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ALIENS LUNG RAL<Aw.

GENrs-This is 10 certify that have found AL
LENS LUNG SALSA n one of the beet remedies
In the vorld for diseased lungs have used it in
my family Tor breaking no Q troubIesome cough
with the happieet effect. Recommended il 10 .
Young iady who had a harassipg cough ss4 was
thre stened with .coneun pton. ana IL cured her
few days. i would recommend it TO eli thOse pre-
disposed 90 ron sumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRIsON,
feb - CINCINNATI a
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Baitimsrs Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, March 19.-Cotton dull, nomi-
nally 2S. Flour fairly active at previous
quotations. Wheat dull but nominal, Penn.
syIvania red $50 TO I65 Corn very dull and
lower prime white S0aS3; yellow. 81 TO S3
Oats dull, light sales. at G6 to Is. Rye dull:
nominal, i4u to liS. Pork firm at S33. Bacon
firm. Kin sides. IL to IA; clear do, Is:
shoulders, l5 hams, ~ cents. Lard firm at ~
cents. Whisky dull al 50.
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LARGE SALES OF LAND In WEsr yIRGtntA.
cnlzen OF this place has sold to a gentleman
from Baltimore q traet OF land an f.o1.o en-
aoyAcent counties, IN West Virginia, Containing
omO acres, for . cents per acre. The land Is
OF the nnest quality, heavily wooded, and some
zen OF this place disposed Of q large tract of
!ano In the same section, realizing some S3O,OaD
When railroads or other means or transporta-
uoh iof ireienf and passage Are opeaed mp to
VIII De realized.-Ale rasdria VAL Gssette.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE EMPRESS OF aUSrRIa

Suffered, hvs years ago, from consumption; Doc
tor OPFHoIZER. the most eminent p6ysio}an in
Vienna, recommended her TO 60 20 Nice Italy
There, will the influence Of the dne cllmate an
the use Of HOFRis MALT ENTRACr she W.s
cured. The Inventor of this remedy. Mr. JOH Ann
HOLE OF Berlin, Was invited 20 sn audience. st
which he had conferred upon him bV the I'm neror
the HIG HEST GROSS or MERIT. ma E eosf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, receives Senators and
membe OF Congress al any time during the
day. without requiring them to send IN their
cards ana await their turns in the passage.
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A NEW CLAssIFICATIoN.-A dialogue IN
the new opera, LA Vie Parisienne," lutimates
how Frenc b novels are OF should be classified.
lady entering a circulating library asks for
novel. al cont know how TO tell you exactly
the kind 1 want" she savs. aUh. think we
shall be able TO suit you," was the reply al
mean something lively" erplsins the intend
ing reader; 'the sort Of book that Id not b.
precisely suitable for the library OF a yonng
girl" "Marie," cries the keeper Of the book :
shop to her assistant, ..novel for a woman OF
thirty five"
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FATAL ENpLos,o> >r,II

tLKNELAND. OHIo, March Ia.-By toe explo.
son Of a sun an Alex SeOh-lds a Do's r..tiaery
TINS morning, Matthew Wilson. Of thAt nrm,
Was instantly KILLED, and John CoSan. gas
Hitter, probably morally wound.d. Tn.Y hat
entered the stiil, which was empty. for repair
and Cowan struck a match To see ms WORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

MAYOR BowgN was in his office but a short
tine to-day, leaving at an early hour to look
after the interests OF the city in Congress
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FAR M ER<,

Provide yourself With PERRY DAVIS PAIN
kILLEk 81 this season Of the wear, when CoIio,
xnoLa Morpns, pysentery, Dtarrhea, &C may
and nv ears for T., II it doee not effect spssdy
cure-but he sure that you trust no her remedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Khier.
which has never failed f.h -
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MEDICAL HOflCR.

