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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Wall streets in a quandsry with respect 10
impeachment and the diversity Of opinion a.
to the verdict and IN It's effect upon the stocks
gold and things IN general is very great
Money was offered freely on Saturday Al 8 per
cent. TO first class borrowers, but most Of the
banks and private lenders asked when APP
plled 20 for loans. Government securities
Were an very active specu atlye and in wee stment
demand all day, and at the noon call there was
an advance OF about n per cent IN all the is-
sues OF nve-twentles. Ii rs expected that the
new bonds Of 1865 will be issued about the A.
OF June without the July coupons, and thu
Will have the effect Of stimulating con version
OF seyen-thirues INTO the bonds of 1867 in ad-
vance OF their appearance, the terms Of con yer
sion being better in the latter case than the,
would be in the former. The advancing ten
dency OF the gold premium and the firmness OF
the market for hve-twenties abroad assisted
the upward course OF prices, and owing TO a
dlstrust OF values on the stock Exchange in =
yestors are turning their attention TO United
States stock 10 a greater extent than usual The
statement of the associated banks for the week
ending Saturday is much less favorable than
was generally expected. The legal tender notes
instead Of showing AT increase. have been re-
duced 10 the amount 0f S2l, 30, but the specie
has been increased e5,lso.OS7, owing TO the
Treasury disbursements. The deposits have
increased So,O7O,433, while the loans have also
Increased se,l27,2ll. The circulation has in
creased s90,566
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commissioned officers aud soldiers or marines
II the service OF the United States, shall not be
permitted 20 vote except such a. have been
actual residents for one year. and whose fami-
lies reside IN Washington, and no naturalized
citizen shall be naturallzed a voter. OF De
permitted TO vote unless he shall produce MS
naturalization papers. IL provides Also that the
Judges msy SIT 20 correct the registration
three days instead Of two All informal lists
OF voters before or Sfter corrected shall remain
ln the hands OF the Register Of Election OF
Board OF Judges frat appointed, OF In case Of
ms resignauon or removal, 20 his regular sue
cesser- Provided further, that no properly
e9ahhestlon shall be required for any OF the
omoes OF said city. IL was made the duty OF
the Judges Of Election TO make any regulahon
or give any notice for carrying out the provi-
slons Of this section
Mr. Niblack (Ind.) asked leave to offer an
anendment TO provide that any male person OF
ioielen olrth, over 81 years Of are, who has
sloeo ohe year IA the District. and who shall
have declared has intentlon To h come nstural-
ized. snail be permitted 20 vote
Mr.. Welker SAID 10 was necessary the bill
should be passed. for otherwise there would h.
no election, as the charter would expire The
committee had fixed a fifteen days residence in
the wards because many OF the voters were
dence operated unfairly.
Mr.. Eldndge thought some provision shsuld
be made for an additional number OF election
precincts in the city, as last year all the votes
could not be polled.
Mr.. welker said the City Councils had the
regulation of that matter, and were about 20
pass bill for fye precincts in each ward.
TO under the operation OF the previous sues-
tiOn.
The bill was then passed as amended by a
Tote Of 81 yeas 10 q nays
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BaltimOFe MarLets

