimney and were con-
sumed.
DR.. Lord, who was killed at the Custer massa
Gre, was son of Rev. n. j. Lord of Limerick.
He was assistant surgeon OF the regiment.
An unsuccessful attempt was made a. Midnight
on Monday, to enter the house of Mrs. Field, in
Lewiston.
While Maine is being visited with abundant
showers, which keep the crops in admirable con-
diton, the farmers of Massachusetts, are COM
planning of dry weather. Tue roads in many Of
the interior towns are like powder, and vegeta-
ton is suffering severely from the drought.
The Lewiston journal says that Mr.. jonathan
Rayres and Mr.. Kyle, who raised flag in that
chy July ith, were soldiers of the war Of 1872.
Charles Stone of Saco, agent of Peyser's ex-
press between that city and Boston, was arrested
III Portland, a lew days since, for embezzlement
from bis employer. Between $500 ard $500 are
known to have been taken.
Several important and ncodfIl improve ents
in the Maine Central depot IN Bangor are con-
t2mplated.
The Wing says-In digging at the water works,
Tuesday, the men came upon some Indian relies,
consisting of bones spear and arrow heads
The European x North American Railway Co.
has added fine passenger locomotive to their
rolling stock, made at the Portland works.
The Wing says the total amount of aprropla
tions by the city of Bangor for tie current year,
f,ots up over 500, 900.
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How to Make Money

We Will st ate that the surest, best and speediest
way to multiply and increase" is to call at No IL
Wall Street, New York, and consult with Alex.
rockingham Co.
with the history and afIiIrs of Wall street,
usually skilled in monetary affairs, and in every
thing appertalnlng to speculation, are uneXcelled
for ability and proficiency. IL may also be sail
only the the most popular, but also the most sue.
cessiul, best patrOniZed and most widely kEoxn
in near the vicinity OF Wall Street.
Among the customers of the house of Alex.
rockingham Co., are some of our leading and
repre- sentative citizens, who are mainly indebted
TO the labor OF this firm for much OF the wealth
they now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
Messrs. Alex rockingham 4 Co, in this city they
have earned Tor themselves an envla BILE reputation
for honesty, integrity and good laith, and enjoy
business almost colossal IN Its proportions. In fact,
the amount OF business done by this house in The
course OF year Is something wonderful, and often
forms the subject OF comment. 1t needs bat "A visit
u their spacious offices in all street to prove tn
truth OF the above statement.
How they manage to convert so to $2o $50 into
so, $40 into So, and so on, Is secret which they
alone can explain; but thai they succeed III do
so Is a fact too well known to admit OF doubt. If
you wo aid safely and prottaby invest yout mon
ey, do not hesitate to favor this firm With Your h
and confidence. That by so doing you " i'll reap an
abundant reward, the experience Of thousands OF
our best citizens a tests The necessity of taking
such q course 10 these lines OF lettering banks and
financial ST. .nscncy must be apparent 10 the most
ind Ierent AMI careless observer.
Messrs. Allen. rockingham Co., are prepared
to invest money TO any amount IN the best securI-
ties, and 10 every trans action in which they may
be engaged guarantee entire satisfaction To those
who houor them with heir patronage.
sS- send Tor their Explanatory Cir; ular and
desire them.-From y. y. Metropolis, april Ii,
1876. July teud1mN
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0rty.FOurth Congress First Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, July u.
Mr. IIamlin presented the credentials of J. G..
Blaine, appointed L. 5. Senator in place Of Lot
NJ. Monill, resigned, were read and placed on
file.
Mr. Thurman, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported back the resolution of the Senate of Janu-
airy last, instructing the committee to enquire into
various matters relating to the Pacific Railroad.
and the three bills introduced by Dorsey and West
10 January and March last to amend the Pacific
Railroad acts, together with written report and
acts of 1852 and 1864. 1t was ordered that the re-
port be printed and the bill placed on calender.
Mr.. Logan OF Illinois, moved to take up the
House bill for the equalization of bounties of sol
diors who served in the late war for the Union,
SO that it would be unfinished business in the
morning hour tomorrow.
The Chair ruled that it could not be called up
in the morning unfinished business, but must
be taken up by vote Thursday.
MIR. Logan moved to make the bill special or
der for some future day.
Edmunds. Salisbury and others objected.
On motion of MIR. Paddock the Senate joint
resolution, authorizing the President of the L. 5
to accept the serN ices of volunteers to aid IN sup
pressing the Sioux Indian hosilities in the north
west, was taken from the table and referred to
the committee on military affairs.
Mr.. Wright from the committee on claims, re-
ported adversely on the Senate bill declaring the
effects of permits to purchase products Of the in
surrecionary States in certain cases, granted by
the President of the United States, and 1t was in
definitely postponed.
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COMMON COLD
REDER'S
German Snuff,

Would have quickly cured. Now what the
symptoms of Catarrh? They commence with a
sense OF irritation about the nasal organs, hich, if
not allaycd with German Soun, alter short time
extend to the throat. As you lie down at night, and
fam would sleep and re 1t the weary brain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-13

No people in the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia Americans. Although years of eX-
periencc in medicine had failed to accomplish a
certain and sure remedy for this disease and its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Heart burn, Wafer
bra,h Sick Headache, Cosltiveness, palplta,on
of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up Of the
food low spirits, general debility, etc, yet since
the Introduction of Green's August Flower we be-
lieve there is no case Of Dyspepsia that cannot be
Immediately relieved. 10000 dozen sold last year
without one of failure reported. Go to your
Druggist and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
- cents -tT'T&S&
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Local anu State Nems.

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