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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA.
Order Of GeR. Shephard-Soldiers Com.
seIed to take no part i'm Politics.

Ordef OF Gen. $hephard-Soldiers C0Hn.
seled to take no part i'm Politics.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, June 11.-On the 5th oi
June paper in this city contained the follow
ing paragraph -. We are requested by the
soldiers on duty at this place 10 state that at
the niger carpet-bag and scalawag meet
ing, held al the capitol on Saturday
night last, the soldiers gave three groans
for Grant, three cheers for Mcclellan,
and three cheers for Andrew johnson. They
Were given by the soldiers with a hearty, good
will. We are also requested by these soldiers
10 state that any assertion contrary 10 this is a
base falsehood The soldiers say they are white
men, and have no love for carpet -baggers and
scalawags."
In consequence Of the above the following
order which appeared yesterday mas been is
sued by Gen. shepard, commanding the SUBJ
district of Alabama:
headquarters, Sub Districtof AiGbdmd. Mont
gomery June g. is6S.-General Orders No. -
The issue OF the Montgomery Adcsriiser of yes
terday contains statement which, if in the
sngntest degree is true deserves the reproba-
tion ofeyery Ight-minded soldier of this SUBJ
district.
The statement alluded to applauds, ensites,
and stimulates soldiers to insubordInation and
disgrace by the publication of the same. Some
nave uttered groans against the General of our
army, TO whom the country has awarded such
commission for his pre-eminent service IN
suppressing rebellion aimed AT the destruc-
tlon OF our republic and our freedom as peo-
pie.
The soldiers in this Sub District are there
fore assured that II is plain duty to repulse
in becoming manner, every effort made by
the publishers OF newspapers or by other in
dlylduals, tending TO incIte disgraeeful acts
and INSTRUMENTATION. Also, 10 abstain from
any expression of political opinion as to per-
son or parties.
Thus may the soldiers make manifest that
they are mertorious and incapable of being led
astrav by the eviI-minded, and least of all. by
those who have caused the pail of death TO
cover MILL n soldiers.
BY order of Col. and Brevet Brig. General
q. l.. SHEPPARD.
w T. HARTZ. A A G.
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~ Coburn and McCoole cleared Se.0oo
apiece from railroad tickets. They chartered
the train IN partnership.
~ IL is stated that Mrs. Gaines has recentIy
received quite number Of anonymous letters
in New Orleans, warning her against pushing
her CLAIMS under the will Of the late DANIEL
Clark, under the pain of personal violence.
~ Four men have been arrested in New
York and held TO hail for carrying on a distil.
iery on board ship. They would take in
cargo Of material, make a short cruise during
which the still was operated, and then return
with spirits.
- Franklin Pierce is the only man living
ever elected President of the United States
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A NJ E X lCA n HOU SIZE =,

The very important and extensive i'm proyements
which have recently been made in this popuIsr
Hotel, the large st in New England, enable the pro
prietors to offer to Tourists, Families and the
Travelling Public. accommodations and conye.
nlences superior to any other Hotel in the CITY
During the past summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing.
rooms. water closets, &c, attac he'd one of Tuffs
magnificent passenger elevators, the best yer c,n
structed conveys guests to the upper story of fhe
house in one minute; the entries have been ne wIv
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly replep shed and refurnieh he'd MAKING it In
try.
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe op the
first floor. LEWIS RICE SnN '"e
my ZIa"'m Proprietors.
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ASSASSINATION OF THE PRINCE OF
SERNIA.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Herdld's London
dispatch of yesterday says that kilograms from
SerNla state that the reignlng prince, Michel
ObrenoyItch, when walking in the park IN
Belgrade this evening, was shot down. His
assassin was one of three men who were all
armed with reyolvers. Belgrade was con-
Nulsed with excitement. and the commuuica-
ton OF the news outside of the walls was
likely 10 agitate the population on the right
bank of the Danube, and disturb the peace of
the principality
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD,

CLEVELAND, OHIO: June 1.-THE annual
stockholders of the Lake Shore Railroad was
held yesterday, and the old board of directors
was Reelected with the exception of ]. II.
Wade, OF Cleveland. who was chosen in the
place OF Mr.. Gilbert. deceased. The officers
erected are "A. Stone, Jr., president: j. II.
DeN'reux. vice PRESIDENT; George Il. Ely. sec
retary and treasurer; IL. Nottingham, super
intendent. A semi annual dividend OF three
and a halt per cent was declared
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FROM EUROPE TODAY, BY CABLE

