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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND rnp VICINITY.

MILK is still main tanned AZ . figure hcvorI
all renson and common sense The public " Il itco.
lees, alta moetns OF uikurn, held ~ this ,,,, o.o
year ago, 1t was PROPOSED that D.. view OF lhv hi
price then charged ior mix by ,aulcr., he rre.,
depreciation Of the currouc, 40, matcta Is "a lor
slalc Of prices should b, aaop el which W, .un,e.
ucntiy done, the people cheerully Ac4ui,., ,nc.
since that time, however, fumer have irlucel
Il 'r prices to nearly thu Original e. .',e-6 csp.,pf
qart, Gold has deprecated uo,l, one.haL I'm he
public 10 forced to pay the outrageous prre O.
~ for this article. Other otics pay no ptc f.
- then should New York submit 20 tie ,t,o.,.on,
't'ins dono something towards convince, h.
ut hers Of the Jolly Of their WAYS, IT /. su., r.l
tL~s tho public neIt take w tue case OF the t1,t
dealers
The THERMOMETER, yesterday, indica ed Il
degrees ate A, NJ and At T.. N. ii indica'ed "a
very rapid advance. A ear ago to-day he hirl,,t
figure reached Su ss-lu degiees less than ,e,.sr-
day.
SOLDIERS WIDOWS AND CEPuANs-TurY
Most Br PROVIDED FoK.-B, icpo.t from Ia
Comptroller, II appears that there ar no on,er funds
III existence for the payment OF Ie'iet 10 tie ,OC
widows aud Orphans OF soldiers In this city, Many
OF theSe In a condition OF great dpstl.uton aud
Nth tho withdrawal OF the reekly ptance that hns
been allow ed them by the city, their condition he.
comes most deplorable. This 1900 constitutes les
than third Of the actual number Of persons who
have received relief from this source hitherto. on
last payday there were 32,2lA among whom only
tds2sS was distribuIed-or lea than % each for two
eoks. Tho Comptroller appeals to the Common
ounoll to come 70 the Ioscue, and make al sppro.
ttIiion,
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eTRAMsHIPs-Boru HAMBURG; VII,
p.pua 49,. n 60. r,,.,t,,. q,
pAhho-hu'h''o' p'''hen' h'on'ns ?. q
BRlGs-Qronocot Deinarara; N L III
John, N d; Firm, Halifax. a
sCHooNrRs- pe,,sl Rtrc.,or lam,
None,on \ n w p,t,. Chinco'a.sn.. !,
mer' Richmond, Triton Provideneel
.prtyrn !,
sTyAulurpa can,.ua- po,, Rov,l 4
Iigbt- d.. Msnh.,,snN Yer. CTu,, Cor.icl
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and non receipts from collections Of
sssessments 900 90
GIN. HALLHcK sails for San Franc isco from
this port on the let Of AUGUST. Before he soes he
want, % sell his fine war-horso MAJOR" which has
been thi rough the war" With hrn. The animal viii
he sold a. suction in th, city, not disposed Of a.
private ,ae before the 2lst inst.
THE OLD FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTA-
TrvTs met thursday evening and resolved 70 present
the banner OF the Department and the monument
in Firemen'' Hall, to Exempt Fire Engine Company.
The haIsh'll House fsr, Ere bucket Of the Cum
bersnd and other military trophies Of the Depart
meut have already been p eseuiei TO the B4tesn Of
Military stats'ics in Albany. The Board then ad-
jouuei sine ne, aud went out OF exs.eace.
Music IN CENTRAL PARK.-The Central
Park Commissioners announce that there xln DO
music the Nal at the Central Park this afternoon,
by the Central Park Band. The following is the
programme!
l. nxeI'nIe TO "l.nnstta" Anher
.. Lsrshet,e sehglzo, nom symphonic No. .
Z. Wedding Chou, rom "lGhensrin". r. Warner
&. kovet's GU. ; ~ .........A bod worth
I. Overtime TO Olc,ol" Won Weber
Fact >.
H M'rGh .fEs sy pruo Koshsesr
nj" M A.. A. a. o,sSP j. Hop IL.
RETURNING SoLpIrRs.-The l32dNtw York
vOlun.eeu, Col P. }. Cls,.on, numbering sss men,
arrived ct the Battery barracks yesterday morninr.
The 3ld raised IN this city ant took the fed in
Sepleniler 1862, vi;h 90 men, II he heen on duty
In North Carolina, AMI recently j0iuei I've man Al
| NeHlp IA his RaNAugs from tteOraiA tolin-
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MARINE NEWS.


