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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24
FORTT-FOURTH CONGRESS
WEDNESDAY, May "a.


SENATE.-Mr. Sargent. from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported adversely
on the petitions of Robert l.. Way, r. j.
Lord, and Captain Francis Rowe. In regard
TO the last-named he said the committee
were satisfied that il was a case OF great
hardship, the petitioner asking compeusa-
tiop for his property destroyed In Virginia
by the rebels; but the committee thought {
would be unwise to set precedent.
The Chair announced the appointment OF
Mr.. Barnum To the positions on the Commit
tees on Manufactures and the District OF
Columbia filed by his predecessor, Mr.. Eng
likh.
Mr.. ConkliDg called up the House resolu-
tion requesting the President to intercede in
behalf of +. Nj. Condor, which was verbally
amended and passed.
Mr.. Burnside called mp the bill establish
Ing the rank OF the paymaster general as
that of brigadier general. Passed.
MT: Clayton called up the bill TO amend
utes, relative to the limits of the United
slater District Court of Arkansas and the
times OF holding the terms of the same and
as 10 Inc jurisdiction OF the same. The bill
was read and then laid over.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consid-
GRAFTON OF the articles OF impeachment
against w. w. Belknap.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, -
Speaker Kerr surprised the House this
morning by resuming the chair, and was
warmly congratulated by gentlemen on all
sides.
Mr.. Ballou (R. 1 }, from the Committee on
Pflnting. reported joint resolution TO print
10000 copies OF the Smithsonian report.
Passed.
The regular order having been demanded,
The Speaker called committees for reports.
Mr.. Morey (La.) from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to amend the
revised statutes SO as to place the disposal OF
public lands in the states of Alabama, Lou
isiana, Florida and Arkansas on the same
footing as the disposal of public lands IN
other states.
Mr.. Hewitt lAla.) addressed the House in
favor of the bill.
Mr.. Brown (Kan.) opposed the bill because
it affected other than agricultural lands.
Pending further consideration the morn
ing hour expired and the bill went over.
Mr. Harris (Va.) called up the contested
election case of Spencer VS.. Morey from the
Fifth District of Louisiana.
The majority report that Morey is not en-
titled TO retain his seat. but that VIM. b.
Spencer was elected. The minority report
In favor of Mr.. Morey retaining his seat.
The contested election case was still under
consideration when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

POLITICAL NoTEs.-The New York state
committee OF colored men held meeting al
Utica yesterday. Three delegates were sent
state TO that body. the great evils to which
the freedmen are exposed in the southern
states through democratic supremacy. Sem
ator Con King was unanimously endorsed
for the Presidency. THE New JERSEY
democratic convention passed patriotic res
olutioDs, and recommended Gov. Joel Parker
meeting in Orange county, Va, for the cleo
ton OF delegates to the state convention, q
resolution instructing the delegates to vote
Ior Gov. Tilden for the Presidency was voted
down, public sentiment favoring an untram-
meied delegation. 1.-The Rhode Island
delegates to the national republican conyen.
tion claim to be unpledged. Seven out OF
the eight are counted for Rristow, FIX Gov
Howard is said to be the only unpledeed
delegate, but IL has leaked out that he ia for
blaine. None are claimed for Coukling An
effort will be made 10 have the vote cast
unanimously. >
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Maryland Politics.

Especial Correspondence Of The Sar.l
ROCKVILLE, Md, May 23.-The demo
cratic convention for this montgomery
county elected the following delegates to-day
To the state convention that meets In BaltI-
more on the 31st to elect delegates To the
st. Louis convention: r. Dorsey, Walter
Talbot, Ed. Waters, 10 IN q assaway, Isaac
Young. George Pc ter, Spencer G.. Jones
john w. Bell. The delegates were not in.
strncted, but IL is understood they will vote
for Hon. Montgomery Blair as delegate to
81 Louis from the sixth congressional dis
den for the Presidency
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THE NEW HALF DoLLAR.-Manv of .,

THE NEW HALF DoLLAR.-Mauy of the
newspapers are complaining OF the inferior
ly MI. ID. p. Jeffries, cashier of the Legonna
rational bank, has Investigated the matter,
and be pronounces the new half dollars OF
precisely the same weight of all the ha III
dollars coined by the government during
and ince the year 1858. They are also of the
same quality OF silver.-GSprfaOfeJd Repubn
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Guatemala ytetorsous.

