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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08
7,SO In. Ecpress Mail, via Avon
and Hornellsville Sunday excepted).
Arrives in New York at 40 A. NJ

2,5O z ~ Lightning Ecpress,
(Dailye ss Stops at . Hornellsville
6 Is P. M. (Supper,) and arrives
/. - In New Y ork 40 A. M. Connects at
Elmira with Northern Central Railroad
for SHarrisburgh and the he-South. and at
Jersey City with morning Express train of
,NewJersey Railroad Baltimore and
Washington.
Sleeping 'coachesS are attached to this
train at Buffalo, running through to New
York without change.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08

Who will furnish you with good con-
yeyances and Horses, at all times, and
very cheap. 1 81
Office at the Firs Nat' Bank.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08
How to Ruin a Son.

l. Let him have his own way.
2. Allow him the free use ofmo
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08
FROM DUNKLRK-By New York
? Il time from Union Depot

= S.SO Il. NJ. Express Nail, from
Gs Dunkirk, Sundays excepted). Arrive
2 a q at Hornellsville 2 06 pm, (dine.) con:
=, Meeting with the 80 am. Express Mail
from Buffalo, via Hornellsville and via
Avon, and arrives in NewYork at 7 40
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08

1000 Up m Cincinnati Express, Sundas ex-
-. - cepted, connecting at Elmira for Har;
~ risburg !Philadelphia and the ,Ssath
mt Owego for lthiea; at I Tinghampton
for Syracuse; at Lackawaxen for Hon
esdal,; al MiddlAtown for Unionvill,
at Goshen for Montgomery; at Greycourt
for Newburgh and Warwick; and at Jersey
! City with express trains of New Jersey RR
; Tor Philadelphia.} NJ - B4&#
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-08

E.25 Il. NJ. NesU York Dag EG-
press, (Sundayss excepted) Stops
at Hornellsville 9,l0A. NJ (Bkft Sus-
quehanna 80 P. NJ. (Dine); Turner's,
8 90 P. M. (Sup.) ndarriyes in New York
10 40 P. M. Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight
Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia. f.~.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
IMPORTANT OpINION OF JUDGE
CHASE.

RICHMOND. May iO-In the Circuit Court
ms morning, Chief Justice Chase celiysre1 an
opinion on the appeal from Judge Under
woods decision in the District Court declaring
null the sentence OF Judge Shei.ey, o: the STATE
Court, on the ground OF Sheftey's ineligibiiity
unter the l4th amendment The case was
that of Cpsar Griffin, negro. sentenced 70
the penirrEtiary for shooting a man The
Chief Justice read the opinion Of the Court.
holding that a State government had been
recognized all during the war by Congress
nrst al wheeling ana then at AlexSudria. The
action OF that government in dividing the
state had been recognized by the Federal Sem
ate, and Senators and Representatives elected
under mat government had been allowed seats
in Congress. 1twas under that government thar
Sneney had been appointed, and he was there
fore legal Judge as far as the State Govern
ment was concerned. The question now came
up whether he was ineligible, and whether ne
was abs olutely removed by the operations OF
the 18th amendment. The u. =. District Judge
mad decided that he was: but. in an examina-
tion OF questions OF this sort, great attention
Is properly paid TO the argument of
Inconvenience and a construction which
must necessarily occasion great public and
private mischief must never be preferred to a
constru ction which will occasion neither to SO
great degree, unless the instrument actually
require such construction. The opinion here
shows the anarchy which would be produced
in State by declaring past legal proceedings
void
Evening star., 1869-05-10

DUEL.-The Alexandra (Va.) police were
employed in the case, that duel was to be
Fought near that city, and that the parties NJ
NJ. Dix, OF New York, and Jas. Randolph, of
Mansion House making the necessary arrange
ments, and asked thar a watch might be kept
on their movements. Sentipels were accord
ingiy posted, but up TO two O'Clock this even
ing, no carriages occupied by parties looking
as though they were on bloody thoughts in
tent have left that hotel. The hotel register
contains the names Of the parties. but the two
who were said to be the principals, ana their
employed, and after q great deal Of rote
writing, took bottle Of WINE together, and IL
rs supposed, the affair has been samicably set.
tied" The cause OF the difficulty was not as
certained. "-Aler. Gg,etts.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
CRI,uEsAND CAsU.LrIEsINCu.c.co

