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wheat continued good but Rs e5,raorai
rs sssSSs
s26 for No. do delivered There sas rgmoIed sale OF
sSsS.Rs and r for afs as~ oS S
81 Il 4 Is y ass \ df'1s.
sa Sd %sd s''ts
snh Tm ses sPF aas s%
ley 10 moderate demand and very firm There Were sales
S1 Quiet SS pricas wers Unchanged Sales
rirs aoa
were 5isd BY sail and sd: BY steam The eneenssmsn,s
wsss; 4 4s s.
B"ss b ss oh S 4 1s
+ Sf ss s Sisa asS"s
Cow B. With so and % hack 70 r Neg YORK p Gn
vessel to Cenuegos and back molasses q. ~ one about
Rio Janeiro coal at ss and one to the wndward
GUSSr BAGS were steady lsc Is4c. We heard of
GuMSY % ciorH was quiet but steady a, Nslc.
ping. ' lots &C. for long and
s s';sspi
heard ard Of Hs issr E,,s sales We
s xss
sn1x SnS, rpen.ne wa. in improved de-
@.na .as :y 1 % s % s. sss
S S p's: M e ss 5 Tsse
mon strained al sS 60 LOU arrive al about 90
81, Tar was steady quote VIII
s..H. .s @ bs ss Lsa and fs sss "
Pnovrs,oss Receipts ss3 bbs pork, 7sI beef eOl
Il te Opening, but armer the close when
sSa s. ~ 70 sU' i's' nsw ssrS %ss say % ia
s 4 'S s1s n M ~ss aaSisa .na
loc with arrivals Of s head o Beel was Modera;ey mo sc
1n p same ssnaad nam ri being
q go @ for PRIME % %sss ans aaa s Bacon 0s % SD
s.s sssL hb%s Sus s sHs busnes was small We srois Gum
bsrand css llNc , M,sc s long clear lS.c a. is; isc;;
ss abort s &C. s though :nss,
Tiled In .ndss n & ,'T & s Ss @
,.: w;: q s .eys q :sa 1G
$50 terce. for May delivery a issc -, ,,,
sale W.: made Ss: n Shipping order !. is ror
al &c., at which 1000 sbs We beard
"a Af % S.ss ss @ rss
sales q 1000 bbls STANDARD white for April At Sc,
RICE~Carona was quiet but steady llc jsc Ran
COON hrrn at Hsc 4c gold, in bond, and &C. Tsc.
ss prevailed good demand FOR raw and the
market stroaser though Rces were not qaois9y hshsr
prime DO, IL The ,gniry was chiefly ir2m rdnes sales
1 h sss s Ds % and Is s lI
demand strong for powdered crushed and gran
ulaicd 1880. 1870. for soft white and lac se for
sTgmns.Cacua nsced was spernsy dealt in and lower
az q cold Clover wa dun snd anes1sd At
loHc Timothy wss quiet al at ~ ~ SsSO and rough
srEArIss was ia better demand. There were sales OF
fsLLow-The business was moderate, but prices
changed sales $1,000 lbs at l2Ac. q 2,sc.
WnIsHEY.Receipts 70 bblr. There we're no sales ana
uric
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
FIRE At FLUSHING.

At eleven O'Clock YESTERDAY forenoon q fire was
discovered in one Of the rooms Of the st. Mchael's
Catholic school. It rapidly gained hesdway, and in
about an hour from the time the names were dis.
covered notwithstanding the efforts Of the citizens
the framework Of the building fell In. IL was then
concluded that further efforts at restraining the pro
gress OF the flames would prove pruntlesA and the
hre companies turned their Attention 70 saving the
houses sdoinin0 IN this they were sucoesaful. The
loss . estlmatsd at $4,000, on which there was an
insurance.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL 90 lsea-TRIPLE

element. ending IN THIS State Win the meeting OF
the state Association IN the Assembly chamber as
Albany WIN be no doubt one Of the brightest In the
annals Of the gAmA On Saturday last the Actives
opened with ''mixed sidesn st Hoboken, the Stars
ditto at Cagdtofne, and the Exercise also at East
New York. The way the ball was clutohed and the
bats swung and the style In which the players
bounded around showed that the old love Is stin
knowledge 1t.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