Conee.-There is nothing doing and the mar
ket Tor Rio continues nominally unchanged.
flour.-There was no less inquiry Satur-
day, and the market evidenced weakness
though no quotsble change. The only sales
reported was 100 bbls. Western spring wheat
EXua AZ Sl.25
Grain.-The offerings Of all kinds were ex-
tremely small Saturday. OF wheat-l,SI bush
els white and STA bushels red market was
heavy, and prices Of winter favored BUYERS;
included In the ales Were several smalt lots of
good and strlI ly choice Marylan wheat AT
s3as3.3o; 1900 1shels ordinary 10 good Mary
land red al $40 sS2 20; no prime or choice lots
sold. Of Corn Only 300 bu shels white and
800 bushels yellow received: prices unchanged
We note sales OF $40 bushels strictly prime dry
white At Sl.l7; Lou bushel fair 70 good do
S1l3aSl Is and $50 bush mixed al 81. ~: aeyeraI
retail latr Of prime yellow brought sI.25: we
quote 81 .2iaSl25. Oats are in light supply and
prices hrmer; sales of Saturday of several
hundred bushels Maryland at 99ag3 cts
Proyisions.-There is less animation in the
market, but with a good consumptive demand
ior Bacon; prices generally are without quota
bic change. We report for Shoulders lia cents.
NIB Sides i6aa all cents; clear rib IsAals cents.
Hams range from y TO 22k cents, a. 10 quality
and character Of brand, for uncovered and COW
cred. Bulk Meats, IN the absence of sales con-
unue nominal as last quoted. Mess Pork is
held firm ar S29aS3O for large and small lots,
we note sale Of loo barrels prime Mess al
$40. Lard we quote at S0a2OH cents for Western
barrels and tierces: kegs held cent higher
Sugars.-Market active ard prices well sup
ported, stocks at the close being much red uced
We note sales Saturday of e hhds Cuba az n Z
cents; 200 boxes No. III al l. cents, koth for
refining; 27O hhds. Porto Rico grocery q. 49,
cents; 2i2 do do i21 cents: 2eo do do ID cents:
li0 hhds. Cuba and I26 do Demerara, both on
private terms; Total sales Saturday, 1861 hhds.,
200 boxes.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.


Pacific Speech Of Louis Napoleon.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Emperor and Empress
We're at Orleans on Saturday, and in response
to the Mayors address OF welcome. the Empe-
ror made pacific speech.
LONDON, May 1.-Telegrams from Malta re-
port that dispatches from China state that the
shenandoah proceeded under orders TO Corea
TO inquire into the fate of any of the survivors
OF the American bark General sherman.
LONDON, May Consols, GA
- Tor money, and 92a for account u. y
95t.
FRANKFORT, May 1I.-U. 5. 5-20's, 75h.
LlvERPOOL,May ylI-Forenoon.-Cotton DUH
oay sales estimated at 1000 bales: prices un-
changed Breadstufs dull
LONDON, May 1I-Afternoon.-U. 5. 5-2O's,
70A.
LONDON, May 11-EvenIng.-Consolss 81 4 for
money and 81 Il a92k for account; u. S. 5-2o's,
1O1; Eries ASK; Illinois Central, vs..
FRANKFORT, May yll-Evening.-U. S. 5-2O's,
75&.
PARIS, May l1-Evening.-The Bourse is
dull, and Rentes are 69f., 35 cents.
LIVERPOOL, May Evering.- Cotton
easier and fraction lower. Sales OF 1000 bales;
Uplands, l2a12S; Orleans, II Sal2H.
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[By Bankers and Brokers telegram.

Lewis johnson a. Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets follows:
NEW YORK, May lI.-first Board-U. =. 6's,
lei, coupon, III; 5.2O's, Ie62, coupons TOO /;
1864, coupon, 1O7ss; Is65. coupons, lO7 \: 1855
coupon, new, 4: 6.2U's, lo67, coupon. 109a:
lOsU's, coupons, les 73Os. second. lU7 z 3O's,
third, lV7 y Pacific Mail, 81 s; OHIO ana Missis-
slppl Certificates, 81 h; Mariposa, IS; Atlantic
Mail -;Canton. 81; Cumberland, 32a; Western
Union Telegraph, ,; Quicksilver, 2es Boston
Water Power, 2uA: N. Y. Central. 4; Ere,
Gsa; DO. preferrd, "a; Hudson, 1876; Reading,
%E: Michigan Central, lls; Michigan south
ern, e34; Illinois Central. las; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, s3h Northwestern, a; do. prerd,
sih; Fert Wa,pe, IC6k; Alton a Terra Haute,
A.; Toledo & Wabash, 81 \; Adams Ex., 6I,
Wells, Fargo d Co. Express, p; American
Express So United States Express, 5qk: Mer-
dull
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WESTERN ITEMS
Another Railroad Accident-The Metho.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1.-THE train which
left Quincy on Saturday for Chicago was
thrown OF the track near Altoona, and three
OF the cars, together with the baggage, mail and
express matter were burned. -Four of the en-
ployees were injured, but not seriously
The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Charch assembled at the usual hour
Bishop Ames in the chair. A delegation from
the Conference
The consideration of the question of the ad-
mission of the Southern delegates was re-
sumed. Speeches were made by Foster Crane
and others. DIR. Harris offered a series of reso-
lutions providing for their immediate admis.
sion.
Pending the consideration of the resolutions
the Conference adjourned until this afternoon
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BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