CHICAGO. Ill, May 10.-A house of i'll fame
in Monroe street. was des,roved nv 6ra yaStar
DAY morning, and Bessie Dees and Nettie
Boyd We're badly burned. The Iatrer's life is
despaired of.
The refrigerator factory Of Bert & Coward
on Monroe street, was burned to the ground l.
Loss OF machinery and material s35 uOa
Margaret Murray. an inmate OF nunnery I'm
this city. attempted TO commit suicide yester-
day by drowning, but was rescued.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLR The London
STOCK market has been influenced unfay yorably
by an increase of the Bank OF England rata OF
interest to * per cent, and the current belief
that further advance will be made shortly; by
the political uncertainty caused by Senator
Summers speech; by the expectation Of gold
tor foreign loans, and by the depressed state of
trade. MT O'Sulhvan, the present Mayor Of
Cork, ireland, hiss refused q nomination for
Parliament. rendered him by the electors Of
Youghai. The Irish national papers defend
the recent course OF o Sullivan.
1t il certain that q proposal has been made to
Spanish Cortes to name Marshal Serrano as
Regent and General Prim Is President OF the
Council and Minister OF War until King Is
elect ted. In the Cortes Saturday General Prim
alluded to the rumors that he meditated an At.
tempt against the Liberal regime, and pro.
noun ced them utterly baseless. He declared
that the future would prove that honor and
liberty WAS his motto. The condition of
the national finances causes much anxiety
revenues by twelve millions Of reals.
A new Cabinet has been formed in ltaly, and
is composed as follows: President, General
Menabrea: Minister of Foreign Affairs MN.
Rrette; Minister Of the Interior, Ferrares; Min.
ister Of Justice, Mirabelli: Minister OF Com
merce, Barcque. There will probably be no
Grange In the War, Marine. or Finance Depart
ments. A Congress Of German Protestants is
ts meet at Worms, on Nay 3ls:, 70 con slider and
q reply 10 the recent appeal OF the Pope 20
Protasiants. The Belgium Senate has refused
TO pass bill fer the abolition of impriscr ment
for debt.
~Tne very vulgar fashion Of wearing large,
Evening star., 1869-05-10
FINANCIAL AND CoNuERcIAL.

The New York weekly bank statement :
highly fav oraoie ana EXHIBITS the growing ease
into which the banks are getting with the ac-
cnmalauon of funds usual m the spr ng and
summer months. There is gain In the TOTAL
Reserve Of sS,&2. .7a5, against increase ia the
total fisbshties of ss.ess.e-4. The banks hold
IN excess Of the legal reserve a2i rs. agains
ell3ss, Ia5 during the proceeding week. The
increase in specie is due 20 the receipts from
abroad and the Disbursements OF the Treasury
an rsyment OF the May In terest on the nai1onal
debt. The decrease In legal tenders is rather
irexpiicahle, ss no shipments OF currency were
MADE during the week, at least OF an amount %
make the total given IN the statement The
sum is Just the amount paid in exchange for
The government gold sold by the Suo-rreas-
uier. although payment IL known 10 have been
made IN that instance with pstioual notes. The
loans have INCREASED eight millions and The de-
posts pearly ten millions
Evening star., 1869-05-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE COMPLETl0N OF THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD

ST. LOUIS May lo.-Omaha dispatches da-ed
last night say that the telegraph from Echo
City reports tnat tne trouble with the laborers
near Piedmont has been amicably settled
The dispatches say: Tue railroad and tela.
graph officers left Earl City this sfernoon Tor
Promontory Point, 20 attend the laying of the
last rail or the Pacific Railroad
The Central Pacific officials deny that the
Union Pacific Company could not reach the
point of meeting before the I0th Instant. The,
arranged 10 lay their own las: rail yesterday
aud ascribe the failure of the meeting 70 IN.
ohsunancy or bad management OF the on GERS
OF the other road
General Wheaton. with 4 detachment of the
2ist Infantry, LEFT Omaha last evening for the
Pacific.
Arrangements have been made 10 strike the
hre-alarm hells o: this ctty to-day i'm response
10 tbe strokes of the ham which drives the
lasf spike en- the union OF the two Pacific Rail.
roads.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
FATAL SrARRING AFFRay.