LONDON June 11-FOrenoon.-Consols for
money "jaH5 d. bther securities unchanged
LIVERPOOL, June H.-Forenoon.-Cotto
quiet. Sales of the day are estimated at 500
bales. Breadstuffs quiet
LONDON, June Il-Afternoon.-Con un-
changed. American securities are fiat and
nominal
IIvRRr0OL June II-Afernoon.-Cotton
ends downward.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is no variation in the condition Of the
New York money market, except that there is
greater accumulation Of loanable funds az
that center; and the banks, as well as private
bankers, are disposed TO make loans on easier
terms. Very few loans are made al a higher
rate than fve per cent. on mixed collaterals,
while Government securities will command
loans at per cent. The common rate As per
cent. Business paper is readily negotiated al
) TO per cent.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
ae missionary, discover ed safe and simple rem
edy Tor the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Harly De.
cay, diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal (lreans
and the whole train Of disorders brought os by
baneful and vicious habits. Great num6ers hays
been cured BY this noble remedy, Promntad hvs
desire to benea the AFFLICTED and unfortunate vii
send tne recl Tor preparing and using this medi
G5ne ~ sssied envelope, to any one who needs il,
my 9-3ms W., yfolS 1y1se' Iss'
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fo.day's New York Markets.
fBy telegraph

NEW YORK, June ll.-FlOur dull and 5alO
cents lower. Wheat dull and dropping Corn
shade firmer. Pork dull; new mess S2s Lard
declining al 19alS cents. Cotton dull at 20 zSO
cents for Middling Uplands. Freights dull
spirits Turpentine steady al - cents. ROsin
Rosin firm AT S3.1SaS3.27 for comm.n strained
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~The Massachusetts Legislature has ius
refused 10 pay itself So per diem.

SThe Massachusetts Legislature has iusi
refused 10 pay itself SO per diem.
DTrains still flourish at Paris.
n0Rubber twine is one Of the latest novelties,
~Blondes are quoted as above par in the
matrimonial market, and brunettes q little be.
low.
ones self airs
HEleven skirts Of white tulle are necessary
to Paris evening dress.
~ Caroline G. Grant has won, in the Boston
courts, verdict Of $1,000 damages against
Jonas M wiley, for o breach Of promise to
marry; the defendant having pleaded the ex-
pensivenees OF married life. and incomnatif H.
ity OF temper, as reasons for breaking OF The en-
gagement.
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ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF StROFULA.
BEAD THE sTATkMESTs BELOW AND

WILSON CeUNTT, September lO,nsa
Dr.. J. J. LdtrreHr,.
DEARSIR: Ny INCEST daughter. aged Eve years
has been dresdfully afflicted with Scroful. ne Srly
all her lite. i tried a great many Physicians. hut
without renewing her much; IN fact, most Of them
said there was no hope OF cure. During the lsst
spring she was worse than ever, her body aud
limbs being covered With sores and blOtches with
tAce and eyes badly ulcersted aud swollen. Whilst
In this condition, Was advised by DR.. l. A stith
10 try your kosadaiis. 1 at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving IL TO her T5s Mt
trdS ,aastoa.. IH less taaR mosfa. TO ms great
sstonlshnent, sac WGS .HpTelg ,r,it. lam, slr
YOUR, with much rec pect and gratitude.
n RUR<ErT
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FpoN Nr,v ppIp,~S ~

