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ROsadalis is a Potent Remedy in all
. Z 555e, Chronic Diseases.
FROM G. w. BLouNT. ESQ. .ATToRNsY AT Law.
f. WILSON, North CARoLINA. -v
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years standing by
Rosadalis. 5 , =. GEO. w. BLOUNT. +
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Huslx, Cotton, Hair and Spring
Mattresses. -s0-5f gs3 basizss I
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JOHN SCHNEIDER,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
l73 South High street, Columbus, o. Repairing
carefully done and warranted. my7-eod6m
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= Tuclker's, Jones' and DeCamp
Patent Spring Bed Bottoms. 20
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j. n. BRITTINGHAM, Sup't.
b. II. HOWE. Treas
septl0-eod- d-ly-oct2S-w1y-r
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Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.

Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.
This is to certify that was cured of Chronic Liv
er Complaint by DR.. Lawrences Rosadalis after
having been confined to my bed and house for long
time and trying various medicines without benefit.
/ know of several others in this county cured
through the use of Rosadals and it can be found in
nearly every house in my neighborhood. and they
: : =, THOMAS THORN.
Green County, August IA. 1867. :, -
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January IL, 1865.

WILSON COUNTY. September 10. 1867.
DIR. j. j. Lawrence: Dear. Sir-My youngest
daughter, aged five years, has been dreadfully af
fiicted with Scrofula nearly all her life. tried
great many physicians. but without relieving her
much in fact most of them said there was no hope
of cure During the last spring she was worse than
ever; her body and limbs being covered with sores
and blotches-with face and eyes badly liberated
aud swollen. While in this condition | was adj
vsed by Dr.. L.. A. Stith to try your Rosadalis. at
once procured three bottles, and commenced giving
it to her The effect was magical. In less than o
month. to my great astonishment, she was entirely
well.
w w. BURNETT,
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7 Hair-clOth. Green Reps and
Damask LOungess Secretaries; ;
Book Cases and Etageres. 81 as1
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No Change of Cars at0hIo River
Ask For TICKETS via BELLAIR.

p JN0 L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
JNO. W. BROWN. GenI Passenger Agt. ed
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We know DIR. Lawrences Rosadalis to be safe
and reliable Alternative. &c.. and take pleasure in
recommending it to the profession and the public.
-A' t-f ,'-i-.04 : 80 l.. A. STITH, M. d., Sc
ffd5t --.f ..fl-sI.-, j. II. WINSTEAD, NJ. D., a
r. G.. BARHAM, M. d.
l1s-si eTE 1'fsa8 Nv g. DUGGAN, N. D. p
--t-s .~...-..-, . E. BARNES, M. D.,
t- '-|t@ r. w. KING, Md, +i -t
0l.rfs-s-,g IN fs.t..4 s. WOODARD, M. d.
w. T. BREWER, M. D.,
-i7iE =, Hlals.iac WI. BULLOCK, M. d. 90
Janury7 2, 1858. : o--g,p-sy' q. c r.
with the above named Physicians. and they are all
gentlemen of respectability and standing in this
community. ' -'A
Mayor Of Wilson, N. O.
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TIE ROSADALIS
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1868.

-I---I---I- n :. BALTIMORE, February 10, I868.
DR. j. j. LAwRENCE: -
OEHR SIR-I take pleasure in recommending your
seen it used in two cases with happy results-one
case of secondary syphilis, in which the patient
pronounced himself cured after having taken five
scrotula of long standing. which is rapidlV mproy
ing under its use and the Indications are that the
patient will soon recover. l have carefully exam
ined the formula by which your Rosedalis is made,
and find it an excellent compound of Alternative in
R. W. CARR. M. D.
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Agricultural and Mechanical Col
8. e :. -. ... lege. -

ByA. O. KING. Deputy. - jys-dtjysi
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.qRANSpo oRTATIoN.l)
NEW TIME dEAsTa7o