SATURDAY, April 1852. NJ
CorFKEBusiness in Rio by the rmness OF
holders The only sales heard OF llS bags ST. Ursula
private terms We Ordinary TO fair cargoes &c.
1lc good 70 prime, &C. 1890; for lots, exc
lSxc., gold, In bond. Other kinds quiet.
CoTToN.0wing 10 the favorable from Liverpool the
market active and 6ner, and advance OF &c
h. established The 50b bales including
sb for speculation 1890 for export and ls for spinning
We duo
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CRIyMINs--LALOR.-On Wednesday, April 10, at
st. AIMS church. by the Rev. Father Crimmins,
john ID. CIIMMNs to LILY L.. daughter Of Martin
Lalor, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
INSTANTANEOUS Newark, N j., on Thurs
day, April Id, by the Rev. Richard Harc0uPt, JAhEs
W. LENT to MARY L., daughter OF the Rev. e. B. VIII
klIisOn, OF that city.
MyERs-PRiNDLE.-On Thursday, April 10, ct the
residence Of the bride, by Rev. DIR. Cuyler, MASON
MYkfs 10 MARIE ]. PRiNDLE both OF this city.
PAiNERc-CRosBY.-0 Thursday, April Ia by Rev.
Wayand " hoyt f. p. PALMER of New York, to NARY
q. CROSBY, OF Brooklyn.
IPS-RussElI.-On Saturday Aurtl IA at
the fesidence OF the BRIDES parents, Harlem, by the
Rev. y. b. Gllett, FREDERICK A. PHILLIPS to HELEN
daughter or Thomas Russell, ali OF this city.
ToRREY-SNow-On Friday evening, April II, Mt
the west Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Thomas
hastings, HERBERT g., son Of DR.. John Torrey, to
grand daughter OF the late Francis d. Allen, ali Of
this CITY,
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

Clinton ay II rom South st. about 7Sx123 $50
Newark av > "a fte ronn-le 2a.2xl Oxia go
Toni nele and Newark n Il l2I0aI0zx2Sxi02.. 4a0
CLAEEa0Sr, ".
Berkeley and caremon ave- cor 25Jx2O0 .......H00
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

FouE ASp ~ n ShAs-Beceips.s ais % pos En-: not @ cal gao
1913 barley The -four market opened buoyan and me
saes made advance of lc l5c but there was
Improvement The market for California flour
buoyant and firm The sales were about " 90 eos the
market closing firm at previous quotations Southern
demand and some knds commanded shade
hi her prices The sales about 000 bb!s kye Hour
was steady sales Of $50 bbls ~ % 1875. Corn
meal In better demand and rather rmer sales 800 bbs
at 37 for Brandywne 10 81 for Jersey and 10 Tor star
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Subjoined is the total valuation OF the foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week ending April II
compared with those of the two preceding weeks as
also the value OF the dry goods entered AT this port
and thrown on the market for the corresponding
period in 1866 and 1867
Week ending Ap,A 8. 4Dr,l 10. Apf-D II
Dry goods. So O67. .3o7 S73 81, ,26l, 400
General merchandise. a,633,ols a23s364 3,S9s,o4
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

