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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE R. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. Q

THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. y.
semi annually on the Tuesday Jsnaary and
July In New Orleans Oncer the present ls6E Il
Rushs Of No. M W Grsod Master; y. Hum Of No So
r. W. ID. Grand Master: T. II. Fsirchild Of No. L. r W
Grand Warden Josiah Folser No G. r. w. Grand Ssere
tsy; r. W. Dsesaerner Of No 90 W. Grand Treasurer;
Luther Zones Of No Is and O. Dunlap, Of No Is, r. W.
O. Representatives L. y. Rev q. More Of No Is W,
Grsrd Chapsin John B. Benz Of No w. Grand Marshal;
A. Nazureau Of No. 40 w. Grand Conductor; J. Rsiner
Of No. TO- Grand Guardian O. J. n Litteohn, Of No.
Is. W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GR1ED MAsrxRs-P G. John p Barnett,
Of No. n, District No. .; r. O. A. j. vsndegn Of No O.
District No 8; p O. Gsamore, Of No. a. District No.
g. r q. p Clarke Of No IS District No. 8; p. O. B. r.
cbsncy, OF No. District No. u p O. Jacob schrener Of
No. %, District No IL; p. O. H. Hunsieker No a. Dis
ret No. IL P. @. @. w. Guth Of No. 2s District No Is
STANDING COMMITTEES State Of the Order-P O. Sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No. u; p. q. Master w. O. Wilson, Of No 8;
P. @. Master Gardner Smith. Of No IL.
JSfioiaL-P. q. Master Luther Homes, Of No. rs; O.
d. d. g. M. Pm Schneider, Of No. 10; r. O. ID. wsidnsr,
No. a.
Constitution and By-Lase-P. O. Master George Nunges-
of No. 81 p @. Henry Haskell, of No l6; r O. VIM
wisett Of No. H.
Petitions and Appsals -P O. Master j. O. Dunlap. Of No.
BiP. @. L. Graham. of No a. P. D. O. M. Benjamin
Moses. sfNo.6
Legislatise-P @. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of No. 8;
p. O. Master Howard hnspaugh, Of No. III P. G. Joseph
West, Of No. l. ........
Fuanos.-P. q. Master A. Wallace Hunter Of No. 10; p.
O. Master Edward Pisbuy, of No. l6i p @. L. p Tower.
Ono IL ........... ........... ... .. ...
OTefeHfials-P. q. A W. Macdonald No Is p g. Frank
Phster, Of No. q; p. q. GeOrgs Drmsyer, Of No. n
All communications 10 the n. w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should the
creAry Mutual Insurance Company,
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.............................. ~

MI EDICAh1.......-........ .MEDICAA>.
DR.. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford In extensive
prsctice all forms Of disease than thirG years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
dicsted-for either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM.
tai WEAKNESS, PILES, SYPHILIS and G0NoR-
the aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vesge cf faint and disorder eradcated from the entire
system skin restored ia native beauty and the entire
organism TO its normal he.th.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice and resedes viii
call the Of St. Charles and Julia Streets there
are several DR.. Whites In the city.
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EACTs - Mes.rs- n. KisrsE Hollsnss,. No. as
Manufactures the Malakon Ritters:
emen-I examined thu that granted
you u Government for manufacturing the Msakoh
found in Ingredients employed compound
veil calculated 70 excite and in good order the digestive
organs have fsid Bittes several times and In
instance had occasion their beneficial
effect remain, gentlemen. yey respectfully your most
osedient servant A MERCER, NJ. d. l95 Canal street
have examined the hold for the manufsct Of
Mskon Bers and End nothing In the ingredients thereof
caculsted inurousy upon the human system unless
taken in inordnste quantities. Indeed, nothiog bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, NJ q.
Your Malakon Bters, which 1 have examined, do
any gradients injurious health, and may
mended 10 those who srsin want Of 60 d tonic
Yours, N. sCHUPPERf, n. ID.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,