s,s- -a --lo e-is > s1srJ J7s-I
.18-fsEsEsOs aagsf3
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-On Saturday, after our report
closed
Debate was continued on the Pension apprO-
pIiatiou bill, the question being on the adOp-
ton Of an amendment by the Committee on
Appropriations, STIR king out the provision for
covering into the Treasury one-half the amount
received as proceeds Of prizes, the interest OF
which to constitute pension fund.
The difference of opinion turned on the pro-
prety of Keeping the fund separate.
Mr.. Sherman offered the following As a sub
stiiute:
The interest on the fund known . the naval
pension shall heresfter be- at the rate of IN rec
per cent per snnum IN lawful money. and shall
be applied exclusively 70 the payment of naval
pensions, according 10 existing laws. Agrred
TO; and the bill WAS then passed.
Mr.. Morrill, then called up the bill making
appropriations for the consular and diplomatic
expenses Of the Government
The question was on agreeing 10 the amend :
ments OF the Committee on Appropriations 10
the bill as passed by the House.
An amendment striking out an appropriation
for the salary OF the minister To Portugal hav-
ing been read, considerable debate followed
At four o'clock, Mr.. Upton. saying a. was
evident there was no quorum present, moved
10 ad lourn.
The question was taken by yeas aud nays,
and resulted-7 TO Ts-no quorum. Adjourned.
HoUsE.--After our report closed on Saturday.
discussion was continued on the currency ques-
ton until the hour o. adjournment.
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Baltimore Annual Conferencriof the VI. r.
Church South.

FOURTH DAY.-The Conference met in Bslu-
more, saturday, at the usual hour.
The religious exercises Were opened with
prayer and scriptural reading by Rev. M.
krebs.
The third question on the General Minutes.
VIZ Who are ad mitted into full con nection -
was then taken up.
The following had their characters favOrSbly
passed upon and were admitted to Deacon
order, and to full connection: Isaac W. Cauter,
John A. Kern, Milton A Taylor, Benjamin r.
Ball. Jas. Il. Van Horn, John T. James.
own request: Charles W. Cooper, Robert L
Elliott Il. Hough, X. ". POale.
The sixth question was considered. ssWhO are
the DeaCoDs for one year, The following
answered, and were admitted TO Elders orders
4. 7. X. TIpp, VIM. Mcdonald. Addison
Wesley Hammond. ]. A. Delaney.
The following Deacons Were continued ia
Raxwell. Joseph Crickenberger, Charles l..
Dameron, l.. Is. Madison.
The fifteenth question. sAre all the Preach
ers blameless In their life and official admits
tration!' was temporarily resumed, and rhOs.
W. Brown and Sylvanus Townshend stood a
favorable examination.
The eighth question was called: sSWhat Loss
Preachers have been elected and ordained Des-
cons this year." The following Were elected
for ordination: George Moor, Geo. W. Gardner,
John Macklefosh, =. Highley, L. n. Conrad.
The tenth question was then considered
What Local Preachers have been elected aud
ordained Elders this yearl' The following
Were declared eligible for Elder orders. aud
duly elected: Edward ii. Henry, George w.
Watson, James T.. Moore.
The fourth question was taken mp: who are
readmittedf'
Pending its consideration, the difference sd
iourned.
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PROPOSALS.
limited STATES ENGINEER OTFICF-
- CITY HALL, BOsTON MAsS


