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AFFAIRS IN MoNreoAxRY, COUNTY, Mo-
The Rockville Sen.iael Of Friday has the fol.

II, D.
The Rockville Sensinel Of Friday has the fol.
lowing items: I'D
Montgomery CoS.ty Asriesltxral Society y-Pur.
oficers memSeps and trend. %sfSs Of ing Scs1s tine
was held at the Court House, in Rock Vile, on
Tuesday. IL 10 proposed TO hold q fair on the
second Thursday in September next. The
Presideni-Joseph n. Bradley, Esd; Vice
Presidents--lst District, I'd. W, Owen, "a Dis
uict, Dr. Washington Waters; % District, N s.
Francis yaldenar. Executive Committee-{ {of
which the other officers are ex o6icio members)
j. L. DaFief Joseph T. Dsseiium and Geo
w: Dawson: TreAsvre,E.George Peter. Re-
ponding Secretary-Dr. e. E. Stonestreet =
Sudden Deah.-Ws have just learned Of the
death Of Mr.. Patrick Lyddane, Jr., Of Berry's
District, on the Nth ultimo, under the follow
ing circumstances: 1t appears that he had
been a1f1icted for Q long time with ulcera1on OF
one Of his legs. which had become SO vitulent
amputation Of the distempered limb. Accord
ingly he repaired to Baltimore and engaged the
services Of an experienced and skillful surgeon
for the purpose, and while the application of
chloroform, used in such cases, was being
made, he, sunk under II and expired.
Contracts Asodrded.-The contract for uarry-
ing the stone tor the Methodist Episcopal
Church, (South,) in this town, has been award.
ed 10 and is now being filled by Mr.. Peirce, Of
this District, from the quarry of Maj. John g.
England, adjoining Rockville. The carpenters
work on the PARSONAGE is to be done by Messrs.
Campbell and Pumphrey.
The LocunS.-Truly "the song Of the locust is
now heard in the land" On every hand these
seventeen year visitants may be found, and
their blended Song of "Pharoah" may be heard
from the "getting mp of the sun TO the going
down thereof" They have heretofore remained
until after harvest, when, having deposited
their eggs for the next seventeen year crop of
their species, they begin to die rapidly, and
soon their song, which 70 some has become q
nuisance, ceases. So far, the experience Of
thus season has carried out the idea that they
are not very destructive TO vegetation, though
young. fruit trees and shrubbery have suffered
considerably from their ravages.
Killed by LiSAtxing. During the storm en- Sun.
day night last, three horses, belonging TO Mrs.
Lazenby, near Colesville, In this county, were
killed by lightning. The storm was very Sc
we're IN that portion of the county.
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CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA.-Nelson Stewart,
young man, died in Philadelphia Saturday
evening from the effects Of blow on the head,
received from some unknown person, at the
Chestnut street wharf Henry johnson was
morfally stabbed by q man named Buck, in q
gave himself up TO the authorities. Two men
committed suicide there yesterday, by shooting
themselves. One was prisoner in the county
Jail Timothy Heenan, who was shot there 4
few days since, died yesterday. He was
brother Of John e. Heenan. :.
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Lace caps for young ladies' house wear
u German Sshion that II coming in.
- Tandem teams are the latest agony Of
New York baoods. - ,
~Of go students In Oberlin College, Ohio;
% sre said TO be colored. sa'1
~Some one hundred workman, EMPLOYEES
IN different departments, have been taSen in
the Gosport (Ya.) yard recently. -
~A gyi In Chicago died, on Wednesday.
from swallowing the point Of q nss6le, which
broke OF while he was picking her teeth with IL
~Colopel Jerome Patterson Bonaparte, ala
to the French Emperor, Is at West Point. Re
n described as tall, Ane looking man, ana
attracts much attention. 3.
@Thomas Harris, colorea. convicted as
Snuntcn, Va, Of IN Outrage on two small col.
ored girls. has been sentenced 70 ponitentiary
for thirty years.
VMr. ssrusi Minsr, o very wealthy gen.
tlsukAn, has donated forty acres Of ground and
ths necessary funds 70 the city Of LyncAburg,
Virginia, for the erection Of an asyi1m for the
support and education Of female orphan chill.
dren.
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CoNvBNTIoN OF MARYLAND EDIrORss-A
convention of editors Of the State Of Maryland
n called to assemble in this city on II Thprsday,
the 18th inst 10 consider, according TO the call,
.smatters Of vital importance TO the interest Of
newspaper publishers" The gentlemen from
the country, II Is to be hoped, may have pleas.
ant visit TO The city.-B0ltimors, SUN,
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The Whisky Rins at Richmsud. Va


