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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21
LEcAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.

Il HE state of Ohio, Ashtabula County
Ashtabula Township, ss.-Civil action.
Before I o. Fisher
Gordon McMilCn & Co, plaintiff, Justice oi the
Peace Tor the said
Rensselaer, Strong defendant Township
The defendant will take notice that the 2d day Of
August A. ID. tSg the plaintiffs caused an order OF at
tachment In said action to he Issued by said Justice aud
credits uf the defendant attached under said order
aud that the said action will bo tried at the office of said
Justice ON the 18th day of September, N d. 1869, at
o'clock A. NJ.
GORDON McMIILEN & CO.
Dated August II, 1869. i02i3w
Evening star., 1869-04-13

HnHRY 5. FoorH DKNoUNCss Ex-PREsr-
DsNT JoHNsoN-Henry s. Foote replies in the
Naehv Vile Press and Times to q portion of ex.
PRESIDENT yonnson's speech, In which he as
sumes that johnson charged him with ingrati-
fude, and denies the charge, and AYERS that be
owes nothing TO the forbsarance and generosity
OF Johnson, who, he alleges, with Mr. Seward,
treated him unkindly ana cruelty He de-
nounces John SON as eeditionist, TO whom the
people OF Tennessee are indebted for their dis
franchisement. He charges him with usurpa
ZION and tyranny, and admsnisnes the people
OF the southern States not 10 be controlled by
MIN, but to accept the legislation of Congress
ana the conscience Of General Grant, who, he
ass ures them, is their friend and desires TO re-
store them to prosperity and good Government.
he Also charges that johnson was opposed to
negro spnrage and political equality, and re-
lers 10 Johnson s interview with Fred. Dong.
lass, IN which he said there would be a war OF
races.
A dispatch from Nashville saws: Ex-Presi.
Gent johnson is still in Nashville, having
abandoned his trip to Europe. preferring to de-
vote has time and energies to the disfranchise.
ment OF the South. He will speak in all the
southern States He leaves for Memphis Mon
day.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
News Items.

The Gold Hill mines were uncovered yesrer-
day. No traces of smoke were observed Lights
Were sent down, and ex.inguished immedi-
ately by foul AIR.
The Pontifcal anniversary celebration which
LOOK place At New Orleans yesterday is said to
nave been rhe most magnificent spectacle ever
witnessed in that city.
Henry Cotton has been sentenced in Calves.
ton, Texas 70 twenty years In the peuiteutiary
Tor being accessory to the murder of Mai. l.
Laehman last January.
benJamin Phillips, formerly a New York
lawyer, has committed suicide in the Brook
Iyn Penitentiary, where he was csnnned for
swindlIng.
A PASSENGER elected from a cur OF the New
York and New Haven Railroad has recovered
$500 damages for the rough treatment
General Stoneman, with the twenty first in
fantry. left Richmond yesterday for Baltimore,
en- route for California.
The elections in Hungary have gone heavily
IN favor Of the Deak party, which is pro-Aus.
triAn.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.

seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills will cure
Consumption. Liver Complaint and Dyspe psia, 1T
70 ss ;S the the % rhsy Are
the stomach relax the nvsr and prt Is TO
then The appetite becomes good; the foed disests
nnd makes , soSd bood the patient begins TO grow
and the patient outerows the disease and gets Vel
Ss
Philadelphis, owes his unrivalled success In the
msnc syrup rpens tie sS morSia matt matter In the
innec nature throws it of By an easy expsctora
eOash viii throw ana sSs pssenn has Isss
and the Lungs Dc gin to heal.
and liver, % that the Pulmonic syrup and the food
schemes : E.ndrske Pills &C. upon the liver. re-
moving .li obstructions. relax the ducts of the
soon relieved the stools Vii show what the Fills
can do; nothing has ever been invented ex pt cal
tina. Win fi"sssasi
Liver Co1plaint e enc Of the most prominent
ssssnek: kS1sssSinr ss.es..S ronic I. s.u.l. .t.mul.u.
ses and ss,,sS5:tivs: ,S .ns the .lai In the ssswssd
the focd With the Pulnonic Syrup. and is made into
sS01 blood without fermentation or souring ir the
:, The great reason why physicians do not cure
q 40 soS o1 oS nsS
ssoI night svsatc. hectis fever, and By % doing
np sscrssons, and svsssuss sSs rss:ns .inR
DR.. Schenck, in his treatment, does not try
move the sauss and they Win ai stop of their sHn
accerd. No one can be cured Of Oonsum ption,
Ulcerssed Throat, unfess tie liver and :tom:ch are
Ii : Derson has consumption, Of course the lungs
IN some way, are diseased, either tubercles, ab.
scesees. bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion or
the lungs are mass OF inflammation and fast de-
caying. In such cases, what must be done? II IL
n9s 9ni{ sns ianSs that are wastng but II the
their power to make bleod out OF food. New, the
only chance 10 to take DR.. echencks three medi-
clnes. which Will bring up tone to the stomach,
easily and make good blood; then the patient be.
gins to gain In flesh, and e Eoen 90 the body be-.
sins TO grow, the lungs commence to heal up and
the patient gets feshy and we'll. This 10 the only
When there Is no lung disease, and only Liver
complaint and byspelsia, Schencks Seaveed
Tonic and Mandrake Piils are sufficient, without
the Pulmonic Syrup Take the Mandrake Pills
ireeiy IN all bilious complaints, they per-
DR.. schenck, who has enjoyed uni interrupted
health Tor many years past, and now weighS 225
pounds, vas wasted away TO . mere skeleton in
the very last stage Of Pulmonary Consu mption his
and abandoned him TO his fate. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines. and since his recovery
many thousands similarly afflicted have used DR.
Schenck's preparations with the same rema rk able
success Full directions accompany each, making
schenck unless patients wish their lupes exam
ined ant for this purlese he is profese onalIy ct
biz prineipal office, Philadelphia. every saturday
where al letters for asviee must be addressed.
each o. % Per bSttie. or 07io . half dozen. Man,
draketPill0, Is cents Der box.
For sale By all Drnegists. ma s.eol3t
Evening star., 1869-04-13

The sdvantsges offered by this Company are:
sa NaiIoDsI Company, charted by special
a paid mp capital of 8 I 100000,
IL offers low rates sf premium
lt furnishes larger insurance than other GONNA.
nice for the same money
IL Is definite and certain In It's terms
~ IL hGme company IN every cality
lts Holises are exempt from attachment.
Istre are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies. -
1very policy is non forfeitable
Policies may be taken which psy to the fust red
their full amount aud return all the premiums 40
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments
Policies will be issued that Will pay TO the II,
enred daring life sn annual income Of enc tenth
the amount named in the policy.
Ne extra rate 10 charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
1t insures not to secure dividends, but st so low
. cest that dividends will be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED In EVERY
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
ties for such genoies with suitable endorsements
ehould be addressed TO the Company's GENERAL
Agents. only In their respective districts.
Circulars, pam phlets. and full particulars given
on application at the once Of the Company in this
city.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
The Hartford County Mary land) Tragedy.
AwohAE KILLS mn sEDUckR.

