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The New York herald., 1868-04-27

IlY HENRY B. HEKTS AUCTIONEER.
ID HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2s AT 1o1s O'CLOCK.
AT as ORCHARD sTREET, NEAR GRAND.
Rich rosewood Paor Suits In brocael and reps French
plate Mirrors Lace Curtains Velvet and Body Brussels Car
pets Ocloth rosewood Eagero, Centre and Card Tables
walnut and mahogany Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Washsands,
Lounges Hair Mattresses Bedding China and Gass Ware
Extension Dining Table, Buffet Dining Chairs Kitchen Uten
si &C. oil nearly and in very fne order Catalogues
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

WIN. WITT Frs, AUCT1ONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
M2 lock, at +A Canal street. large and hne lot of
tue Paror Suits French plate Mirrors Curtains Centre.
Dining and Tea Tables; rosewood Piano, black walnut
mahogany and enameed Chamber SIMS; hair Maresses
Feather Beds Bedding, wardrobes, Bookcases Lounges
Rocking other Chairs China, Glass; Silver Ware
Stoves and everything for housekeePng 100 ne hand
Spring street, Horse, l6 hands, 400 weight years ods
TO be sold for debt.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

r,HOs. GAFFNEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 CHAM.
bers street, will sell this day, at l0 oc ock, the Lease
"a years) Fixtures OF the Lager Beer and Billiard Saloon
40
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

yyyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE NO. l7o
w Chatham Square, sells on Monday, 2th inst at loA
o'clock the Contents Metropolitan Shades 2I6 Canal
street Broadway splendid Eng sh ale Pump Counter
English Paintings and Engrayngs also an assorted stock
OF Liquors Bourbon whlskey, Brandies Chsmpagncs,
Cigars, &C.
VyvILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE 100 CHAT.
w ham square, sells this day, O'clock the Furnt
tre Bedsteads Bedding Mattresses Carpets Ocoh,
Contained In house Ill Monroe street
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

pY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER,
ID at 1l9 East Ninth, near University place,
WEDNESDAY, April 49, at 1013 O'Clock,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &C.. con-
taned in above private residence
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office 80 Nassau street; Art Gallery, Ss Fifth
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

Ry HENRY B. HERTs AUCTToNEER.
ID Household Furniture,
On Tuesday, April 2s, at 10s O'Clock,
at 246 West Twentythird street.
comprising and walnut Parlor and Chamber Sus
Vevet and Brussels Carpets, Oilcoh, oak Dining Table,
Chairs Lounge &c China Glass and Silver Ware Beds,
Bedding Mirrors Gas Fixtures Chandeliers, &c., together
with Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-HENRy O. EVANS AuCTroNEER
n vii sell from the shelves, by catalogue, Tuesday
April 2 At No. 3e Nesey street. New York. snte
stock Of jobbcr. consisting Of White Granite and common
Ware. Table Glassware Kerosene Lamps China kc commits
ing general assortment The sale will be without reserve
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

WIN. wITTERs AUCTIoNEER, SELLS ON wEDNEs-
w day at OH o'clock. at 1OO East Twenty sixth street, AL
the gentee Parlo Chamber Dining Room other FurnL
Of the large house, comprising everything useful and
necessary for housekeeping Chamber and Paror sut Pier
A
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

WIN. Writer'S, AuCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY, A!
w l0h O'clock l63 West street, by virtue of chattel
ogape all the Furniture Bar and saloon Fixtures &c In
the above house. ID. M MUNGER, Mortgage.
VJyM. Writers, ACCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w 2ocock, at Broomc street, near Wooster street, the
lures, Counters, Pumps, Glassware &C., &c
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

DY HENRY b. HERTs AUCTIONEER.
ID WATCHES, JEwELRy, CLOCKS, FIXTURES &C
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2a. AT 109 O'CLOCK,
AT 80 EIGHTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
the entire Stock OF comprising Gold and Silver Watches
Jcwelry Clocks Svcrware Safe show Cases,
Fixtures, Jewellers Tools, &c also Immediately after the
above all the Hot sehold Furniture OF said house Catalogues
sale
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

GREAT % SALES OF BRoOKLYN HOUSE LOTS by
" JOHNSON MILLER, on Wednesday, April q, and on
Thnday April co. Maps now ready at 25 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

A UCTIoN SALE OF GOOD FURNITURE, BY COLE
n MURPHY, corner Clinton street and verandsh place
Brooklyn MONDAY April "a at t0x o'clock mahogany
and black walnut and Chamber Furniture best hair
ding, Dining Furniture &c.
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FROX THE FAR WEST.