NRw HAVEN, Nav 1C.-Last evening a man
named George McNeany got into an alterca.
tlon with German, named Peter Ellinger, in
front Of boarding house i'm Wallace street. in
TINS city, and stabbed him in the abdomen aud
side, innIctlng injuries .shlch may prove fatal
Lewis Rush, n friend Of Ellinger, interfered.
when McNeany stabbed him also, cutting his
neart IN two, and causing instant death. There
appears 70 have been no provocstion for the
assault The officers are in search of NIcNeapy,
Evening star., 1869-05-10
SPAIN WANTS GIRRaLr,R

MADRID, april l0.-ln the Cortes Saturday
Senor Creme asked what action had been
taken by the government towOrds acquiring
Glbraitar' Senior DE Iorenzana. Minister O.,
susie, Iepliso 1nat tnls government fully rec
ofniZed the importance OF this Gibraltar ques-
tion ont that, before negotiating for its cession
the natlon mIst be strongly constituted and
financially recognized
Evening star., 1869-05-10
NCAMPMENT GRAND ARMY THE
REPUBLIC.

CINCINNATF. May 10.-A number OF dis
unguished officers have signified their
intention to attend the meeting OF the encamp
ment of 'he Grand ARMY OF the Republic, TO
be held IN this city on Wednesday General
John A. Logan will deliver the address ON
wednesday night. A banquet will be given on
wednesday night. On Frdav there will be a
steamboat excursion to North Bend and TO the
tomb of Gen. Harrison.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
CELEBRATING THE COMPLETION Of
THE Pacific RAILROAD

PHILADRLPHIA. May i0.-Flags are DISPLAYED
throughout the city to-day IN honor of the
opening OF the Pacific railroad
CHICAGO, May la.-The celebration of the
opening Of the Pacific railroad, which ts kes
place to- day. promises to be a grand affair The
weather is all that could be desired
Evening star., 1869-05-10

BALTIMORE, May l0.-Ootton dull. Middling
Uplands, nominaliy 2s. Flour dull with
good TO prime red 81 7uasls5, choice saas2 TO-
Corn dull and lower; white s2as3; yellow, IS
as6. Oats at 5ss76 for prime. Rye unhanged.
l6ca; clear do. IKE; shoulders Ike. Hams.
laa2Oc. Lard quiet az l9aiek. Whiskey nrm
and scarce at 96as.c and some holders X as
Evening star., 1869-05-10

llEAprIFUL PLANTS FOB BEDDING OUT

tensiye o0lie cSions Of rare and bsautiful Plants
I'm the United States. for planting out, ell 49,
the lowest rates.
Ten thousand verbepas, fine plants, at 81 per
doz ; thou' ands Of Zepalp, Nosegsy, New Double,
Tess, Bourbons. Perpstuals. &c large plants.
fuchsias, Carnations, Dahliae, Tube l:oses Chry.
o,htr foliage plants by thousands: With nns
stoct Of new and rare Green House Plants: Garden
Wreaibs; b.sksts. Boquets, &c No .geIt: from
A. a.eo5v. 4AS7th st. % >. Patent once.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
Nuw yoRx-vtasr roaan
lBy Banrers' ana bro.ers' r.lesrapr Line.

