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- New Orleans proposes to get out of d %
by selling its markets.
~ The Confederate fortificatiops aronn,


- New Orleans proposes to gel out of d.bt
by selling its markets.
- The Confederate fortifications around
Savannah are being demolished
- Another severe whipping case in one of
the public schools of Boston is reported. The
boy tainted from the effects of the punishment
~ Lewis Shumway, Of Holland, Mass, =
wears old, drowned himself In a well a few
days ago, probably in a fit of temporary insan-
ity.
~ The Cananans seem ALWAYS in trouble
about their currency, American silver has
tormented them ever since our war began: and
now bill Is before their Parliament 10 exclnda
American copper or nickle coinage
- Over SO negroes voted the Democra,ic
ncket at the election, in Savannah, Chatham
County, Ga.
~ The Spanish frigate Tetuan, said 70 he
the largest ironclad in the world, 6,7Oo tuns
onrthen has arrived at New York, for repairs.
~1he trustees Of a Methodist Church in
brooklyn who have Just finished q new and
elegant church, deem il quite too good to be
used Tor funeral services. They recently re-
fused 10 open the building for the obsequies of
a minister Of their own denomination.
0No telegraphic Instrument but Morse's is
in use IN the capitals OF Europe.
- Yellow. orange and Bismarck, are an
nounced as the fashionable lcolors for street
gloves for gentlemen, and lavender and flesh
color for ladies. ~ p
~Erastus Mason, Of Providence, r. L. for
swearing falsely to has petition In bankruptcy.
trial in June, before ths United states Uircuit
s~under the title Of the sSteam R,ra . ~,
]. X. Symthiee, Of Paddington, England h.r
rister at Law, propOses to introduce q .6 vino
steam ,ss a engine 2 nsssd Eash wings nspped by
and seats are attached for one or two pass.r.
gers. a-sI sG
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
A.AsteIl B Mrs; Andrews } Z Mrs; Ahern
LeIti.S Athens MARY.
Ter Chlse Mrs; Botelec K n Mrs; Buter Fanny
Boardrnan Gso Mrs; Brown n Mrs, Buckner
Bartlett Mrs; sscLer Mrs; Black born Mary l.; ;
Brown Mary A; Brown N Mrs; Borden sarah
p .C-CarsOn Annie; Chapman Ada; Cook Cathe-
rine: 2; Carter Ehzabeth; Chew Emily Mrs; Crox-
Lizzie: GoMsns Maria. croweS ieSn m.I cSa.Sy Unsw
Msria; Cox khods Mrs; Carter Sally; Csssiday
D-pickeIson Annie r; pade Emily Mr-; Dodg.
Emlly Mrs po~ ming Ella; Dsbney faI ME; Docket
Dorees ssr; 'HS;s Do.ss!: sSs'I Mrs. mr' p0lAn
rLHI mis- josephine; Ellis Lucy Mrs, colored;
E-Fontsna Carins; Freeman Lizzie.
u 9Gill c;i, Bridget; Gors on Mr.; Gay Henrietta
HOBsena Annie | b; kHaO'ssr Ho.ssId nrs Ann. Allen Mrs
Hedges Mrs. Henderson Catherine Mrs; How
Harn.y Ellen mTs esEn HerSsTs E@m. Ess RH
H,rst I r, Ehsa Mrs; h9dgs Edwd Mrs; Houston
@rs HasPeSS 9
Hardcastle Mrs; Holleren Maria Mrs; Hockey
ssm Mr hioa TSo. Mrs
hngsiHe Mrs; James Ellen Jenes
Ers LAWNS johnson Ma1Sarss Jenpel Ae
Ks.KsS1Sss rs: kssiins hss1 fsnnS snfa6 C; Kill
dim; LshsS Katy Leah Eoiss Laws a i Maria; tss 'u
Z
M.pnins Be- ssie; Murphy Ellen Madison Francis
Mrs; Myers Henry Mrs: Mahoney Julia; Muir
ray John Mrs; Morehouse Kate Mrs; Mannine Mrs ;
Martia Miss; Milburn Mary T.; Moran Michael
Mrs, 2: Myers Mary Mitchell Rosa, Jason sadie
j. Massey Sarah Mrs; Mumford Thos Mrs
Mc-McCIellis Augusta A Mrs; Mcbride Betty
Mrs; McCulloch II Mrs.
N-Newman Chas Mrs; Nugent Catherine T.
Mott Fred Mrs; Northlack Jane Mrs; Newton
O-Ormes Annie; Odenwald Mrs; Older Jas M
P-Patton ABnis; Potter Ann Mrs; Peddicord
G II Mrs; Proctor Emma J; Playter Henry Mrs
Parker Isabel Mrs; Prather Julia; Payne Marga-
ret Prescott Mary N; Prim Sarah Mrs.
R-Rielly Annie Mrs; Robinson Adell; Roys
AAIaoeIla Mrs; RAYMOND Mrs; Robinson Chas
Mrs; Remck Frances M; Ribbeck Marie; Riley
Mollie Mrs; Reid 8 A Mrs; Reilly Susan; Ross Vic
toIia; Reynolds W Mrs
S.Shepperd Agnes Mrs; Smith Ann; Street An
ME Mrs; Slanks Catharine Mrs; scott Eliza Mrs
Sinclair Eliza; Smith Emma: Sprott Eunice Mrs
smith Fannie A; Shawgeok Mrs; Slason Harriet
Mrs; Smallxood Henrietta Mrs; shanahan Idiana
Smith Jane Mrs; Smith Julia Mrs; Swain Il Mrs
SALISBURY Kate; Smith Lida; Skinner Martha
Mrs; Stevens Vina b Mrs; Sohier VIM Mrs.
T-Tragan Annie; Taylor Ella; T-mpleton p
Miss Tray Fanny Ellen; Tremier Harriet: TEN
PIE Lillian; TrOtt Laura Mrs; Taylor Martha
Mrs; Taylor Mary A Mrs; Teeler Mary Jane
Thomas Mary Mrs; Thornton Mary Mrs; Thorn
Sarah Z Mrs.
WAN voorhies Dill Mrs.
~-West Dolly Mrs; Williams Elizabeth Mn; i;
White Lucinda Mrs; Willisms Laura; Williams
Martha; Weeks May; Weyburn Nellie Mrs; Wood
ard Nettie
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BosToN, MAssAcHrsfrrs