Sr. LorIs, Dec. u.
The 1.eayenworth Commercial pub
lishes the resignation Of Colonel wyncoop,
agent Of the Cheyenne and Arapshoe In
dams. The Colonel refers to the Sand creek
maslsere, by Colonel Chiringt0n, and the ex-
psdision Of General Hancock and i.a results.
ead sAys: I IN nov snder orders to proceed
to Fort Cobb, on the Wachita river, and con-
611uepl4t Iadiess Ieeo q ~ aDiat or
6(4hfs einle Itsvs lsAssed pm ~ journsy
I fkave fesfsed 81 koms 6vs di6ersni columns
Of troops in the Geld. whose objective point
is the WAchita river. The regular troops are
under the control and commanded by of6cers
who win not allow Atrocities to be commit.
ted; bat there are also troops in the field.
under saAexicu of the 0overnnsns. volun-
teer troops, and the Ute and Usage indiana,
The deadly s0elniss Of I'll the Plsins Indians,
and who's nothing will prevent from murder.
ing all, Of whsssvsr aee OF seI, wherever
found. The peist - which that portion il
sessAiss, ~ Aa.e espssssse their deter
minssion to kill under eli eiscdnsssoces, the
Indisaspf NJ Assaey, j sAa pcist 70 which
ily respond 10 my cal, but would most
certainiy refuse to again Be the instrument
/ nf thA1urdmso( o( innocent women and chill
dreu White / renSfn u odfcsr II ~ Gov
srnnsnt. l propose 10 do my duty, por-
ton Of which 10 TO obey ny instrucsious All
that is lett me, under the circumstances,
visA he present state Of feelines / hsvr iu
tA1s matter, 10 nov TO respectfully tender my
Ixeaienaticn and return the Commission, the
teq6mSsssoftk tkich Aavs . fafesfnsstl y
teA1es9ors1Ao AaRil.
The resignation is dated en- route 10 For
Cobb, November c9,h.
Colonel Wysconp left here yesterday fol
Warrington. He believes the late Gght o
0ensral Custar's, % the wachita river, Va
lG&nlI Aaaseeere. He ssgss Rlaek Ksttl'
{an6 6s ! 4hd4 HeseQpndly 1iane snd yer,
$ou{G dir 93sefe 6kioa 0hen a(1cks&
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FROA THE SOUTH.

LouIsviLLE. Dec. II.
Additional na,ticulars IN regard 10 h.
t,..edr =, yev Albany have besn rrceived
Ahont & o'clock this mornine Mr.. Luther
Whi,,en. one Of the outside suards of n,
all -. ~. d Il. entrance hy . n.r,v n
mn. M, nresen,rd ni,,ols Al him. demand
inc s;asree or deaih. Whit,en shouted. hov.
ever bu, "a. e,,,ed. hooked down. and Il.
formed that Il .no,her shou. -, uttered +.
should die. Bv thi. time the ;ail of,iee "a.
6lI.d Nth n.e se.rch;n. a. de tev.
Sh.r,9 Fulton Love. unders,.nd;ns the sit.
n.,;on. came do.n from h,s alesn,ns .nsr,-
ment and r.;ned the door lead,ng 10 ,he
gn.rd. a. the YES, side of The iaii. Where he
vas IA met hy An armed force with ni.tols di
r....1 - ks-sr Hs srs,s;mad. gentlemen
dn~I I'll An ~ HA.riA Ors 81
.lfsI QfSsG. J. 6red { shet. ~ inr ea.ct i
IN. ,;.St ~. "A ;nH,ct;ns I naisful vouna
Th. ~. - Ssm.ndsd. In, Il. nsr.,.tsn,l,
,.f.ss1 !: =. so.s.. - Ahoss : do,.s
- 49, sI.e .ss.ssSssi ~ ,.c~ 49,. ~.
- ~ ~ l.@..ds1 tie al hs,.
q ~. 1iS1S S2ses1nse1. ~ shev ..ccesds sd
!. fadin9 49, la 4 1ra1sr. Thomss Mesh.
eVs. eoeSse = ine{ae evarls, va compelled
To oman The nalla az tho men the mob had
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1OH RICHMOND.
RIcrNosp. Dec, II.

