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THE OVERLAND RAILROAD NEARLY
COMPLETED.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.

NEW YORK, April 2i.-Dispatches from
Omaha state that the Union Pacific and Gen.
tral ira eks are but twenty we miles apart. By
may nrst It is expected that trains will 20
through TO Sacramento.
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DRATH PROM a SINGULAR CAUsR.-Nme
months ago The daughter of Mr. Collins, who
lives near Lansing, Mich, was suddenly
afflicted with tooth-ache, and despite an efforts
to effect q remedy the evil increased until, one
night, the little one awoke with q piercing
scream, holding the bad tooth in her hand. The
pain continued, however, and, looking for the
cavity in the gum, swelling looking like q
large boil. appeared there, the thing hayipg
grown until II had pushed the tooth out OF its
socket. From that time the swelling gradually
but surely increased IN size. Medical exami-
nation showed IL 10 be Q cancer, and every ef-
fort, by lancet or otherwise. to prevent its
growth, had been unavalling. Some rime
since the little ones mouth was 90 nearly niled
with it that she had 70 push her food % her
throat with her fingers, and q few days since,
the air pipes being closed by the abominable
excrescence, she smothered 70 death.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lNTIRNAL RIvHNUR-The receipts to-day
from this source were s411,635.
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ABATEMENT OF FRESHEr.

BUFFALO, April 24.-The water Of the Grand
River, Canada, receded rapidly this morning,
leaving the track Of the Grand Trunk Railroad
clear and unimpeded between Buffalo and
Detroit. Trains now leave and arrive by this
road.
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COMMISSIONER PARKER, of Indian Affairs,
will 60 into office Monday. Appointments
will soon be mode for Indian Agents in place
of the two Friends rejected by the Senate.
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TIE OpD FILLows' CELEBRATION IN
PAILADnL LHHIA-Next Monday will be esla
day in Philadelphia. The Semi. OentenniaI
Anniversary Of Odd Fellowship viii b ceIe.
brated In q manner worthy the extent and libe.
rality Of this philanthropic order. Returns
from al parts Of the Uaaoa lead to the fufer.
ence that the procession viii number iO.OOO
participants. A series OF magni6csnt concerts
In the interest Of the equalization win rive
eclar to the occasion, apd q magnificent bell II
emonSes.-Phitadelpk lpkia Press. : =
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P1sTH, April 2i.-At the opening session Of the
Diet yesterday Francis Joseph made q peace
iui ADDRESS. He said there was much important
leelsiation TO be accomplished. The internal
reforms OF the country he said required the
concentration OF the entire power Of the nation
and the good sense and moderation of the peo.
other powers Of the world offered a peaceful
prospect
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BALTNon1, April M.IOotton dull noui.
naly %. Flour dull ana prices favor buyers
Wheat dull and prices unchanged. Corn dull:
wnite. so yellow. IS. Oats firm for choice,
which may be quoted at 76a7s inferior, DUN
Rye steady, but prices unchanged. Provisions
without change. Whiskey quiet at 9I
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SEIZURE OF DISTILLRRY.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Supervlsor Young
yesterday ordered the seizure OF John Sea.
mans distillery at Seamansville.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, April 23-Flour dull ana
dropping. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn Ic
better.
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fHB NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
wAsHINGT N. DO.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GREss, APPROVED JULY rs, 1sss.
CASH CAPITAL L.....-.......S 81 900, 900.

OFFICERS
q. II. CLARK, Philsdelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Of Finance and Execu-
I've Committee.
HlNKY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi.
dent
EMERsoN W. PIEr, Philsdslphis, Secretary
and Actuary.
4. s. TURNER. Washington, Assistant secrs-
TBANCIs g. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Diree.
or.
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the ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADRLPHIA, April 24.-The city IL fillinR
up with delegates to the semi.centennial ami.
versary Of the Odd Fellows. There will be a
hop on Monday night. The grand ball will
take place at the Arch.strcst Skating Rink, the
largest edifice Of the kind in the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

HON. Z. b. WAsHBURNE, was in Bosten
Thursday, en- route to his old home in Maine,
TO see his father, before he embarks for Europe,
about May 1st.
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WAsHMoToH, April "a. Ie6s.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following qaotatiens Of Gov
ernment securities:
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THI WHITE HoUsH-The usual numoer OF
visitors and ofhce-seeksrs were at the Execu.
tive Mansion to-day; hut the President being
absent, they were sadly disappointed, and tar
ried but short time around the Executive
Chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