"asSicsi Isssys % nsfrisss xe., o.. zee IA
y: ie: {: +. Ss: |.
be able 70 devote esy tss followinS daSs o tSsis
- isiiSs q f.os ~sSr s.s rsoAr
nd sSS sSSSSpA!s s.. HsI 70 e se4 9 % 9 -, q
Otber dsys e HE rs1ldenos, ss IortS oSSris.
Otr00t. BALTIMORE.
silisy, md ail dissss. srsssS fsoS SbSsss q sss
0yOeo0. - 80
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~Mr. Longfellow returns home IN August
~Wisconsin is building a wooden railroad
ga German lady has received her diploma
a. Doctor OF Dental Surgery In Philadelphia.
- Ii is said the tenn perance lecturers. an an
peallpg 20 the topers 10 choose between Alcohol
and Sohrrty, exclaim, Under which King,
Ben zlnlan i'-Er.
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CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.

LONDON, March Ia.-rhe NstiOral Ssenl
ship Company have made an offer 10 the 4
Office Department to carry the mails b-tw--l.
Grrat BrItain and the United States for one
penny per ounce. lt 10 objected, however, that
the steamers OF this line are too slow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

The New York money market shows no
new features, aud works easily, at per cent.
at banks and trust companies and per cent.
among brokers. In the loutside market prime
business notes are discounted at and 40 per
cent. Gold is weak on the advance of 5.21s in
London, and the frmness in exchange.
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PRE>IDENT LOPEZ srIILINrur
FIELD

PARIS. March I9.-Later advices have ha
rec-Iyed fromRio JaneIro. War news ua
poriant President Lopez had called an a
OF 400 msn and was foTuiying Grassedt,
In The Inferior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

THE ONLY NOMINATION sent to the Senate
to-dav that of VIM. A. Richardson, OF
Massachusetts, to be Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury
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The people At Hancock, Houghton. and
.Marguette, Mich, GOT slighty inebrlated when
silii tighter when IL passed the Senate; sobered
on when IL was vetoed; and when it passed
ever the veto, they all got drunk again, and
ION az the latest date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

THK REPORT that there was a special meet
ing of the cabinet last evening from ! to G
o'clock is incorrect. The regular cabinet meet
ing was held to-day.
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WALL Street To.dav

NEW YORK, March 19.-StOck market un-
settled. Governments are declining since tht.
meeting OF the board. Money active AT per
CENT. Exchange, So. Gold, 81 a. 5-2U's, Is p
coupon. l9!. North Carolina sIxes, ~; new,
51a. Virginia skies, ex-coupou, 56k; new,
Cos. Tennessee sixes, eX-coupon. 6S; new,
t. !
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts to-day
from all sources were S269,2I5.ss.
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RECAPTURE OF THE ESCAPED SING
SING PReNONERN

SING SING. N. Y, March I9-The I've men
who escaped yesterday have all been recap
tured and brought back 10 prison.
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BAToRlLoRV lAD DE.

g u; iSs:s's IS s zc.s - D.: =: =: !. - -:
ss:; s.; s; =! s.! s;;;5::; S:
.. ~ sssassiH ~. Hsv {: Sf:ssss' f&s.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT Tn
MARRY

Essays for Young Men, the Irrors, Abuses
and Diseases incident TO Hoa.n aud ksrly N 0sn-
hood, With the humane view of treatment aud
sent by mail In sealed letter en- nyeioces Tree
cf charge. Address HOwARD ARsOCl aTIoS
Boz 7, Philadelphia, Pa. IA Is an
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WE REGRET TO HRAR that DIR. Ii. &. Lauck,
Chief Clerk Of the Pension Once, died OF con-
sumption this morning at his residence on IIth
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

finan cial Matters in BaItimere To-day.
BALTIMORE, March I9.-Nirginia old, in-
scribed, 49, bid, SD asked; do. le66, So. BID
81 asked: do. l>69, 81 bid, 5Ia asked; do
coupons, old, 56 bid; do. new, 60 bid.
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MINISTER WAsHBURNE has received his in
structions from the State department, and
will proceed to Paris after making a brief
visit TO his home in Illinois. He left for Ga
lena last evening.
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PHALON's "PAPhIAN LOfrON~
',AUrl,rr.a rA, ~ q: 81. AnD oorrL.,.