RicsxosD, Dec. II.
10 the United States Districl Court, this
morniaG. Jndks UnAarpood presidipa. ths
cass Of sally Audsrson, Who was sentenced
70 death 81 the County Court for arson. vas
brought UP on writ Of hsbeas corpus on the
ground thaa one Of the magistrates compos-
ing the court which tried her had held Office
during tbs var, and heing, therefore, dis
qualified under he ii;h amendment, the
whole court was Illegal and its proceedings
vi,issed Judge Underwood sustained the
prisoI@r's plea and discharged her from
custody. In delivering his oririon be said
that Il even the clerk Of the court that tried
case vas Unqualified ii vi.ia,ed the pro-
ceednss.
There are hundred and 81 y-nins con-
sicta il the State prison, sentenced since the
adoption Of tAs llsh amepdmest, Who nag
now be released BY habeas corpus and turned
loose under this decision.
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LiTE0Y BY I E0RlPH


fpsDos, Dec. II.
The following Ministers snd oEc .rs ol
Slate arc appointsas e~fseaas Clifford Lord
Chief Jssties n The Queens Beach, Lord
Ds6erin, Chsacslloe Dashy Of Lancaster.
Edward aallisAr, Attorney Gssssl for Ire
lssd, CAariss Rshsst Barry, Solicitor Gsnsr-
4 fos Itsiaad. Tbonaa Gssrss Rsrrens'
Baros Of North Brook Under Secretary Of
War. Ar. vivian Treasury Lsrd = supervise
military expeditions.
II lsDsmsw, Dee IL Aitssht.
Dipsschss ipsa received from Madrid.
This dsy's dote sllcial 1ssetts Of that city
hss the follsvias: Taers is noshins further
from Cs1ix, pying 10 the dersnae.s~t -oftbs
telegraph vst(s. y
The govsrnmens is anxious for The insnr-
gents TO yield to reason ana patrio.isn and
nes force the netional troops which havs 20.
muh 1dStAfs 10 III Spsan heir co1ht1.
msh IT. GSyernmsst scsnnander = or
tain Of . prompt soppre s.ion ofthe revolt
) The Captain General Of the department. Of
Valencia reports to the government an i'm
minent rising Of Carlists 10 Arisoaa.
Grorss Ffsncis Trsis bas bysn ~ q libsr>
y. the plaintiffs in the cass against him hsv.
ing vithdrawn their suits. Train hes issued
vrits against ~ Aasqais II Abssessn and
the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland for one Asa
dreA shsasAnd dollars Damages for falss in
prisonment, and against Ebbsn vals Steel
for $2e, 900. He will sail in the Australasia
10 o.morro~ for New York.
VIENNA, Dec. II.
Official correspondence in an editorial TO-
day says the Greek government still with>
stands representation made BY the great
powers Of Europe 10 The matter Of the nlli-
nsasa q The 6nhaina Ports, sad that he
Tarkish Embssssdor at Athens 10 preparing
70 depart
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DIED.