10y OoAkrrs anu brOAcfs I~lcH tRL Line.
Branch Once IN Lewis johnson a. 90 Ban <.
Jas. NJ. rassaway, operator.
NEW YORK, May I0.-fIrst Bozrd-U. =. ss.
iSsi, coupon, 49,; , 20's, 1861 coupous Iis3,
IeA, coupons. ~ :; iSea coupons. iI6 lssr
coupon. lew, III 5.2O's, ISL. coupon. IL
lotas, coupons, itsi Pacific Mail " o.
Mlss Ceruncates. 31G: Mariposa- 81 Az
us Aai, loaei Canton. -; Cumberland.
Western Union Telegraph. - a, Quicksl.
.i's; BostoD Water Power. il; New
Central, IL =; Hudson, i5sY; Reading
Michigan Central. ~ one; Michigan SoutN
100 A.; Illinois Central. lS5e: cleveland
PittsbGIg, 81; North west, g a; do. pref,
o. =; Cleveland & Toledo. none, Rock l.
l2-; Fert Wayne. i5ss; Alton q Terra 4
none; Toledo & Wabash, 7ss; Adsms .
o.; Wells. Fargo e 90. Express IS; L.
states Express. % American Express. a.
Mer chants Union. Is; Chicago 4 Alton. 10
do. preferred. l598. Market steady. Gold,
l57alS7t.
IBy Cable.l
LONDON, May 10. y. m.-Consois, W aslS
bonds, 9ssasea, firm: Illinois, ~ !. a96; Ere,
ExaIc Z: Atlantic. %.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bouds, S5S.
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton market closes
dull. Sales of 1909 bales. Niddling Uplands,
rs Mlddling Orleans, II.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
STRIKE IN THE COAL REGION

MANCHESTER. Pa, May IA strike in the
coal region commenced to.day and work 4.
entirely suspended in the LehIgh and Schuyl-
kill districts. No news has vet been received
from Wilkesbarre, but il is supposed that the
same state of affairs exists in that locality
Evening star., 1869-05-10
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May I0--Stocks firm. Money
easy al per cent Sterling Exchange, q. 9old,
y.k 5-2o's, coupons, isk. l0i0's. coupon, n
Nortn Carolina's, 60: do. new, IS. NIrginia's,
ex-coupons, 81 =; do. new, 90.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-At Nanayunk this
morning Mrs. Margaret Beatty huug herself
with clothes line. She hac been deranged
for year past.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

THE "lrrepressible' George Francis TraiI
started from New FORK tor san Francisco OF
Friday last.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
e0 0Dicken, 8 doctor hes Iorb,ddea him % read

~ Dickens doctor has forbidden him 70 read.
~It is probable that Oliver wendell Holmes
wall write an ods for The opening Of the must.
cal Festival, which will BE sung ~ tn thous-
and voices 10 the accompanlment OF the greot
organ and an orchestra Of thousand pieces.
~The Swiss government wished % EMPLOY
women az telegraphers. Tn learning thai on
erators would be sworn TO absolute secr~cv
many of those who had applied Tor situatio1s
withdrew saying that that was requiring alio-
gether too much.
oIA little boy and girl had bean can utsoned
never TO take the nest-egg when eafhafinr N
eggs. but one evening the girl reached the nsSf
1rt seized IN eGg aud started for tie house
Her disappointed brother followed. crvinr.
another Mother Susy she's been ana eot The
egx the old ben measures by.''
"a bridge on the JeHerscpviiieaud Indian.
sPons haiIrooo, 100 feet in length, which
burned down on Tuesday night wss rebuff
90 tnat Trains passed over In slghsesn b ,urs.
ihe steamships SmidI from Bremen, and
AIsa, irom CopenhaGen, arrived at New Yors
on Tnnrsdav, with an aggreeafs OF I,ss0 fmmi.
eiants, not lew Of whom are bcuud % VIZ
farms. = - -
Evening star., 1869-05-10

SENATOR SPRAGUR, of Rhode Island, il
staying in New York city for few days.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
FIRE.