.fsExls PiGPE.s Az s5,sst
and renders fHE SKIN so1f,
fab and BLOOMING.
kof LAplEe % the NURSERY Il 10 fnvaluabIs
Tor GBNTL80EH amer eHAvIN0ft has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable rem.
sdy tor diseases and blemishes Of the eKk4.
PHALON,s sap PAPHIAN SOAP"
6r the T0ILIT, ,NUReERY aad BATE, win aos
chap the oKlu. RFioe 0S oen6 per o0ko.
"FLOR DE- MAYO"
"FLOR DB QAYO."
q IHI IHnE fEkETn!s nT1s! P05 q EEIr - lHAHpknn, =
fRaGki1GSS ki1GSSNI.. D..loAI.' .As1lAs
..u faA'0' e Z IssGs' 3, "A ais 80, 49,
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DIRECT NEWS FROM CUBA.-The Ral,i

DIRECT NEWS FROM CUBA.-The Baltimore
Sun OF this morning says that the steamship
Liberty, which arrived in that city from
Havana yesterday. leaving there on the after
noon OF the 18th, brings some intelligence from
Cuba, which indicates q different style OF
things from that which is generally authorized
to be sent by the cable. 1t is stated that in spite
OF the continued assurance Of the Spanish OFF,
cials that the government troops are gaining
every battle fought with the insurgents. facts
do not bear out that view. In nearly every
case OF collision that has occurred between the
insurgents and the government troops, the for
mer have had the advantage. Every Cuban by
birth il determined to get rad Of the yoke Of the
government, and those who are too old to as.
sIst actively in the in the field are con.
tributing a great portion OF their wealth in aid
Of the rebellion. The hatred OF the Cuban
against the Spsniard il intense, caused BY the
policy hitherto pursued by the government to.
wards the natives. The Liberty brought but
comparatively few passengers tins trip, where.
as the steamship Cuba on her lsst arrival
brought over one hundred. There has been NO
positive prohibition as TO the natives leaving
the Island, but an application for a passport is
often the signal for an arrest on suspicion and
imprisonment so that but few can get away.
Captain General Dulce has issued another
proclamation. making important changes In
taxation in Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, March D.-Flour less active.
and prices unchanged. Wheat is dull and one
cent lower. Corn dull and shade lower.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HAYrIEN MINIS.
TER AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Msrch l9.-rhe steamship
Georgia has arrived At this port. She brings
r. Laroche. Haytien Minister 10 Washington.
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OFEIC fAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
htRsining in the Washington Clay Pest
Office, Friday, March 10. I.ts.

%To obtain aoy of these letters, the srpli-
caRt must call for Advertised Letters, giving
ths date Of the list.
80 II not called for within one monta they
viii BE- sent 10 the Dead Letter Once.
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~President Hopkins, at the recent Williams
College alumni dinner, In the course OF his
speech, remarked that there were mauy inn
pedemente 10 the progress and growth Of the
College. Immediately After he said that a
Wild hear had basn csught this winter ouly
two miles from the COLLEGE buildings. A timid
parent might bs sensitive ahou; sending an
only poy &c his ips'IIatjor % learning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

TIE TENURE or OFFICE BILL.-Ihe indi-
cations tot day are that the Senate will repea.
the Tenure of. Office bill, though the vote will
no doubt be very close, the friends Of the re-
peal claiming only three ms Iority.
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Government Securities.