NEW YORK, May 2i.-1he following dis
patch has been received here from Panama:
Guatemala is victorious. The army OF Sal
vadOr has surrendered at discretion. Gen
Santiago Gonzales, commander-in-chief OF
the Salvadonlan army, has left for Mica.
ragua. Doctor Rafael Zaldivar has been
proclaimed president of Salvador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

CURIOUS FRAUD WITH BANK NOTES.
george Ulsamer was arrested Sunday night
for attempting to pass what was described
as counterfeit $40 national bank note, but
what proved to be the upper half of q $40
role combined with the lower half of q rs
note, What use was made OF the other
halves does not appear. He was remanded
pending inquiry whether there is any law
under which he can be held.-IM Y. Journal
Of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE LATE A. T. STEWART died April 10
To-day the same span OF bay horses, at the
same hour in the afternoon, comes down
Broadway and circles round the marble
store into Chambers street, there to wait at
the door precisely as formerly when the
great millionaire merchant was In active
! f.. The only difference is that now another
man gets inside and there Is another man ON
the box. The world moves on as usual. can
other man inside'' tells the whole story
Such is lffp.-IN Y G1nln,eyciry "
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Fire.

GENEVA, N. Y, May 2t.-A fire here last
night destroyed the -four store of w. L. Gil.
furniture store of Riley K Miller, and Quilted
two stores OF Skilton Co. Loss SO, 900.
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a Head MfaeF
PoRrsMouTB

PORTSMOUTH, N. h, May 24.-Hiram
Spinney, aged 81, miser, who lived in 9
wrefchedly squalid manner, died at Elliott
Neck, Me-, to day. Among his effects were
found SIC, 900.
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~winslow, the forger, has been rem and
cd frhf

~Winslow, the forger, has been rem and
ed for eight days.
RIA fire at Galveston, Texas, yesterday,
destroyed about $4,000 worth Of property
HEngland has COW about ii0 art SCHOOLS,
which have an attendance OF nearly Cd, 900
pupils.
gas soon as the novelty wears OF, a man
never wakes q baby for the purpose of near
ing it laugh.
SThe great northern handicap race at
York, England, yesterday was won by Polo
raise, Duton second and Strangfordham
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

TRIAL OF AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN
The trial OF Rev. ID. Eglinton Barr, formerly
leardville, Is now progressing Ia that beauti-
fnl suburb, having commenced on the 10Th
The members OF the Ecclesiastical court are
Messrs. Belts. Sheets and Ringgold. Mr.. Barr
Is charged with immortality ana drunken
ness. The sessions of the court are secret
81. Louis Globe Democrat, 2Sd.
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Frost and Lee

TAUNTON, MASS, May 4.-lce formed In
this section last night, and a heavy frost In
the Djghton and Somerset districts de-
stroyed thousands OF strawberry plants
causing immense pecuDiary damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

NEW YORK, May 24-The English ships
In the harbor to-day are deoked with British
nags In honor OF the birthday OF her Majesty
Queen Victoria. At some OF the steamship
docks salutes were fired at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MILLER, of the U. 8
Supreme Court, is credited with expressing
the opinion in conversation that the Senate
has ro Jurisdiction in the Belknap impeach.
cA-p.
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DEATH FROM DRINKING Ice WATER
Mr. N. Feibelman, well known citizen of
Petersburg, Va, died suddenly on Monday
night Of apoplexy, said 70 have been caused
py drinking ice water. He had been nomi-
mated by both parties for the council but
was a conservative, and was TO have adj
dressed q mass meeting the night he died
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whfskv Ring Couv,cs,ou.

NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-The jury ia the
y Brien dlstillery cases found John Hender-
son and w. q. James guilty, and w. A.
Thomas, Alexander Mickie, John Heuder-
son, tr., and John McWhirter, not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

kEI NE, N. H, May 2i.-Alvan g. Foster,
who had been collecting money yesterday,
dered and robbed this morning In the yard OF
q public school house.
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Execution Yesferdav

NEW YORK, May 24.-Burwell Newsome,
cOlored, was hanged yes terday at Winds
BERTHE county, n. c., for outraging a VIII te
woman who worked with him in a cotton
field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY
Union held Its anniversary at Buffalo. n.
T., yesterday. About i've hundred delegates
made by Rev. v. r. Hotch Kiss, which Va
responded TO BY Rev. Barnes Sears, OF Staun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE GRAND LODGE OF Good Templars OF
the World met tn session esterday al Louis
vile, KY. Delegates We're present from Eng
land, Alaska, Australia, Africa, and other
parts Of the world. j. j. Hickman, Of KY
presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE STAR cid Judge willard. OF Michi-
gan, member of the District OF Columbia
Committee, an unintentional injustice yes
terday in calling him liberal. Toe Judge
is straight republican in politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL to-day tele-
grsphed to NJ. ID. Wickersham, postmaster
at Mobile, denyin the published statement
that he (Wickersh6ml had been suspended
from his position oy the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