An EboAH FOR TOUNU
On Physiological Errors Abusessnd Diseases incident
and early manhood which i'm pedmens Mar
rage with Of relief sealed letter envelopes
tree Of charge Address
DIR j. sKILLEN HOUGHrON,
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1

Meets every hrt and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company, Camp
hatcher streets. ofoersA MAzureau, d. NJ; Chss. O.
Nes d. d. NJ. Henry Haskell, Secretary and Treasurer.
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GRIMAULT = O0.'n
sYKUr OF FERRUerNous PERUVIAN BAKk
Chemist. H. II. Prince Napelssn IS Richslisu PARA
Ibispepsrs0n tins advantage Of combining
toncs known In the medical world OF perfect
ascdy and agreeable this Syrup taken with pleasure
ana suits the delicate stomschs.
IL par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
administered ladies Of delicate constitution 70
young backward In attaining the Of pseer and
psyed In the treatment Of Chooross Anens. Pale Com
pexon, Gsstrics, Gssrslae Whites LencsrrhsA Debility
Want 81 Appetite, Poverty Il BLOOD, etc.
Agents IN New York Mr. BECKER liz Grand stree6 Nev
okenistA
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MEDICAL.
TURNER'S ITO DoULoREUx.


yUUREExs Tao nouIoReux
l.
OF
UNIVERsAL NEURALCIA PILL
r-i
S"ie' Cerssih "ha speedy oors
r..-.r al . OF, .s.ls ID. = l.,
-roz---..- --..-.. ...
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DlskAsks
$500
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J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
sme,aI Journal OF the state or Louisiana.

70 promote shs social material political vslbsins Of
Ma city Of New Orleans the staso Louisiana and the greS
Southwest viii be In future has besn I'm the past
The purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days issue
referred earnest Of the fsthfalness and
with which this design 10 executed .t
while the stand point Of the CRESCENT Is an sdspsaSsui
al the subjects Of Newspaper semmsni
discussion opinions will always be found Be
didly. definitely and tssressly expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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ne. BURN DU BUIssOH'D DIGESTIVE
IL Lxenges and Powders Of the Alkaline LActzes-rhs
Alkaline Lsctates exercise the bsnscal influences
he arrangements Of Digestion either BY their peculiar action
after through their bnatcn vith the saliva 70 the gastric
,,Sss Pssseeisss sdmis q Be !. sss pr,pepIs n AZ
sscn For the infc!mHter q those vho may Be without
medical may be stated the symptoms i'm
paired digestion Headache pain IN the fsrehssA hem
zaniA gsstrs xasraigA hsstssrn wind In the stomach
tsappes under the Of the Alkaline LAcxatss vhob
dsssr. s.ps,ia Psris GRixxUIf co.'s. ehs.lssss =
s ! ts Ss:. s:':''f StSoy OOzE. Gun
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DoUsAAs. - -
EHGRAvER AND LITH0GRAPHER.
He. 10 Gasp ssrsss.
ADJOINING LApIKD xNTRAhox OH HOTEL

uasss ~ wsad,as Cards nsrsysa ~ nsss slssa.s
manner Businsss Csrds Account Sslss Cotton. Bulls L.
aine Chscks Invoices md Circular Lsttsrs. etc., Hths
rsphsd Bsals, osncsntns Stamps, Der Piassa. ssa q.
InitiAh Ensosssd - rse9 - Eavslssa WxHous
CHAl0E FoB DR
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Encampmenfa.