The very important aud extensive i'm prOvements .
which have recently been made in this pOpul sr
Hotel the largest in New England. enable the pro
prietors 20 -ofer 60 Tourists, Families. and the
Travelling Public. accommod atiops and conye-
nlences superior TO any other Hotel In the city
pnrlng the past summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites OF apartments, with bathing
rooms water closets, &c, attached; one Of TufrNs
maenlhcent passenger elevators. the best N
structed, conveys guests 60 the upper story Of fe
mouse m one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly replepished and refurnished making ia in
All its appointments equal 20 any hotel in the cOun
try.
telegraph 0fice, Billiard Halls. and Cafe on the
hrst noor. LEWIs RICE son.
my zlswsm PrOprietOrs-
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HALLS vESETABLE SICILuAN HAIR
RENEWER

Has PROVED ITSELF TO BIZ rHE MOST PERFECT
PkkfARAIiON FOR THE HAIR EYkR
FERED THE PUBLIC.
IL IL Q vegetable compound. and contains NO fnju-
nous properties whatever
u rIk restore Gray Hair 70 ifs orfgiHal eOlor
IL viii keep the hair from falling out
III cleanses the scalp ana makes the hair soft us-
trOus and silken.
Ii IL q spiendid hair dressing
No person, old or young. should fail 20 use &C.
as recoDltn.Hdsd and ES,d by the hTN Msitoal
dUfhorffy.
So Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Re
never, and take no other
y. HALL co, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. my eo2m
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AFFAIRs AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.-We clip the
following from the Annapolis Gazefte OF yester-
day:
The Examination 81 tke L. y. Ngrd1 A.lfsmV-
The annual examination Of the midshipmen at
the United States Naval Academy is now in
progress, having commenced yesterday. The
examination Will continue about three weeks.
when the mldsh shlpmen will lea We for the sum
mer cruise, in the U. :. =. Macedonia. Sayan.
nah and Dale. We are MOI definitely informed
as 10 the des inatIon of the practice fleet,
but the latest dt l. that the first class will 90
TO West Point, accompanied by the fine band
attached 10 the Academy, and there go through
artillery practice with the cadets of that Iusti-
tutlon; that one OF the ships viii go TO Europe:
one cruise along our coasi. and one. with Ia.
fourth class, in the Chesapeake Bay.
alleged Def0icdtion-Rumor has IL that one
Mace, democratic official under our present
murcIpal administration, IL in default 70 the
city 10 the amount OF several hundred dollars
DE has been remoy, d from his position.
The Crtps.-Those of our agricultural friends
with whom we have conversed, give a very
favorable account Of the growing crops. They
say that the wheat looks fine, aud they have.
hopes of a good yield.
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THE LACLEDE RACES