QUEEN VIcToRIA's BIRTHDAY was cele.
brated at petersburg, Va, last night. Adj
ORE sses were made by the may or, clergy, and
prominent citizens, and responses were
msde oy British settlers. A congratulat1ry
cabiegram was sent TO Lord Derby, to be
presented 10 the queen. Flags were dauntei.
and much entbusf asm displayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE LATKSr ADvrcEs FROM Mrxrco RAJ
present that the rebellion Is assuming alarm
Ing proportions. Communication between
the coast cities and the capital is interrupt
Ing for the sale OF his property In case Of dis
0Ster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE NAVAL ISvEsTIG ATIoN-Pled of Sec
Rotary Robson foT Far PL0y.-The Secretary
OF the Navy has addressed letter to Hon.
w. G. WhitthorDe, chairman Committee on
Naval Affairs, House OF Representatives,
saying Of their secret investigation of the
Navy department and naval establishment:
"The publication of portions OF the unfin-
ished testimony in detached parts has, as
was 10 be expected, afforded the opportunity
Tor charges and iDsinuations made in the
public newspapers utterly false in fact and
founded upon false differences from the testi-
mCny as published, whirn will fall at once
Ia tee ground when the whole facts ara
kECUn. Under TIL NS circumstances L de-
nlaDc, as a matter OF pubic right, not only
fUf myself, hut for AM officer OF my depart
meDt against wh.n .Hy Lning is supposed to
appear, foil ana speedy opportunity TO be
EeaEc IN tustihcation OF every matter charged
al In regulation of every false Inference that
can possibly be mace; aud / also demand
that this hearing be bad in open session OF
Ire committee, TO the end that public justi-
nCstion may follow as speedily as possible
the charges ard insinuations made1
swift, OF New Bedford the live oek con-
tractor. testified yesterday before the COM
mtttee that be had paid to E. g. Cattell COM
missions amounting to $50 900. Some time
In April, 1874, he saw Secretary Robson aud
tod him OF II, when Mr.. Robeson told him
that Cattell bad no more influence with the
department than any one else, After that
he paid Cattell nothing more.
The committee to-day decided to refuse to
open Its doors, and partially examined Sec
iaTy Robson, as requested by him. They
viii. however, give him the opportunity 70
De heard In executive session next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

Hoy. GopLovE 8. ORTIZ has seat In his
resignation as minister to Austria and has
gone to Indiana, where he is nominated for
governor.
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OTTAWA, May A-Two men belonging to
party Of eight, who were running the snake
rapids in the Madawaska river were
drowned ~ the upsett:ng Of tneir boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

Mr.. FERRY, President pro tempore of the
Senate, TO day appointed Senator Barnum
a member OF the Committees on Manufac-
lures and the District OF Columbia. in place
OF his predecessor, eX-S enatOr English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

erFour Greek sailors. convicted of muir
der and mutiny on the British ship Leunie
were hanged at NewEate, England, yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

ATLANTA, GA, May 2fs-Hon. j. A. Crav-
ford. 1T Kingston, Ga, was stnng on the bead
by bee this morning, and died In two min.
utes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

MRs.AvERY, wife OF ex Chief Clerk Avery,
of the Treasury department, has recently
been given a clerkship in the Interior de-
partment
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DECORATION DAY.-Tbe President has
ordered the executive departments to be
closed on the 3Ofh inst. to enable employ es
to participate in obseI vance of decoration
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

THE RESIGNATION OF Collector Comfy, of
Philadelphia, has not yet been received by
the President, as has been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

A CAUCUS of the democratic members o
the House will be held to morrow night, to
elect Fitzhugh's successor.
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THERE WIRE great many callers at tn
the White House to-day. Among those VIII,
had interviews With the Prestdent werI
Senaf )rs Cameron, Patterson, Clayton AM
Gordon, and Representatives Wood ant
ThOTnbnrg.
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GONE TO NEW YoRK,-The Secretary OF
War ard Attorney Gener ii Pierrepont went
to New York this morning on the limited
express, 10 be absent until Friday evening.
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CONCORD, N. H, May 24-Tie republics
state convention TO elect delegates 70 CT
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Nomfnafad for Conxress.


