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LADIES, LIST.

LADIES LIST.
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s ss:. kI: Sssa Iss ssss Ris. T..
.s; jane NIB s9s B.S:sS sssss I.aa. Itni.
M sffr .nfrsi sPsaiors srsiasfsI sa1s
brown s,s; Brown n L Mrs. Brown Mary
so4y. Nm. Broke aHs N.e snssr z Binss,n MAR
ssliie MI; Bridsewater saiiie; Brswn Susan
.C-Carl Ann Mrs; Care A EF Mrs: Dash
AAGGseliDA; AGs Cough Anna; Coleman z Mrs; CoIiss
c.ra9 a. es.nds;r SIs; SDDf1 i9nn s
Christ EtcRssS csSSreS Sf Fir s.Mashan Msss
RsssR bs!'bs bsdss Hsi
Mrs; DOnohoe julia; Dyer John Mrs; 6srnes Luey
5s4ss s.;. Sss. Ss% $;s$ S S'ss"s
E-Eyans Anna @: Ellis Sarah P MRS.
Fl EIIi,zgersld Catherine Mrs. Flssler Mary;
GcGrey Annie; Green Charlotte; Giobs Fanny;
Gill gin GeGMrgie M0 H; Graham . Mrs; Gsyner Mrs;
M Mrs.: col Gregory N Mrs; Green Priscilla, Grif.
H-Hudscn Il Mrs; Harding B.pr,s.,. H.w
kins Harriet Mrs; Honiug b Miss: Herman Ids:
hann1gan Jennie; Harris Jane: Kinds Jas Mrs
Minnie; Henry Mary; Holmes n Mrs. ,:Iis Hu..sp hs
\ MARY a; HaIdinge Mrs; Henry Sarah Z; Hop.
I4 JAf%sald NJ Mrs; yeu.on Anu Mrs: John
ston Emma; Johnson + Mrs; Jacobs Mary: Jef.
fEsrson E MAJ Martha, Johnson MolIie; Jourdsn Mary
k-Kellty Jennie Mrs; Kidven Mary; Kelly
L-Lewis Annie NJ Mrs; Lee Ellen s; L;,t,s
Fannie; Lee Irene 5; Lowenthsl Mrs; Lang WIN
ss.y ss.y GEss sas9R
Mrs; Morgan Mary; Mitchell Susan Mrs
NJ c-McDaniel Caroline Mrs; McDonou Oh Ella
MsPeyitt M,s; MsCsqley Nancy
,N.NSien MRS; Nachmsn B Mrs; Neal Sarah
O-QDonall Nellie Mrs.
1-Parker Anna; Paterson Annie Mrs: Phinizze
Z; Perry Ida Peueh Jennie; Pinkney Lizzie col.
oTed; Paige MARY b; Pepett Minnie A; Porter
SARAH Phillips Victoria Mrs
RaRsed Z; Rndd uom de Mrs; Randall Eliza
ID; Reed Emma Mrs: Ryan Emma; Robertson
n atty Roberts Nsry, eolored; kesney Tbos Mrs
,,S-Scott Ann; Smallwood Arnie @; Smith Ann
MIs; Smith Ella; Smith Emma Percy. 2; sheid.n
g N Mrs; Sparks Henry Mrs: Saunders Jennie;
sch unan } Juiia; Stowe julia Mrs; Stevens Jose
ehIne; Stewart Kate; Scriher Matte: Shaw Mrs
shulze Mary Mrs; Stoddard N T; Supple NJ Swayne
n Mrs; Snyder :; stockbridse u Mrs; Swayne
T-Thomas Amelia Mrs; Thompson AEMrs:
Townsend Dolly Ann; Taylor Ellen, 2: Thomas
alizabetb Mrs; fulley II Mrs Taylor Mary Bella;
TInnnell Mary =; Tray VIM Rev Mrs
U-uhln an Mena Mrs.
X-vauehan Edward Mrs; Vernon Msrth. J.
"-Wheeler Annie; Warfeld b Mrs; Wedlock
CaIoline; Wallace h; Weiker Helena Mrs; Wal
drcn NJ Mrs; Ward Mary; Whitney Mary A;
W illians Maria; Williamson Mary; Wilson
MagPie; Winslow Mary p Mrs; Wise Margaret
Mrs; Woodworth Mary; Wooicott NJ srgaret Mrs:
Wright Mary Mrs; White Rosa; Willisms Y a
Mrs.
Y-Young Anna L; Young Anna " Mrs.
M1sCElLANEoUs.-Amelia
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THE HoLMBs TRAGRDY-!Sat.m NC nj of Samuel
AhdrtUs.-Samuel Andrews has made long
nellous Holmes m Kingston, Mass The con.
fessIon was land before the grand iury and has
been made public. 1t is understood that the
grand jury rejected the statement. He says:
"Holmes asked me to walk with him down to
the new cemetery TO see some new lots We
passed out by the back end of my lot by Mr.
Bi iadford's and Mr.. McLaughlin's lots, by the
path that leads to the stile IN the cemetery, and
sat down on the steps Of the stIle a few min.
ute<; the hen told me that he was going to buv
him two hats in Boston, and asked my advice
asked me what he should buy me. / told him
TO suit himself He then asked me walk a lin.
tie way with him. / told him 1 was tired,
ana we nae better go home. We then started,
and ne took me and drew me do wn the road on
which his body was found. He stopped on the
tank, on the left hand side OF the road where
his hat was found among the trees, and asked
me 10 come in there. / told him should NOT.
He then came out from among the trees, looking
like mailman, and caught hold OF me and
threw me down, pulled my pants open and got
on top Ct me. and treated me roaghly. l caught
up stone that was near my right hand, and
struck him with 1t on the side of the head. He
caught me by the beard, then by the hair. i
think he fell one or twice. / felt that I must
on the head: and then ran TO the cemetery
pond and washed the blood from my face and
hands several times. He has attempted some.
thing Of this kind before-once while he was
living at his fathers house. He came to INV
house one stormy night, and stayed all night,
when he undertook the sam thing I told OF
this occurrence about that time TO L. Wilson
Barnes, now Of Aitleboro. He Cornelius
Holmes, has tean so sorry about that transac.
ton that had forgiven him."
The above embraces all that Andrews saws
directly relating to the tragedy. The opinion.
are various rs 10 how much credit should b.
gwen 10 it, but his friends seem to feel some.
what trelieved, and appear to gather q Ii tie
hope, as some circumstances tend to corroborate
IL in some particulars.
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AYERS CArHARTIC Pills
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A Lax