ST. Louis, May 2I.-The first race a. the Lac
lede Course came of to-day II was mile heals
three in five, for purse OF $4os> The horse
Malcolm won the race in three straight heats
Maggie Hunter came in second, and Tanglefoot
third. Time: i.5O, 80, ana l.i9 The second
race was mile dash for q purse OF S150. and
was won by Rochester Chopeaw Range came
In second; Agnes Denman thrd; Waterloo
fourth, and Viola fifth. Time: I49S
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE

LONDON, May 22-Forenoon.-Consols for
Illinois Central, 95x ~
LIVERPOOL, May ~ Forenoon. Cotton
steadier. Sales of the day 1000 bales: prices
unchanged Sales Of the week 1900 bales, of
which 5000 bales Were for export and 1000 bales
Tor speculation. Stock on had $4,000 bales of
which $500 bales are American. Breadstuffs
quiet and unchanged. Other markets un-
changed. .Fs
GLASGOW, May 22.-The steamer Columbia
from New York on the 9th instant has ar,
rived. --| y
money, 81 asa Z; u. s. 5-20s,7lx.
FRANKFORT, May 22-Afternoon.-U. s.
5-30s. 7eka76a.
LIVERPOOL, May 20 - -Afternoon.-Cotton
firmer. Sales of 500 bales Stock afioat y. ONO
bales, Of which $4,000 bales are American
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FROM NEW YORK

Arrival Of Treasure-Hon. Anson Bur
hngame In New Nerk-News from the
Isthmus.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The steamer Arizona.
rom Pauans, with sI,I700OO in treasure hSs
arrived. Hon. Anson Burlingsme and the
Shhese passengers are passengers. She brings
Panama dates 10 the 18th inst
The soundings for a telegraph cable between
Cuba and Aspin wall had proved most saus-
factory.
April amounted to s&50OO0, against s6O.eUO dis
bursements.
The health of the Isthmus was good
The steamer Sarsnac and Cyane Were at
Panama, and the Gettysburg aud Penobscot
are af Aspinwall
The rainy season bad set in, much 10 the re-
lief of the cattle, which hsd been dying i'm all
directions.
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GRANT AND COLFAN,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-The Republicans
receive the nomination of Grant and CoIfax
with enthusiasm. They are firing a salute.
PORTLAND, Me, May 22-One hundred guns
We're fired here to-day in honor of the nomlna.
non of Grant and Colfax
NEW YORK, May 22.-Tbe Republicans fired
salute day in honor of the nomination Of
Grant and Colfax.
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A a. a II m

Clergyman, while residing in South America
as missionary, discoyel ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
cay Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organ
and the whole train OF disorders brought oa by
bsneful and vicisus hstits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted hy a
desire TO bene 1t tho afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
cine, IN sealed envelope to any who needs II,
Ere. Of CRarFe. Add -ess,
JOSEPH 7. INMAS. Station d, Bible House,
my 9-3ms New York Csty
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SAIFnR u

SALE OF PROPERTY IN LERsBURG.-L W
hough having purchased the Valley Bank
property IN this town, last week sold his pres
ent desirable residence to Captain Edward r.
Powell for 3, 800. The " oldest nha abitant'' A.
ne recollection OF so much property changing
hands In the same space of time a. has been
done liz Leesburg this sprng.-Lecsburg Miro
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FINANCIAL AND oouuERcIaL.

Money isinincressins Is supply IN New York
The barks ssk their customers who apply psr
cent for call loans on stock ccl,aferals, bat ~
desirous 20 place large amounts at Der cent
Prime commercial paI er - sOld by dealers A.
tper cenL In the continued duh conditiDn of
business, but little frsi-class paper IL masng
Second class-and that l-ss knowa or less es-
isemsd-is. As usual. IN considerable supply.
and sales are made Of such, ranging from : : ~
IL per cent. per annum. The market FOR gov
ernmenis was strong yesterday with large
transactions and a renewed advance in mos.
descriptions.
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THE LOTTERY Policy DRALERs-It is un-
derstood that the grand jury have had before
them large number OF cases of persons en-
gagged IN selling lottery policies, and. ii is ex
pected, Judging from the numerous witnesses
summoned before them, that there will be large
additions made TO the dozen or more present.
ments reported yesterday and set down for
trial on the Goth. In compliance with the
charge OF Judge Gilmor the subject the
grand jury appear to be making energetic ef
forts 10 suppress the illegal and demoraIizing
traffic, which, il is hoped. with the aid of the
court Will be eehectUal.-Bdtimore SYN
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR OvER.DRNKINo
DOCTOR Won KURRS ANTIINEBRIANJ
AND PROPHYLAOTIC EXTRACT