BOSTON, May 9.-It will be remembered that
some time ago Miss Belinda M. Nelms, of this
city, sued Daniel ID. Kelly, wealthy and ex-
IehsiVe shlpbuiider OF this city, and formerly
member of the city government for the sum of
S2O,OOO. damages for breach Of promise of mar
rage. Yesterday the trial was conc uded, and
the jury, after having been out sixteen hours
returned verdict for the plaintiff this morning
and fixed the damages at $1,000.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

THE REPORTED DUEL NEAR BALTIMoRE.-A
dispatch from Baltimore on Saturday stated
that duel took place that morning near that
city "between Colonel PIX. Green of Missouri,
and Daniel Wright. Esq, of Baltimore Both
in the shoulder and Wright IN the leg Neither
was seriously hurt. A second shot was insist.
ed on by one of the parties but was objected to
by Ills second The affair ended after the first
shot. though no adjustment of the trouble was
had" The Baltimore Gazette Of this morning
thinks the truth Of the dispatch more than
doubtful
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fs-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1I.-Flour dun and droop-
ing. Wheat quiet and slightly in buyers ia
vor. Corn Ic lower. Pork dull and ower:
new mess, S2e-25. Lard heavy at IssaIssc'
Cotton dull at 3la3lk cents for M ddling Up-
lands. Freights quiet. Turpenun, easier at
Sass cents. Rosin dull at s3.25as3.So for COM
mon strained
Evening star., 1868-05-11

A DEFAULTING CAsHIER-The accoants of
James ID. Martin, cashier of the National Hide
and Leather Bank of Boston, have been found
to have been made up on false figures for some
time past. The defalcation is attributed TO
speculations. and will not exceed $4,000. Mr.
Martin. the cashier, was placed under tempor.
ary arrest, but, by consent Of the bank officers,
was released and put in charge of a deputy
sheriff. A. G. FELTON,, whose requirements for
money We're supplied, unknown to the bank
officers, is in Jail. He failed to meet his obliga-
tons, and fhus inv olved the cashier The credit
OF the hank will not be affected
Evening star., 1868-05-11

IN TIE SPRING MONTHS, the system natu-
u rally gpdergoes q change, and HKLnBoLp'.
bIsHIr CoEcESTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
InLA 10 an assistant of the greatest value.
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Wall Street Te-daH.

NKw YORK, May 1I.-Stocks dull Govern
ments a shade lower. Money 6s7 per cent Ex-
charge, lOA. Gold, l4ls.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

NOT FEW of the worst disorders that affict
lNmanklnd arise from corn pfion Of the blood.
EILhBoLDs ExrRAcT SARsAPARILLA is o remedy
Of the utmost value.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must plrify and enrich the
blood. which HeLaBoLD's CoNCENrpATgD Ex-
5EscI OF sARsAPARILLA nvarisbly dtes. Ask for
HslrIto!d's. Take no other.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

WAeHIssTos, May IL, ls6s.-Jsy Oooke q
%. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
Evening star., 1868-05-11
A Wife Takes Arsenic Because Whim
is not Gratified by her Husband.
From the Cleveland Herald,