Total for the week. 70l 225 4522,237 $1,000 45S
The imports of dry goods for the week and since
January compare as folows:-
For the aceeh. 1855. 1857 1858.
Entered at the port s. $751; 947 $1236 966 26l 400
Thrown on MARKET. 2,2l3,G76 l,5i2S7S l.609,259
since J0nndrv1. 1856. 1857. 1868.
Entd ut the port $52 645 $3.50 $345S7 95S 1901 006
Thrown on market. 49,04s 1875 8S570,5ll 27,76S,oel
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,ious fourteen years compare as follows:-
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A charcoal dealer from s-PSrtugnese towa,'
some seven or eight miles below Richmond.
was found murdered on Saturday morning on
the Williamsburg read. near Mr. Robert Jor.
dams faIm. about a mile and a half below the
city. His money was found on his person.
IL is said that the colliers IN the county ~
Goochland who are mining on the north side
of James River have followed the seams OF
coal entirely under the bed Of the river 20 The
highwater mark on the Chesterfield sida. thus
completely tunneling it.
Mr. Charles Van Wrinkle. L. :. Marshal for
Virginia. has appointed Col. T.. a. Davis aud
Mr.. John A. LYMAN a his Deputies for the
State al large. The district deputies viii prob
ably he appointed in a few DAYS.
The handsome residence OF Mr.. Joseph Hi
den. II Orange c. H.. together with two hun
ored acres of land was sold last week TO Mr.
Robert Stanard. of Mobile, for $4,000 cash
equivalent TO s75 per acre
A military commission Is held for the trial
ofJustice J. I. NOEL and Constable Wyatt. OF
Campbell. with Col Rose as President The
offence is that Of whipping 4 negro a year ago.
There must be great many minks in Taze-
Well county. On merchant there exported
during the psst year enc thousand dollars
worth Of their skins.
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AYER'S sARSAPAkILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE FLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys fs
y sfi Ssesss
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
sHa 3 M ssSfs
waited By the ssfoinlEus % s.ntsminasiSh until they
.S in :seon
TIE country; that the public scarcely need to be
ensnes q s oitsn this unseen and unisIt
iion and invites the attaof Of enfseSIins Or fatal
disea se: vitheut exciting suspicion OF its pres
develop into one or ether Of ts
in the lungs or hssrt, or tumors formed in the
Hn on some pa Of the Soa
Hence the occasional use Of bottle Of this sar-
ss di'ssis SP'aF EsT;Sn' :as1 ssifs
Rny RssSyI cara ETs Tss Ess: s
seIofulou: disea.s Also; in the more eoncsslsd
HPepsy, the 'S Various
Of sSa as
AMI sss s:s esnss 4 ~: q s
the complaint. LeucorrehGa or whites, Uterine
ana and
and invisorsssng effect Minute , directions for
s1si. ea and @ Gout %hsn can.ss y
accnmulaiiops Of extraneous matters in the blood,
sa ssy aqeh tS it, 1sS m1st ~ sh Tor
and Jsundice, when arising as they often do. from
ss aas T the Strength sn
fig1r Of the system Those who are are Lanfnid and
ef .Dy OF a
fections 2, mptomatie of Weakness. will and imme-
PREPARED By
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No Change i'm the STATE.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
IBv Cable to the Associated press

LONDON. April 7-Afternoon I'd.
higher, and are now quoted at 93xaa31 for
money and account. American securities are
active and higher: U. S. 5-20s, 72ha72x: Fries,
iSx; Illinois Central, 92L
LIVERPOOL, April l7-Afternoon.-Cotton still
dull and irregular. Prices have declined I'd,
with more animation. The sales of to-day will
reach 1G,000 bales. There is more business doipg 2
in cotton to arrive. Uplands on the spot, I'D,
and afoat, I'D. Orleans, 2kd. Breadstuffs
dull and heavy. -
O, LoxpoM, ND april aIroIenoon..Consols, So IA
rites are generally higher; u. s. 5.20's are
active and in demand at 72X: Illinois Central,
ON: Eries, 4sh.
and heavy, and declined kaHd. Uplands,
12hd- Orleans, 12Hd. The sales will not
exceed $1,000 bales. The trade report is unfa.
week ending on the 2sth ultimo amount to
42.0O0 bales. Breadstuffs and provisions are
quiet and unchanged
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MONTREAL, CANADA, April 7.-D'Arcy Me.
Gee, member Of Parliament, was shot and
killed at Ottawa to-day. The assassin escaped.
[sIcoED DIsPATCHl
OTfAwA, April Early this morning
darcy Mc9ee was shot dead by an unknown
assassin as he was entering his house, where
through his head and lodged in the door He
had Just left Parliament It is supposed that
the weapon was held close to his head when
nred. No uaces whatever Of the assassin have
been discovered. - ~ - ) - ="
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REcoNsTgUCTIoS IN NIRGISIA.-Despaiches
from Richmond last night say The ConVen-
tion has finished all reports before il, and will
adjourn this week. There is much interest in
Republican circles in regard TO the appoint
ment OF new Governor. Two committees
have gone 10 Washington TO protest against IT,
Governor Pierpoint rs also there. A message
from General Grant, IL is stated, 'las been re-
ceived, directing General SchofielJ 70 sus pend
his order until further orders. Governor Wells
will be here Tomorrow, and will be Inaugnra-
Ted
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MURDER BY A BOY.