THE r. W. GRAND EECAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
Meets annually the fourth Wednesday In January
and July Officers for ls6s-J fwinnemore ofNo s. NJ W.
Grand Patriarch; A W. Macdonald, Of No. 5 N. Grand
high Priest; Jules A Florst Of No l. R w. Grand s. Ward
en-; ". C. Wilson, Of No l, R. W. Grand Scribe B. Dasiva
Of No. !, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo W. Roper,
Of No ) r. W. @. JuaiOr wardea A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No l. r. W. Grand Representative !;
George Sungeser Of No W. O. MARSHALL Frank Paster of
No Z W. Grand Sentinel; N. FrAnkfOrd, Of No. w. d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No, Dis No Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING .coNnrrrEkS-Cref1fials and Rawna-Joth-
Potter. Of No VIM, Bloomfield, JE, Of No A MAzu-
reau, Of Noa
State Of tie ordr-J q. Dunlap OfNO l. Luther Homes
ofNa l. @. Tineman, Of Ne. 6.
Finanoe-B n. RashA, Of No ], John B. HsnO, Of No.
Geo. G. KsuE, ofNod
Consultation and By-Lan&-HowArd Mllspaugh, Of No s,
Edward Pisbury. Of No 5 d. y sturcken. sfSO6
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V,HERAPEUTIC VALUE OF aRIMAULT
CO. q Chemists In Paris)
Ferrugfnous Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.

THERAPEUTlC VALUE OF 0RIMAULT
Ferrusinous Syrup OF Peruvian BARK.
In solving problem Ssc1Tsd snsSysss p "
s2 tH S6. Ss.slss: = 4 fiiss. sspoi.sa ms
the highly cempsssni agree in recognising
The following Important received
Germany country recognised g possess the nr chemists
Courts who testne the following
ue q the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna &c.
I'M GRINAULT has succeeded the happlest manner n
AND the Ss 81 az M
hus disguised in addition TO its agreeable favor is much
Sss's therefor.
the Ssss % pr ss Il. uss SSsn
ong sought ser q giving irOs and bark in smpe sne
siss set no" '''''' VINCENT IN KLErzssk
Chemical AnA''r to The LAY cf pT a HsfSs Chemist
Professors Of Chemistry
L. nov see .h., term. the French Ans.:aaGS !.
stinston In which Mr.. Kletsnski lie held
"Fkxscn ExsAssr Ar vrrsI
Vienna, August Is 1868 J
G,sfLE.ns-In reply the letter addressed to his
hat Professor Of Ss standing al v SSs
hat he much thought Of and for Of
PIEEhEf,
ssnsrADep''h Psri'' skixAUlr 4 Co.'S
In New ori..n.. pucoseE. pKLooHE = GU1LIors
And at every good ohsmist.
THE GREAT EffICACIOU8NE8 3 OF
hesss Grimault Col Iodised Syrup Of Horse Rad.
The IOdled syrup Of Horse Rsdsh Of xsssrs Grmsaa
Co, Chemists TO r. L q. Prince Napoleon at Psrfs h
Always exceence succesnious 10 Cod Liver on the
best treatment 20 follow In Lymphstic and asc
tons, well various Cutaneons diseases The pubs
will therefore read With great interest the analysis th
medicine by Professor Kletrnsk extracted from
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed TO Mess
3riusult Co.. by his Exceency the French Embssssdsr
Vienna confirming the high reputation 81 this learned
Il IL follows:
"Grmsus Iodi,ed Syrup Of Horse Rsdish IN IRE.
elementary csustic the odhydrc acid
the iodine Contained i
Oed Liver on
Signed VINCENT KLxrxrrsK.
Chemical Anslyssr 70 the Law Courts ct Vienna HOspta
ChsnEk and r pu WIxDkE
Professors Of Chemistzy.
FKxUcH EnHAssy vusrA
7 Vienna, August q, tss
uesrx 0rfnsult %, Chemists at Paris:
In reply 70 the letter you addressed 10 bis Excesncy
Eubasssd0r have the hsnor inform that Professor
Kletsnski Of high standing ct Vienna; that
personally much thought Of and psssss for Of the
Ohenists In Germany. Ia PrkkkEx,
- 80 - Consul and Attache 70 he Enhs.sy
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add the usefulness Of the CRBsoEEr impartial letters
upon topics Of 10 the people Of this section Is let
from the people form not the least interesting and vaus
Bile feature Of lie vehed oOumnA large share Of each
days issue Il given up 70
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THE BRITISH ADMINISTRATION RESIGN ALTON
OF PRIME MINISTER DIsRAELI-wAsHINGroN-
ROW CONGRESSMAN PLATTER EACH 0rHER-LArE
AND IMPORTANT FROM MExIC0-INfEREsrING
FROM CUBA AND VENEZUELA. .l
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Inpo.,.s Re is,ou. ceren.ais. at Th,sosaux