The facts developed on Thursday in the
Federal Court at Richmond, the Chief Justice
presiding, show an astonishing degree Of cor
ruPuon among the whisky ring" of that
WSis: es''e some OF the particulars from the
The parties on trial are J. H. Anderson,
Collector Of Internal Revenue ]. II. Patterson.
Assessor, and Goldman Shepherd, Rich ID An.
derson, Horatio Anderson, McCreary, Manson
and Elsom, su Dor dinates.
"Col Clarkson, one of the largest distillers
In this section, testified that an agreement had
been entered into by the distillers on the south
side OF the James and John H. Anderson and
John H. Patterson, internal revenue officers Of
the fourth district by which more than SfO,OOO
had been paid them for granting SAID distiIiers
the privilege of shipping large quantities OF
spirits distilled by them without the payment
OF the revenue tax; The aggregate loss to the
Government by this arrangement was over
S25O,WN 1t was further agreed that these rev.
enue ofncers should realize $60,UO0 an n uaily
for these privileges. Many of their subordi-
nate ofhcers were parties to the agreement and
pronted by their connection with 1t.
Dr. Clendenin, the next witness, before tes.
ufying, desired to know whether an indict.
ment could be found against him upon any
testimony he might give in the case
"Mr. Chandler, United States District Attor.
ney, replied that not upon any evidence he
.'In June or July Mr.. Goldman came to wit.
ness and said he thought he would not be doing
justice to himself in the office he held unless be
offered witness' hrm certain prIyiIeSe. in eyad.
ing the United States tax on whiskey II 1t would
give him $500. Witness referred him to his
partner, (Mr. Parrisb,) with whom the ar
rangement proposed was consummated. I'm.
der it a good deal OF whiskey was shipped, aud
the money promised the Government ONCE s
paid. A second contract was made Mr.. Par.
rish representing the Hewlett distillery in
wnlch witness also had an interest; Mr Rich.
ard r. Walker, the Roxdale distillery, and Mr..
Denmead, the Denmead distillery. The four
dlsuileries were to pay $4,000 per annum,s to
be divided between them for the privilege of
shipping five-sixths of all the -vhiskey they
might distill free Of Government tax-the reve.
nue. officers TO make the ARRANGEMENTS by
which this could be effected" -
The testimony of number of additional wit
nesses was taken on Friday, corToborating the
statements given above. The District Attorney
hen announced that, with a few documents
which he desired to file, the evidence for the
prosecution would be closed. The defence be.
ing unprepared to proceed at once with their
testimony, the Court adjourned.
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A STRANGE AND MELANCHOLY INCIDKNr.-
1t will he remembered by many Of our readers
how q schooner, commanded by Captain Alex.
ander James, left East river, in Mathews
county, on the 7th of December last, with q
cargo OF corn, bound for Baltimore, and IN gale,
on the 9th OF the same month, was lost with
all hands on board. She went down of Wind.
mill Point, about nine miles distant from the
home Of Capt James Until Friday Of last
week. nothing to recall the dead and lost ever
had been found, when strange to say, the body
Of Capt James, and that Of one Of his crew
named Banks, were washed ashore on
Gwynn's Point, At distance Of not uite two
miles from the drowned captains home. Both
bodies were in good state preservation, the
Their cloths were also well preserved, and the
watch and spectacles Of Capt james were
found on his person. When leaving home on
his voyage TO death, he was known to have
bad on his person about $500 In money. When
the body was discovered, the pocket in which
he bad usually carried his money was found
to be cut away and the money gone.--NoIfoM
Journal. ~ 3 ~ zaee ~ !. ed.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGR EsS.
Especial Dispatch to the StarA

I'IPSShS6H DHSP1He~HH 70 VIC NS~Tsy
CoLUMBUs. June l5.-The friends of ex.-
Governor Dennison have determined to pre-
sent his name to the Union District Congress
sional Convention. General Wager Swayne
must be added to the list of candidates. and
the name of General Charles G. Walcott, War.
den of the Penitentiary, has been freely used
in the same connection. The contest for the
nomination is likely to be an animated one
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GS17sb s4zs 81 i4s IPssif1SI2t PsfESNI22 6sycr