brief paragraph I'm yesterdays STAR an
nounced the killing of Nicholas McOomas, AZ
Jarretts vile, In Hartford courIy, Nd, by Miss
MsI.na sssd "a = cairns, young lady whom is is al
Ibe Baltimore SVn OF this morning gives the
lollowing particulars alt is alleged that Me-
Comas seduced Miss Cairns over a year ago,
unoer promise OF marriage, and an january
last child was born, which is living a. tne
present time. Miss Cairns frequently impor-
tuned McComas 70 fulfill his promise OF mar
he evaded her request Until she felt 90 ward.
MIN a feeling OF utter haired and determination
10 ayenge her IN iuries. On Saturday evening
ne bad ridden into JarrettsvilIe for the pur-
pose OF atter ding a muster OF a militia com.
papy, OF which he was q member. and ai the
time OF the affair was IN the yard OF the
tavern; Miss Cairns followed HIM TO Jar
rettsvilie, and on arriving AZ the tavern
dismounted from her horse, fastened nirn
securely, and, passing INTO the parlor,
removed her riding SKIRT hat and o1h-r
Leaving the apartment with Colts revolver
IN hand, she walked through the bar-room.
which was full OF men, and stepped out upon
where McOomss was. Here she took dsi,e. ra,s
ann az him and fired, he being some len PAGES
from her. The bullet struck him in the or.ns,
and as ne reeied toward the pillars Of the porch
she nred two more shots. neither Of which took
eject He clasped The pliars and endsa yored
70 sustain himself, but weakened by the rand
now OF blood, his strength failed, aud be feII
" sAe tiouno. Also Odlfuk walked DIRECTLY
up 70 him, and, standing over him, fired the
TWO last snots from the revolver INTO MS BODY
-ohe iooging In his right leg and the other an
me gro.n. Still Carrying her revolver in ner
nano, sne passed back threugh the crowd, who
alo not move finger 20 bar her passage. Alons
me porch, through the oar- room. ana back 10
t1e parlor sne walked without showing a trace
oi emouon or nervousness. In the dressing
room she resumed her riding habit, and again
mounting her horse, galloped backed towards
ner nome, and gone considerable distau ce from
tne village before any one thougnt Of folio wing
ner Mr. Jarrett rode after her, and joining her
aoout q mile from yarretts VILE, she asked him
n McOomas was dead. He replied yea woen
she SAID: II told him what was going e do
she exhibited no signs OF regret and was appa-
rently as composed as II she had lust nnis ned
the most ordinary action On Sunday she rode
te Belair and gave herself mp 70 the authorites.
MISS Cairns is about thirty, and McCamas nae
thirty Sc ven years Of age. Both the p.rt,es
belonged 10 respectable families. ana hels \
foremost position In thes social life OF the con..
MoComas is Supposed % have been killeI nv
the nrst shot, and the last two shots we're pran,
ably fred into his dead body. SON. ne siooe
Miss Cairns brought suit aeainst Mcf,,ns. sor
breach OF promise and seduction. but tee esse
nas NOT yet come 20 trial. The nffair nae ss a
matier OF course, created cops,derahle e,c c,ts-
ment IN tne neighborhood IN winch n occurred
Evening star., 1869-04-13
FROM rHE NEW uoMvxvox

OTTAWA, ONTARIO. April i3-1t Ne said that
the policy OF the Government with rexnrd y,
the Northwest Territory will b@ 70 srrau,~e n
Territorial Government with ITS seat al Rel
river, giving IL for the present only Iocai and
municipal machinery and representation IN the
House Of Commons. As the populatiou an
crease provisional government viii Be orxnn-
ized ard certain portion OF the territory vii
oealiowed 70 come into the Union as a Prov
Evening star., 1869-04-13

BRICK MoULDKRs' SrRIKK IN BALTIMORE
For some days past there has been a strike
among portion Of the brick moulders in Balti
more. The Gazette OF that city, says: There
are many who will have nothing to do wltb
the Moulders' Association, and they have been
at work and exhibit Q desire to do so, but the
etr1kers for day or two past have visited the
YARDS where they are AT work and uttered
threats OF violence against them. Squads of
pohcemen have been detailed to protect the
worKmen, and no act OF violence has vet been
committed. Such an interference by the MEM
oers OF the Association has been declared by
me Courts of New York a conspiracy and
punishable as felony. The brick moulders
when they struck were getting from two and
enc half TO three dollsrs and seventy five cents
per thousand for their work, and could easily
make from five to seven dollars per day hut
win tnat they are not satisfied. The employ
ers have determined not to accede to their de.
mancs, and thus the matter stands There is
q large demand for bricks, which is known To
the members Of the Association of Moulders.
out the employers will prefer TO stop their
yards rather than accede to demands which
will entail losses on themselves
Evening star., 1869-04-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market confines 10
work with great stnneency, and the ra.es
on pledge Of Government collateral 20 seven
per cent gold, and on stocks and miscellaueous
collateral q commission of lis is Generally
added, although i'm many instances l-9s per
cent. only is charged. New York CsutraI has
been turned n y and i-l6 per cent. other
stocks being turned At La.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