DURAN NEWS FROM VARIOUS SouRcps.-
The Government at Madrid has ordered tina,
the proceeds OF the property of disloyal parties
confiscated in Cuba b applied to defray the
expenses OF the war. A manifesto is published
in the Havana Gazette, signed by q large
number Of nativeC0bans and wealthy planters
and others, residents Of the jurisdictoin OF
Villa CLARA, Offering their personal services
and property % assist the Government in sun.
pressing the rebellion, and condemnng the act
Of the revolutionlsts In the strongest terms
The home e6oyernment dlsapprove the proposed
fusion Of the Bahia and Havana Railroad Dom.
panies. A court.marttai is trying the cases Of
LaurA and Mode.
"A Havana special despatch to the New
York HoRAld says the passengers taken from
the Lizzie Major have been placed a the dis
position Of the United States Ooasul at RENE.
dos. ~ CD
A number Of Oubans and Ouban sympa
thizers held q meeting in New Orleans ~
night, and Afterwards paraded the streets ir
sorcnnghe procession. carytng the Unitsd
naded the neWspaper of1ces. AmoHe tks si~n.
ers 70 the call for the meeting Il the Conn
General 70 Liberia, Mr. Dumas. A numher n,
eolored men were In the procession. :
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fBy C0ble.l

Financial Matters in BaltinsPs To-day.
BALTIMORE, April 2i-Virginia sixee, old,
inscribed, 50S bid, 81 asked; North Carolina
skies, new, 81 4 bid IS asked.
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SIT is reported that most OF the ordnance
and ordnance STORES sold at the arsenal at Roc
Island. some days ago, were brought by agents
OF the Cuban insurrectionists.
Mr. Mckays private residence at East
Eoston was bid In for SIS AT the ban kruptcv
sale, by his eight-year -old daughter, no one
having the heart to bid against her.
~Amelia v. Crooks wrote Judge Darling
tnat sne and "many of her sex" would be on
hand at the examination of the spiritual photo-
grapher, and that she hoped the Judge would
be equal TO the emergency"
~kentucky furnished its Governors man.
SION al public expense last year, and among
the item IN the ofhcial report are One euchre
stand, SIS; patent Ice- cream lreezer sI3 SO. two
dozen whisky tumDlers, g: one patent churn,
Sli.
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THE FRIsH.T IN TIE NORTH AND EAST
The Ice IL moving out Of the st. Lawrence
river, and the freshet is subsiding ia Canada
Several lives were lost by the 1ood in different
parts Of the dominion, and the recediug water
leaves the towns Of CHINATOWN, DsnyiIIe.
Sayaclntn, ss' Aporews, ana honSnsvilie badly
river, which rose TO the height Of twenty. Of Z
feet and eight inches above low water mark, at
Hartford, 10 sabsiding, but business In the CITY
must continue suspended for several days.
The railroads in Connecticut were greatly
damaged, and at Windsor Locks ali mSnufac.
torres viii Be suspended for month, BY rsa0on
OF damages TO the supply canal. In NewYork,
al the trains are running regularly on the
Hudson River Railroad.
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The LONDON AND PARIS Press ON THE
CUBAN QURsTIoN.-The London Post of
Thursday-a conservative wing Organ-has an
elaborate editorial article ON the Cuban aues-
tion,n which II mentions that il is asserted that
President Grant has longing eye upon Cuba
and would not be unwilling to distract the at.
tention Of the people Of the Unitea States from
watching the course OF internal affairs by q
war with some foreign power. A conflict with
Spain cannot leave any doubt respecting the
issue, unless England and France should inter.
fere. A blow dealt at Cuba would be tauta-
mount TO blow dealt towards the whole of
the West Indies, and the acquisition Of Cuba
might be followed by that of Jamaica and
Martinique. The same paper quotes the recent
acquisitions OF territory BY the United States
as proof that 1t wants TO acQuir By piecemeal
Al the possessions held by EUROPEAN powers
In that latitude. and would naturally begin
with Cuba, because IL belongs TO the weakest
of the powers having settlements In the West
Indies France and England will doubtless
Determine whether these destgns against Cuba
VIII be tolerated, or aid Spain in retaining her
colony. 80 :"
The French press has agitated ths question
much In the same tenor, and special meetings
Of tho French cabinet were held on Tuesdsy
and Wednesday, which resulted in Q special
envoy being sent last night to London with
dispatches referring 70 the present complica-
ton Of events.
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~The Maine Good Templars have resolved
that "the exigencies OF the Temperance cause
at this time require that the temperance forces
Of the State should present organized resistance
at the ballot box TO all candidates for public Of.
fioe, Of whatever political party, who are not
practically with ue, or who, In the discharge
Of their Official duties, would ignore the tenn
perance sentiment Of their constituencies"
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CON.
TESTED ELECTION CASE

