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POSITIVE AND UYREsERvED SALE 10 EFFECT A
PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NO. SOLO,
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MILLER EFT AIS VS.. JOHN
WITTENBURG, TUTOR.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE 10 EFFE
BY @. DE FERRET,
AUCrrsNEER,
Office and Salesrooms IS Bienrille straat


Office and Salesrooms 50 Bienvile street.
TUESDAY, Mach ISGh at lie o'clock NJ
At The Merchants and Aactioneers' Excha ge, Hoya
STREET between Canal and Gust mhOuse Streets will sold
pub auction BY Il judgment rendered By the
Honorable John Thomss, Judge Of the Second District
of New Orleans the At of Fesrusry and signed
the day Of the month and year the following de-
scnbed real estate, viz
OF or GRUHD in the Third District of this city
the fQusre beundet by smen Osupnn. Louisa ps
Burgundy and Psty said lOg OF ground forms
the Dsu hin and Louisa street AID 81
10 inches and lines font Louisa 81
de til and front n Da phin street
he buildings and improvements consist OF comfortable
snestory hon containing rooms, l esbnss doao.e
kite pTivy etc.
HS-TERHs-Ca sh in u S. Treasury notea
Of ssle. with United stamps
before E. Benvenu Notary Pubic 1t purchasers
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PEREkPToRY SALE AT AUCTION

Az INTENSIVE STOCK OF MANUFACTURED
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
-coMPRIsIEo-
POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS;
GERMAN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS; TRUNKS.
PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
ETC, IN GLEAT VARIETY AND QUALITY, CON-
PRIsIEG THE STOCK OF kEssRs T. sPIRo 4
FOR IHE BENEFIT OF THEIR CREDITORS WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, BY ORDER OF Z. E.
NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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shepard, Abbott & Co., IS Camp street, are
selling then stock at greatly reduced prices.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De EERIET'S SALES,

FINE BUILDING LOT, CORNER OF NORTH roY.
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AUCTION SALES.

each So feet Bienve street. by 02 feet
in depth be sle lines.
Lots nos 70 and Do beng key los measure each 81 feet
inches and mes oAt ST. james street. by los feet In
aeuth.
hS-TERxs-For seveneighths Of the price the above
descnhed property onethd cash. and the balance payable
in two equal miscellaneous cFedit Of and years
respectively in notes Of the heAr interest Al
the rate of cent from the date OF sale 80 ma
turty and cent snnum thereafter until final pay
ment
For eighth part price thereof one
onehifd payable the lit asy a Mach 1852 70 Catnerine
netne Gull Otte and the other third abs Euphemie
0ole Gu Hottie the cay Of September 1871 In notes Of
TIE purchasers tearng inteTes date Of sale
payable semianEuel until hnat payment
The whole to be secured by vendors pvege the pro
perty sold with special mo gege win The uss sna'oas
Of se-, Of lit ai0n
reed also To- the Insurance. OF the traHs
fr Of policies. and with the clause de slisndO
Acts II sale, with United interaA aups
attached before o. Fouon, notary public purchasers
exuA
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Rr @. r.. GrRARDEY q CO..

RY q. II. GIRARDEY q CO.,
Ofhcs-No. IL Exchange Place
THURsDAN,Fe Feb go; ls6s. at h.lGpsst
Il 10 a n. ~ Three story Brick No 81
zine street. eween drawer and kateheE streets Public
Auction W II be sold
rendered by Messrs SIro Co snd sold by order Of
Norton, Eq, General Assignee in the Circuit Court Of
the ULd Sstes for the District of Louisiana comprising
part llows hewng and smoking TObacc Perrique,
snuff CARS; TschAum Brian koo Cherry Wood and Gay
Pipes in rety Perfumery, Combs Trunks Fancy
Arr ees Show Eases, Desks and varety Of other articles
Descriptive Catalogues will be re4dy for distribution
TDesd-y, the lin irsL
e. TEkss-Cssh in U. s. Treas ~ notes.
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A. DuCHlRON'S SALES.
WINS
GROCERIES,

WINES. GROCERIES.
BY a. DUCHIRON,
AUcrIONEFR,
SaIefroomr-l0 Tchoupouias and 10 New Levee street
TVNU FSDAY, 1sth inst. az 10 O'Clock 4. NJ ..
the Auction Nsrt 20. 10 fchoupitoulss ard No 10
New Lev-e street. will be sold
A large assortment Of Wines. Lqnorf Brandy Whisky,
Tea Butter. soda Petroleum Oil. HerrinEs etc. eic.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. I6s ELYsIAE FIELDs
STREET, BETWEEN GooDCHILDREN AND NO
RALEs STREETS.
ny q. DE FERRET,

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DBsMAREsT-Na =
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BY g. DE FERIET,

DRAs AND JOHNSON STREETS.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL srAEEr.
BY @. DE FERIET,

SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE LrGARDEUR-No-
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]. 3. WALTON & DESlONOe'S SALES.