noon, March L. for the delivery OF three Thousand
even hundfeo and sixty two IS y672l cubic feet of
Thousand three hundred and fifty. one n ssh cubic
ieet OF Cut Granite, at the wharf at fort McClary
r;or'smouth harbor, New Hampshire, as follows
Between April Is and May IS, 1853, 8 pieces of di.
pieces of cut granite, Containing a07t caoic feet
May Is and June Is pieces Of di
Between June IS and July IS 1862 IS piece, Of di.
s'Sne s cubic feet, and 70 pieces of cut
Between July Is and August Is, 1873, the remain
and 81 piec, Of cut grsnite-I sos cubic feet. y
line dimension stones to be Furnished in the
in width from foot inches to feet inches. and
IN mn, nlses from feet to feet inches: Each stone
given in the draw ings and specihcations must be
Tree from sap and % ans and other defects and be
well 9uarried to make natural beds, and cut to full
The cut granite Nv hich is to be laid in regular
courses OF headers and stretchers, with dovetaiied
joints, must be carefully cnt to the dimensions
gwen on drawingsand specifications, the face of
draft one INCH in width cut along the edges. and
batter Of half an inch to each foot Of rise; the
ing of the beds and builds TO be rough hammered
straight" square and full to dimensions. The di
feet inches to is inches in widths from feet
inches to feet inches and in rises from feet to
With each offer must be given the names of tao
responsible persons as guarantees for the faithful
execution of the contract, the amount surety to
be one fourth the amount bid. The necessary
blank forms for bids and guarantees will be furp-
ished upon ap plication at this ofhce
The bids must state, separately, the price per
cubic foot of stone Go be furnished in the rough,
and the price per cubic foot for the cut stone.
Plans and specifications ready, and may be
examined during the usual Office hours at the u
8 Engineer Office. fourth floor, City Hall
Each proposal must be marked on the outside of
the envelope, Proposals for Granite for Fort Nc
Clsry.n JIG. FOSTER,
Brevet Maj. Gen United States A rmy,
NH 3-6t 4 Col
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Saturday the Georgia Conventior resolved
itself into a State nominating body. A MAJOR
iiy Of The white delegates refused 70 partici-
pate. Ninety-two answered 20 their names. OF
th ~ thirty-one were ne -roes and twenty -elg h.
Northern men. Much confusion prevailed IN
o ganizing. President PARROT was among ths
dlssenters. Mr.. Bullock wss nominated fer
governor by reclamation. The feeling among
the opposition l. intense
In the French Corps Legislatf the clause an
The press bill which subiscis persons connected
Win tne public journals TO forfeiture OF electO-
raj rights as punishment for certain Offences,
was rejected by decisive vote.
The New Orleans city finance committee Sat-
urday telegrsphed 10 New York 90 stop print
ing the city notes. No more will be signed or
issued from the treasury. They will probably
b entirely Withdrawn from circulation soon
The Austrian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Saturday. in reply 20 a Magyar delegation, SAID
he fully recognized the importance OF preserr-
ing friendly relations with ali European pow-
ers, especially with Italy.
The county election of Memphis. Michigan
Saturday. resulted m the defeat of the Demo-
Gratis by majority estimated at from hye to
thousand
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DROPOsALS FOR MEAT.

WASHINGTON D. O., February a, 1853
Sealed PROPOSALS, Of the form furnished by the
CkSDAY, the 10th day Of March at II M for
all the Fresh and COrned Beef and Mutton required
for sale or issue to all connected with the Depart
ing the troops at Forts Foote and WasHn stSni Nj
With Fresh and Gorned Beef; Said proposal for
SG 1Iag ID e. will include all Fresh and
also fer sales to officers and others authorized to
purchase at this depot :
The Fresh Beef required for sales to officers sup
made by the officer in charge, from the hind-quar.
tiers and r1bs of the fore quarters That required
for the troops to be of proportions of fore and
not received All the meat will be subject to rigid
inspection; TO be of excellent marketable quality
and In unexceptionable condition In all cases, IL
the meat not satisfactory purchases in the open
market will be made at the expense of the con l..
tractor.
The contractor will be required to deliver the
he will distribute il in such quantities and at such
times a. as officer Of the Subsistence Department
Separate proposals will be received for supply
ing the troops at Forts Foote or Washington, Md
with Fresh and Corned Beef and with Corned
Beef and Mutton, In Washington, ID. O., but no
proposition will be regarded for furnish Dg the
Fresh Beef In Washington, ID. q without IL in
GUIDES both sales ana issues In accepting the
last bid the lowest average price on the quantity
required for both purposes will be considered
Bidders must be present at the opening of tn g
bids.
Payment to be made at this Office monthly for all
meat purch 4sed, when in funds for the purp pose
All questions respecting quality and con1i don
will be settled by the officer of the Subsistence De-
partment receiving the meat.
The contracts will be made for Elk months, from
the lst day of April, lr6S, or such period the
Commissary General may determine.
The proposals for supplying all connected with
the Department OF Washington are made by direc-
tiOn OF Breyet Major General ". III. Emory, com
handing. G BELL,
NH 81 Depot and Chief G. s.
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Baltimore Annual Conference Of the VI.