1ESI Ed ELEC u ION CASE.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The testimony in the
EgglestOn -Strader contested election case closed
tO.daV.
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FEMALB CLxnKe 10 BIZ DIsMIssKD.-Apout
twelve female clerks oat Of the eighteen en-
ployed in the Third Auditors Once, at the
Treasury Department, will b dismissed about
the first of May, and thsir places filled By
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General, U. 8. A.,
p J.: dORWITZ, Chief Medical Department,
Z 3. Navy, W ashi gton.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
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NAVY PAYMAsrIBs OFFICE,

~ WAsHINGToN, d. o., April a. 1862
:. ;s % ans Il Pr e: &
day % nay ls6s, for the fello wing articles which
.n s st s::.ss
inGton Navy Yard. and srbject to the usual in
spectton therest, to Wit:
BreGs COssfrxaiOa asd Repatr.
io6o 900 pounds Ingot. Copper other than Lake.
So.s: Tin TX: M by ., in charcoal brand.
ns eou,sor On seCouh' Oh Joseph Low, default
sSS sSS sssSSs: ssSS$: ssSs SS,. .Hs: 2ss: ts. s %
Purchsssd on account ofG. p. Bergen, dsfault-
Bweas Yards asd Docks.
5000 wedge sirs Br,ets M e best oss sSais,a S9.y'
Co., Philsdelphis, Pa.
Bs,eas O,dsaso
100 pounds Gum shsIise
i barrel sperm OH.
BsrssS Sleam Easiasutss.
2s cords Pine Wood.
Descriptive schedule with particulars 10 be seen
R,,gcnnsLs seex,iiy required for the prompt and
fs,thtG Of :sDPs'n s.srdsa n cesS@
70 q sss Z. this once cSIyis Sss ; S
pROPOsALs FoR WOOD.
HEsDSI. sLIIAnr DrsrRIcr. ,
OEFlcE CHIEF FQUARrERMAsTER,
ss.,.a pro.os,,s Sas,oSp, I'D W. aprilz z lsis
.t hi: on &c until m q e msS sSessd is.s
lsss FOR SosS the %oSS S:liyf . e sIsd
';s f;:s ses sssIc1 ssn''''''' in
SGEP SSgEE fS!EEsiI: SaES5s. 8 HpSSs SSsDs.
DANvILLH: ll CORDS,
EkSsPfn.Hs k5EPP asRkfsSs. ssSsGi Il sS ScSSss cSSsDs
GLnhDALI, "a C0RDs
shxGE HIxGE tsflT. tRstfNEs. 4 a sSkRs cokBs
tie, ss may Be required IN each month until june
,fsoposals may Be made for the whole or any part
Oh the wood required
laItiss in the usual form, and aade subject % the
Soseiuons mennoned In previous embellishments
.By order q the os.rs.m..ssr e.s..s. o. Q.
Ai% B9 oolo.., ana cs;.i SH.HnDLke ..sm.!,.
THOMAS yAHrr.
Wholesale s.a Rssan Dsslsris
LInE. CEnE!f. lLAsfI., LAfas. HAZE.
Osrrsr 10th street vest - Oasal.
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Dens u ~ bsss nsas8, aad - ~ es~sa Drsss
soorus nAf2bItA5bff a1b t5f AZ. AIxAEs o. aAHD'
osH=ss: - fHSoossfFtsau %osf tsutizsfR:B HffsFR:P 10. Az
iI0Ss-AisOssaassalPiEii isssOssaassaPEicHs HGsS.s66IW!fs-sFOOK s6W.
Larae etock oEED OATS,
hIts sIigDD IEihgnD s.r
1A'sffssai fssi.ss Z cS;; Ss..,. ,.a r,-..
nau Near Balfimors snd oSie nssss
COLUMBIA pIspsusAxx
FoR wonEN AHD oHlLDBRH,
A''s"o'a nsspusI, eeyso 1ssA SC. sd Pa. srs.
9Pss aLY pALLY Nsnaeys szcesesdl sro. n nssa
Door.
Mond.,-pff.A pfAE''s;eis T. ~. Rrfosr.. fko1assSrs;.s:
Ess:d.y.Dr; IoSis nSckALL.
Ihursday-Dr. BUeRY.
grissy-Dr .. A. AeHFosD.
saturday-Dr. J. b. THOMPSON.
c,! RI; ,. q. rs0nfs0n viII hold . Surgical
Ciiniaus even SATURDAY, &C 81 Pm. ap u In
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rOAL OIL, 40 cents per gallon.
~ Best gu alfty, at FORMAH'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street.
Between u and N.
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WoRKIno WoMH OF Bosrou-Iu the pro.
eeedings Of the Wsrking Womsn,s Oon nyention
In Boston, u = stated that there are upVard. !.
81 A9UO Working women IN Boston; thaf ,r
numerous shops where there are over n hun
drsd employed the earnings OF each - M
more tnnn sixty or seventy I've cents per vseS
tnaf they are. In MANY cases, oblieed 10 livs q.
one scanty meal Q day. "
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La AtFORMANB,
227 q 229 SEVENTH street,
Be ween n and II :,
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~Irish emigration he again assuming a for
midable aspect. Thousands Of young Irish OF
both sexes are preparing 70 come TO this coun-
try, and the exodus will, IL is SAID, be rs greas
rs II was during any Of the years made neto-
rious by more than the average rate OF Irish
exile. On the sth there were over 1000 Irish
emigrants at q ueenstown waiting ship accsm.
modations to leave for America
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u COFFEE, q 25c; ROASTED do, 50 q ss
II At FOkMANT
227 gag SIvENTH st rect,
Between n and n,
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lVl FORMANo,
227 gag BHvENTH street,
Between N and N
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ID FORMAN'S,
22T 229 SEVENTH street.
Between and n,
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ALEXANDRIA ITRMs.-The Gazette OF lag