L
Perhaps no one medicine is SO universally re-
Iolred sy every bod, ss csthartfc, nor was ever
and a. a:O :. h: mia
put smdent pureative PILL The obvious reason
remedy than any other; Those who have tried il,
know that it cured them; those who have not
and ali know thai What It does once !, dOe. alssSs
thaf 1t never fails through any fault neglect OF
sand. Of certificates OF their rensrf.be eures roo Of
The foilosine complaints, but such cures are
publish them. Asspted to all ages and csnttioD. nit @
IN az en- mates; Containing neither cslonel or any
snsy sUns Ss ss9
psIeS sn9 %sss then yh.
tbs il use in any Susnsity ~ "'''H can arise from
- They 9RsIste BY tLsiT powerful influence on the
II into healthy action-removs the obstructions Of
the stomach bowels liver, and other organs Of the
and by correcting ~her. Ver they exist, such % do.
rs9esmt nts as are the inrst origin Of disease.
the box for the following complaints, which these
lsSssssf EssatSa q .ss LEST 81 5sE
TlTl they should be taken msderately {. stim-
ulate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
For IIyIR COMPLAINT and its various .yup
scHE dr skSK stG
IOUs COLO and BILIOUS FEVEkS they should
diseased action or remove the obs,ructions which
Fer DYsENTERY or D1ARRHG one
mild dose is generally required.
For RHEUMATISM. G0UT, CRAWL, PAL
PITATlOh OF THE H1ART, PAIN IN THE
elDE, BACK AND L0INS, they should be con-
tinususly taken, as required, to change the dis.
eaeed action OF the system. With such change
those complaints disappear
For pROPeY and pR0PSICAL SWELLINGS
they should be taken in large and frequent dsses
to produce the effect Of Q drastic purge
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be
taken as II produc ces the desired effect by sympa-
thy.
As a Dinner Pin, take one or two Pills to pro-
mote dige stion and relieve the stomach
An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invieorates the syst tenn. Hence IL 10 often I'D
yantageous where no serious derar GENE Mt exists
One who feels tolerably we'll, often finds that Q
dose OF these PITS MAX es him feel decidedly bet
ter from their cleansing and sti ng effect on
the di gestive apparatus.
DIR. J. Q. AVER 4 CO., Practical CHEMISTS
LOWELL, MASS, q. s. A
.r z. ID. GILMAN,
Je lS-eo3mDSW Agent Washington.
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THE RAILROADS TO THE PACIFIC.