Another sad case of suicide has Just come TO
our knowledge through a special communica-
uon from Wellsville, OHIO, on the line of the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad All tray-
ellers Will remember that this town is local ed
on the Ohio river al the jun ction of the "River
DIVISION" with the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad. From this communication we learn
lhat the wife OF Andrew Bunting, formerly of
Youngstown, Ohio committed suicide on the
Both by taking arsenic in the presence of her
usband and children, because the husband de-
clined TO purchase additional household furnI-
ture, claiming that the house was furnished
with goods fine enough to suit any woman.
Between seven and eight O'Clock on Thurs
day morning, while the family, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunting and two c1ildren-one
eight, the other twelve years of age-were at
breakfast, Mrs. Il. renewed the request pre-
viously made that additional furniture, car
pets, &c, be placed in the house. The hus band
declined to accede TO her request, whereupou
she :rose from the table in passion, proceeded
10 sldeboard, picked up cup Of arsenic pre-
NlousIy prepared, and threatened to take il if
lne ID Dand did not come to terms. Her chill
dren cried, her husband sprang from his seat
10 prevent the woman from carving out her
wicked design-toO late to save her. In spite
OF ms efforts she managed to gurgle dewn a
sufficient quantity to produce death, which,
however, did not take place until between eight
ana nine CLOCK In the evening, twelve hours
after the poison had been taken
DIR. Hammond, the family physician. was
called, and DIR. MckenZ Zie, q neighboring phy-
slcian, was also in the room soon after the oc-
currence. The proper medicine was prescribed
and hastily procured, but the woman refused
TO take the antidote until her physician sand it
was too late to save life. Then she regretted
having taken the fatal stuff and expressed a
Willingness to take any antIdote the physician
might offer
She was about thirty five years of age Her
husband owned, in addition 10 being the pro.
prietor OF the finest and most handsomely
furnished house in Wellsyille, a boat on the
river and was otherwise in good circur stances
he, so lar as neighbour bod gossip goes, both
among males and females, had always granted
and bought for her everything that money could
procure. and that fact has created world OF
SYmnafhN he hrs shan
Evening star., 1868-05-11

HELNBOLDS EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
HI clesnses and renoyates the blood, insrils the
yigor OF health into the stem and purgss out the
bImors that AXE disease.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

HELMBOLD,s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
IKApICATKs ERUPrIvE AND ULCERATIvE
DIsRAsEs
THROAT, NCsE, EYES, EYRLIDs, SCALP.
AND SKIN,
which 80 di.ngure the appearance, PURGING the
evil effect. Of msIsury and renewing all t.nts the
md tstse b h6tLfs and cH}LpsEssr d ssr.1ss "isS
perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-sPOoNFULs Of the Extract OF
tss Li:bon Diet Drink and one bot.ls i. .oSs ~ 20
gallon Of the syrup Of sarsaparilla or the decoc-
lions ~ usually made.
INIhRESI.Ns, LITER !: published is
the Estr.st Of ssrsseaTilin IN certain Affections,
Of mercury he states tha no remedy equal 10
ihs Ezyast o. Ssr:ssa,,its - -, =, no'1., ,s .zyserai
rith IS. IN ths su,etsst sssss q tos,e with tAis
iSssisss.s ais.t ar ~ Is IS, y 20 :.s
dsrs oshsr sssstasccs Of the fosie class xsdrailas
o. usJRriOEs.
HELMBOLDS
CONCENTRATES EXTRACT SARSAPA.
RILLA,
Estsblished upward Of ls years, prepared By
ii. T. HBLMBoLD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
No. SEA Brssdvsy, New York.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EvERYwHHRB.
Price, el-s per bottle, or six bottles for Ss.N.
ny3nT
Evening star., 1868-05-11
INTERNAL RKvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were Ss33,577.6i.

ARRIVED HoME.-The Baltimore Sun of this
morning says: .sCaptain Jerome Bonaparte, of
the Guard Imperial, French army, and son of
Jerome N. Bonaparte, Esq, of this city, and
grandson Of Madame Bonaparte, (Mrs. Eliza
home in this city. He is stopping at the resi-.
denee Of his father, and is enjoying excellent
health,n
Evening star., 1868-05-11

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE AT
CHICAGo.-In the Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference at Chicago, Saturday, Rev. Dr. Car
row, OF Philadelphia, offered a resolution in
favor Of so amending the Discipline that the
Quarterly Conference shall be the organ of
communicating with the bishops in regard to
the appointment of preachers; referred Rev.
MT. Cunningham. of Philadelphia, presented
memorial from Elkton, nd, praying for the
resembling from the journal OF the Conference
the resolutions adopted in 1885, censuring two
OF It's members for making abolition speeches.
referred. Rev. Dir. Hester. of Indians. offered
aresolution lnstructing the Committee on Re
VlNals to consider the eXpeGiency of incorpo.
rating into the laws of the church a stringent
scriptural rule in regard TO divorces. Rev
Mr. Halliday. of Indiana, submitted a resolu-
non asking the Committee on Revivals to in
corporate into the Discipline a rule defining
ana regulating choirs and church music. Rev
A }. Lyde, of West Virginia, presented res
olution In favor Of increasing the number of
bishops; referred. The subject of admission of
the representatives from the South was then
taken up. and Rev. Mr.. Hester, of Indiana Of
Tered an amendment TO Mr.. Reddys substitute
1or report OF a special committee. Rev. Dr.
"A. Wheeler, of Ohio, then addressed the Con-
terence on the substitute, and in favor of the
claimants. Rev. DIR. Porter, Of Providence, oc-
cupied fifteen minutes with argument to
show that the representatives from the South
are not legally entitled tc seats or votes in the
General Conference.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