NEw YORK, April Lewis Gardner va.
stabbed and Instantly killed by lad hfta-n
years Of age, in a liquor saloon in Mott street
The assassin escaped.
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HILEBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCBu.
10 . certain for diseases of the
bLADpnn kinNEf GRAxEL, pkOPSY, OF
PLAIsTs, GENERAL DEBILITY,
and AL dise ases Of the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
from vhs,eyeI sanse origiaating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the OF .
diuretic.
IN no treatment Is So omitted to, Consump ption or
Insanity may ensus. Our nesh and blood are sup
ported II ON these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
Mat Of Postsrity depends upon prompt use OF re-
~ HELHboLps EXTRACT BUcBU.
1stablished upvard Of IS years, prepared By
H HELMB0LD,
DBUGGIeT,
No sol Brssdwsy, New York.
No. 1o4 South 10Th St, Philsdelphia, Penn.
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DEATH BY SIEIOCATI0N.

NEW York, April 7.-Leander Balan aud
RoteFt Walker Were snffocated in a vat az me
chemical works Of Mitchell Il Fail. in Mar
shall street
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
CONNECTICUT.


1,JO0-Senate 12 Republicans, Dem.
ocrats-House 80 to 40 Republican
Majs rity-This Ensures Re-
publican Senator in place
Of Mr.. Dixon.
HARTFORD, CT, Apnl 7.-Returns from all
bnt thirteen towns give English 1 ,2e4 ma iority.
The Legislature will stand in the Senate
twelve Republicans and nine Democrats, with
one district to hear from. In the House the
Republican majority lie about twenty, ems uring
Republican Senator in the place Of Mr..
Dixon.
HARTFORD. April THE latest returns EN-.
brace all but nine towns. Hartford county
gives Jewell ais. English 9,739; ToIIand
county gives Jewell 1,790, English l,29i; New
Haven county gives Jewell 8, 792, English II 4Iu:
Fairfield county gives Jewell 4,332, English
1913: Litchfield county gives Jewell i.0Ss:
English i,2S6; Windham county gives Jewell
1851, English 2,i62; Middlesex county gives
jewell 1850, English ], ,16s; New London gives
Jewell 4,754, English 4,2l6. Total, Jewell,
iU,ls3 English, 41,4S6. English has a majority
OF I,a3, with nine towns TO hear from. Viii .h
will increase II to I.500. -..
The Senate will stand twelve Rep ublicans to
nine Democrats, and the Hobse will be Repub.
hcan by thirty to forty majority, thus securing
Republican Senator in place of Mr.. Dixon.
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OHIO CHARTER ELECTION.