TWO Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS, AT The
CORNER CALLIoPE AND DRYADBS STREETS
IN AN IMPROVING NE .GHBoRHooO, SUITABLE
FOR STORES, AND OFFERING SAFE INVEST
MENT.
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MRS. r. A. POLLARD IN A BRoOKLyS Po
LICE CoURT.-E. A. Pollard, the weII.known
southern historian, has turned up under en-
rious circumstances. On Tuesday his wife.
MRS. Madelaide T.. A. Pollard. appeared he ,
fore Justice Cornwell, at the BrookIyu CITY
Hall, ana preferred a complaint against Mrs
Cfotty and MISS Crotty, her daughter, res,di I'M o
Al II Cranberry street, for assault and battery
while before the magistrate she stated that Mr.
Pollard left her about three weeks ago. sinca
which time she had been engaged in hunting
hlm up; that she went to his place of business
In New York yesterday morning, when he ac.
companied her to his present Residence II
Cranoerry street. When reaching the hons
some demonstrations We're made which resulteo
IN her being summarily elected from the prem
lses, and used, as she stated, in a most shame.
ful manner. Mr.. Pollard accompanied her
before the justice, and stated to the magistrate
tnat she came to his place of business in New
York and threatened TO shoot him. The ms
tice then asked her If she had pistol 10 which
sne repiled she had not, and, throwing her arms
Out, SAID, lyon can search me- She stated
Iurtner tnaf she had to pawn her diamonds
ahu otner leWelry to pay his hotel bills, to
wnich MI. Pollard responded that she was a
maniac, and that by reason of her Jealous dis
position and actions has business had been
much interfered with. She also stated thai She
had been married to him three wears ago thai
be had been divorced from another woman
She stated that she now resided in Elst Thir-
teen street, New York. Altogether the case
appears TO be surrounded by curious clrcum.
stances, which will probably be explained more
fully when the case will come mp before ms
Ee Cornwell for examinauon.-Neu Yort
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Dry Goods,

"Ihe season." according TO the traditions OF
;Le dry goods trade, Is now over, and the IN =
terval OF dullness which has always followed
ought now TO commence. Prices Of domasti,.
goods have been whiting, but there is a pretty
general conviction that there will be a stiften.
ing mp before long, and that in cottons the price
ef the raw material which Is believed TO have
reached s'hard- pam will cause an advance
There Is no material change In prices 10 not,
ana The readiness with which large lots of cot.
lohs or Woolens are taken when tempting re-
oucIiCn OF rates IS made gives evidence of great
confidence in the future. The great abundance
oI money al low rates of course is strong IN. .
ducement TO speculative purchases: but apar,
H0m lhat cause, there is a great confidence in
large and remuneratiye business in the tall
In Drown sheetings and shirtings there have
been larger transactions during the past week
ooth IN heavy and light weights, thaa for some
time In standard makes there is no change
HOLDERS are quite confident of obtaining better
prices, and are by no means anxious to effect
saIes. Ihe same conditions exist In bleached
soods' s,s. ana some OF the fayorite makes sell
Freely al full quotations. Medium qualities
ana lower grades are not so firm In other
descriptions OF cottons, with the exception of
Cahton nannels, which seem TO be in better
MueMahd M ior speculative purposes, there is but
niue; and prices are without variation from
iast weeks quotations. Certain STYLES of
ngnt prints have been reduced nearly a cent a
ySa,I @ ano tne STOCK OF spring styles is pretty
Wen CLOSED out. Dark patterns are rot free
" onered and maintain full rates. Ginghams
are less active than they have beeh. Printed
Iam " oi sooo Styles are In steady demand. and
seL ieadliy al quotations.. In muslin de Iaines
mere Is falr business doing, but the Light
styies are neglected, and the demand is chiefly
Tor plain alpacas.
In "oolens there Is some improvement, both
for heavy cloths and coatings, the demand com.
ing principally from the clothing manufac
tu1ers. Fancy cassImers and satirets are IN
demand and prices are lower In fianneIs
dnu blankets thereis mere inquiry, and as the
season advances prices Will stiffen up con.
siderably. f N0-
Nh
The bad weather OF the past fortnight has had
foreign goods, and many importers have lost an
opportunity for ma king sales which will NOT
seenr again this year. The auction sales of tine
Meek nave been lnconsiderable, and the i'm
portations have been yery light Only 49,,
choice styles Of goods for sunmer wear have
oeen IN request. But prices have not under
18Th. " - @'N1 FS"NIh",
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OR9ANIzATIoN OF THE WINCHEsrER AMI
STRAsBURG RAILROAD -Suficienr stocr -
oeen subscribed TO meet the Requirement. q,
the act OF the legislature incorporatIne ths
Mlnenester and Strasburg Railroad Company.
for Wednesday, the sth of JuIv next. Ar m.
once OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. As soon as the organization rs effected
tne construction OF the road will be begun and
pushed rapidly forward to completion. unless
delay Is occasioned by exorbitant demands of
landowners along the route, which there Is NO
reason to expect Considering the enhance
ment Of the value of land and other propertv
which will result, from the CONSTRUCTION of
this road, the owners could well a<ford To pi "
the company the right Of way free Of charse.V
WincAester Va-) HMes.
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(PUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. DC !
JOINT RESOLUTION TO supply books An,
nc documents to the National AsyI
Disabled Nolunraar Sala,ar.