RELIC OF ST. vALERIA DEPOSITED NEAR THE ALTAR
or ST. JOsEPH's CHU2CH-THE ARCHBISHOP AND
THE BISHOP OF TEXAS PREsESr-LARGE ATTEND
AHCE. 81
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suberdinate Eaeampments.

Subordfhhte Ehchmpments.
wILDEY NO. l.
Meets on the First and Third Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No. the Crescent Mutual Insurance. Con-
psny. oneers-B. Da siasA. O. p; A. Thsnson, H. p;
Thomas r. Jones, Scribe. sr*
81 H0BAH KNCAMPNENT NO. 3.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. omcers-Geo W. sadlsr, G. p; J. h. Barke.
Il. p; W. Il. Wright. Scribe
MAGNOLIA EScAxPNEST NO. 4
Meets the second and fourth Saturdays in each month
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In reply the letter you addressed 10 his Excesncy hs
ambassador have the hsnor inform you that Professor
Ketsinsk IL Of high standing ct Vienna; that be
personally much thought Of and pssss for one Of the best
= = = - Consul ana Attache 70 ths Enb..rv
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where all other preparations failed thess preparations
vi. always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
of and chronic Of private diseases
They in the hospitals Of Ps by the eeebT sted Dr.
nd and found greatly superior % all hb ITO know
nm IA remedies and copsiba cubebs The aection
used IN recent and capsules In more chronic csses
General dsps.i Paris at GRIhAULr co.'s
Chemists u II. I II. Prince Napoleon
IS rue Richeieu.
EslS IN Nsv Orleans ~ DUCON0E.
DELOCHE
.. 9UIkL6<.
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RECEPTIONS.

wEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Pstter-
son and Mrs Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock The even
Ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions Of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
as during LAST season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
SPEAKER COLLARS RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from * to IL p. m.
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
SISTER, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to p. m. The
Speakers weekly receptions will close on the
last Friday of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

REVENUE NEEDED-The Committee of WAYS
and Means are said TO have, after consultation
with Special Commissioner Wells, arrived at
the con clusion that the full amount of revenue
required for the purpose Of CARRYING on the
Government, can be- raised from the folio wing
sources, viz: Distilled spirits, $4,000, 600; in :
comes, S3fOO,cO, tobacco, s25,0Ou 900; stamp
dGtiCs, S25,t,iO 90; licenses, S15OOO $50; receipts
from sales, &C. Sl.OOU.O0O; total, S155,000. 900
This amount il about five million dollars in
excess Of the amount estimated TO be- required
1gr the purpose specified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

NETo OF THE PITTsBURG AND CoNNELLs-
VILE RAILROAD ORDSANCE-Mayor Banks
of Baltimore, last evening sent in to the fiji II
branch OF the City Council his veto of the ordi-
nance passed by both branches in favor of
retiring the SI.tEo,OGO mortgage held by that
city on the Pitisburg and COnnellsville rail-
road. The dlnance passed in the first branch
b a vote OF ID 10 !, and in the second branch of
: 70 .. To pass the ordinance over the Mayors
Veto VIII require a thTee-fourth's vote of each
branch viz 10 in the first branch and in the
second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

WIN hE-I EE AND STRAUsBURG RAILROAD
Al me montniy meeting Of the Board OF Trade
OF Bslimore Wednesday, a resolution was
adopted urging upon the citizens Of that CITY
the nece sslty of subscribing to the proposed
raarosd between Strausburg and Winehes ter
ne rosa y III OF nineteen miles, and will
cOst $4,000; sl50,t00 of which has aInary
teen subscribed. When completed IL vii,
make an unbroken line of rail- Connecting win
the BaItimore and Ohio Railroad at Harparis
Ferry, through the ALLEY Of Virginia to Har-
ri1ouburg.
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CoNFIRMATIoNs-The Senate Yesterday con.