July So. Rises, . ss--s. Sets, 7 So II. vi
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Too Late for ClasSifcatr

FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. s.
l. No. 9, y. Y, will hold their regular Sun
ing at their hall, cor sd Il and 2d ave, e
July 9th, at ~ o'clock. speakers, u ran
Dunn and Warden. Sin9ing by Messrs.
Deiean, Cole and Callahan, aud Miss u.
DAVID HAYWARD, Priest. JAS. CT,
Rec. Sec,
DLUMBER WANTED-A YOUN
l. who has been yeeTs at tine business
Ave. ID. L, hALONEY.
CTORE % BAXTER ST. FOR SAi
- fixtures good location Tor Liquors OF
viii be disposed Of moderately ,as the owne
business 10 attend N.
"ANTED-A FOREMAN ON V
w Loaf bread; TO y temperate man and
man, n good plsce; none other need apply.
IT. jersey City, Tor one week.
WANTRD-A MAN COOK, AT .!
w avenue.
90 COTTAGES FOR SALE AT -
~ 900; 10 elegant DWELLINGS with 4
AZ IS $40 TO $500; 700 lots, beautifully
East New York, at glbl 10 3A6l. Ih Az
LER, Atlantic ave, Fast New York.
GSO REWARD-L0ST, LAST \
TcO pockethouk con'aiuilg So, . and r
bet. Goth and Slst sA in 10Th ave, tho pc
poor man The above reward will be p4.d
Ing It TO 526 Ienth ave.
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sTEAMsHIPs- Boru.sia HAMBURG; VII
BARKs-Atisntlc- b. omen; Evening St
BRIGs-oronoco, DemGrara: N 7 FL
John, N b; Firm, Halifax.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ABRoKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

There is disease to which the doctors give many
names, but which few ef them understand. 1t is
simply weakness-as breaking down of the vital
forces. Whatever its causes, tand they are innu-
merable v its symptoms are in the main the same.
Among the most prominent are extreme lassitude,
loss of appetite, loss of flesh and great mental de-
preston. Indigestion and a Stomach Cough are
also frequently eoncomitants of this distressing
state of body and of mind. The common remark in
relation to persons such condition is that they
are consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is uigor ritaL strength and as certainly
as dawn succeeds darkness they can recuperate
their systems and regain perfect health by resort
ing to HoSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
B1TTERS. 1t is clear that a life reviying
Tonic is required in such cases, that the dying
flame of an empty lamp requires to be revived with
new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous,
containing nothing but the most genial vegetable
extracts, and combining the three grand elements
Of stomachic, an Alternative, and genial invigor-
ant. HOSTFTTER'S BITTERS are suitable to
all constitutions and as applicable to the dis
and disabilities Of the feebIer sex as to those
OF men. -----, Jy l-2w
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Relics of the Rebellion,

A correspondent from Fortress Monroe
writes:
Strong efforts are now being made to raise
the wreck of the ill-tated frigate Congress,
sunk by the Merrimac March 6. 1861. The
'diver' firm of Underwood Il Co, have been
at work for some time. They have raised up
out Of the wreck thirty-two guns and a large
quantity Of furniture. They now expect to-
raise what is left of the huh. To this end they
nave built water-tight enclosure around the
wreck and have steam pump az work forcing
the water ont of the water tight compar tment.
They expect the wreck to float as the water
recedes from her. They are sanguine of bring
ing 10 the surface all that remains of the gal-
liant old ship. The diver enclosed in sub
marine armor, who goes down into the depths
oecas ionally 10 see how the work goes on, as =
sures us that the hull will soon float, and that
it will bring to the surface 4 fabulous number
of bushels of oysters, which have settled and
multiplied in the hull Of the good old ship
during her four years submersion.
This same snb-aQueous ASSOCIATION tried their
experienced skill on the submerged wreck of
the Cumberland, but could accomplish nothing
towards raising her. The Cumberland was in
the channel when she was sunk. and the
strong current passing over and around her
filed her with sand Vessels pass over her
watery grave, .-.s ..-..., ....-
The pirate craft Florida hes not far from the
remains of the two historic United States ships
The Florida's position is marked by her MAIN
mast, the top Of which is twelve feet above the
surface of the water When she sank, the top
of her three masts and upper yards remained
above water: she has settled lower in the bed
of the river since then, and the "relic hunters}'
have carried away many feet of yards and
maStS
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prop O. SAILS FOR FU Ell.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 3
PATENT OFFICE Bull DING

WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c., July lst, 1858.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the Secretary of the Interior until Monday July
81 at II m for furnishing for the of the build
ing occupied by the Department, $50 tons furnace
coal G. 24o pounds to the ton of the kind and equal
10 the best quality of the Baltimore Coal Company d
coal; and 20 tons q ,240 pounds to the ton } best
quality Red Ash Coal for stoves and CRATES. !
. Samples of the coal must be exhibited to the En-
equal to that above mentioned will be rejected.
The coal may be delivered at the building at the
convenience Of the contractor at any time so that
one haf Is delivered by the first day of October,
1856 and the entire Quantty before the first day Of
November, 1855.
Proposals will in like manner be received for fur
cords best bakers Pine wood, be delivered in lots
during the fall and winter.
tanning the quantity of all fuel delivered.
To suit the convenience of bidders, separate bids
will be received for the coal and wood. !
Evidence Of the ability of the party to fulfill con-
tract should accompany each proposal.
The contractors will be required to give bond
with two responsible sureties for the faithful per
formance of the contract.
The proposals will be opened at the Office OF the
Secretary of the Interior, at u o'clock noon on the
ofust of July next. !
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsibe bidder. who will in the judgment of the
Secretary furnish the coal and wood promptly and
satisfactorily reservng the rghtto reject all bids.
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for + pel
for the Department of the Interior - and addressed
to the Secretary. l-S,Tu9t
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Baltimore Markets. Julv =.

Coffee.-No inquiry or sales; quotations non,-
inal. - VI
Flour.-The market continues very dull.
especially for old stock. Rye flour S225, and
City Mills and Brandywine corn meal at S5a
S5.l2k per bbl --. q. --...rr
Grain.-Wheat-66O bushels White sold. in
cluding 800 bushels choice old at 90 90 and
residue new at S1.9OaS2, $50 bushels old red a.
$50, and 100 bushels new at 81 90 per bushel,
being further advance. Corn-36oO bushels
comprised the offerings, with small sales of
white at e6a90 cents. and $50 bushels yellow at
e5a92 cents per bushel, TO quality Oats.
1.50O bushels received and sold az prices ranging
from So TO 65 cents measure and al 66a67 cents
weight. '''l.
Hides.-Sales Of 800 Baltimore United Asso-
citation steer at OK cents: 800 Washington city-
at sEa9 cents. Nothing doing in foreign hides.
Molasses.-No sales. t -.E o.
Provisions-No report received
Sugar-Market active, with sales of 265.h hds.
and lis bbls. Cuba and Porto Rico at llA cents,
months; 395 hhds. Cuba and 100 boxes do at
II q cents, months; 295 hllds 20 tierces and S3
bbls. Porto Rico at ~ cents, 80 days; bark
Altheas cargo, $40 hhds. and 60 tierces Cuba at
u cents, months; 50 hhds. do. at IL K cents;
IS hhds. Porto Rico at 10 cents; and Sc do. at Is
b cents net. --. - yi'l-fE. .aE
=. Salt.-Ground alum 81 S. and fine s2s5 per
sack; Turks Island from store so cents per
bushel .e at = 5H:z' isG-r
Tallow-We report sale of 20 hhds. Balti-
more Association at 1aA cents. @
Whisky.-Quiet at SAIL offered, and 2 IL per
gallon asked.-BaH. Sun. sA H1 s''
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FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
yesterday continued to exhibit a strong specu-
are buying largely OF both railroad and mis-
cellaneous stocks, a movement for which the
ease OF the money market affords abundant
facilities, There is no ssbear' party to'check
the movement, and the prices Consequently go
steadily upward. aI.e1 9.lia. . 4. f5 ID .G.ftn,tt
Governments continue, very firm. Large
orders on European account for Five-twenties
We're executed at advanced prices. Skies OF
1881 were \ higher; Fiye-twenties, old issue,
Il, and ditto, new isspe' X; Ten -forties rose T.,
g State stocks were fr1l1er and more in de-
mand. North Carolina Skies closed at Is;
, Money was in more active demand, and
though the rates were still quoted at la5 per
cent, vet the amoHnt of transactions at the
Gold was without material change, and the
speculatiye movement quiet. .i-4p1gftf
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= GENERAL LEW WALLACE ON MEXICAN Ar
FAIRs.-MaiOr General Lew Wallace has writ
ten long letter TO q military friend on the idea
of voluntary emigration to Mexico for the pur-
pose of taking up arms in the Liberal cause,
IN which he declares that TO do SO would be no
infringement of international law, nor would it
be prevented by President Johnson He en-
courages the measure, onthe ground that Pres
ident Juarez is ssflghting battles,'' that the
neutrality the United States Government is
a recognition of Maximilian, and that the con-
duct of Napoleon in Mexico is fraud upon
England and Spain, and 4 violation OF the trip
artite convention Of those Powers with France
in 1861. a. I !dls ! L 81 e IF.tIa-r
The General goes into "a long history Of
French aggression In Mexico, and stroiigIs
nrges thar NOW is the time, while the Jnarez
Government still exists, for Americans to throw
their power on its side. He thinks that the fra
terniZation of the North and South will be IA
eilitated by foreign war. He says: ..Unife
the "Reb" and the ssFed' once more under the
old flag, let them show the French filibuster
how they fOug glt each other: above all, give
them 10 win victories at Matamoras and San
Luis Potosi; give them to carry the patriot Be
niro Juarez in triumph back to his ancient
City Of Mexico, and they viii quit talking
about Shiloh and Chan cellorsviIle, Gettysburg
and Chicamauga." .lf-.'rE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