On The pstiuon Of CLzxK HIV0RD. sf cSnst. s;
iano, NJ isconan, preylnG for the extension Of 8
iS4. ief an improvement In Hand Brick II Houlds fer
seyea {een from the expiration of said pat
ber. 1855: -
u 81 ordered that the sasd petition BE- hsard Il
tobG next, at u s'clock II. and s perSons Are mo-
.s e end sssw .os % 5: :Dy they
Z !. .Rereem opposine fhs sxtension are required 20
dle in the Ra2ent 00cs their objectioos, specially
4. "a s:s9 .i;s g :i;s;I s:ss
in secordsSos I'd tSs rules of rs tss
- O., Which vfu b. fsrnishsd on application.
.tss.l ..ss 5. llsd Il tIs oos issessr d.ys " S:-,
s.s !ors kns e az q hssTdtne; &c srss1se9. II any.
sssle:s@ @ "a - s: IS :ssss.ds u r.
eses v.st fot sSFss S.ss; $500 4: S:.s
seid Iesliessees g . = sast aItI dsys Ireyicss
sssx ~ s's1ls 1sssa:e os..ss;he;;!mr =; y ssT0gr, por,
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Baltimore Market., To-day.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Flour dull; nothing
doing. Wheat dull, unchanged. Corn dull:
white 81 12; yellow Sl.l2a11i. Oats dull. Rye
nominal at Si.75. Pork dull. Bacon firm
Dull Ec. Virginia 6's inscribed; AK bid; IS
aekec. North Carolina SIS, IS bid
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FINANCIAL AND cOMMERClAL,

The statement Of the associated banks Of
New York for the week ending Saturday
sbews gain OF 81, Ito in deposits, Sssesl2
m legal tender notes and 4i,3sa.6s7 in loans.
while the specie has decreased q, l3l 600, owing
20 continued withdrawals for export and ths
payment Of customs duties. The circ culation
has decreased 42i,3B. - !
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TPUBLrC-No Al

AN ACT to partially supply deficiencies in
the appropriations for the service Of the fiscal
year ending on the thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and sixty EIGHT.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre.
sfntdfires Of the United States of amerted ia Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be-
ano tne same are hereby, appropriated out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, to supply deficiencies in the appropri-
atons tor the fiscal year ending on the thir.
tieth Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty.
eight, viz:
|! For compensation ofthe officers. clerks. mes.
sengers, and others,receiving an annual salary
In the service of the House OF Representative
twelve thousand nine hundred and sixty dol
lars.
For folding documen nts, inclusiug materials
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, ten thousand dol
lars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the expenses Of collecting the revenue from
customs, tor the half year ending June thir.
tetn, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, one
million eight hundred thousand dollars
=. 10 IAclltate the payment OF soldiers boun-
ues, In accordance with provisions Of acts Of
July twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty.
SIX, and March nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and Sky EIGHT, for salaries of fifty clerks OF
class one, sixty thousand dollars.
To supply a deficiency in the office Of the
Paymaster0 0eneral for blank books, stationery.
binding, and other contingent expenses, five
For deficiency in the appropriation for de-
fraying the expense of hydratIon of the senate
champer, three thousand dollars.
For dehciency In the appropriation for sta.
tionery, ten thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the Appropriation for fur
niture and repairs, five thousand dollars
For denclency in the appropriation for clerks
to committees, pages, horses and carrryal ff.
teen thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the contingent fund
OF the Pension ONCE, ten thousand dollars
Approved, June s, ls6s.
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PRePERTY SALES IN NALKxANDRIA-The fol-
loving read estate was sold this morning by
John H Parrot. auctioneer:-A lot Of ground
ON the east side Of Union street, south of
Princess, adjoining the Wheat Mill property,
ssx feet front, 10 John Pickering, for $3.50; q
lot on the southeast corner Of Princess and
Water streets, TO J. ID. Adams, for e1,410; an
undivided fourth Of lot on the southeast cor.
ner Of Fairfax and n adison streets, to William
Gregory, for s2S0-Alezaadria Gazette.
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DANGEROUS CoCNTERFETs. Counterfeit
$40 National bank notes are IN circulation.
They are exceedingly well executed, and will
deceive the majority of persons In whose hands
they fall The engraving is very fine, and the
printing as perfect as II could be done. These
notes are on the Central National Bank of New
York and on the Ohio National Bank Of Gin
cinnati Twenty dollar bills altered from
nves on the First National Bank of Boston are
aiso in circulation. ..
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1s.day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June ls.-Stocks strong. Money
3a4 per cent. Exchange, 1OX. Gold, 1iOE
Old bonds, i12k; new, l13x. Virginias, new,
So ex.ccupons, So. Flour 5al0 cents lower
wheat LAP cents lower. Corn without de-
cided change. Pork quiet new mess, e2s .l2H
Cotton steady at % cents
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DErAnfNEsr OF fHI INrElroI