PRIZE FIGHT.-A fight took place in New
Jersey Saturday morning, between Jim Nc.
Nslty and Patsy Reagan for $780, Ten rounds
were fought, Occupying "A minutes, at the con-
clusion Of which Reagan was declared victor
Both men were terribly punished. The fight
was witnessed by q large crowd of spectators
Evening star., 1868-05-11

QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY. HEINBoLDs Ex-
NJ TRACT SARsAPARILLA. The dose is email.
Those Who desire q large ersntity ard large doses
ofDedieine ERR.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

0The Crawford County (Pa.) Medical So.
ciety have instructed their delegates to the
State Society TO vote in favor of RESOLUTION re.
cognixing female practitionerasof medicine.
~ Flora Temple, once the .sQueen Of the
Turf," last week contributed foal TO the horse
stock Of the country. 49,
Evening star., 1868-05-11


Co-oPKRATIeN In CALIFORNIA.-The frame
OF the EIght-hour Mechanics Co-operatiye
Mill. at the southern end of the Raw View
railroad bridge across Islais Cove. is Up, aud
the building VIII probably be enclosed in about
two weeks. The Union have purchased the
block of land on which IL stands. and several
adjacent lots, sufficient for all the purposes OF
an eS'ensiye lumber and planning establish
ment. Members Of the Union have purchased
several lots on the south side Of Shell Mound
road, and erected thereon dwelling houses for
themselves and families. Ii is stated that the
machinery fer the mill is on the way, and be-
fore many months the man factory Will be in
opsration.-Son Fra~cisco Bullettn.
The TRIAL OF Mr.. DAVIS Posrrryk1y v
PosTroNFp.-We published I. few DAYS since
a telegram sent by District Attorney Cnand-
ler TO the Hon. Mr.. Evarts, one of the counsel
for the government, 10 the effect that by con-
sent OF counsel the trial OF Ex- President DAVIS
had been postponed 10 June 3rd. letter uras
received here by Mr.. Chandler from Mr.
EssTss stating that he could
Hence we must conclude that the trial cannat
take place before the 3rd OF June.-P,cI ~
Exdmiaer 9tk.
- At the Longchamps races. Eureu,e wore
bonnet made OF vfolets, reliey ed by two sprles
OF white lilac.
- Al Berlin lately woman seventy-two
years OF age gave birth to child.
- There are new about two thousand
United states soldiers stationed In Virginia
- A farmer on the Junista river in Penn
sylyania. last week plougheei up great numbers
OF the seventeen-year locustA
- widow, named Hutchinson, living An
Cairo, IN. has just recovered q yerd,cf of
el.5s3 - damages against the Centrai RsiSrosa
for killing her husband IN November LAST
- Conductors who hereafter enter the s.-
vice OF ne felr Haven and Westville Hose
Anadrsd dollars.
Evening star., 1868-05-11
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
C2i1 Jxssies Of tAs Ssvrtms Cox,t Of Pa, se,itss:
81 nnd .Hoonand's German Bitters' IL . good
tonic, useful In diseases Of the digestive organs,
nervous '''''' the GU. ss% W. 'sSSb '%sS0cSb'wVqHhD."
hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jsdss aJ ths Sxp,ems CoSvt Of Pssn sylvasis.
consider HOod.i !: German bitssr: bi e sss.a ssi:
10 NsdtctSs In cases Of attacks Of Ind gestion or
eysDelsis. can Ger ify this from my experience
~ JAMES rHoMPsoN.n
FROM Rev. JOSEPH b. KENNARD. D. d.
Psaor Of tks TenfA Baptist Chxrch, PhtladelpAia
requested 70 connect my, name with recomms ada.
lions Of inerent kinds Of medicines, but az
Z: a III cases :: 'd s:sa
y.rS1; o. ~. sne Il s.n
sts: deSsls from %g eou1.s
o express my full conviction that, for se.srai de-
ssss ss s:s ssssa.. y 1ss CON n
soms case. 1t may AL; but usually doubt not. It
Yours, very respectfully
Eighth. below Coates street.
FROM REV. Z. d. PENDALL,
Asststass Editor Cxyistiaa Oyosiele, PhiIa.
4 have derived decided bene6t from the use Of
hoeeandb German Bitters, and feel II my privi.
sse 70 recommend them - . most valusb bic tonic
WWom hon assesses arising from derangsnsnt Of the
Tours uS.D I.D b. yrxDALL.
CAUTION
Hoonandb German Remedies Are counN.-x..ta
sss that the sisnstufe q Q. Z; JAOKSON is Q
torfeit.
Principal Once and Msnufaetory atthe German
Medicine Store, No. 63l ARCH efRBRrsPhiiS
dslDhia, Pa.
CHARLBe L. EvANs, Pro
Formerly q. II. JACRsO
PRIOIe.
''a.ad' e'.:'n s':s'r'' e, I,i SSss!s ssss :--sis
Hoseand 0ernea Tonic, yat uD In epsre botties
q = pr bottle, or hatf douon for a -
~Do not forget g sxanins ven - article yeu
bay IN order - get u geantDe. - ~ =
sela b DEysgiss ~ Dealers svWyvAsss,
Evening star., 1868-05-11