WAsHINeToN, March 10, ls69.-Jay &c. Ike Il
eminent securities:
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CAPT. SAMUEL MCkERvER, 10th Infantry
who has been in charge of the military guard at
the Executive Mansion for the past four years
has been relieved, and ordered to report to the
Secretary OF War. Capt Nick. will Join his
regiment, recently consolidated with the ID,
now stationed al Atlanta. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

sYTnr-e tnousano S.L FrIneisc ans have
di,d ci The small pox
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS, George T. Downing
and others have, 1t Is said, formed an associa.
ciaiion for the publication OF q weekly news
paper here In the interest Of the coloreG peo-
pie, to be under the editorial charge of Fred.
Douglass.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR elect William T.
Hamilton, Of Maryland. is rapidly recovering
from his late Sci ious illness, and, should no
change for the worse occur, will soon be able
to take his seat in the Senate. So says the Ha-
gerstown (Md.) Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

GENERAL KILPATRICK, Minister to Chill,
LETT here for New York last night, and will
leave there tor his post in Chill on the 2lst
proximo. He WILL it is said, recommend Will
liam II. Gregory, Esq, for the position OF Sec
retary Of Legation.
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ANOTHER here was a rumor
current In New York yesterday that Mr. Chas
r. Estee. formerly in the Internal Revenue Of
flee, as Chief Clerk when Mr. Boutwell, was
Commissioner, but now esIding ia New York
ia to b. appointed deputy CommIss oner. Mr..
T.. is now in Washington.
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DIvo BEE LAW FOR THE DIsTRICT.-Ths
Senate to-day passed the bill authorizing the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia to
decree a divorce from bed and board in all
cases where, under existing laws, 1t is auther-
lied TO decree a divorce from the bonds of mat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

THE sTATUARY, from Messrs. Burr a ) al
ding's establishment. of New York, received
at the Presidents House YESTERDAY, was
sent back to-day, 1t not being OF such
a character as to please the President.
large lot of fancy ware, such As clocks, vases,
&c, from the same firm, has been retained for
Mrs. Grant to select from.
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SENIOR MORALES LEMUs arrived in New
York yesterday, fully empowered by PresI.
dent Cespedes TO act as Minister 10 the United
States from the Provisional Government of
Cuba. He is coming to this city to seek recog.
nition OF the Revolutionary Government by
the United States.
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GUARD RELIRvRD.-The President has di-
rected that the military guard on duty at the
Executive Mansion for several years past be
dispensed with. Hereafter there will he no
military guard stationed there, but the build :
ing will be in charge OF the regular doorkeep-
ers and police officers detailed for duty al the
White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

MIR. ROBERTSON, IN the Sena te this morning
introduced resolution providing that the extra
messengers of the Senate be paid their respect
i've salaries during the recess from July 27th TO
September 18th, 1866, il being the same period
for which the clerks of committees have
already received compensation. Referred TO
Committee on Contingent Expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

OPTICAL NIsIT.-Tne House Committee of
Ways and Means, headed - their chairman,
Gen. Schenck. this morning paid an official
visit To the President and Secretary Boutwell,,
as is customary after the organization of the
committee. They also called upon Commis-
sioner Delano. They had a long conversation
with Secretary Boutwell, relative to finsncial
matters, during which the Secretary declared
that 1t was his intention to sell gold publicly,
and never at private sale; and also that it was
his opinion that he had the power to 10 vest sur
plus gold In bonds, and he thought he would
do so. The Secretary further informed the
committee that the receipts from customs were
increasing.
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following order: That from and after the 3i.t
day Of March instant, the commissions Of all
special agen s Of the Post Office Department
other than those under pay aud assigned to
duty in prescribed districts in ths several
States and Territories be, and the same are
hereby revoked. Notice is also given that the
commissions of all special agents retained in the
ser vice of said department will expire on the
3ist OF ID cember, and must then be rene wed
THE ORDER assigning Commander T.. h
Owen TO the command Of the Cyane has been
revoked by the Secretary Of the Navy. Lieut..
f. s. kayser and Masters w. II Brice j. r.
Jones, and =. &. Nanine have boen ordered to
the Nape.
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THERE WE'RE RUT FEW Visitors al the White
House TO- day: none but Senators and members
of Congress being admitted up to II O'Clock,
when the usual Cabinet meeting took place
All the members OF the Cabinet were present,
Among those who had interviews in the fore.
noon were Senators Scott, Pratt, and Ramsey,
and Representatives Smith, McCormick, Il H.
fllam, Archer, Hay, Bingham, Hoag. Pile, and
L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08