Rum NEW oRLEANS-COSEIct 81 Auth ritz
Mayor H.GN TrdeT ATrest-N-. CohpIg Jasfq;led
GS AGyrT.-ln New Orleans, yesterday Mr.
Conway, the newly-elected Mayor. presented
himseh al the City Hall, and gave Mayor
Heath copy OF Gen. Buchanan's order. ar
nounClng his election 10 the Office of Nayor
Mayor Heath replied. he knew of no law au-
thorHIng the election IN question: and, further
more, he did not recognize the authority of
Gen. Buchanan 10 issue the said order. Com
way replied that he called III Obedience 10 the
order 10 assume the duties of the Office and if
Heath dId not acknowldge its authority, he
SnouId he under the necessity of reporting the
tact 10 the commanding general Heath re-
plIed, :" decline 10 give up the Office Con-
way proceeded to headq uarters AT two o clock
conway, accompanied by Captain DeRu.sey
OF Gen Buchanan staiI, proceeded to the City
Hail and informed Heath he ad come TO exc
cute the order which he presented, dn q cted 10
Captan DeRussey. and signed by the AdJutant
General. directing HIM 10 proceed to the City
Hail and install Mr.. Conway as Mayor Heath
rtpiIed that he was duly installed Mayor OF
New orleans; his appointment was confirmed
by Congress: and that knowing no legal elec-
uon TO supply his place, he did not recognize
the authority of Gen. Buchanan 10 remoya
him. Captain DeRussey retired and procured
a squad OF police; and, placing Heath under
arrest. ordered him to deliver the keys hooks
and Office OF Mayor TO Conway. Heath refused
TO comply with written order, which was
given HIM Conway took possession OF the
once, and while writing an order appointing
John W. Overall his secretary, was handed a
Wrlt OF quo pdJTGhtD. Captain DeRussey sand
the writ would have 10 take its course, but
could not interfere with his duties Heath was
released on parole. Before sending Captain
eRussey 10 install Conway, General
uchanan sent communication TO Heath, de-
slring his presence at headquarters at hls
earliest convenience. Heath replied that he
was omclally engaged. and would call al the
earliest opportunity compatible with official
duties. Heath received a letter containing the
single word "stick," purporting TO have been
signed by hve thousand Republicans. There
is considerable excitement in the city, and a
strong police force is az the City Hall.
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CHRONIC LIyER CoMrLAINr CnRrn

This Is TO certify that l Was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by Dr. Lawrences Ro-adalis
after having been confined 20 nv bed and house
for long time, and trying various medicines with
out benett.
through the use of Rosadalis and IL can be ton nd
In nearly every house In my neigh hborhood, ana
they Gil praise II ~ = great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY, August Il ls67
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFECT
FhEPARAIlON FOR THE HAIR EVER Of
FERED THE PUBLIC.
II rs vegetable compound, and contains no in in.
nous properties whatever. '
A. r,ii restore Gray Hair 10 its ORIGINAL color,
II VIII Keep the hair from falling out
cieanses the scalp and makes the hair soft lus.
trOus and siiken. ~ '' i"e
is splendid hair dressing.
10 person, old or young, should fail to use it
dKihOTity. - " '''' -1'''''''
- Ask for Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other ~
r HALL 4 CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. INV 4-eo2m
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYl.

a.. tbs Splendid Hair Bye 10 the best IN the world:
inc Only true and perfect Dye harmless, reiis able
at ntsneons. no dtsappointmopt; no ridiculous
nnts remedies the i'll elects Of bad dyes; invieo.
setee ana leaves the Hak soft and beautiful 6l9d
oYSronn Sold By all Druggists and Perfumers:
1no properly applied at Bachelor o Wig Fectoy
NO. 10 Bond sreet, New York. js1 eodly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON.S ..PAPHIAN LOTION

PHALON'S "PAPHiAN LOTION"
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX,
REMOVES ALL ERGPTIONS, FRECKIEs
flMPLEs. MOTH BL9TChEs, TAN, etc,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY iii, Invaluable
'PAPHIAN LOTION" is the enly reliable rem
coy Tor diseases and blemshes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S 'PAPHIAN SOAP.
I"r the TOILET. NURSERY aud BATH, will not
chap the shlN. Price % cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO,
FLOR DE Mayo
NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDkER
ETRpiEE EN9UIsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON son, New York
Jeo-V Sold 10y all Drug gists
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THE RONADAIIS

not a secret medicine. The articles from which
Ii IL made are published around each bottle and IN
10 used and recommended BY the Medical FacuItr .
wherever AZ has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Dis sases of the
BLOOD, LINER and KIDNEYS.
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UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