A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN Avn BEAUTIFUL
N COMPLEXION follows tho use Of HErx-
toLBs CoscEETRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARTLIA
It removes black spots, pimples, msta patches
and al sruptions Of the skin.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

In the Criminal Court on Saturday VIM. Fos
ter, colored, convicted for murder of q colored
woman named Emeline Parks, was sentenced
ricted Of murder in the second degree was sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for eighteen wears
and Andrew Weis, white, convicted of a iike
offence, for fifteen years. 'A~e
Evening star., 1868-05-11
NOUNG LADIES BEwAREl

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS otFsce Pow
cers and ashes. All such remidiss close up the
pores Of the skin, and in q short time destroy the
eompleIion. If you would have fresh, heethy
and youthful appearance, use HKLNBoLp's Tx
TRACT sARsAPARILLA.
Evening star., 1868-05-11

- The case OF Alethea Monroe VI. Walter n
Leeds, OF Michigan City, in which the plaintiff
charges the defendant with breach Of promise
oI mSHlage: a. and claims the rifing sum OF
Soe'OVO 20 indemnify her, has been continued TO
the next term Of the Circuit Court
~ Je6 Davis IL in Canada,
a. C:pt worden, Of thu. Monitor, goes to
- Atlanta becomes the capital Of recon.
struetea Georgia. -
Evening star., 1868-05-11

HELHBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
H eAksAPARlLLA,is 10 the Great Blood FaEi-
f1.
Evening star., 1868-05-11
HooFlaHGs GERMAN BITTERs,
TIE eBEAr RrMEDIEs FOB ALL DISEASES

Liver, STOMACH, Oh DIGESTIVE ORGANS
Evening star., 1868-05-11

The SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
General Candy, in command of the Second
Military District, has issued an order directing
that the meeting of the General ssembly of
the State OF South Carolina, appointed for the
Eth instant be postponed until after Congress
shall have approved the Constitution under
which 1t was elected, and of which due notice
will be given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-18

Town CLoCK.-Mr. p. p. Sellers, OF
Bellaire, writes US that our remarks
about the town clock few mornings
since, reflect somewhat on his
skill AS clock repairer, he having
had at one time the care of the old
concern. He further writes that
for one hundred and fifty dollars he
will undertake to put it in good or
der. We don't see how the paragraph
we wrote affects Mr.. Sellers, for II we
understand it, he has had nothing to do
with the clock for II long time. AS to
his Otfer, we refer that to the city au-
thOritles, suggesting that it would hard
ly pay TO eXpend the sum asked on
the unreliable, OLD affair. Guess It is
about worn out.