Cincinnati Elects a Mixed Ticket.
CINCINNATI, April THE total vote polIed
here yesterday was s3,627, against 2s,sO4 in DC.
tober.
The Republicans elected the Judge Of the
superior Court, Clerk to the Police Court
Trustees of the Water Works, and Director of
the City Infrmary. The Democrats elected
the City Commissioner and Wharf Master
The two Democratic candidates elected were
supported by the workingmen. The Republi-
cans have eight majority in the City Council.
The Republican majority in this city last year
was 2.i3s.
No Change i'm the State.
CLLyELAND, April The charter elections
in Ohio yesterday indicate nothing definite OF
political character in their result, the issues
being local and the tickets badly split, Tn.
returns indicate about the same majority as
last year, with the exception of a smaller vote.
Large Republican Gain i'm Cleveland.
CLEvELAND, April THE election in the
city Of Cleveland yesterday resulted IN a gain
OF 1000 for the Republicans, and they elect ig
out OF 80 Councilmen.
Democratic Triumph in Sandusky.
SANDUsKY, April AT the municipal elec.
ton yesterday the entire Democratic ticket was
elected by an average majority of 200.
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INDIANA,

Democratic Success In Evansville.
EyAHsyTLL1 IxD., April The election
yesterday resulted in he choice Of Democratic
uayI and majority in the Common OounciE
Al ne Democratic ticket was elected, exoUpt
tAs Oerh. The city hm 1sf several yscss p6st
mainly Ioeal issusS. - -,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye II the best in the world;
the osly true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable,
tnts; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; inyigo-
rates and leaves the Hak soft and beautiful blaei
o. 5roWR. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Factoy,
No. 6 Bond sreet. New York. ja E-eodly :
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Price, Si1 per bottle, or six bottles for ESQ,
SOLD Bi DRUGGISTS EvlRYwHrRB.
q akds5dkvy
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p = I O = B.

PBICEo.
ssssnds German si:s'r' 2, bcss.s .------sl .
q . Isr bottle, or ha1f dossa SOr @ q.
~Do not foreet % sxaRins ven u article zen
by, IN oFdsT - get IL esn1tns.
sea b. Druggists ~ psalsss svssyvAsrs
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GEN. HANCooK's STAFF.-Gen. Grant has
issned special order directing Capt. Charles
G. Cox, 10th United States cavalry, and Capt.
Robert Chandler, 18th United States infantry.
TO report 10 Maj. Gen. Hancock, commanding
the Military Division of the Atlantic, for duty
on his staff.
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THE WHITE HoUsR-The regular meeting of
the Cabinet was held to-day, ali the members
present, and General Thomas as Secretary of
War al iRteTim. The session was "A long one,
contin uing until after O'Clock. This forenoon
General Sherman and Collector Smythe, of
New York, had interviews with the President
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BREvET Col. NELSON H. DAVIS Lieutenant
Colonel and Assistant Inspector General. has
been ordered to report for duty to Brevet Major
General Terry, commanding Department of
dakota.
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ITALIAN MACCARONI.
Fresh, and at lowest figures.
APPLE BUTTER. also
n,.s,c,rrn oooNNREESsED MILK,
for Pudding, Ae &c
FR0MAGE DE BRIE
W. BURCHELL,
under Ebbitt House.
nah l1-u corner 18th aud r streets
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

An ESSAY roR YoUSe MEs on THE CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments te MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief Sent in scaled letter enyslogss, free Of
charge. Address, DR.. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. ja 29-3m
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lHOR NON-RETENTI8N OR INCONTI-
4 HEECE Of Urine, Irritation, infammation or
liberation Of the bladder 81 Kidneys, diseases Of
the prostrate glands, stone In the bladder, calcu-
ns, gravel or brick dast deposits and diseases of
the Bladder, kidneys and drepstca al swellings.
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CAUTION.