BOFoD -1n Tr.day, lin int. Miss AuD ptrrr
1suehtsr Of II hfs NV IN. H. Boyce os III aciey ID
the aist yssr sf her AsA
Sssss1 services 10y sAb,ath). - shs usits6 n y.
sysaias cssrcA, u G'elssk ,. =. srsaA u ~
lamflr srs i1viseA ts snssd.
HtN0-Oa the - h inst.. Of Consumption, ys,snfins
Hins brother Of O. Ainss u ths city 10 HIS thrti. II
yesr.
~ lsvss, this Afternoon 1t se!sck Friends ass
lsvissd - satssA.
fAcxARuRsY-KArr IA-y. ssusht.- Of wu rseH-
ab<7y. st, o'co< lss; evening aged years and Is
days.
fussr.l o. Notify Al O'Clock. At the house OF Mr..
Tsckshssry,sa kinth, between Exchange and Baah
esresfs.
Jssus said: "Dunsf Hstls oAllltsn TO unto ne,
sAdsorSil shs0 ~. sOF Of such u the kisedoN q
neassn
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FROA CALIFORNIA.

San FkAxcnc0, Dec. To-
The Union Pacific Rail Road il repeated
blocked with snow since the 4th inst, no
trains having arrived bayond where the sta-
sss rsceives the mail sincs that date. and
none arrived at CasJepne fenn The ~ea:
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NtW YopE. De

MN IoRK, DEC. AZ
A .pec;sl ftos, 1.osdoo y ~ herald on
the 10Th ssys: Ne.pe~s has pei been receiv
I'd Of the bosshoF6men1 u caaia, teiegrsphic
soaesaicssians hsins intercepted With Mad
"A 4 di,p..eh j. hon N.drid dated Thursday
Dss. 1oh, ~ : iSt6 n611t6F = sss1ing-
men s"ploysf q sas rsp.spe,i.y or ;,p public u'
hines, and With hayonsss fastened to sticks,
and assunad threatening attitude which
tAsys saill, saisaAin.s Tie pasionel militia
are ordseu4 % psoeesd agaInse vAsO, esd
several b1s11iiions are preparing - oesGA 10
the ataach. ass4ss sA#
0rsa& sdcsts ~ nsde to raise revolt
here, - <Ae sttiaens uss 1aoh alafnsa.-
Plaeasds sre posed - E~nmalura threat.
enins the as-assisssion Of al rich citizens
Who take part in elections for the Costez.
TN H9AlAss loebpnsgpseisls asf ~ llth
fsys, that thu 6hf1DiSejrs 6etveeustAs tsvssu-
mens troops and~ insdfae~ss he's been pro.
lse 'sss;s esfs e R:i':s sSassnai ei
The repnblicss eeuuistee n. Seville. who
will nake IN attampt at mediation. Should
the,s ~ 6tlaki>ls ~ the e0ssrnsess viii
recon useifA $ikof6ns GAassfes sof the sur-
creas;ou Of the insurgents.
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For sale.