QUINCY, Ill, May 10.-The Jewish Syna.
goGue In this place, and the pastors residence
adjoining, were nearly destroyed by fire las,
n Ight. Loss about $780,
Evening star., 1869-05-10

Private advices from Cuba received here
make the strange statement that the revolution
was informally planned by Dulce and Prim,
who hoped 20 shake the rule Of q ueen Isabella
IN Cuba, ana then TO reyolutionize the mother
country, bu' Spain unexpectedly took the in
ltiative, snd now the very generals who desir-
ed 70 make Cuba free are endea voring 20 retain
the island as colony OF the new Spanish gov
eminent. The Cubans We're not willing 20 be
! transferred from colonists OF q monarchy 20
4 the same position under a republic, and they
therefore determined to continue the warfare
The Spanish authorities, n Is sald. will make A
determined effort 10 hold Puerto Prircipe and
Neuvltas and the railroad bet ween these places
Communication must be kept open, IL IS said,
between the coast and the interior, or the
| spanish Will be hemmed In n Puerto Principe
Numoers OF murders are reported OF persons
who avaIled themselves OF the amnesty they
having been shot by the outposk OF the
patriots Several parties have been taken from
tne Iail al Puerto Principe and shot by order OF
Gen. Dulce's chief OF staff. Lsree sums Of
money have been offered TO prominent leaders
OF the rebellion Il they would leave the island
Ihe SpaniarGs are doing everything in their
power to prevent the recognition of The iLsar
gents by Tte United States.
Senor Garcia. the Peruvian Minister asserts
poSitlNely that the steamer Arago was the prom
erty CT the Peruvisn Govern ment. aua thst
when she left New York she had not on board
either men, M unitions Of war or money for the
Cuban Insurgents. The Peruvian Goyernmept
against the Cubans, and will not give aid or
comf fort 10 the latter
The New York Herald states that United
states Marshal Barlow says that the reports of
the interview bel ween the Spanish Consul and
himself are sensational and unreliable. as no
one but the parties concerned know what ac-
tually TOOK place al the interview. He states
mat the sensational reports and rumors OF
special dispatches from Washington are mere
fabrieatons. A New York Sunday paper
states that a large number of Cuhans took pas
sage on the Hamburg steamer Bremen from
Jersey City, on Saturday, and that il is the
general impression that outside the harbor they
were transferred TO some other vessel ready 70
take them 10 Cuba. A special despatch 20 the
New YORK World says On Friday General
bscon Montgomery left for New Orleans 10
arrange Tor the transportation Of a fighting ex-
peditlon 10 Cuba, under General Joe shelby
Montgomery was a Unicn General, and Shelby
Confederate officer. They are working n,
concert and can control twenty thousand men.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

lNIGEATIoN OF ENGLISH WoRKNEy-a
for themselves plan Of emigration. A So
elety has been formed for raising capital of
t25O,UO by shares OF II each, payable by
weekly Instalments. The managers wrote 70
the Governor ana Legislature OF Nebrask A.
aud received the Information they wanted, as
We'll as the offer OF large tract OF land az a
merely nominal price. The society intend 70
ooioni1e THIS traci. and by way OF ascertain ing
the whole truth with regard 20 il they have
sent cut sixteen pioneers" chosen by ballot
Should their report be favorable. other mem
bers will tie oalloted Tor, unul the land has
keen properly divided.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

THIRTY SIX CoNPosIToRs, most OF whom
were Wasningtonians and veteran typos, were
to-day discharged from tae Government print.
ing efiice, or accoust OF the scarcity of work
Evening star., 1869-05-10

SHoCKING ACCIDENT AT A REVIVAL MEET.
ING.-At the Victoria Theatre London. IN the
evening OF April %, the well known Richard
Weaver, "the converted coalneayer,r was 70
deliver d farewell sermon. and IN immense
crowd attended. The rush was so great thar.
among other accidents. a child of about three
months old was dragged out OF its mother
arms and uampled under foot and IL was utte
dead when picked up. There was as Is usual
81 these meetings, an in nerdinate proportion OF
women, and the screaming and falnting that
tnsued upon the crush to obtain admitrapce
created considerable alarm
Evening star., 1869-05-10

SIR EDwAED THORNTON, the british Minis.
ter. was at the Clarendon Hotel, in New YORK
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