JOINT RESOLUTION TO supply books and pub
nc documents to the National Asylum for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
ne a. rtsOtred ty the Senate and House of Repr,-
Sentdtres q The Tinted S1tes Of America an Con.
gress AIS, mdied. That the Secretary of the San.
ase anu tne CieIk or the House OF Representa-
tauves cause TO be sent 10 The National ASYLUM
Ior Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. AT Dayton.
ONO and TO the branches at Augusta, Maine.
;thd Mlwaukee, Wisconsin, and the Soldiers
Home at knightstown Spring. near En,sh,s
town, Indiana, each, one copy, each of the fol .
lowing documents. namely: The journals of
eacn mouse OF Congress at each and every ses.
OF the President, with accompanv,ng doon
ments; and all other documents or books which
may be printed and bound by order of eithsr
mouse OF Congress, including the Congressional
gress. WI
Approved, June :, Is6s.
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TELEGRAAiS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM HAVANA.
The Civil War in Hayti. &c.

HAVANA, June l7.-Port au Prince dates TO
the 10Th instant state that the rebel troops are
still in possession OF the suburbs. They are
considerably disappointed at the result of the
late attack on the fortifications. They are
awaiting aid from General Fambert, who is
gathering the southern troops TO march on the
appearance, but is also expected to add his
troops 20 the beseging army. President Sal
nave is directing the defence in person. He
had horse killed under him in the recent des-
perate struggle. President Salnave has re-
ceived the American Minister with Kindness
and afterwards visited the steamer Penobscot
on the 9th instant. Violent shocks of earth
quake were felt AT ST. Thomas. The steamer
Monongahela sailed for New York on the 9th
instant. The steamer COmstock was injured
by running ashore.
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[By Bankers, ana Brokers, Teleeraph.l

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
IN nome and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 1-.-First Board-U. Sos
isl, coupon, ll"s; 6.2O's, ls62, coupons, lI3 /:
1854, coupon, ll0K; 1855, coupons, Ill; 1868
coupon, new, 1l3l; 5.2O's, Io67, coupon. ia;
iO4Os, coupons, lU6 I; 7.3O's second, 1O9 4 3D's
sippi Certificates, 2o; Mariposa, 3; Atlantic
Mail, 80; Canton. 40; Cumberland, 80; Western
U. Telegraph, 37&; Quicksilver, 25a: Boston
Ge&; do. preferred, &c; Hudson, ll0 \; Reading,
@H; Michigan Central, 121a; Michigan South.
ern, COS; Illinois Central, I5i; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, S9S: Northwestern, 65A do prefd
l051s: Fert Wayne, Ill p; Alton Terra Haute
ie Toledo Wabash, {oh: Adams Ex.. So:
Wells, Fargo q Co. Express, ,26x; American Ex-
press, So United States Express, So; Mer-
chants Union. 2s; Chicago & Alton, 1j2; prrd,
l32; Gold, ltOh. Market dull.
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PUBLIC-No. Al

AN ACT 10 extend the time for completing the
military road authorized by an act entitled
"An act granting lands TO the States Of Michi-
gan and Wisconsin TO aid IN the con structiou
OF military road from Fort Wilkins Con.
Per Harbor, kewsnaw county. in the state of
MichlgaR, 70 Fort Howard, Green Bay IN
the State Of Wisconsin"
Be IL eEdcted ty the Senate ana House Of ReDrs-
sentGtsres Of the LBited Mates Of ARericd ta toE
sTess Gssem mGled, That the time tor completinp y
the military road, and for the sales of lands au-
tnorlzed by an act entitled IAN act granting
lands TO the States OF Michigan ana WIs-
consln TO AID IN the construction of a military
ROAD from Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor Kew
enaw county, IN the State OF Michigan, 10 Fort
Howard, Green Bay, in the State Of WIscon
sIn-" approved March third eigh teen hundred
and sixty three, be, and the same is hereby. e.-
tended 10 March first, eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Approved June :. leGs
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session Of Fortieth CopSree
IPuBLIC-No. S.l