BLurTne AIN AuprENcH. John Palmer had
o very long part in a new play one evening, and
was set down in the bills to speak the pro-
lcgue.' Trusting 20 q quick study, ne kept
poStponing his attention to both until the last
moment, and when the curtain boil rang, went
on for the prologue without knowing word OF
It. The house WAS packed. and OF course in d
terrific nproar, as always at the commences
ment OF :. performance. The indomitable Pail
mer, amid the confusion, began to move his
lips and geaticulates 40 IL delivering his lines.
Az nobody heard q syllable. the cries ot
s'Silance," s'Rear the prologue" s'Down in
front" 'Order, !" redonbled from every quarter.
He ceased his motions, and with the most
graceful dexterty, pretended 10 be greatly dis
turbed by the disorder, and made a token to
the gallery IA II to- Indicate that lie could not
proceed unless shat part soeo eothe audience be-
came quiet. This stFStagen SGT the pit howl
ing al the supposed offenders In the upper
regions. end amid the riotons c!amor which
ensued, Palmer came forward. moved his lips
and Qesticulated as before, and. just as the
Babel was csasing, made his bow and went
OH. He performed his part in the play wltn
equal success, though he knew no nao1o of the
language in it than OF the prologue.
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THE BANK OF THE STATE CASE.

The following order has been entered by Chief
Justice Moses In tho Bank Of the State case,
and concurred in by Judges Carpenter and
Hose. The opinion will be entered hereafter :
THE STATE OF s6brH oAaoLINA-IN THE SUPREME
1 ~ ,t. COURT s4&
The State Ex Re'aone the Attorney General of The
state OF South Carolinn vs. the President and Di-
rectors OF the Bank OF the state Of south Caro-
This cause came on to be heard on the
transcript of the record from Associate Justice
and was argued by counsel. 11 -
On consideration whereof, it Is now here Or
dered and adiudgad by this court, that the
rule for the 1ednd1nsnS be dismissed, because
80 much of the act, No. IL, eaItled San act to
close the operations OF the Bank OF the State
OF South Carolina" as authorizes and requires
the Governor, for and don behalf of the State, to
take possession of all the real and personal
estate, assets. chooses in action and books Of
account of the corporation known as tho Presi-
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of the State of
South Carolina, IN whose hands soever found,
and sell at public auction. at such times and
upon such terms as he shall deem most ad-
vantageous to the State, all the real and per-
sonai est,ste, stocks, bonds Of the corporation
and otner assets Of said corporation, and the
personal bonds, notes and bills Of exchange
owned by said corporation" Is in conflict with
Article i, section 10. paragraph OF the Consti-
tuition Of tha United States which provides that
mo State shall pass any law impairing the OBJ
legation or Contracts ad MI aNlGi!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-08
SPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Michigan, Wisconsin and illinois have rati-
fed tho Fifteenth amendment. .yss.,E
Rev. DR.. Charles Gillette, agent of the Prot
estant Episcopal American Board OF Missions,
died suddenly in Baltimore on Saturday! iA9a
Three hundred and fifteen Cuban prisoners
will certainly go to Fernando Po-many of
them belonging to the first Cuban families.
Wendell Phillips, in q lecture at Jersey City,
on Saturday, commended Grants inaugural.
he urged vigorous and, if necessary, a san
culinary policy towards England as the only
means Of receiving lasting peace.
Late Paragusyan adyises say that Lopez still
heads the army and is fortifying in the interior.
Dissensions among the allied commanders led
to the resignation of Coxias and Herval, and
the Brazilian General DeLonza Correa COM
mands. ,,5...n,