BREvK- Col. T. HENpRICKsoN (retired) ha
been relieved from duty at Baltimore, Md, anc
ordered 10 proceed 10 his home.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, Nav l0.-Another bond robbery
Is Teported ia wall street to-day, the amou NJ
stolen being $1,000.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

New York Flour and Grain Market fs.
day.
NEW YORK. May l0.-Flour without decided
change. Wheat fayors buyers. Corn I cent
lower
Evening star., 1869-05-10

VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-It is stated from Rich
mond, that General Candy has determined upon
the first Tuesday OF July as the time tor the
election in Virginia on the constitution, etc
Evening star., 1869-05-10
INDIGNATION MEETING Ar CORK,

LONDON, May lo.-A great mass meeting was
held at Cork saturday evening for the purpose
OF expressing The popular condemns alton of the
conduct of the Government IN the matter of
Mayor O'SuiliNan.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

Daletnere marnese. fe.aav.

BALTIMORE, May i0.-Nirginia SKIES, old IN
scribed. 50k bid, 81 asked; DO. lS6S. 5. bid;
10. Is67. So bid, do. coupons, new, e2.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENuR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s1,293,5si.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

OBOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1879.
Sealen Proposals for furnishing Stationery for
the year ending June 90 1870, win be rece we'd at
~ until the lotA eay OF June, lSI9 st
a schedule Of the articles .pd quantities re-
full Information, will be furnished upon applics
The bids will be considered, On d accepted or re-.
.Centracts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 90
The articles contracted for must be furnished
IRON time to time during the year, in quantities
pursuant to orders from the Dep. rtment. The
entire quantities In the schedule will, however, be
Each proposal must be signed by the indiv idual
or nrm making it, and be accompanied BY bond
dollars, $780, approved BY United Stated Dis
tItct Attorney, ON form to be furnished BY the
Dsyartmsnt esnditioned upon the execution of .
nfshing such portion of the article as may be
awarded under 1t.
expert, detailed Tor the SSrposs BY the Secretary
article Viii be deemed :sisist cause to the
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
Department., Washington.
IT he failure to comply with any enc order under
Treasury may direct the purchase in open market.
Ds such
ure, and charge to the contra to fifty per ntum
Of the price which il shall be found necessary to
Proposals unaccompan MED by satisfactory bond
will not be conaidered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers of or
Bidders will be requir ed to copfor their bids to
the atfops furnished. and failure to do so
will cause the rejection o. any blu bipuourw.M
my 10 I'm Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star., 1869-05-10
NOVELTY TOUNDRY AND MACHINE
WORKS,
EsTAB ISHED 1893.

We desire to call attention Of the pubii- u our
large ,fock Of OLD GOvnRNMHNf lava cos
TlG Also. our stock of New Crop TEAS which
We are selling al reduced prices.
apa-lm' w. ObAS q eVN.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

Ia Jury in New York. in examining INTO
tie cause OF the death OF An lptoxlcared MAJ.
sdia tnat the "frequsnt beating OF intoxicated
men ON me head, oy the police, aad the brutal
liy praeticed at police stations, as revealed in
Evening star., 1869-05-10

"a. AOIiON"
BsAUrITYIHa THE sKIn AsD COMPLEX.
sEMoyEe ALL ERTPTIoNs, rREoKLrs,
fimrLEs, MOTH BLOTGH rs, TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Ior LAU4ES IN the y NUReERY IL 10 invaluable.
Tor 0HNILGMEN after SHAVING it has no 60 uAl
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes OF the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHrAN SOAP,
nr the TOILGT, NURSERY and BATH will not
chap the skIN. Price 2S cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.o
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
AMzW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER-
GBiEE hxSUIsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON d SON, New York
es-D Sold By all Druggists
Evening star., 1869-05-10

THE Secretary OF State, it is represented has
only issued some halt dozen consular commits.
sions and II is also said that the entire list is
now undergoing revision, and several chan ges
will shortly be made. 1t having been ascer.
taiAed by Secretary Fish that quite a number
OF incompetent persons have beer appointed
and confirmed. he intends to Withhold the CON.
missions from those that cannot clear nm rs
cent charges preferred against them