Attention 10 called to this invaluable remedy y ip
cases of over nd gence in stimulants and vous
diseases generally 1t is purely vegetable prep
private practice for the past eleven years. 1t is
now offered to the people of the District, in full
con dence that its merits will be appreci ated and
testimonials of highly respectable persons have
been received certifying to its great excellence and
efficacy Give it trial
For rsle BY all druggists and at Room No. 10
Iptellieencer Building.
sp2-n Won KURR GO.
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Especial Dispatch to The Star.l

Especial Dispatch to The Star
CHICAGO, May 22.-Dispatches from all parts
OF the West and North West state that cannons
are being fired, bells rung, and meetings held
In every city and town to rejoice over the
nomination of Grant and Colfax At Galena
Ill, Grants home, the entire population turned
out. South Bend, Ind, Coltax's home, was
illuminated, and one hundred guns fired.
The Chicago ratification meetings did not
adjourn till daylight this morning.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Wm. James COL
ored, stabbed ard very nearly succeeded IN
Kidding Dave Hiden of his lie with knife.
about one month since at Fowke's landing on
the fotomac- Yesterday the wounded man
having sufficiently recovered to give testimony
an examination of the case was had and James
fully committed as a candidate for the Virgin
Ia PenItentlary.-ALerdad adriq JonE-nnI
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DRowNKD.-John Booth, carpenter, in the
employ Of the Baltimore ana Ono Railroad
Company, on Thursday bigh bit last fell from the
bridge al Harper's Ferry ana was drowned
He leaves a wife and two children He is said
TO have been good mechinic-steady aud IN
dustrious.-ChdryestO,,n (Hest Val Free Pcs.
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FATAL EXPLOSJoN

dering tanks Of the Fertilizins Comps.y at
Delphia, Ohio, exploded to-day, partsIiy in
juring two men and serlousiy wound,ne three
oeners, an employees Of the Company. The
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THE PRIZE RING

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The articles OF agree
ment between the pngilists, Fred Busey of
Chicago, and Abe Hecker, the English bruiser,
were signed to-day, and the forfeit money put
up. The fight m TO be for &3 80 Busey stskiae
e2,0A and Hecker $500 The fight is 70 be Al
within 50 miles of St Louis go = ~N'
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BATCHKLoRs HAZE DYE.

This splendid Heir Bye is the best IN the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instsntaneoes; no disaRpointment, no ridiculous
tints remedies the I'll effects Of be dyes; invieo.
rates and leaves the Hsh soft and eeeutfful bIaol
% brosrN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied 1t Batchelorh Wig Factor
Ne Is Bond sreet. New York. jalS-eodlx
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LARGE OfPER.-Henry e.. Jarrett the
the lessee OF Niblos Garden, New York. next
season, has, it is stated, made Charles Dick
ems, the handsome offer of $1,000 to write him a
Christmas story, and the sketch of the piece is
already completed.
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fs-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 22-Cottou IL a shade frmer
az 3Oh for Middling Uplands. Freights quiet.
Flour 5al0 cts. lower. whest la2 cts lower
Corn lag cts. lower. Pork dull: new mess
s2e.75. Lard steady AT Il ssIsk cts. Turpen-
tine quiet at SIS cts. Rosin unchanged az
s3.lSas3-25.
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SALE OF PRoPERTT.-Dr. Samuel b. Fisher
has sold his handsome residence. sDixie." near
Warrenton, Va, with ~ acres of land attached
to Mr.. u. O. Gordon, of Baltimore. Md, for the
SUM of Sl5.GOO. This property is highly i'm
proyed.-WdrrentOa Sentinel
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sfRING RACES.

CIsci.HATI, Nay 2a.-rhe Spring rsces Of
tne buckeye Association commences tomorrow,
ana promise to- be Of greak insrresk aAllaree
number Of horses have arrived, and the races
VIII continue nve days. - a
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AARRIAGH AND oHLIBACY.

. An IssAI Ioa Yogss MKs on rHr oRrur on
create imSedinents . MARRIAsr T. With sure S.ana
q relief sent In ssaled letter enveiopss' ~ .
Howard Association. Philadslphia. Pa IL =. IN
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Wall Strret To-daH.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Stocks active and
strong. Money Sac per cent Exchange IOg
Gold, 1927. Governments steady. Nirginla's
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IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE

BOSTON, May 22.-Hern Regney has been
sentenced TO imprisonment for life for killing
Thomas A. Cleary on he ith OF July last
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n1Nary winslow was sentenced in Rostou.
on Friday, to two years in tho House Of Cor,
rection, for drowning her illekitmats child on
Cambridge bridge abort time ego. faISV !
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining In the washington City Pest
Office, Friday, May -, 1865.