ALEXANDRIA IrRMs.-The Gazette OF last
evening has the following items:
Observation-Disclosures excitement was
created this morning just previous to the start
Ing OF the passenger train on the Orange, Al.
exandria and Manassas railroad by the ex-
plOits OF party Of fpickpockets. They entered
the cars with the through passengers, ana in
the confusion created by their showing and
pushing, commenced to ply their vocation: but
their first attempt was discovered, aud though
they succeeded in getting possession of one
gentleman's pocket book, they were 30 closely
pressed that they had to drop il, and It was
found and returned to its owner Some of
them having LEFT the train and walked OF, were
pursued BY motley crowd Of boys and men.
and two were caught. They were examined a
short time after their arrest by Justice Moore,
and committed to jail.
DiScorery of Remdins.-Some workmen near
this city. some days ago, in cleaning out an old
cellar, the dwelling over which had been de-
stroyed by the soldiery during the war, discoy.
cred a skeleton, which. It is thought, IL the
remains OF A. l.. 1zzaro, whose mysterious dis
appearance, in 1864. was at that time a subject
OF unavaiiing conjecture by the friends Of the
missing, and for whom q careful or extended
search was at that time impossible, from the
strictness OF military law.
Fishto,on-The receipts Of fish at Fishtown
this morning were again entirely insufficient to
supply the demand, which, indeed, seems to
increase as the month draws to a close. Shad
sold this morning at from Sl3 to SIS, and her.
ring at from &11.75 to &l2.37k.
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AID FOR THD CUBAH R8vCLUTIoMIsrs.-Th
JuDta Patriotiea de CubaAas met in New York
ON Thursday. A large number were in attend.
ance. Mrs. H. w. Bee5her was made a
delegation to washington, Baltimore and Phiia.
delphia ELECTED much interest. Extensive
arrangements we're perfected for fair, to be
held on the 9th instant During the meeting
stlrring appeal from the Cuban Aid executiv ve
ladies' committee Of Baltimore to their sisters
In Maryland, and signed BY Mrs. A. Lincoln
Phelps, president and Mrs. Long, secretary,
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RAILROAD MArTIRs.-The Hagerstown Nail
Of this week says that ssthe great Pennsylvania
Central railroad combination isat work every.
Ehere trying 70 circumvent the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad Company" The Mall notices
tne net that two corps Of engtneers. under the
yevtng two different lines for the extension Of
the Cumberland Valley Railroad from Hagers.
town 70 Williamsport. and also surveying a
line from Mercersburg to connect that place
with the CUMBERLAND valley Railroad at some
point between Chambersburg and Hagerstown
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CoNMANDRR GIo. E. BRLKNAP, Of the Navy
has been ordered to duty as Navigation Oificer
at the Boston Navy Yard.
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CBgsHID, GRANULATEB rPP0yDERII
FORMAN'S, 227 229 SEVENTH street, be-
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. ROAeTED do, IS cts, at FORMAN'S,
221 329 SEVENTH street,
Between II and N.
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RONDT (BURNT MILLSD FAMILY FLOUR
II IS 20 per sack, at FORMAN'S,
227 q 229 SEvDNTH street.
Between II and N.
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RABBITS SOAP, lsc per pound; Or fo. q.
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between n and n.
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The ORDER recently issued by the Secretary
OF the Navy directing Naval Constructor lsiah
Hanscom to the Ware Island, California, Navy
Yard, has been revoked and Constructor
Yard, has been ordered to the Ware Island
Yard in his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