COsFIRMATIONs.-TheS Senate yesterday con
fiTmed the following nominations.
charles Van Wrinkle, Marshal for the Dis
trTct Of Virginia; George L. Martin. Postmaster
al Santa Re, New Mexico; L. W. Scott, of Ten
nsssee, Consul al Matamoras; Samuel X. Allen,
sf New York, and Samuel Mercer, of Pennsyl.
wants, 10 Be I'd Lieutenants in the Marine Corps
Lie nj. Col. M X. Knitting TO be colonel, MAJOR
Thos. q. FIELD 10 be Lieutenant colonel, Capt
David N Cohen TO be major, LIST Lieut.. Henry
a. Bartlett 10 BE- captain, and I'd Lieut.. AIb't Il
Young 10 be ist lieutenants in the Marine Corps
The senate also confirmed forty five lieutenant
an
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u The New Orleans RepHbIican says OF the
attempt 10 assassinate JuareZ-"An Imperial
OfhCeT and foreigner in command of a city
regiment were the ringleaders. They We're be-
leved 70 have been employed by Santa Anna.
The plot included an assassination of the
Cabinet Minister
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~In the Maryland Senate yesterday the
Usury law was discussed and an amendment
proposed by MIR. Carroll to make seven per
centum the legal rate OF interes; in the absence
OF special contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

MADAME GAzzANIGA. assisted by Leopold
de Meyer, the eminent pianist, gives a grand
concert at Metzsrott's Hall on the 18th inst
Sale OF tickets commences at Metzerott's on
Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

Me. CHARLES H. EAsDENHoPP who takes
his first benefit at the National Theat.r this
evening, II a young man of education and
literary refinement and on this occasion will
appear as Claude Melnotte ID ..The Lady of
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

Miss OLIVE LOGAN, the we'll known actress,
Vill deliver her celebrated lecture at Metze-
rost's Hall tonight and Tomorrow evening,
entitled - Stage Struck"
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~ The General Conference Of the Methodist
EpiseopsI Church " III assemble in Chicago IN
Nav next There are sixty EIGHT conferences
under It's jurisdiction, representing i,'46,osI
members. Supernumerary, superanuated and
effective preachers, s,OU4: local preachers, 40;
Iii12 churches, valued at sS, SO, s39: asia par
sonsges. vslued at 1881 ,295; Sunday schools,
Lj.2S2 officers and teachers, I71.69j; scholars.
I.0e3-S25; volumes in libraries, 2.757,T'G; num-
b1r Of con versions IN 1867, 81 40. f-s
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PEE-osAI.-Gov.F Z. II. PierpOnt, of Virginia,
- At the kirkwoOd House. go Gen Bache. u
:. A; Col VIM. Crosby, u. s A.; and Judge
Woodbury. Davis, Of Maine, are at the Ebbit,
HOn-r
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~ A Gentle paper at Salt Lake thinks the
Pacific Railroad will ruin polygamy.
sVThe zeora, different shades OF hair on the
same head IL q new vanity in Paris.
~ The new Constitution OF Mississippi de-
c,sre, that du, Lists shall not vote.
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sIfrom blanchard & Mohun, we have
HgTP-Ts weekly for March 2Ist.
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To.day's New York Markets.
INV TelaOranh