FoURTH DAY.-The Conference met in the
Eutaw Street Church, Baltimore, on Satu rdsy.
Bishop Ames i'm the Chair
A note for $1,000, from Joseph Owens, Wash
lngton, ID. G., for the Missionary Society, W a.
ordered TO be deposited with Dr. Carlton, treas
urer, New York. A note for $3.50 from the
same, for the Preachers Aid SOclety, was or
dered to be deposited with the board Of mana
gers.
The following local ministers were elected 70
deacons' orders John l. Hayghe, from Prov
idenCe Chapel, Washington, ID. g: J. 7. Ligh-
ter. Hamline Chapel Washington, ID. G.. John
Harris, Summerfleld Circuit, Nd; owen Hicks,
Franklin Circuit, Va; A. Jump, Mardensyille,
Va; f T.. Anderson, Berkeley Springs, West
Va: James :. Hill. Augusta. West Va John
W. Rumberg, previously elected, was added %
the list.
The committee to confer with DIR. Mattison.
corresponding secretary of the American and
Foreign Christian Union, reported. and the
conference resolved that we cordially approve
and endorse the work. AID recommend a. to
their cordial cooperation and sympathy.
The question, Who remain on tuall was
taken up, and the following Were continued -
! W. T.. Bird, w. II. Davis, ]. y. Wilson, q. =
Sykes, q. r. Wanless, q. &. Baker and !. r..
Stitt. John WhItson and II. Kennedy were
discontinued At their own request.
The stewards presented their report. The
claims amounted TO S6,lOO, aud the receipts %
meet them 49, 3l-declaring 10 per cent. The
report led 20 some discussion, and was rec ON
united, when the stewards retired and reported.
which was adopted.
The following Were admitted on probation In
the conference III. II. West, w. X. GGinn, j.
} l.. Weaver. J. :. Wickline, r. Y. Anderson. Y
/ i. Hynes, ID. Haskell, j. W. Watterson, A. q.
Wells and A. Jump. Charles King local ell
I der in the West Virginia Conference and John
/ sew Leaf. a deacon. were also admitted.
Rev. DIR. kynett addressed the Conference N
behalf OF the Church Extension Society. Thu,
was new interest, and not Yet fully appreciated
7 by the older members of the chu rch. The mat
ter Of church extension originated M the West,
where the people had no places Of worship, and
too feeble financially 10 build. The mIssionarie,
labored with but poor success, and sent East
for help, when the people of Baltimore, Phila-
delphia. and New York had been so pressed FOR
aid that but little countenanee was gwen 10 az.
tors aud wealthy laymen in the East 10 keep
the society in operation, and If refused. then
church extension must b. abandoned. The
receipts for this society from April, is57. 70
March, 1865, were S2,6SiH.
Adjourned 10 Mon day morning al O'Clock.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Scaled Proposals will Ie received until the nth
q March AZ Il O'Clock, noon, for the purchase of
the following vessels
Ar fss UdssinztOH Yard.-The Mahopac Saucus
ssCp and Chino
Al Nsfr Orleans WinnehaRo. Manhattan
CatavbA, Msnayunk, OHeota- IippecannOe Chick
Ssav and hickspOO.
The proposals will s'ate the price that will he
given for tbs vessels ia their present condition.
and Win such FITTINGS are now attached 10 them.
ne vessels n be SCI aud all necessary inform
etlon concerning them will be given By the com
1n2ncants Of the stations
TIE night j. reserved to reject any or all of the
proposals. n their acceptance is not for the inter
Of the Government
twenty Der cent 81 the purchase money will be
requlred within tsTee days after A potif catiob az
TIE acceTtancr OF proposal, u be forfeited in c,se
81 non com prtiOH 81 the Purchase and the balancs
upon the hnsl delivery of the vessel
Ihs prop.-1,s should be endorsed Proposals for
GIDEON wELLEs,
1els VaSfs Secretary Of the Navy
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
III CUMBERLAND.

UFFICE CHIEF COMMIssA OF SUBSISTENCE, I
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 4. 1868
Sealed Proposals. which must be in duplicate,
with copy of this adyertismt mt attached to each
will be received until Il oc,ock M, TUESDAY,
March 10, 1868 for supplyin Fresh Beef aud Corned
Beef Of good mar ketabIe quality, in equal proper
and kidney tallew to be excuded.) for issue to
troops and others supplied by the Government at
Louisville, Ky, and j. Jacksonville, Ind. Also, to
furnish the Ulcers stationed in Louisville, Ky
and Jefersonyille: Ind, with choice cuts of Fresh
Beef, Lamb, and Mutton
The contract to be in force for six months, com.
mencipg on the LIST day of April, 1853
No bid will be entertained that IL not made by a
regular butcher, who must give his name in full,
his present place of business and residence.
The manner of making bids, requirements of
bidders, &c, same stated in advertisement of
August 6, 1867, for proposals for furnishing Fresh
Beef sc. NJ. p. SMALL,
nhI-2t Byt. Brig. Gen. and &. 8.
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@Doyes' wings on the shoulders are no,
WON by the nobility of Paris.