Hoona nd , German Remedies are eounterfa,te
See that the signature sf O. M JACKGONi.o o
serfeit. -
Prfncipsl Once and Manufaetory It TIE 0symSn
Medicine Store, No. S31 ARCH efRHGT, Phils
aelphia, Pa. :"
CHARLIs n. EVANS. Propristor.
Formerly o. II. JACKSON 90,
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
HI PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and
delicate disorders in all their stages at little ex
pense, little change In dfet, no inconye-
Bience and no exposure. It is pleasant In taste
Asd odor, fmmediste in its action, and free from
al in urioaB properties.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
yous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the ef
fects of youthful indscretion, WILL for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need IL
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do 80
BY addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
aP le-1y No. ~ Cedar st New York.
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uELNBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Is
pleasant n taste and cdor, free from all iniu-
rbDss properties, and immediate in its aetion.
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LIEUT.. MARsToN NILES has been ordered to
report to Rear Admiral H. h. Hofi, command
ing the North Atlantic Squadron, for duty.
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ENrEEBLED AND DELICATE COSTITU-
IL IIoNs, ef both sexes; use HELMBOLD's
setie feelings, AID enable you to sleep well.
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II ELMBOLpS EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
Il health sud vigor 10 the frame and bloom to
the pallid cheek. Debility Is accompanied by
many alarsling symptoms, and IL no treatment is
snbmitt-d 20, consumption, Insanity or epieptic
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DKTER BERRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
6IH STREET WHARF. WASHINGTON. ID. q
Large storage and wharfage accommodation for
loading and unloading vessels. NH l9-sm
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
\ safe Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
aisesses. Use HELMBOLDiS EXTRACT BU
eHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL yIGOR ARE
~ ressined BY HILMB0LD'S EXTRACT BU-
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esE HkMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
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:;;i s.: : 80 $: 4! ss::::s:
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PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Colonel James f. Wade
L. s. A, son OF Senator Wade, arrived in this
city last evening from Texas, where he has been
on duty. ..''Major Generals w. s. Hancock,
George K. Warren, Gordon Granger, James B.
Steadman and ALFRED Lully are all at the Met
ropolitan Hotel. .'.-Col ]. Il. Brownlow of
Tenn, and Col. j. q. Ford, Of New Orleans,
are at the National Hotel
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THE EVENING STAR


Cor. 'SARMIENro, Minister to this Govern
ment from the Argentine Republic, published
a book some time since in the Spanish Ian
gnage, entitled life in the Argentine Repub-
lie in the Days of the Tyrants, or Civilization
and Barbarism,'' which was well received. As
public attention is bring attracted from va
rieiy Of causes to the South American coun-
tries, those interested in the general subject as
we'll as the many friends of Colonel g., will be
had to learn thar a translation. with a bio
graphical sketch Of the author, by Mrs. Mary
Mano, is shortly 10 be published in New York.
/ THE PRESIDENTS REsBPTIoN last evening
attracted a great number OF visitors to the
White House. Secretaries Seward and Welles.
Gen Lorenzo Thomas, several Senators and
Representatives, distin guished Office Of the
army and navy, judges Of the courts, civilians
of celebrity, and thp leading representatives of
the diplomatic corps Were present. also, Gen.
Sherman, who was the centre Of large group
of bis personal friends. There was a larger
proportion of ladies present than usual. and
elegant and costly dresses were in great pro-
fusion. .t
THE SERVICE ABROAD Of Hon. Robert J.
Walker in favor of the Union during the rebel.
hon are very highly spoken of by Mr.. Edward
DE Leon, whilom foreign agent of the rebel
government, who is now engaged in writing
"reminiscences of his official career. The value
Of Mr.. Walkers labors have always been high
ly appreciated by the people Of the North; but
to be tins praised out of the mouth Of an enc.
my must nevertheless be highly gratifying to
him and his friends
GEN. CANBY. Commander Of the 2d Military
District. has issued an order approving Of the
ordinance respecting the jurisdiction of Courts
in North Carolina, adopted by the Cons,itu-
tional Convention of that State, and it directs
that it have the force of law in said State until
the question Of the ratification or rejection OF
the constitution framed by said convention
shall be determined by the people of the State,
and in the event of the rejection thereof it re-
main in force for The further period Of thirty
days after the election.
PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Colonel James E. Wade
L. s. A, son Of Senator Wade, arrived in this
city last evening from Texas, where he has been
on duty. Major Generals w. s. Hancock.
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