TREASON CAsEs,-Th Graud Jury of the
United States District Court ior some weeks
past has been receiving testimony in relation
TO the acts of persons engaged in rebellion, who
were formerly citizens of this State, and pre-
sentiments have been found against thirteen
persons, among others Bradley. johnson,
formerly of Frederick; Harry Gilmor, formerly
of Baltimore county; James r. Herbert and VI.
W. Goldsborough. formerly Of this city; the
of the 1st Maryla Rebel regiment, and Rob
ert Swan, who, on the 18th of June, 1868,
opened a recruiting office at Hagerstown for
the Rebel army. Swan gave bail on last Sat.
urday before Judge Giles in the sum of $1,000,
entered by Joseph HI. Maddox Herbert and
Goldsborough yesterday gave bail in Court.
Richard Cromwell, Sr., entering as security in
the same amount for each Of the two named.
After the Grand Jury has found indictments
against these parties, the cases will be for trial
at the November term of the United States
Circuit Court-BaH. american. Be- it-i -
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WHY NOT USE THE BEsT2

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t is the
cheapest, the most reliable and most convenient.
Complete in one bottle. Does not require any pre-
vious preparation of the hair. No trouble. No
crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the hair
appear dusty and dead, but imparts to it new life
and lustre. Produces a beautiful black or brown,
preferred. A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction Only IS cents per bottle Sold every
where.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N Y.
DEMAS BARNES Il CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my IL eodly
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FROM HAYTI.
Progress of the Revolution. etc.

NEW YORK, July THE steamer Manhat.
tan. from Vera Cruz on the 2sth of June, and
Havana on the Sd of July has arrived.
The Spanish troops are evacuating San Do.
mingo, continually followed ,by refugee Do.
minicans, who are afraid to remain on the Is.
land.
The revolution in Hayti was making head.
way. Although Geffrard takes his place al
the head of troops he has suffered several re.
verses. Many Dominicans have taken up
arms against him.
Guarico had been in state of siege, and was
reoccupied by the Government troops after
a desperate fight. the rebels being obliged to
evacuate.
Havana is very dull and warm. Many Gu
bans have come N orth for the summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08
FROM GEORGIA.

People of the Interior DESTROYS to Renew
Their Allegiance.
r NEW YORK, July THE steamer Arago has
arrived from Hilton Head ~
Governor johnson addresseda large Union
meeting at Savannah on the night of the lst
instant He is about to leave for Augusta,
Atlanta, Macon. and NIilledgevil and won Id
address the citizens at each place
The Savannah Republican says that large
majority Of the people i'm the interior have ex !.
pressed their desire to renew their allegiance
TO the United States Government. 80
The Steamer Kankakee has arrived at Sa-
vannah from New York, with Mr.. Andras,
special agent OF the Treasury Department, to
open the ports, and Colonel Kicks, the new
Collector of Pensacola
The exports at Savannah are increasing
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" The psrCuIusd lieht

Steals throKgh the mis- Of aIabaSer lamps,
And erery air is heary ,ctth the breaih
OF orange fotcerS that bloom
l. the midst efroses.n
Such was the f1owery land filled with healing airs
and life preserving products where Dr. Drake dis
covered the chiefingredients of his wonderful Tonic
Medicine EXPLANATION BITTERS-the en-
chanted tropical island of st. Croix. The PLAN
TAT1ON B1TTERS, combining all the medicinal
and tonic virtues of the healing and life sustaining
products Of that favored cline, are without doubt
the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low
Spirits, and all other Stomachic difficulties yl1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