OTIS and 8, Block ls4, corner Of 18th
~ and BanS, Title r ID. Price $3.50.
Asatot l. Block l2a, corner Of esh ard Ncrsans "a
which .r~ .br houses constantly renting good ~
urs. Title gped. Price $780,
S. q. JOHNSTON,
nevis StA ann Dafn street
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,. III tHAoa3 Aso98v E0tt05s
Ter1es;
,4llr,so nailsshae.Iss Pr ysss, . 9
I" :. " sAnss
-! ...,s.. |. q: :. -: -. |.
ID elnbs 81 ~ {sacks II
. il clabs oStsns leachl -
kEoKUK DIRECTORY
.TrOnhEIs.
Brown !. Eaas s.........oos Main FissA street.
cot'a cseoad stsss'
Ameftean Wa1eAss.
Sc Bridges........ ......-. Nssl : Estss Hcass
AUOTIc HEGRs.
Urish l3s Hsis stssst
sOOrp . sn0Es-WnOlssA
Jambistos > HaiskAnP...-.....-...sS Main ssrssa
DoOK .nlHOnR.
EPsArss &son. v..aass City Bsds, hsia = .
$40 FACTORY.
VA xsis strs'
aeo9s = s1AraonnnY.
Dsvs1 exs1.-...-. ees4 bsfs.s
NM Wssteots .......... 4at1 stssst--asAs YsartA
Webster Bros. ...-.-.--.. .....se Asis street
poOrs : sno1e-nnrAsL.
sDssn.-... cor Third 4 Main strssts
Asisksop 4 Massss. -. e4sex
Halskanr Dro...... 4ain atrsst-bse III Settb'
Hart, g y lain stFsss
DUCx1YB DOUnDnY.
Walt, Asnlt.es4 0ss4-s:x. .ssss s1GinsA . Jsbnsoa.
soasEr aIsAcHARr.
Rnsfssn ...............co Fourth BIoAdsan
CLoCKs, WATCmEs = SHW 1ENv. !
San Bridges ...... Nos > Estes House.
I. R. J. Ayrss scDs.. s3 Main street
CLOTHIERs.
veacili, Jonss Os......ssr 1Aira D Main strssts
Ness, ,stsrn d Cc......cor Second Aaia strssts.
connlsssoH HERcHANTs.
....1e SssthLsvss
olsehs-Whslssals 4 Retail.
q Bfidgss ..................Nos l : : Estes Hosss
Usiu, silvsr Wsrs.
q Bridge ......... Nos fsess Hsnss.
DnU8leTRY.
Lc lnesssoll-.. - Thifa ; Nsia,t upssairs).
Dnv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
M Shelley Sons ........e7 Main stsset.
KrAnssS IsW3n q Ce....... ..r.... i0s Main stf~st
~ paUds-waoLEsALs = RnrArL.
wilkiaav DAstlstt I Cs..........t4 Main stfsst.
Kerr Falles .~.-........ ..........U NAM stfest
DfF O'Connor. % y an stfess
DnY-oOODS-RE1AI
HIN Dostvisk ...... .s7 NaIa street
Phnlivs y Observation-Disclosures. ID MAM e0eos
n 0rss9 : .....-o r Is House
Foster {" t.Iss.
uaesaetng, Brands, 4 seals.
Bridges. ............ .....s...Nos 1 Estss House
ss HURNITG1H
J. ,. cross Co lss Main stfss4
DHnsas, Kasls : co......,.ll0 : 147 Main strset.
eAs = srsAn EIrrlse4.
Mooar Son =. ohnscn street, bet4d 4 I'll.
osi4 Psas, Psaeils. fsskss Seeks
se1riAis6. ....--... !. - Nssl . 3s8stss Hsss
ono6nns-wnoLnsAAn.
.. Pollock 4 asia ssrss,
y =, - - 40 ~. .....,
Rl Bewer . Ce......--. ..-se As,a sres'
Il stafford. ,......-.....-ssr Dissdsas kAe
eaocnns-ns1A1s. @s
Rehaenan q AAA s.......,....-,..la - NAin eeesst
~ $50 -.sss s. 49, -
ns4Awass Z Usass euyaashaoe 0e1As
aaa ii tA4 Nls91s = Sn,4
sSaf& n 4sfss ss. se--asr
I -
-, ! ~. .,...,.
n Bu.i A. street
a, = -. = a ..senDs.
n.,s.s Ie.ss III. - n ainstree
20 IS, ~ .-------- 81
.-.kAs, g.. ~ Main str sss
-4----A
rssf,r Nouee.. .......oer fh3rd johnson.
Denins Hseye ............e cor 6eccnd Johnsou.
L.J.AaA.' 49,. .-......o0'.'''d ''' 1''a ~
49,. ss.s 8 y: s''.-'''
cs,,s.r ! Bssry 1ifa street LA Estss HOUSE
Innx.
-. n.,. = pA.rtA
svs~ness Drss =. = :. ''..' = '....'.'.S.' ~
= -.-NnxHaAlE.
st....'a : cs.'-.-.:.::..l'' u A.'' street
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COnnlssl0N NERCHANT0.
" 6tufese -.....Se SeotALsvss
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CLOTHIERs.

vssc ELL, Jonss . 0~.....ssr Third D Main strssts
Hess, Stern 4 Cc......eor Second 1 Asia strssts
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TuE CUBAN BEv0LUTTOH.
6eorge Ft1scls Traia nelessed.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW york ,ssi.
FROn ST. LOUIS.