LATER NEWS PROM CUBA.-The Havana
Diario reports the insurgents at Laguona They
mao decabltated young girl and shot two
others. Brigadier General Felouia. of the
SpaL lsh army, has arrived at Havana Can
tain General Dulce, At a recent meeting of OF.
neefs, made q speech, in which he highly COM
pImensed the volunteers for courage and zeal
Inc Dario says the woods surrounding Paerto
Principe have been set on fire, and adds IN az
the troops will soon clear that vicinity of the
rebels. Many small bands OF insurgents are
operating near Cinq Villas. Their numbers
are numerous in the vicinity Of Santiago, and
II rs supposed they are going on to the Dino
Villas, where they will mass their forces This
movement, IL is thought, explains the recent
oisappearance OF rebels from the vicinity of
lnogon.
a private letter has been received from re-
liable source in Florida, which saws the (,ohan
Government intends 70 confscate the property
OF all suspected parties. The writer urges the
Cubans now IN the United States to lose no
time in placing their properly IN the hands or
foreigners.
Evening star., 1869-04-13


Lewis johnson 4 DO. quote stocks and oop6.
10 home and foreign markets - follovs:
NEW foRK, April 13.-First Board-U q So
sel, coupon, 1lGs; e2os. lso2 coupons. l20 a |;
l-oA. coupons, ll4xi 1853 coupons, lI7S; IsSS
c,upon, new, 1lSa; 620's, i5ss, coupon. lI3k;
m.tos, coupons, i05S; Pacific Mali. %; ONO
q Miss Certificates 32k; Marfposa- Is =. AtIsn-
us Mail, none; Canton. SO 4; Oamberland, 3sk X;
western Union Telegraph, az; Qotckssive-,
~ Boston WAFER Power. none; New York
Central, i6aE; Hudson. 1ssx; Reading, s2s;
Michiean Central, l1sk; Michigan South srn.
ss Illinois Central. 13sk; cleveland and
Pittsourg, none; Northwest s3a; DO. preferred
9Sti Cleveland & Toledo none; Rock Island,
l3s; Fer Wayne, 4; Alton q Terra asute
%; Toledo q Wa6Ash, g.; Adams Exp.
5sh; Wells Fargo q DO. Express %; United
States Express, none; American Express. 80;
Merchants Union. l5 Chicago 4 Alson, ls2 4
do. prefsrred, none. Market steady. 0old
l52 Sal3sx.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, April l3, N a. m.-Consols, s3A
Bonds s3A. Illinois, 9Sx. Erie. ~.
FRANKFORT, n a. m.-Bonds, s7k.
LIVERPOOL N q. m.-Ootton market opens
nrmer. Sales will reach I0OOO bales Md.
ding Uplands, lak; MiddIing Orleans, Iak.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternsel's Dispatches.
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

SAN Francisco. April I2-Hoaciuiu sd-
Nces 20 March 8n'h have been received The
snip hlng Philip was nearly destroyed by
nre on March 18th. 10 the harkor at Homeland
Ine nre was the work OF an incendlary One
OF NE foremast men has been arres.ed ON sus-
piaon. The King Philip % owned BY Old
ON Il Williams, Of Boston. and vas under
charter with . load OF eusno for McKeans
Island. The United States steamer A.sipee 4.
IN port. Captain k,llet. one of the oldest for
at KAMA -
Evening star., 1869-04-13
NrNrcIrAL ELEcrIoNs N NEW IER.

election yesterday show th,f Napton sIarmo
crst Is elected Mayor by tJ0 majority. The
Wnole CITY ucket was elected BY about SCo ma
loriy, Inc Democrats elect i've Councilmeu
and the Republicans two. r1vinr the lime
Gratis fourteen out Of twenty-one
mercer county elects nine Democratie fres-
holders and four Republican,
Evening star., 1869-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@fIg Trade s.. Marx IT + g
0sei"Ss o"of' Plate. ~
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence. r. /.
STERLlNG sILvEB WABB,
and
NICKEL SILvER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
everywhere
.ps IS IL. =, y; May 1,s, IL, Is, 20, Is, -; June
3, 8, IL, IL, n, 6- lSt
Evening star., 1869-04-13
CHEvALikN CERRUrI To GO TO