SAN FRANCIsCO,J June L., 1e6e.-The last gap
OF the railroad connection between California
and Nevada was closed yesterday evening
for space OF six miles they Were delayed by
snow. The Central Pacific Railroad is now in
operation from Sacramento to Reno, near Vir.
ginia City, about one hundred and fifty miles
About July 1st the cars will run to the Big
Bend. on the Truckel river, Nevada. one hun.
dred and eighty-five miles east OF Sacramento
The grading is rapidly progressing across the
desert Of the Big Bend to Humbolt Lake. The
whole force OF white laborers are to be at once
moved ON the line of Salt Lake. This portion
of the road can be built as rapidly Us that east
Of the Pacific mountains. The Company is
putting forth every exertion to reach Salt Lake
before the Union Pacific, which expects TO be
there on July ith, 1869.
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatshes.


EAVO eOAOE8 IVeOAxs ~ CAWkABs
Nevfew Of VoluUteers IN England.
LONDON, June 1a-To-morrow, Saturday,
will be universally obser we'd as Q holiday, the
occasion being the grand review Of the volun-
teers 81 Win Gsor by the Queen. No business
will be ransac ted al the stock exchange or
prodVce market. -rHrE
LONDON, June 1e-Eorenoou -Consols for
money, 95as54 Illinois Central, 100; Eries, 45X:
u. 8. 5.2Us, 73ka73A. q. .-I's-f- Il
PARIS, June l9-Forenoon.--The bourse is
firm, and rentes are 6sf. &c. The BANK of
France has increased seven million francs
LIVERPOOL, June l9.-Forenoon.-Cotjo
buoyant. Sales of to-day 5000 bales, sales OF
the week se, e,fOO of which I5o0O bales were taken
for export, and lf,r00 for speculation. Stock
61a,0oe bales, Of which 36I,OtO bales are Amer.
can. -
SOUTHAMPTON. June l9.-The steamer Bo.
russia. from. New York on the 9th inst, ar.
rived this morning.
LONDON, June 1s-Afternoon.- n.-Consols eix
aSi1 for money. u. S. 5-2o's 81
LIVERPOOL, June 10 Afternoo - Cotton
sales Of to-day, a6,0c0 bales; Uplands, IL y; Or
leans, l14 The yarns and fabrics marxet at
Manchester are frmer, and better prices real.
ized.
QUEENSTOWN. June 19-The steamer Java
from New York on the 10th inst, arrived this
morning. II
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MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared In vacus from the vegetable sut-
stances named, and are the most active that ca n
De made Decoc ions are exceedingly trouble
some, sno ~ ls necessary 20 prepare them every
as they are weaker than the deooctions; for nuid.
saturated with sugars are susceptible OF holding
alone, and the syrups are otherwise objectionabI.
ior the patient is frequently nauseated and ths.
taken With each dose-vbich is Of no use what
eysr-except 70 keep the decoction from polling
Extracts are etrfkfngly manifest.
The finest test OF their superiority will be q com
United States Dispensstory.
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by Bankers' ana Brokers Telegraph.l
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond,