LINCOLN, ILL, May 24.-Judge Tiptou
was yesterday nominated for Congress by
the republicans OF the 18th district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

SPEAKER KERR has resumed his duties
as presiding officer of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
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GEN. SCHENCK yesterday telegraphed the
Foreign Affairs Committee of the House
from Ohio that on account of ill health he
could not return to Washington before next
week. He asked the committee not to ma e
q report on the Emma Mine investigation
until ne could read the Cheesborough letter.
The committee, in order not TO delay their
report, yesterday telegraphed him the 'etter
In full and directed that he make answer to
iL by telegraph to-day, SO that it can appear
in the report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

JUDGE TAFT had conference with At.
torney General PierrepOnt yesterday as to
the time he should assume charge of the
Department of Justice. Mr.. Pierrepont said
that Ii would take him until June ID coIn-
piete pending business in his department,
and IL was decided that the transfer should
not go into effect until that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

The SENATE to-day passed a bill fixing
the rank Of paymaster general as brigadier
general, u. s. A.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1919, sS6s; customs, siZ7 ,529.s7.
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The Marketa

BALTIMORE, May 2t-UottOa dun and sesk
and lower-uiddliHg, nkauS. Flour quiet and
steady asd unehsnssd whe.t nrm and harry &c
SsleO; marlsDd red, l.1pals0. DO. amber. l.ss
~ So. do. white, Sasl.sS. Corn-southern STEADY.
demand good, v estern irregular, clostAg weak end
lOver-southern white, 6Os6lk: DO. yealos, eOsSi:
vestern mixed. 6l1Ss6'a SCOT, May. co. seosk June
Oats quiet and hesvy.southern good % prime, ale
IS: western white, slss2; do mixed, SS.<o. BYE
nominal S7os7s; bay dali and hesvy-Maryland
and Penna. Is o0s24 %. Provisions dull aud heavy
Pork. ~ 50. Bulb meats nom nal-shOulders, ~.
clear rib sides, lox. Bsoon-shoulders, ssss clear
rib sides, l2aHA. Hams, l4aalt%. Lard dull
refined, p1<Alsss: Butter firm, demand fAir-sest-
ern 20 d 10 prime srae, Hs2s: do. hue, 2<s9s.
Petroleum nominslly strong-crude, 81; refined,
~. Coffee Quiet and heavy-Rio csrRoss. l6aIs:
gObbing, B1sAl9 Whisky DUH and nominal:
IN. keceirts-Shest, IS SO; corn, s2.soo. Ship
ments-vhest, 20 GO; corn, $500.
BALrINoyE MAY 24.-virginis consolidated, sss:
North Carolina sires. old, Is bid. 70 dsT. Sugar
EKw YoRK. Mav q -stocks active a.i strong
MONEY, q. Gold. leh Exchsnse, long, sssS: short.
o.. Governments dull Al strong
NEW YORK, May H.-Flour dull and droopine
wheat quiet and declining Corn dull, in buyers
favor.
LONDON. May %. ESQ 2; N -oorsoIs % Cor both
money, AVID The account u $ bonds, ISIS, lpga.
10 4s, l0z; new hvss, l06k.
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SENATOR SPENCER has gone to Alabama,
where his wing Of the republican party meets
to-day to elect delegates to Cincinnati. 1t
is understood that the convention will send
delegates with Morton as first choice and
COnkling as second. Before leaving Mr.
Spencer endeavored to obtain q pair on tue
BelkDap jurisdiction question, he being in-
clinCi In the negative. He was unsuccess-
ful, as the ground was taken by Senators
that il was not proper to pair in a case in
which they are Judges.
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A MIsTAKE.-Oneo of the reports of the pro
ceedings OF the Senate yesterday states thai
Mr.. Conkling, from the Committee on Com.
merce, yesterday reported adversely on tht
DILL Ito improve the harbor of Washington
city and the navigation of the Potomac
river" This is a mistake.
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NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR.