POPULAR PRICES
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR FAM.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN
$40 Per Day, SIS Per Week, 100 for four weeks
omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER lsr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS.,
" 3. LELAND 4 CO.,
My 'WdS,ow Metropolitan Hotel,
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The PRESBYTERIAN UNION PosTpONFD-
The Old and New School Presbyterians will
not unite this year. The New School Assem-
bly, adopted the resolution proposed as a basis
OF union, but the Old School Assembly desired
some additional explanations. Hence, al.
though the report recommending the union was
adopted. there was added by the Old School
Assembly recommendation that the portion or
the basis which referred 10 the confession be-
ing received IN its historical or reformed sense
should be omitted; also that which gave free
dom In stating, explaining and illustrating the
aoctilnes OF the confession according TO the Re
loimeo or CalyanistiC system. The Old School
proposed TO strike out very material clauses
bearing upon the question of freedom of i'm /.
terpretatlon OF the confession. The action of
the Old School Assembly did not meet with the
Iavor in the New School Assembly which was
necessary TO insure the adoption Of the amend. .
ment. The proposed amendments required
one hundred and sixty lone votes in order to be
carried in that body. They only received one
hundred and seventeen yeas. committee
was appointed to which the subject was re.
ferred, but II reported it was too late to take
action upon the matters under consideration
The New School Assembly was therefore
dissolved without any definite settlement of the
questions IN interest. The committee Of the
New School Presbyterians being contin ued TO
act with Old School brethren, there will he
further negotiation, so that when the Assemb-
lies are again convened in 1869, there NAV he
some plan OF union adopted which will be
satisfactory TO both parties, the positions ia
ken by the elder branch this year NAV be
abandoned.
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DEATH OF A FOREIGN MIX,STEe.

NEW YORK, June u.-Don Antonio lose
de lIisorrl. Minister Plenipctentiary OF tiua-
temala and San Salvador. died az his res ideuce
No. ~ State street, Brooklyn, yesterday.
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BALTIMORE, Felrusrylo ID. ls,s

Dr.. J. J. LarrsRCe:
DEAR sIR. 1 take pleasure in recommending
your kOSADALIe ss q very powerful Alternative
have seen n used In two cases with happy reeults
-one case sf secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken nSe bottles of your medicine. The other q
case oil scrofula OF long standing. which is rapidly
Improving under its and the indications are
that the patient will soon recoy r. have carefu-
ly examined the formula BY which your Rosalalts
IL made. and hnd II an excellent compound Of al
teratiy We ingredients.
Yours truly, 4 W. CARR, N ID
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NEW YORK-PIRsT BOARI
Wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, June 1I.-Money four per cent
Exchange los. Stocks active. Gold, 1884,
Nrginias, 55. Old bonds jas new r2G.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES

D-. Lar-enos:
bEAksIR R:-In lSS2 my son, now aged a We year.
vas vaccinated with what proved TO be impure
matter, which Completely destroyed his health
be has been afflicted with an iuveterate and eN-
trenely troublesome Eruption Of fhs Sk,H, some
times breaking out in sores, &C. Rosadslis va.
Prescribed ~ my family physician, DIR. A. d.
Came aRd remains entirely tcelI. Yours truly.
j. B. DANIEL.
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INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-A report was received
by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs this
morning from the agent at Fort Cobb, stating
that the Indians on the leased district in the
INDIAN Territory, Were greatly dissatisfied al
the location OF their agency, particularly the
hlo"as. The Chief, "kIokingbird," had In-
formed the agent that his young men were 90
ing up the North Canadian for their annual
medicine dance. and he feared that upon their
return he would not be able to control them
Several hostile bands had made raids into
Texas. and unless military post should b. es.
tablIshed in that section IL was thought the
whites would have to leave, as the Indians
Were preparing for the war path.
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Ma. GEN. GEORGE q. MEADE lett The city
last evening for West Point, New York. 10 al
tend the annual examination OF cadets. He
Will return 10 this city after the examination.
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BALTIMORE, MD. March 4. lSs
believe DR.. Lawrencels RUSAUALIS" 70 b.,
the BEsT ALTERATIvE IN tSE, aud therefore fuil 4
recommend IL ss such.
THOMAS }. BOYkIN,M.p
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IT Is STATED positively that the President
VIII tender the office OF Attorney General 10
MI EvaTts, and eventually nominate MI.
GTOesbeck TO b- Secretary Of the Treasury.
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JUD-'E SHELIAEAEGER, Of Ohio, declines
being candidate fOr reelection 10 the Hous.,
Of Representatives. HIS failing health Is the
I,ason tor ms declensiou
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Government Securities.