~Doyes' wings on the shoulders are now
worn by the nobility OF Paris.
~ Railroad men and gas pipe layers say the
depth of frost in the ground is greater than for
any Winter for forty wears.
sSChicago is q bag city. It's latest large
thing was a chicken hgAt, which lasted all
night, in which lao tow s participated.
sTCoal and IRON deposits of value are re-
ported 10 have been found In. FOREST county,
Pennsyiyania, relon almost ninhabited,
and situated among the Alieghenies. >
sTLondon d losing its domestic life. and
falling into the Partisan manner Of lodging aud
eating
eS-On the LIST OF Nav next Albany Will have
an academy IN which tue children OF the poor
csn have a. god advantages as tasse 81 tbs
rich
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nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES ATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON. February Is, 1858.
toll, Conn, praying for the extension Of . patent
granted TO him the I'd day of December la6l Tor an
Improvement In Design for Clock Case, for seven
YEAR, from the expiration Of said patent, which
is ordered that said petition be heard ct the
next, q Il o'oiOcE r.; and iii psrsons :'s are
Why said petition ought not to b granted. '' nave
die IL the Psssst Once their oSsctiSns spseial Z
get forth !. writing ct least isss day. before the
TO Be used ct the said hearing must be tsfen and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
once, which viii be furni.hsd on spPlicaaoa.
the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any, within
Ordered alse that this notice be lublished in the
ana IN The coursns HaporS
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
Secst1S9n: e % 1t isast sixty d,xs Hreytsus to
'1 j. ai,xsv Acting oounissionsr Of PssspS..
ORPHANs' COURT, -Fepuary rs, sss.-D.
" THIcT or COLUMBIA. WARRINGTON COUNTY, to.
e. al Sss the
the Orphans Court Of washington County
sHfore;aid ~. appointed SATURDAY, the alst day Of
aistribution Of the persona estate Of :. ad
deceased, and OF the assets in hand, ~ far
as the same have been collected and trrned
nS :sf xs'ss z; %
wise By Law Sc excluded from ali bsneSf in said
deceased, estate P,ov,ded, copy Of this order DO
Evening Star, previous to the said day.
Test-JAMES X. 0'BEIRNK:
fe&-lswsw' Register Of wills.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
OEes CbisJ QknrtsrmaSter,
NUN HITIfdTy DINtTtff.
W.. (lrl.o u u y

Nsr Orleans, La, February ~, 1873
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be re-
celytd at the office OF Captain w. A. Wainwright,
Supervising Quartermsster, Sub District of rhe
no Grahde at Brownsville, Texas, till u M d,
WEDNESDAY, the LIST of April, 1853 for the de-
livery OF such quantities of Oats, Corn, and Hay
as may be r quiIed for use of public animals at
Laredo, Ringgold BarracEs, and Brownsville,
1853 '
All the forage to he Of the best quality and sub
yect TO inspection before acceptance. Oats and
Corn must be delivered in good gunny sacks
Hay will he acce ted either baled unbaled, but
preference will BE- given to bsled Hay. Delivery
mus. GOmmence within thirty (SOJ days fir ON date
of acceptance of proposal. - =
Proposals must be &C companied by the guar ntee
of two good solvent men for the faithful PERFORM
anCe Of the contract /
The Unit ed States reserves the right to reject
any all bids Ut - =
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for For.
age and addressed TO Captain w. A Vain
wright, A. q. M, u. s, A Bro ~nsville. Texas.
CHARLES VI. TOMPKINS
Brevet Brigsdier General and Chief Quartermas
ter, 9Th Militar District. NH 81
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

On the petition Of Nm II. MITCHELL, of
New \ OTk, =, praying for the extension of .
patent granted TO him the 18TH day of NAV 1854
Tor an Improvement in Me -hinery for Compost q z
Type. for seven years from the piration Of said
patent, which takes place on the 10th day Of May
1873
- ofaefe1 snst VI ~ sTSu on De heard At
April next, at Il o'clock M; and all persons are
hoIned 70 sIpssiT and snS, cause, n aay they
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Me IN the Patent once their obections specially
day Of hearing Ali testimony filed By either party
90 oe used AZ the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee, which will be furnished en- application.
peposltions and other papersyeled upon as tesff-
tne Gay OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
=. orderee, also, that this notice be Published In
me Republican and the Intelligencer w Arlington,
-: - ana IN the Atlas. New York, N. T., once
weSx TOT three successive weeks, the first OF said
tss dsT ~ s 20 be ct least sixty days sreyi9cs to
IL E-w3w Acting Commi asionsr At pafa ma