,ssxIsas
d. fnrya nna 10
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fs6Af3fne AND WALL PAEnDe.
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oleeks-Whslssalo Z Retail.
a Bridses ........ Nos IL : Estes House
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Ustn, silver wsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-13

L G fnesssoll. i. ~ Thirl , Msia, pssAirsJ
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80 g = 20 81. y I. tssaFs =
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.ss.,. f1Anos AsD MusIc.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
(FwmiListlS Ryeko t,0Get

--Whsa Adam got tired psr;pg rs
descendants, % said. "f.1 4, I Inc, FEST ts
r,ir-, eu,;tky"ra u cfgsu oar 'Aal err
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

to vote with che Republicans. TSs couh
uy condemns bic judgment. but the Sen
ate canrot condemn his conduct The
sudden paralysis which 40 UNEXPECTEDLY
crippled his frame occasionsd among all
circles Of opinion the most hearty gym
tisdidicdi, tot bsopis q Sdistahee to
understand the intense Eeiing which sx
lists now in VI sshingson, except tal,ieS
Of the dishonorable oondvctsi which we
have thus described, The old veterans
Of the Senate Chamber have been a much
accustomed 10 losing - to winning ta..
tea The loss ofshs ,ssssessE Article II
1t had been beaten hoaorably, Q w6sldsof
course have excited great sortows but no
Indignation, Senators have Just as much
right to vote against as for q measure.
But The Senate has' bsen eruvlly aud tase
lysisceived rs sreu rwhsma u had 'truseed
and honorad. = I, is for this teason tha.
The present wrath RACES. Butler let the
Radicals lose thousand irteachments
than achieve 4 single ono ~ Initiating thc
means which their opponent
employed to secure last Saturdays sicto
rlous shame.sST LakixaH 10 69xudD
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n.bis,1G ad' iadJ yG!T1i.ad 1ol Hoslri .
MISSISSIPPI IDIARRIIEA rCORDIiL
? y $4,000. ,RE.W.AR5D

To any one who can produce or etcrlavc prodlic.
ed n remedy which bears any rsscmblanee' 70 tlfs
in noipt ofysiue.lj .hgs slif ~ 2uol b9igLl
The soothing and healing influence Of the, Mis-.
sia ppi Diarroea Cordial is alin ost
ly'flt. md WITHIN a few minutes After, takingit
the sufffcr ON auy OF the disordcrs which u pro.
fesses To cure is got only pnvacsceut but we'll II
acts upon the Internal surfaces with whiob il
comes In coaact like an epollien,. quie,.ipg The
whole systsln and producing a healthy action 10
the digestive aud secretive orgaus s'S i4o1G
! inrRiaNtD -. .dl0 r---------J t!go31 HB Au'
MANSFIELD - HIGBEE,2 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JUICE Cartter.-To-dayi in
the case OF George A. Perrie, convicted Of
vending lottery tickets new trial was granted,
and the District Attorney entered noble pros.
The case of John Il. Fowler, indicted for
vtnoins Io'tery tickets, was taken up, messrs
Merrick and Fendall appearing for the defence
Inc defence offered To prove oy Mr. Clephane,
CoHector OF Internal Revenue, that the accused
was regularly licensed under the revenue
laws, made regular returns, DC; the
Prosecution resisted this offer, and ii was
discussed az considerable lenghth. The
Court ruled out the offer saying that 1t was
clear TO his mind that Congress did not intend
TO legalize what 1t had prohibited, and that its
intention In the revenue act was TO tax the bns-
mess ef lottery vending wherever IL existed by
law Some Of the States had legalized lotteries
for the purposes Of raising the revenue but it
was weak policy and the results had been
found 10 be wicked. a
ORPHANS COURT, JUDGE PurceH-To- day,
the Will OF the late Ann Krouse, OF Georgetown,
which, after, providing for the payment Of her
lust debts, &c, bequeathes her property to her
four children, and appoints Charles A. Buckley
executor, was filed and fully proven. Ann f.
Robinson was appointed guardian to the
orphans OF James II. Robinson, bond S5OO0,
and letters OF administration were also issued
10 her on the estate, bond $500. John Thomp-
son was appointed guardian to the orphan of
John and Mary K. Ray, bond $40: also TO
orphan OF John and Martha A. Conner, bond
$4oO. The distribution account of Peter Enc
rich's estate, and first and final account of the
aomlnistratrix, We're approved aud passed.
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Centre Market To-day.