NEW YORK, March is.SFiour duh and droop.
ing. Wheat dull, and in buyers favor. Corn
steady. Rye quiet and firmer. Oats steady
and quiet. Pork quiet; new mess, S2il2k.
Lard dull14 *a15x. Whisky nominal. Barley
scarce and firm. Peas nominal. Cotton dull
anddroopIng at 25 cents for uplands. Freights
steady. Turpentine irregular at 69a70 cents.
RoSin quiet at 1925 for common.
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TIE sEW TREATY between the United Stases
sad Germany upon the subject of extradition
snd naturalization, has been received in this
country, and is now engaging the attention of
the Senate with view TO ratification. The
man supulations of the treaty are said to be
that the North German Confederation Govern
ment Will consider North German naturallzed
Citizens IN America as American citizens after
five years residence in that country, with the
exception OF criminals and direct deserters from
their flag If German citizen, naturalized in
America, returns to his native country without
intending TO go back to America he will be
regarded a. having abandoned his American
naturalization right. This clause also applies
10 nsturalized Germans who may reside for
more than two years in North Germany after
returning from America. Similar provisions
TO the above are made with reference to Ameri-
cans who become naturalized in North Ger
many. The duration of the treaty is fixed at
three years, and the Publications are to be ex-
changed within six weeks
PROHIBITION OF APPEALS TO THE SUPREME
COURT.-Yesterday an important measure
was passed by Congress, in the shape of an
amendment to a bill providing for appeals to
the Supeme Court, in certain internal revenue
cases. This amendment repeats a portion of
the judiciary act granting appeals, and SUBJ
stanually prohibits the Supreme Court from
having any jurisdiction in cases before it or to
come under the reconstruction laws. 1t pre-
vents, If passed IN time over the Presidents
veto, any decision IN the McArdle case The
opposition members, ut Is stated. did not AT the
time notice the importance of the amendment
and discovered IL only when il had passed 9th
houses. II will BE- sent 10 the President TODAY
THE WEEKLY STAR. now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails con-
taiIts full account of the proceedings ir refer
ence TO the Impeachment of President johnson.
proceedings of the Conferences of the Methodist
Episcopal. Methodist South, East BaIti-
more NJ. f, and Methodist Protestant churches.
Reconstruction; Receptions during the
week; Society News; Political News: Washing
ton News and Gossip; the Courts; the Work
ing People: Useful Items of Domestic Econ
Omy; Humorous Sketches. with Departmental
and Local News; Agricultural and House.
keeping Miscellany; and the latest Teegraphic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, which was
% have taken place on the fourth Wednesday
III March, was postponed by the following pro-
CeedinCs IN Judge JnderwoOd's court in Rich
mond yesterday morning.
In the case Of the United States against Ief
ferscn Davis. the counsel having been heard in
this cause for the United States and defendant
Al a. now ordered that the said defendant have
leave TO depart hence until the I4th day of April
next, At II o'clock. al which day and hour he is
require d TO be and to appear personally before
tins court according to the condition of his
recoRnizsnce.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD District Judge.
a. III. BARRY. Clerk.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho stringency In money showed symptoms
of relaxation in New York yesterday afternoon.
and Just previous to the close OF bank hours.
there was a better supply. The brokers gene
rally supplied themselves early in the day,
ano those who waited until late found no diff
Guilty in getting all the money they wantef at
per cent on call II the tringency in money
had been kept up few days longer, we have
no doubt many respectable and responsible
brokers and merchants would have failed.
The Government securities were uns titled
throughout yesterday, and the Quotations
could be obtained for small lots There is no
investment demand at present, and very little
disposition to speculate for a rise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-13

EONFIDENTIAL Young men VINO have in
" Iured themselves by certain secret habits,
which mint them for business, pleasure, or the
men, who, from the follies Of youth, or other
causes feel q debility in advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under tile treatment OF
any one, should first read 1.-The Secret Friend :"
Married lad les will learn somethin of i'm portsn
by perusi ng The Secret Fritnd." Sent to any
address, In q sealed envelope, receipt of Is
cents. Address DR.. CHARLES A. STUART CO.,
Botton, Mass. a2ly
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