4Tne Manchester Examiner contains let
ter from Acting Secretary w. Hunter TO- our
Consul at Liverpool expressing the sincere hc-
. knowledgments- Of the people of the United
States to Thomas J Blain of Manchester, Eng
land, for presenting q bust Of John Bright, ''the
great English friend Of America % The bust
was originally designed as a present for MIR.
Lincoln, but, ON learning OF his assassiilatiop,
the owner asked permission 10 present i 70 the
American nation. The bnst has already peen
:receiyed in washington and will henfeforth
afiorn the house of the American Presidents.
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A Hint to LOYAL Men in Ricbmoud

NEW YORK, July THE Post states that the
steamer Hatteras is advertised to leave this
port to morrow for Richmond, commanded by
Captain Parrish, who surrendered the steamer
Yorktown to the rebels, and endea ored to per.
suade his crew to jim them
Inc Yorktown was afterward iron plated +,
and under the command of Parrish took part i'm
the engagement between the Merrimac and
Monitor. The first mate of the Hatteras is Rob-
ert Roberts, who was captain Of rebel tug
Co. OF this city -.
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,, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Subject Of Conf ssion.
ers APPOINTED to Visit Washinston.

NEwBERN July 2.-Governor Holden has
appointed commission, consisting of Colonel
I'M Heck, Kemp B. Battle and others, TO pro-
ceed to- Washington TO confer with the authori-
ties on the subject of confiscation.
= 1t is believed there will be no confiscaton in
either Carolinas .
Negroes are making two and three dollars
per day at rewashing dirt in the North Caro-
lima gold mines, from which gold has been once
extracted
The negro who was hung mp by his thumbs
for forty hours near the railroad depot in Ra-
leigh on Friday last, died soon after being
taken down.
Newbern has become the busidess centre of
the State. Cotton and other products from all
parts of the State are daily arriving here in
large quantities to be shipped North.
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Dastardly Attempt to Blow Up the Steam
boat ChOrc0rda. "pl It

CENTRE HARBOR, N. H., July 6.-While the
steamboat Chorcorda was lying at the wharf
AT this place last night some unknown person
placed a keg OF powder on the furnace when
an explosion took place, blowing up the front
deck and scattering the door panels, but not in
iuring the machinery. She was able to leave
on time this morning. No one was much in
iured on board.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

New STYLES Superb Stock Of Dress, Sack, and
Walking Goats, PantalOons, Vests, and Boys
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Mems
and BOYS Ready made Clothing, which, for ele-
gance Of style variety and excellence of Fabric and
faithfulness of manufacture, has not been sur
market r.-..-
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the right article ON the most reasonable terms.
Also. An extensive assortment of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for a complete outfit. - ~ =. -
NOAH WALKER & co, 36S Pa. av,
oc l0-SmH Metropolitan Hotel Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

N. II. MILLER, Justice OF THE PEACE,
Once No. all s,h street west near Penn avenhe,
business, such as administering the Amnesty I as
well as all other 0aths, drawing Leases, Deeds,
Notices &C, &c. Legal advice given in ali its
branches without charge. = :
- Particular attention paid TO the collection OF
debts and claims in general. je2l-3m.
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FROM MEXICO.
Marc Eronch ronls,ono

NEW YORK, July The Mexican news bv
the steamship Manhattan, is to the effect that
MaXimIlian will soon issue a decree, ceding
Sinaloa, Durango. and Sonora to the French
as security for the war debt due France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours; also cures
Chilblans. Ulcers. and all Eruptions Of the Skin.
Sold by all Druggists. J. D. GILMAN,
mar 23ly $50 Pennsy Ivania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLoop. BEAUT1FY the
complexion, use HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARTL-
LA. One bottle equals in strength one gallon of
the Syrup or DecoctRniJ IA m 25-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

Admiral Farrasut and General Anderson.
BOsToN, July 6.-Several thousand men and
women shook hands with or other wise saluted
Admiral Earragut and General Anderson in
Fanenil Hall to day. The leyee was quite in
formal. r'-tF
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Gold and Stocks.

NEW YORK, July 7-Evening.-Gold, 1879 4:
New York Central, 96R; Erie, SIX; Reading,
9e1z; Canton, AK; Cumberland, 43j4; Quick
silver, COX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

u ficates and recommendatory letters have been
received attesting the merits Of HELMB0hDS
from the highest sources, ,incindins ennen states
men, clergymen, governors, State iudges, &c. f5
-6In