.,... TPUBLIC-No. s9.l
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled ssAn act for
tie relief Of the inhabitants OF cities and
towns upon the public lands,' approved
March Two, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven.
BE it enacted Jy the .SeRdte and House Of Repre-
senfGfires Of tAe Jnsted States Of AmerIca "A Con-
gress dsseRlIed, That the inhabitants OF any
Town loca,ed on the public land OF the nit-d
States may avail themselves, IL the town au-
thoriues elect so 10 do. OF the provisions OF the
act OF March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-
seven, entitled An act for the relief of the IN
haoitants OF cities and towns upon the public
lands;'' PTOrsded, This act shall not prevent
the issuance OF patents 70 persons who have
made, or may make, entries and elect 10 pro.
&C, d under existing laws 4nd r0-ided fErfh.r.
That no title under said act OF March two.elgh-
teen hundred and sixty seven, shall be acQ uired
10 any valid mining claim or possession he ID
under the existing laws OF Congress. Pror,ded
also, That in addition 10 the minimum price of
the lands included in any town site entered un :
der the provisions Of this act and IAN act for
the relief OF the inhabitants OF cities and towns
upon the public lands, approved March two.
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, there shall
be paid by the parties availing themselves of
the provisions OF said acts all costs of survey
ing and plating any such town site, and ex-
penses incident thereto, incurred by the United
States, before any patent shall issue therefor
Approved, June :, l>6S.
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A DIVORCE CASE I'm BALTIMoRE.-In the CIR.
cut Court, yesterday, Judge Plnkney filed an
opinion in the case OF RosIna Menge VS.. Chris
topher A. Meage. (the latter o3 years of age }
being an application for divorce viacuIo mat.
rimoni and for almony, upon the charge of
abandonment and desertion and cruel treat
lnent. Judge Pinkney says There is no
evidence OF cruel treatment. To sustain the
charge OF abandonment and deserTion il is ne
cessary to prove that the party complained
against has abandoned the party complaining
and that such abandonment has continued un.
interrupted for at least three years, and is de-
lberate and final, and the separation of the
parties beyond any reasonable expectation of
reconciliation. 1t was in evidence that COM
plainant, when sent out of prison. where she
had been confined for some quarrel with her
neIghhors. Went 10 the house OF her sister, who
aided her, very sick and bruised, and angry
with her husband for his unkind treatment in
leaving her in Jail uncared for. and she re-
fused to go home and live with him when h.
asked her. When she recovered from her sick
ness she went twice 10 her husbands house,
who refused TO receive her.
This conduct" says Judge Pnkney, son
the part OF the defendant constitutes an act o.
abandonment Just rs much as if the defendant
mad himself left his wife and refused &c return
to her and support her. Did the proc: show
that period OF al least three years had elapsed.
and that the same state OF affairs had existed
uninterruptedly during the whole OF that time
and that the separation of the parties was now
beyond any reasonable expectation OF reconcil.
Iation, should feel obliged, as n Judge pain.
tul as the act would be TO me as man, TO sign a
decree diyorcing this aged couple, so well
stricken in years. The petition for divorce is
refused
The Court. after considering the pecuniary
cireums stances Of the defendant says: Il think
II proper. under all the circumst stances, to allow
the complainant alimony, and will decree her
$50 per year. But unless the parties can agree
as TO the amount, will send the case to the
auditor Tor further proof as 10 the property and
income OF the defendant. ."-Bdltts,ore Sen, l-ti
instant
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LONDON, June 1S-Eorenoon.-Consols for
money, 9is; account, 9j. Illinois Central, g95s.
Fries, Asa. U. 5. 5-.u's, 73b. Great Western,
3ik. ... .
LIVERPOOL, June 1S.-Forenoon.-Cotton
buoyant- Sales of 5000 bales; Uplands, liza
~; 10 arrive, 10Haln3; Orleans, l! 4alI2s.
GLASGOW, June.-The steamer Europa ar
rived yesterday.
LONDON, June l--Afternoop.-Consols for
money. % Sa95; account, 95 Illinois Central,
1UO. u. 5. 5-20's. % taa3k.
LIVERPOOL, June lS-Afterneon.-Cottona ac.
tive. Sales OF 5000 bales. Lard dull AZ 6i
Pork fiat.
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|. WASHINGTON D. C.. THURSDAY JUNE 1868