FLORENCE. April la-Che alien Marcel Ger
rnti, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plen-
iPo'entiary q, washington, who ~ TO he sus-
pended by Bertinetti. has baeu ann,intea
Minister TO Span.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
Baltiners Narkesa. Ia.Aa..

bALT1MokK, April 13.-Cotton steady and
quiet AT 2Sa2sk. Flour active and firm Wheat
REQ, s2as2 Is; choice, 80 aOaS2 Is There are
small receipts of Corn; sales OF prime white
oOaso Oats hrmer, al 75 for Western heayy.
ano eoal2 Tor light Rye nominally ats .&Oasi so
Pork quiet and unchanged Bacon arm and
nncnsbged ,n Lard quIet and unchanged
Whiskey firm at ~.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

Mormonism is sprsading In uliuoir
0hoops continue 20 be worn v.rv .u.u
0Fashionable in virstio.. a "A. mar 4. p.-,s
contains the bill Of farr
Iwenty new savings banks were char.
ereo oy the last Legislature OF - line.
man in Illinois died Sanoay Of me o;t.
Of slaadered horse VIZ
Evening star., 1869-04-13
INSURANCE.
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
FIHE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
wAsHINGT N. DO
eHAR1EBEO BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GREss, APPROVED JULY rs, Ises
CASH CAPITAL
OFFICERS

q. II. CbARK, Philsdelphia. President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman sf Finance and Execu-
eve Committee
.HsNBT D. COOKE. Washington, Vice Presi.
dsBr
EMERsoN W. PEEr, Philadslphia, Secretary
and Aetuary.
Z. 5. TURN Washington, Assistant Seere-
FRANCIS g. SMITH, M D., Medical Direc.
tor.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

NEW YORK. April I3.-Au adroit svtndl.r
presented checks, purporting TO have been
drawn by jay Cooke, at the Bank of the Stat4
OF New York yesterday and received Sss,0e
Evening star., 1869-04-13

j. r. CLAY, of Louisiana who was nomipa.
ted as minister and consul general at Liberia.
and L. ID. Basset, OF Philadelphia, as minister
resident and consul general at Hayti, are both
colored men.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

MAYOR BOWEN Is still confined to his room by
illness, and 1t 10 not likely that he will he able
TO resume his Official duties for several days
Evening star., 1869-04-13

COMMISSIONER DELANo has decided that any
d. aler who converts plug tobacco into SIN oking
tobacco, either by cutting, rolling or in any
other manner, keeping the same for sale, is
thereby constituted a manufacturer, under the
law, and must pay tax and give bond as tobacco
70
Evening star., 1869-04-13
Wall Street fs.dsv

NEW YORK, April I3.-Market dull and
steady. Money active at "a commi.s,oa. Es.
change, lO7k' Gold, 1874. Fiye-tweaties.
ieoz, coupon, 20A. Ten-forties, registered,
IOS coupon, l06h. Erginias old l5s :;
new $50. H'
Evening star., 1869-04-13

financial Matters IN Baltiaers fs-dsy.
BALrIhoRR, April I3.-vireinias sixes, old
inscribed. 40 bid, 49k asked.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
". clip the following from the Railway

We clip the following from the Railway IN. J. }
Tunes:
We commend to the attention Of our resders the
following note from one Of our citizens:
About 2 year ago was ATTACK cd with Hemor-
rhage OF the Lungs, and have been coughing al
mest tnceSsan fly gince-tn commenced the ase
Of AIles's Lxng BaiSanl, by which have been
greatly Ts,svsd In fact almost spred.
"RAHwAY. n. j. Dec 18th, 1888 mar3s. In
Evening star., 1869-04-13
ARREAr oE CARIIxrs ~ xp.rx
SUCCESSFUL swINDLE.