GENERAL A. s. WEBB, United States Army,
is at Willard's. .".-General s. Anderson and
Colonel Hawkins, of the British Army, are at
the Ebbi.t
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MR.. J. O. KoNpRUs. Danish Consul, has
returned to this city from The coest of Florida,
where he has spent two or taree months for the
good OF his health, without any beneficial
reRult
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ssAururne THE iS isSkta AuB COMPLEX

WELCHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
w 93 YS per sack, At FOBMANS,
225 d 229 sBVBNTH street,
Between II and n
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APPoINTED.-Rich1rd Wallach, Esq, son OF
Pay master Q. w. Wallach, u. s. NJ, and nephew
of ex- Mayor Waliach, hiss bcen appointed Sec
ond Lieutenant in the Marine Corps
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ROYAL PRUSSIAN GARRISON HOSPIT.
AL, BRESLAU.
HOHF'S MALT EXTRACT has confirmed its re-
nowned and wholesome effects, also in this place Il
Is hi hly valued for improving the blood as re-
freshing and nourishing remedy, end is preferable
to all other In scorbutic especial
ly, because 1t 10 90 readily taken by the sick
Oh MEINECKE,
ap l9-eo3t First Physician ofths Stat.
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5. b. KRNDIG. Esq, Disbursing Clerk of the
Capitol Extension, has been removed by the
Secretary Of the Interior. Mr.. Kendig won
many friends while he held the position.
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CAPT. 1. N. BuRRITr. Of Newspaper Row,
Secretary to the President to sign Land Pa
tents, will enter upon the discharge OF his du.
ties next we,k. His desk will be in the In.
terior Department, instead Of at the White
House, as heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, left this city last
evening for visit TO his home at Groten, near
Boston, and will be absent until next Friday.
The Secretary visits his home for the purpose
OF settling mn his private affairs. During his
absence Assistant Secretary W. A. Richardson
will act as Secretarv
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G,ORN STARCH, IA cents per package,
~ At fOBMAN'S,
227 D 229 SEvEN Cd street.
Between n II.
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We commend to the attention OF our readers the
following note from one of our citizens:
rhage Of the Lungs, and have been coughing al
most fncessanty since-till commenced the ase
Of AlieR's LsHg Balsam, by which 1 have been
greatly relieved, in fact almost permanently cured.
"RAHwAY. n. j. Dec. 18th, isss :" msras.in
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" ROSS WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 4 BROKERS,
No. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, South Side,
Between 9th and 7th streets west
SAML CROSS.
apS1y JAS. W. WALSH.
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at this Office.
R.spoaabIs secKrifv required for the PROMPT and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded In conform
tty With sti pulations on the blank forms for bids
TO be had at this Office. olhsrcass bids wtll aot b.
afsyfaiasf, CALVIN q, JACK SON
an IAN poymaster H. a Havv
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FEHKY DAVIS' PAIN KILLEK.
II 10 o real pleasure to us to speak fAvorably OF
his article, known almost universally to be coed
ano safe remedy for Burns and other Pains Of the
body. 1t is valuable not only for Colds in the
Winter. but for various Summsr Complaints, and
should be in every family. The casualty which
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The PRESIDENT. accompanied by Mrs Grant
and their little daughters, Nettie and Jessie,
left here this morning In special car attached
to the o.c0 train for the village Of Laurel. Md,
to spend the day with DR.. Sharpe, Marshal tor
this District and q brother -in.law TO the Presi.
dent, who lives At that place. They will
return home in the evening train.