Pls.Ios orSie1, july iiIhh.o 81. .Sisis.{
,AIkuceuon having been made under the act Of
ysss y isse for the rsissue Of the following de-
serlped Land warrants, which sre alleged 70 have
that sf tAs date Iollcvtns the descripto Of each
SHlarent, ~ ne. certncate or sfranf o. like tenor
espeer. JOS. h. bARRETf, Commissionsr.
No. 9. s., for % sores. Issued under the oct of
5 ssptsmcsf, lsse, I. the name Of willism G. Kesn,
n.n0r enala OF AndrsG kesn, deceased, and was
No WseS, Tor 10 cres, issued under the act of
IHfch !. 1855. In the name Of Alexander Berry
NO ~, Tor l6o acres, issned undert he act Of
NArch ;, -, In the name of Kellogg Perry; and
No 70 tor - acres issued under the act OF March
:, ~. II the name OF Clemeace HALEY, widow OF
1855. August "a, 1858. ~
No. seSie, for l6o acres, issued under the act of
February IL, N4, In the name Of Willis Leath
atbss snd heir - law Of CLARK B. Lesth, decesssd
nd YES Granted 0ay 50, l649. AuTust % lsss
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that sffiet nankisd sriss froa eorru ption Of the
blood, HELMB0LpS EXTRACT sARkAPA-
RILLA 10 remedy Of the utncst value.
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KILLED RY LIGHTNyNc

DETROIT, MICH, June 15.-During y severe
storm at Gravehaven yesterday the house of
Ale xander Van Zanwick was struck by light.
ming, and Mr.. Van Zanwick and a boy named
Bulgaria was killed.
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r. tsgssS, = .saS:ssss = ssli - rsssiys
3. 1Si,aiss, sorssT q Iss 8 g. sea lsnss. svs.
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H. r. HELMBOLD.

II. r. HELMBOLD,
DEUssiss. q eighteen ysars' sIperienos. and man
HELhBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
RIincilh psyote.HELMBQLDT DaUe AND
v ShtvhiSGAL VA MAksAogst. NS; ssf skoAD.
HeLHD0LDp nBDIQAL DHPOr. 10. IO1
SOUTH TEEfH ofRkxf, PhilsdslDhia-
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Pries sI . per bottle, or six for Ss 80.
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Youle LADIES. bnNARl or

ths injurious eject. et Fses Powder. aud wsssea
Al soen renedfee eicee NJ the pores of the skin,
and IN o short tine destroy the eompletIou. II
you wooio nave rsshs heefhy eDd youthful aB-
kAPARILLA.
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The WHITE HoUsI.-The crowd of visitors
at the Executive Mansion to-day was very
large, and many were admitted 70 see the Pres.
dent.
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HELMBOLD,s
CONCENTRATES EXTRACT
BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURErIu.
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
IsrHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both are prepared according % the rules OF Phar-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most sctiye that
can be made.
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- s b. T. HHLnBoLp.
r L o III FLO Nh

81. 9. .eoe, g s.ssSFk..; % ~. : =, :. q ~.
:sssEs s: ::s:! i: {, liSSa 4;
s.ssns sss f:.ss; e; .:; :.... =: . the iSs' -.
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GENERAL GRANT is still at West Psint New
York, attending the annual examination, but is
expected 70 return to the city ON .wednesd day
next.
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MI LABORATORY FoR THE HEMANUFAcruRr
OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited by thousands Of physicians and
drugeiets from all parts Of the Unfted ssates and
the mode Of prepasation received their IN animous
commendation.
HILMROLpT HIGHLY C0NCHNrRArrp
FLUID EATRACTs are pleasant In taste and
odor, and Immediate In their scttsn.
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HELMBOLD,S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHu

BUCHU
In . certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDIR, KIpNEYs. GRAVEL, pRoPsY,
ORGANIC WKAKNEes FBMALE
C0APLAlHTs. GENERAL
DEBILITY.
IL no treatment 10 submitted 20. Consumption or
insanity may ensue. Our flesh and Blood are
supported from these sources, and the
HIALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that Of PosrKRrrr depends upon prompt use
Of Q reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised, may not be Chased Patent
Medicinee-most Of which prepared oy self
styled Doctor, Who, IN many Instances, are too
Ignorant to read PyGcfan sim Deet prescri ptOn,
much less competent 90 prepare Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
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INTERNAL RHvKNUE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were sss7 ,357-sS.
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.# 0Overnnsns BoenPitass. l
WAfHIHoToN, June 10, leoa-Jay Osole 4
Go. furnish tAs following Quotations of 0ov.
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QUANTITY VS. Quality.
HKLMB0LDg EXTRACT sARsAP APARlLLA
The dose 10 smAll. rhose Who desire . large auan-
uty and large doses Of medieine err.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCV
Of 0cnIlssion must parity and enrich shs blood.
TRACT or eAReAPARILLA invariAbly does.
Ask for HELMBoLDs. Take NO other.
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PATENTS TO BE lssUED.-Durilg the past
week $40 applications and IS caveats have been
filed as the Pasent Once. For the week ending
tomorrow 2o9 patents will be sued.
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A WHOLE CoNGRBGArIoH PoIsoNRD.-The
Chicago Tribune has q special despatch from
Napierville, H., giving on account Of the poi.
soning Of q whole church congregation at that
place on Sunday, 7th instant. The church
was celebrating q lovefeast. The meat had
been prepared IN copper kettle, and allowed
TO remain in It all day, till the liquid had be.
come oxydi1ed. All who partook Of II were
poisoned, and all suffered the most exerucia.
ding pains. Medical assistance was at once
summoned, but it was . long time before the
entire number (sbout one hundred and thirty
could be attended to. About twenty of He
number were regarded as In dangerous con.
dition. but none have yet died, and 1t u hoped
that all will recover. A-a t.sltfs al
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10fwo years ago Smith EAstmau, Of New
York. opsrated In pork, hour, bssf Re-, run.
ming ths prize mp 70 IN outrageous ngufe. He
made mcney and poor folks su6end lcouse.
Lanatie Asylnm. = - fsFIf :,
~Four hundred and Afsy y.nfn9g gdtvofoes
were granted in Connecticut, the land Of steady
habits, last year.
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[PUBLIC-No. sc. I

AN ACT declaring saint George, Boothbay,
buekspert, Nfnalhaven, and North Haven.
the state Of Texas, porrs of delivery.
Be t enacted ty TIE Senate and House Of Repre-
sentafices Of tie Jnsted States Of Aneriea in Con-
bay, IN the State of Maine, the collection dis.
tricH OF Waldoboro' and Wiscasset, respect
lively, and San Antonio, Texas, in the collection
dsEact of Saluria, and Bucksport and Vinaf-
haven and North Haven, in the State of Maine
In the districts of Castine and Belfast, respect-
lively. be. and the same are hereby declared
ports OF delivery: PrOrided, That nothing In
this act contained shall occasion additionsl ex.
pense to the government Of the United States.
Approved June S, 1858
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HELMBoLDy ExrRAcf

eARsAPARILLA cleanses and renovates the
blood insils the vigor Of health into the system,
and Durees out the humou thss make disesse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION
BEAUr1rY1Sa THE sHu AND COMPLEX.
REMOVES ALL rkHFr1oxs. rREoKLEs
PlAPLEe. MOTH, RL0TOhEs, TAN, ETC.,
and Esndsrs fHl ekIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING,
For LADIES in the NURsERF il 10 Invaluable.
"PAPHIAN LOTION"i is the eniy reiisb rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIANSOAP-,
for the TOILET. NURsERY and BATH, will not
chap the eKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO"
- ssFLOR DE MAYO,
A G1W PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER.
GAInGTS GHItT REQUISITE, DELICATE. LASTING
''''- PHALON 4 SON. New York.
& Je Sly Sold By all Drug gists.
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NOME ARE GgNUINH unlsss done or in steeI
engraved wrappers, with fac sinile Of my Chem
fcel " arehoass. and stsnea =
,..-s - +.. H.r. HHLnBoLp.
The proprietor yas compelled 10 sAsss such q
VfeDDsr because Of the growing populerity OF his
articles, snd 70 prevent spurisus and dangerous
eoonsenelang: np eou,r
ygsdsrisk s.1 gashiastes oosnty .Yiour, su
0crn, ,Osss, 6aisl Qav, osrs1. H. =. u a'
on .ds dssS:.sss e: IN e prsdsesrs % y. hence
Ns EN- o. 1en3s:y1nss -, D. rsFs
ssessy T ssa Ti..I:s sssssl:s 3 ,ssu ...r,,
e. :. 50 Wn. n CALI q 90.
=. t.- ln6tooa ovoaDe and lof etrsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-15

In TowS-Henry b. Ste. Marie and Uriah
Jameson, witnesses for the prosecution In the
case of the United States agt. John H. Surratt,
indicted for the murder Of Abraham Lincoln,
are in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-15

In TIE SPRING AND SUMMER
nonths the system naturally usdesxces . chang,
and nkLnBQLpS HlGHLl CONCENTRATES
the greatest value. -T"