longed TO but one man. The treaty wa. unjust
to the Indians, 10 the State Of Kansas, to the
people Of the whole country, and inmical
and is calculated TO retard the growth of
onr territory in population and wealth.
The report closes with resolutions declaring it
treaty should net be ratified, protesting against
the ratification; and declaring that this House
will feel bound to refuse any appropriation of
public money to carry ont the treaty, and will
not recognize il In any form.
After debate, the resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
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FINANClAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Call loans At Z per cent. Per annum is a
phenominal condition OF financial affairs,
which. we believe, has never been heard Of in
New York before Saturday last Ii Is not a
healthy ind dication, and will probably not be
repeated. Money is abundant there at TO
per cent. on mixed collaterals, and at , TO on
Governments. This plethoric condition of the
money market comes Just at the moment when
they are on the verge Of receiving from the
Treasury some sixty millions of gold ana cur-
rency; which must well increase the heavy
accnmulations Of capital and make the tempo
rary employ ment OF II still more difficult.
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Te.day's New York Markets.
INV Tplecranh

NEW YORK, June 1e.sFiouf ouiet. witbou,
change. Wheat is shade firmer. Corn steady
Pofk dull. Lard quiet al Il 4al7t. Cotton
hrmer AT 3Oa3UH cents for MiddIing Uplands
freights firm. TurpentIne steady al 45a5
cents Resin quiet AZ s3i2 HaS3.l5 for strained
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Baltimore Markets. To-day.

BALTIMORE, June lS.-Cotton very firm: Mid
ding Uplands, 3Ua3Ok. Flour dull, with plen-
~ of sellers. but no buyers. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn dull: white, 81 1OaI.II: vel
low, Sill Oats dull and unchanged. Rye dull
AT Si6oaSl.7u. Pork quiet az S2s. 75aS29. Bacon
active; RIB sI0es, l6ac; ear sides, 17aI7 c.:
shoulders, 14ali&c.; hams, 2la22c. Lard dull
al L al9c.
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.DAHeHRoUs CorSTiRYErrs.-C Counterfe,,
Iney are exceedingly well executed, and viii
deceive the majority OF persons in whose hands
,.,;a tnsy ia.L Tns snsnvins IL very nns, and the
notes are on the Central National R.nk =
New Yort, and on the Ohio National Rank ~ "a
Cincinnati. Twenty dollar bills, altered 1r,s. -,
hves on the First National Bank Of Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
CHRoNIC LIyER OonrLAIHr cuprn

This 10 to certify that 1 Was cure. of Cbronio
Liver Complaint by DIR. Lawrences Ro..d.lis
for long time, and trying various medicines with
know Of several others In this comfy opred
through the use Of Rosadalis, and IL can lie found
tn nearly every house In my neiehborhood, apd
THOMAS THORN
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Wall Street TODAY.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-The stock marke, is
strong. Money 3ai per cent. Gold, IiJs Eir-
ginias, new, 59l; coupons. s.; North Caro-
llnas, new, t: coupons, .3S. Exchange, 13I
Governments strong.
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ROsADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
BEAD THE STATEMENTS BEIow Ann
DESPAIR NOT

D.. J. j. Lauresoe:
DEAR SIR: Ny youngest dau gbter aged a We xe.r.
hes been dreedfully afflicted with Scrofula ne. lV
ali her lie. i tried a great many Phyeiciaps Irt
Without renewing her much, In fsct, most OF them
said there was no hope Of cure. During the lssf
spring she Was worse than ever, her body sus
limbs being covered with cores and blotche.-xIfn
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen whilsf
In this condition, was sd vistd 10y DR. l. A sun
70 try your Rosadalis. 4 st once procured thre.
bottles, and commenced giving ft 20 her Tae o.,
ras naetoa!. IH less fhGs a paoHih 20 ms great
establishment, she uraS eafirelV trslt lam ar
yours, with much respect and gratitude, '
W. w BURNETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

BRIDGING THE OHIO.-Colonel Roberts, of
Pittsburg, was before the Senate Committee on
Postal Affairs this morning. and delivered an
argument in support OF bridging the Ohio river
with not less than five hundred foot span. The
committee have come to no conclusion in
regard TO the matter; but a majority are
interested in leading Western railroads, IT is
presumed that they will report adversely to
"long spanners." Senator Morton is confident,
however, that the long span bill can be carried
through the Senate, though the committee
should report against il.