in home and foreign MARKETS as follows:
NEW YORK, June 19.-First Board-U SO
isi' coupon, ny; 62O's, lses, coupons, lib
le6f, coupon, l10H; 1865 coupons, Hog; 1865
i040s, coupons. 10y; 7.3O's. second, i09x: 3Os,
third, lo9& Pacific Mail, 97x; OHIO and Missis.
sippi Oertificatss, asH; Mariposa, 8; Atlantic
MaI, ~; canton, ~ Cumberland, 3S; Western
Water Power, Is1: N. Y. Central, ia x; Erie,
69S; DO preferred, IS; Hudson. 1i3; Reading,
lNk Michigan Central, l2l y; Michigan South.
Pittsburg, S9k; Northwestern, IS do prefd
IN; Cleveland and Toledo, 1O7; Rock Island,
!u5i Eert Wayne, l11H: Alton & Terra Haute,
II ToIedo wabash, ~; Adams Ex., SCI
wells, Fargo 90. Express.26k; American Ex.
press, 5tj UnIted States Express, Sly; Mer.
cnanfs Union. n; Chicago & Alton, III; prrd,
1885, Gold, l4Oh. Market dull. y
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD The
following gentlemen have been appointed
Commissioners to survey or to direct the sur.
vey Of the proposed Southern Maryland Rail.
road which is to terminate at Point Lookout
in our county: ST. Mary's County.-C. /. Du-
rant, Benjamin Tippett, L. w. b. Hutchens
Charles County-John G. Chapman. Prince
Georges Oounty.-William d. Bowie. The
Legislature authorized the expenditure Of
$4,000 to cover the cest Of this survey, and the
Commissioners are to held their first meeting
at Charlotte Hail to-day.-S,. Aarys kd.) Bca-
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, june 19.-The first samples
OF the new wheat which have reached this city
have proved TO be OF excellent quality.
Inc water front at Oakland, opposite 10 this
city, Is being surveyed preparatory for the i'm.
provements of the Pacific railroad terminus
A dispatch from Victoria announces the sail.
ing. on the 18th instant. of the steamer Torrent,
with $50 soldiers and a quantity OF cattle, for
Sitka
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The Pollard Case.

Ibe New \ ork Tribune Of Thur sday saws:
"Ihe case OF Mrs. NadeIalde T. A Pollard
against MIS-. Grotty, the keeper ofa boarding
mouse NO 81 Cranberry street. and her dau IN. :.
Ter. Miss Grotty. who are accused of having
committed an assault ana battery on COMPLAIN.
ant, was called up before Justice Corn well
yesterday morning. Mr.. Z. A. Pollard who
was present, took occasion 10 deny the correct
ness OF some Of the assertions made by Mrs
Pollard the day previous, and said that after
their separation he had made ample prov ision
for her support. Mrs. Pollard answered bv
emphaticahy denying her husbands testi
moDy. The defendants in the case n OF being in
co1It, the examination was, on motion of Mr.
Is. r. Morehouse, then counsel, postponed un.
VI ibis mo ming at II O'Clock. subsequently
MI. Pollard was arrested by New York OFF,
Ger ON warrant sued out by Mrs Pollard some
DAYS ago for assault and battery. The alleged
onence having been committed in New York
tne examination Will take place in that city''
Mr.. Pollard has published In the New York
papers card denying the alleged statement of
Mrs- Pollard that ..she has been married 10 her
husband about three years, but soon after dis
covered that he had another wife, upon which
she left him"
He also says: SIT is particularly hard TO be
accused of ofsabandoning' my wife, when have
spent on her peculiar and heartless extraya.
fances more than fifteen thousand dollars in
two years tall the fruits of my literary laborl
and was recently compelled to deed absolutely
70 her the last vestige of property / have
landed estate in Washington city, W Worth six or
seven thousand dollars. which is now being
extricated from decree of confiscation, but
from which, through An engagement with a
lawyer, she draws, pending the litigation, S25
a week-while i am absolutely without means
and without employment"
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MEETING OF BRICKMAKKRs-AIa Iaroe meeting
Of brickmakers was held in Philadelphia on
Wednesday. 1t was stated that the Oh iect of the
meeting was to devise plans by which an in.
ent prices are S2.5u . and &3.25 per day IL
was argued that, in consequence Of the high
price Of living, an advances to q per day would
be required. A committee Of two from each
yard was appointed TO consult with the en-
ployers In reference to the advance, and the
committee was authorized to report al the next
nesting. A committee was appointed 70 walt
ON the colored brio kmAkers to notify them Of the
action Of the meeting resolution was adop.
ted requiring the colored brickmakers In future
TO meet by themselves.
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SFarmers say that crows are verv rarely
seen tins year, and wonder what the cause of
their absence may be.
~ Mr.. Selah Plummer, Of Brattleboro'.
Vermont, applied the oil of tobacco to a corn
on his foot, and came near losing his life in
consequence.
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INTERNAL RHvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day ware s529,062.s2.