WAsHINsToN, June IL, ls6s.-Jay Cooke d
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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RosApAIIs IsA POTENT REMEDY ISaL
CHRONIC DISEASES

FRoN g. W. BLoCNT, Esq. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILSON NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation Of
the Ear aud Partial Deafness. of ten years stand
ng, b. ROsadalis. GEO, W BLOUST
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THE WHITE HoCsE.-The usual crowd OF
visitors Were AZ the Executive Mansion this
morning. and many We're admitted 10 see the
President. Secretaries Browning. McCulloch.
Postmaster General Randall, Senator Bucka.
lew and several Representatives had interviews
with the President.
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January z, 1865 .

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
VIII the above named Phy sicisns and they all
gentlemen OF reepectsbility aud standing ia this
community. T. q. DAVIS
Mayor Of Wilson, n. q.
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We knew DR.. Lswrencee e Rossdalis TO be a safe
and reliable alternative, &c, and take pleasure in
recommending IL to the profession and the public
L A. SITE. MITs n u ID, D.
III. WINsTEAD, Nd,
X. G BARHAM. M e
W. q. DUGAN, NJ D.
X. BARNEs, N ID,
Il. W. KING. NJ. d.,
:. WOODWARD, MD,
W. 7. BREWER, M u,
January z, 1865
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81 KETAEH SEWARD lett for ms home in
Auburn on The noon train yesterday. He will
h- absent tor week OF TWO
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ROSADALIS.

ROSADALIs.
The Great American Health R,sisrtr.
The Best Blood Purifier in the world.
DIR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
RIOS DALIS.
AsAFE AND CERTAIN CrRE
t.Sp THE OStI ONE Ytr pisoovEkUr)
sCRsFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
consumption, In its Early STAGES; Eulsrseu.r
and Liberation Of the Glands, Joists, Bones.
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheumatism. Eruptions
ofthe skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &C.
Also,
SYPHILIS,
In ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
of Appetite, Sick n Hesdsche. Liver Complaint.
Pam In the Back, lmprudence in
Lie, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
u thoroughly ersdioates every kiud of humor
And had tsiEt, and Restores the entire system 10 .
healthy condition.
1T is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never rro-
ducfng the slightest injury.
- Used and esdorssd ~ tSe Ltafias PAysi-
eianS erery'rhsT. a Is kHOtca.
The following, among many hundreds Of our beet
citizens. testify to iis wonderful efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS
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The IIPEAC HNENT MANAGES have been i'm
session all day, and have had WOolley before
them. No other witnesses have been exam
med. although a number are in attendance
awaiting The CaIl OF the Managers
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsToNs.-The receipts from
customs al the ports below named, from June
LIST 10 9th, inclusive were as follows:-Boston,
S2s9.13j.9l; New York, S2,O59, ,g6s3G; Philadel.
phia, S3i6,61O-53; Baltimore, SlS5,6r2 -: San
Francisco, MAY LIST TO 9th,) s259,679.7O. Total,
-. .I31 az ~
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BEEvET BRIG. GEO. ID. RUGGLEs Assistant
AdJutant General, has been granted permission
10 delay IN joining his station al Omaha, Me-
braska, until the LIST OF july
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ROSADALs WILL CURE THEvERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHkCNAIISM

Captain J. III. Baker:
DEAR SIR: This is TO certify that have been
afflicted with RheHma atism for the Last 3 We or sin
years, many times unable to move. tried All
medicines recommended to for the disease.
without receiving any benefit. Having heard
"Rosadalis" highly spoken Of proc a red a bottle
and finding come relief continued il ustil i an
happy TO say that am comp etely we'll
not only consider the 1" Rosadalis /" q SOVEREIGN
remedy for Rheumatism. hut I believe il also a
preventive aud cheerfully recommend IN 10 The
sfiicted. Yours, very truly,
JAMES WE'RE
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
C1iC Jxstiee Qf tie Supreme Coxyt of Pa sr-t,s,.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857
81 hnd 'Hoofands German Bitters' is n GOOD
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive org ans
and OF great benen in cases of debility and want OF
nervous action q the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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AMONG the graduates of the United States
Naval Academy who received their diplomas
and will soon be attached TO the Navy, are the
following from this District-A. Mark, A
Elliott, and X. Wainwright.
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INCREASE oF CoMMUTArIoN.-In General
Orders No. 70 Just issued the Secretary OF War
directs that the monthly rate Of commutation
for quarters AT Austin, Texas, be increased TO
81 per room per month.