~ Te obtsAa any Of these letters the appIica
mast call for Advertised Letters giving the date
Of the list.
~ II not called for within one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL. SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

POPCLAk PRICES.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR FaMI-
LlEs AND GENTLEMEN.
sac Per Day, SIS Per Week, 500 for four week.
Omnibus and Baggage Master 20 receive Checks >
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or d. e.LEJASD CO,
my Ia W&ssv Metropolitan HoteI.
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AL sfAMPING AND BueRAyrSo nov,
re, SSr own saPsrvtssen, end sith ssafnsss "A
disSesSni S.e a. Ik1.Ca RICaARDsOH'
1s"u Sst kennsylvauia aver ue q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

The WHITE HOUSE, The regular meeting of
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present, and the session was long one. This
forenoon several Representatives had inter-
views with the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

fHTKRHAL REvEHuH.-The receipts from hi
source to-day were S63a.303.ll.
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Gsveruaent Securities.

WAeHiSeroE, May -, Ises.-ysy Csoke q
20. furnish the following saoLa,ions OF Gov
eminent sseunrsx.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
GRANT AND COLFAy,
ENTHUSIASM OF THE GREAT WEST.

HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RE.
CEIvED.
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MO. fss
BATS SIREsSc cE II THf SsHSf Oh
No S26 AT HUMBOLDT, kANeAs

Notice 10 hsreby efvep tsss The public ..,.. 81,
2: z: s.s: =. c:isd . 8: osAsI 6ixSs ssasf
Septsnter' lSx ossssS 4, scs srssty o. 9Th Of
ssssS JssSs,y g ,ss . 2: hels :, The Land Once
daxa 81 Nv x,srf hsv. Sss snd sixteenth
S:ss in5fSisfiSEf . SsffcSro sfs 81 s. f'e''ds.i'
commissioser Of tks 0snsrsi LeeS o..
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PKRsoNAL.-ColIector Smyth, Of New York.
and Hon. 8. S. Cox. are at willards' Hotel.
49, General Sturgis, U. 5. A; General r. w
johnson, u. S. A.; Judge Charles Mason. q,
Iowa, and Mrs. Geo. Morris, of New York. are
at the Ebbitt House.. :
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CoNyIscArKp PRopERrY.-The presie

CoNPIsCATED PRoPERTY.-The President
transmitted to the Senate yesterday, in con-
formlty with a resolution passed December II.
1867, statement of all moneys received into
the treasury on account Of property seized.
condemned and confiscated under the act of
July IL, 1862, for the suppression of the reb.l
lion, including the title Of each case, the mama
OF the original owner, of the purchaser under
decree CT sale, and Of the marshal, clerk. or
other by whom respectively the proceeds of the
sale In each case may have been paid into the
Treas ury, and the amount of money aetna IIv
pad in each and every case into the Tresury
oi the United States" so far as shown by the
records of the Solicitors Office. Total anon MT
paid into the U. s. Treasury, Sl296So67.
amount paid to the Assistant u. s. Treasurer
subject to the order Of court, for propertv
seized and confscated in the District OF Co
lumbia, S33,2654 -.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
CAs0 JsS:tee a tas SsprsDs Cosrt Of Pa, ,eritss:
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1851
- and .Hoofands German Bitters' 10 . good
and Of great bench cases Of debility and vsnt oi
nervous sctfon n the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
ysiss af tAs Saprsns Court Qf PennsyIrasts
PHILADELPHIA, April g. 1856
consider 'Hoonands German Bitters' . raIHa-
~ 0sdLetss In cases OF attacks Of Indi igestion
HYsHaa 4 can certify this from my experiences
JAMES THOMPSON
IRON REv JOSEPH II. KENNARD. D. ID,
Pssfsr Of tis Tssti Baptist CAxreA, PiiIadsIpSia
Dr. yaeksos-Desr Sir have been frequently
sSs: 81 dissfeni Sisds Of nedicins., but
ss,. IN :. case. Sseiiasa sas Hish eissf Proof
s IL. :aS Il Ty
% express my full iction that Jor seaeral de-
ss.s., s !. s. s:S s:s :ffsss, .sfss, s Lg;s Com
yfn bs very benencisl to sHoss Who 90 isr frcm
), H kENNARp.
Eighth. below Coates street.
fkOM REv. Z. d. RENDALL
Asststast Editor Cristias G,o.ieIs. Pail.
i have derived decided benefit from the ma n,
noscand German Bitters, and feel IL my Drivi .
IN 70 .nc tno@msna them e . most valasbis tonic
Dc. diseases sTisnS from srssssn:Hs ~ IL. 3.
E.b. FENDALL.