The PHILADELPHIA Boar RACE FOR THE
CHAMPIoNsHIP.-BrorR Bedten By Tyler-The
Great Race Betceen HamiH and Cotiter-l3oM
Boats JpseL-The boat race for the champion.
ship took place near Philadelphia yesterday
The first race was between Brown and Tyler.
They started from the upper stake-boat al two
O'Clock, and went down the river two miles
and half and returned. Tyler came in about
q half a length ahead of Brown.
The great race between Hamill and Coulter
commenced al three O'Clock. Hamill led Coul.
ter :. the start very slightly, but after proceed
ing oown about q half a mile, for some reason
81 present unknown, their boats capsiZed
Coulter rghted his and proceeded ON around
the course. Hamil was picked up by a boat
in the vicinity, and by It's crew brought back
TO the starting point. IL dificult TO state ex-
actly the cause OF the unfortunate termination
Of tine sculling match; but one story is that
Hamill was forced out Of hIs course by a canal
barge, and was unable 10 prevent the collision
He was unable to swim. and was fished out of
the water in q few minutes. Coulter, having
rowed over the course, claims the stakes.
About ten thousand persons witnessed the
afair. The weather was fine, but very warm.
The termination of this race being so much like
the races at Pittsburg and Newburg, has caused
general feeling that there was some fraud in
the m after on the part of the cont stants. The
referee has decided that Hamlin and Coulter
snail row again this friday afternoon. The
tlbe made by Tyler and Brown yesterday was
Tyler, II minutes, SIX seconds, and Brown
about four seconds behind
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIES,

DENVER, June l9.-Telegrams from Trinidad
report an attack OF the Apaches on the stock
at Maxwelrs rancho, during which Mexican
was killed and one wounded. The Indians
carried on thirty horses aud mules, including
valuable horse belonging TO Maxwell.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Money remains in iull supply in New York
without notable change of rates. Dealers offer.
ing best collaterals are supplied at ! per cent
on call, but lenders Offering do not ask for
more than 3. Loans have been made even
lower N"
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THE BOSTON MAILING MATCH.

BOSTON, MASS, June 1g-The referee in the
hundred mile walking match between Mr.. Et-
terick and Scott awarded the stakes TO the lat.
ter. II appears that Mr.. Etterick employed a
substitute for two hours in the night, which
materially aided him in doing the task inside
OF twenty .one hours.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye is the best in the world /;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invieo-
rates and Leaves the Hat soft and beautiful blaoS
o. orotrn Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; |;
and properly applied at Bachelor o Wig Factoy
No. 16 Bond sreet New York ia Ia -eodly
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
se mss ary, discovei ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, 8arly De-
cay, diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicieus habits. Great numbers have
been cured by the noble remedy Prompted by
desire to bened dt the afflicted and unfortunate, will
seno the recipe for preparing and using this medi
Free Of CtqrFe. Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d, Bible House,
my s-Sm" New York City
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~ A large meeting Of ministers of all de-
nominations, held In Philadelphia, Monday
night, adopted protest against the treatment
accorded to Rev. s. H Tying. ST., George H
Stuart and others, for their attempts TO unity
the church. lssS : -
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Baltimore Markets. T0.day.