FOE RESTORING GRAY Oh FADED HAIR TO
IFS NATURAL AND YOUTHFUL OOLOR.
4. MAKES brssh. dry and wiry hair smooth and
glossy. It Graduates Dandruf, and fl occasional
application prevents and stops the hair fSllfRs.
Warranted 90 restore the color IN three O. ten days.
Consaips nething Shstever Of an unhealthy or
poisonous nature. Does not require shakh' q, does
not &C q linen the N nails: IN fact, has it
=. tns 9JJeSI.vls - us.H ehkeo sgsnA' sne
been used for nearly eight years with ccrgtaIt-
ARIAGK SzIrANs, gs.ssiss.
0y50 - md ssreoso nogshUsos,
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FOBElGN NEwB.
a.asn AAA GaAA

MADRID. May 2l-H oroasra (newspaper)
asserts that the Spanish administration IN
Cuba fs negotiating with some English
houses for q loan Of 50 ,oeo, 600 peSetas NJ per
cent, guaranteed by the customs revenue OF
the island.
Ex Queen Christina has LEFT Aranjuer for
The Minister of Finance has ordered one
million OF reals 10 be sent 20 Cuba 20 pay the
troops there
France at the Centennial.
LONDON, May ga special despatch %
The Telegraph from Paris says most careful
and elaborate preparations are being taken
for executing the intention OF the legislature
in sending 10 the centennial exhibition at
Philadelphia practical reprcsen tatives OF all
divisions OF industry. Auguste Desmoulins
an exhaustive report on educational mat
tiers. The government IL taking measures
20 secure intelligent and honest delegates
nom trade organizations.
Hard rtmes In EngIand.
LONDON, May A--Tbree cotton mills &C
Preston have commenced running on short
time, and IL Is rumored that Others will fol-
low. The cause IL the continued decline and
trregulsrity In prices and the depression and
prices are al present lower than for thirty
years with two brief exceptions, and the
prospects are discouraging. The mills In
some parts OF Lancashire will % clo~ed
during the whitsuntide. Advices from Cairo
state that it Is understood Mr.. Rivers will
son. who vent 20 Egypt In connection with
the financial Affairs OF that country, will
return TO England next week.
Specie Going Abroad.
NEw YORK, May N.-Three hundred thou
sand dollars gold coin were sent 10 Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-24

Specie Going Abroad.
NEW YORK, May 2-Three hundred thou-
sand dollars gold coin were sent 10 Europe
10 day.
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THE GREAT ANODYNE
AND NERVINE.
BELT's
STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS.

II r. an unfAiling remedy for DYSPEPSIA snd
IlNEk COMPLAINT and every species Of In
DIGESTION. IL - the only cure for SICK HEAD
TkFEkS. FkNEB and AGUE, COLIU, &C. IL is
q swift and tnyariabie cure Of the DEBILITY,
DEPRESSION, and HEADACHE which follow
UNDUE sTIMULATIOh. II Oyercomes imme-
diately all NERVOUSNESS and removes all traces
Of nights DISSIPATION. 1t does away with the
use Of QPtATES and 20 those addicted to the
OPIUM HABIT IL 10 q pleasant aud perfect sub
stroying all desire for IL.
To Be Aad az al DvKsgists axe GTo,rs Serf Tsy
PdRphief.
BELTS BITTERs DEPOT, IL Camden street
Baltimore, Nd.
SAH'L TYLER, Jr,
WHOLESALE AGENT,
myls Sn' .22 18TH street, Washington, Do.
NOTICE ARRIVE DAILY AT THE MOB
~ FOLK OISTER DEPOT, ga b -
street northwest, Son and Hard Crabs, oys S9YR
sers, Gl1ms' Turtles Sc
< - * N
DEL fVrKEp To At PARTS OF TIE OITI
Al Tel SAME RATS
Me- scheiule-F IL load Of a. SGsnsis for O. 20.
kc1se tcAds c. - ger euzbel; Garage. q cents.
APPLY TO
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON 9AELIGHT CON.
PAdT,
ais ieth III lst stresf northwest
or 20 no 6ridSs street, 0oorsetovn. msrs-U
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following nominations to the Senate to day:
Edward +. Beaie, OF the District of Column
bia, to be envoy extraordinary and minister
pleniPotentiaryO OF the United States to Aus.
tria. William w. Jenkins to be postmaster
at Charlotte, N. c.; Henry G. Smith to be
postmaster ut Pomeroy, Ohio; also, the fol-
lowing promotions: Captain Caleb 81. Carl
tea, 10th cavalry, to be major Sd cavalry; list
Lieutsnants Peter d. Vroom, VIM. G. Hemp
DILL, VIM. M. wallace, H. j. Farms worth,
airy; Capt N. B. Mclaughlin 10 be major of
the 10th cavalry; and I'd Lieutenants John
u: Bourke, John A. Mckinney, FrankWes
hlchard A. Williams, and Charles r. Ward
10 be lst lieufenants. Lott s. Bayliss to be
receiver or public moneys at Yankton, d.
kOta.