Meets, Ec.-Beef, best cuts 25a3Jc. per H..
next pest, 20c.; Mutton, l5aa6c. per h.
spring Lamb, &1toass 81 per quarter; Pork, 20
c. per To-; Siaughprets g, Hogs, S1r per cwt.:Sait
&c; Clipped, spc.; Bacon meat, 49,; Breast,
9pc-: Shoulder, Ice; Sausage, 1SasSc.; Lard, 22c
Butter, k5Oa65c. per To-: Eggs, 23c. per doz.,
head Cheese. PC. per ID; Cheese pc. per To-
Poultry, Gaise, 6c.-Turkeys, Sc. h.: Chick
ems, si5ta2. 81 per pair: Pigeons, &}as3- 50 per
each. =,
V2cetabks, fc-Appies, sOcas1 per peck;
Sweet Potatoes. 81 per peck; Irish do, Sc;
Onions. 81 PIX; Parsnips, Sc; Celery, SC. per
bunch; Cranberres, 15c. per qt.; Cabbage, l0aa0c.
per head; Iurnips, 3oe FER PIX; Hominy, 1ec.
per Of; Dried Apples, 75c. per peck; Ruta-
bagas, 3Uc. per peck: Carrots 5cc- Spin
mach, Soc; Dried Prunes, 25c. per h.; Dried
Currants, &c; Raisins, 25c.; Malaga Grapes
81; Dried Cherries, 35c.; Dried Peaches, 25c.
Blaekberries, 25c.: Dried Whortieberries, 25c.:
Cream Nuts, 25c.; Filberts, 25c.; English Wal
nuts, CSC, Almonds, 50c; Cocoanuts, 15c. each;
Peanuts, 2yc. per h.; Hickory Nuts, Use. per
peck Walnuts. 40c.; Honey, SOC; Oranges,
I nssU per doz:; Lemons; 1Sascs,; White
per bnsheI; ShiIstuff, 6Oa9Oc; Brownstuh,
&C Middling, 90c.; Shorts, 45a5Oc.; Corn,
shelled, s130a&1.4C: Corn. by ear, 81 per bbl.:
Oats, 9Oc ash per bushel; Hay, sl40 per
ewt; Straw, sl.4o; Buckwheat, sc. per ID;
Zoe. per head Kale, zoe per peck;
Pine Apples, SOC. each; Onions, sc.
per bunch, Spinnage, soc. per peck: Beets Soc
per peck: Cabbage Sprouts, soc. per peck
Radishes. 10c per bunch; Rhubard, &c. per
9 Dun Sparagrass, 30a45c per bunch; Green
T6.-Bunch Fish, 4Oc. Haddock, Ice. per
10; Halibut, 25c.; HOLSTERS, 12c per h.: Shad,
3a6Oc- per pair; Herring, l5a20c. per doz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

CURIOUS MAN.-Dr. A. S. Kennedy, of
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permanent remedy for Catarrh, and will give
$50 for a case of this dreadful disease that re
cannot cure. II you have an offensive discharge
tial loss CT hearing or smelling, pain over the
eyes, a substance sticking in the throat, affect
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all Of the above symptoms of this loath some
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

The MYSTERY ExPLAINgD-The human re.
mains noticed in yesterdays STAR as having
been found by Lieut.. johnson, packed in BAR
rel and partially buried, at the head of nth
TO have been those of a colored woman whose
dead body had been disinterred by resur &c.
tionists and furnished TO a member OF the red
ical fraternity for dissection. Soon after heir
discovery the remains were eneased in q coffin
and properly inferred, under direction of the
sanitary officer of that district. The body was
so much hacked and mutilated as to defy rec
ignition.