BALTIMORE, June l9.-Cotton firm; Middiinz
Upiands, 81 cts. Flour active and low grades
declined 25 cts; others unchanged. Wheat very
dull; no sales. Corn firm: white, sl.l3; yell
low, Sl.lOa1.I2. Oats unchanged Rye duh at
Sl.65a&l 10 Pork nrm At s2S 75a$29. Bacon ac.
tive; rib sides, I6Hc; c ear sides, 17aI7 e.;
shoulders, lial44c.; hams, 2la29c. Lard dull
al lSa1S% &c.
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~Anong the conspic nous gentlemen at the
Jerome Park races were Bonner, General
Beauregard, Commodore Vanderbilt, and An.
gust Belmont
~Longfellow Is receiving the attention in
England which Dickens Got in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

THE REPORT OF Gen. BUTLER, from the
managers of investigation, Will not be ready
Tor presentation to the House before the early
PAR OF next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

Hon. ANsoN BURLINGANE, Minister from
China, visited General Grant this morning. at
hIs headquarters on 18th street, and mad a
lengthy interview with the General
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT

CONCENTRATED FLUID ENTRACr
BUCHU
Is Q certain cure for diseases Of the
ORGANIC WEAkGESS. FINALE
CO4PLAIkTs GEGERAL
DEBILITY.
II no treatment 10 submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and Blood ar.
supported from these sources, and the
BEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Of q reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause sdsertised, may not be chased - Patent
neaieipes-moet OF which are prepared oy self
styled Doctor, Who, in many Instances, are too
ignorant TO reed Pysican simplest ption,
much less eo1petelt 90 prepare Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
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not A FEW or THE woRsr prsoRprRs
that afhiet mautfpd arise frou corru psiou OF the
blood, HELMD0LDS EXTRACT eARsAPA-
klLLA 10 remedy Of the utmost valpe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

THE WHITE HoUsE-The regular meeting Of
the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
present except Secretary Seward, who was
representa- by Assistant Secretary Hunter.
Senators Henderson, NcCreery, and several
Representatives had interviews with the Ex-
ecUtrye this morning
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

SEt RETARY McCULLOCH RESIGNED.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary OF the Treas
ary, has Transmitted his resignation to the
President, and there seems TO be no doubt that
twill be accepted this evening OF tomorrow.
The President has NOT yet determined upon the
successor OF Mr.. McCulloch
The immediate cause of the resignation Of
Mr.. McCaasech is said TO Ne the attach rs upon
him in papers friezdly to sae President.
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fs.day's New York Markets.
TBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, June 19.-Flour without decided
change. Wheat la2 cents better, and very quiet.
Corn dull and cent lower. Rye dull anu
droopIng Oats lower and duh. Pork dull:
mess. $3.50. Lard dull at l7aa17k cents
Cotton frmer at 81 cents for Uplands. Tur.
pentIne steady at ASK cents. Resin quiet al
S3.12X for strained common.
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THOSE WHO pEsIRE BRILLiANUY
q GS~Ressi0Ts mnst purity ssa enrich ,es oissa.
TRACT OF sARsAPARILLA ipysriablg aoos
Ask for HELNBOLDs. Take No other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

NAVAL SURGEONS Philip $ Wales and w
NJ King have been detached from duty con-
necied with the physical ex animation of OIL
Gers for promotions and placed on waiting
orders
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Wall street TO.day

Wall street To-day.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Exchange, H.. Money
3a4 per cent. North Carolnas, ex.coupons, 73;
new,7I. Nirginas, ex.coupons, 59x new, 59a
Gold, 1i0%.
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OFFICIAL. ral7
p LIST OFokETTERS,.
6enainoas in ne " ashinsseu City Pest
office, Fridayi ysne' 10, 1855. ~

~fe obtain any Of fhese letter. the applicant
nust csn for Advertised Letters, giving the date
Hff not eallsd Cor within one month they vim be
sent to- the Deed Letter Once. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

PERsoNAI--Senator Morrill,, CT Maine we
regret 10 say, is still con6red to his house by
IndIsposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

SENATOR FRssENDkS has declined the dinner
tendere1 70 HIM by the Boston gentlemen