MADRID, April lS.-rhe Government an
thorities contn ne 60 make arrests of t,xrli.,, an
the province of 9ranada
Evening star., 1869-04-13

Myomnf; q. ID. Dawson. OF Minnesota. q
Alnnesota; Z. W. BabcoSk, OF Kansas, at Kan
t9n Aeents-S. II. II. Parsons, AZ Al
oany. N Y; A. X. Calhoun, a. Philadelnhia
"a; Mm. Jane. at pringfeld, m; james s.
fnank waicotf, Of Kentucky, Receiver OF
Public Moneys, Wyoming.
keglsters OF Land Ofhce-George W Martin
OF Kansas, at Kansas; Watson Ste Sart. OF Kan
sas, at Humboldt, Kansas
J. @. Palen, Chief Justice of New Mex,co.
H. s. johnson and Abraham Burgiu, Associa,s
Justices Of New Mexico.
s. Il. Packard, u. s. Marshal for Louisiana.
Samuel Plummer TO be u. =. Marshal for
New Jersey.
J. X. Lewis, Associate Justice Supreme
Court, Idaho.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

FleHTowN.-The supply of fish =, r,sh,owo
Today was nothing like equal 70 the demand.
and prices, IN conseq aence, ruled N vhat a.
sonsioered nign ngnres-one load Of shade sell
from SIS 20 Sc per hundrsd. sn6 hsrrin~
erne1 rom 81 70 SI2 per thousand. bunch
i nsn sold st from no TO i2 cents. IL is stated
scs. Prices VIII fall Considerably in q few
nov over, and That opsrsnons n rhe snorss
VII not aeafn Be interfered with, AID that the
receipts OF nsh will soon Be- heavily increased-
Alszosdria Gaseste, l2tA.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

paratory orders from the Secretary of the Navy
70 command the Lancaster. Also, Commando
b. b. Taylor to the command Of the United
States steamship Idaho, Of the Asiatic Squad
ron: and Acting Boatswain Charles Miller TO
the Sabine, on the 10th Of May. Lieutenant
commander 5. W. Terry has been detached
from the receiving ship Vermont, and ordered
70 the Naval Academy. Also, Lieutenant Com
mander George q. Remey from the Naval
academy. and placed on waiting orders; Pay
master Edwin Xutnam from duty as store
keeper At ST. Paul de Loundo, Africa, ana or
dered TO settle his accounts: Chief Engineer
w. H. Shock from the Erankl and placed on
waiting orders. Commander John II. Upshur
has been granted leave Of absence.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Washington - ''
p; }. HORwITZ, Chief Medical Departm. Mt,
U. 8 Navy, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

TnR WoRKINo PDoPLR.-The New york
Aiiors report that their demand for an in crease
o. Wsges mas oeen successful. Twelve large
nrms have agreed TO pay twenty. We r,er csn,
ss soon as busness grows better. The new
scale OF prices will be submitted 70 forty Of m
smalIer nrms this week. From England IL IN
shire has assumed very formidable pronortions
I,Io men are now out OF employment, aad he,
tween 9,OD and 6Oo0 persons are dependen, on
mem .or support. The strikers are At present
ma ainaineo oy the Miners Union, which has
q iund OF $4,000, and by Contributions from
Evening star., 1869-04-13
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.


II 10 Q real pleasure to N to speak fAyorabIy of
his article. known almost universally to be o 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 summer Oomplaints and
shoud be In every family The casualty which
cate. mar % I'm
Evening star., 1869-04-13
"HAvINNlls FAMILY BRlAp.n y

This uneogalled Bread 10 now for sale BY most Of
the leading Gfocers Of tae eity
baked, IN AcKeaziep Patent Oven; 10 alvays
sweet, white, nu1ft1ouD, and 10 suASantesd 20
weigh sixteon ounces.
OAUTION "A. great deal ef Breed 10 sold for
"Baven ner'So which never came from our eotab-
lisbment. To prevent. - far - possible this dis
honesty, We have supplied al our suthorised Gro.
anime for yourselves la8 I'm
GRAPE VIHEe go, 900 GRAPE vI189 for
" sele, such = Concord. Oatavbe, Diaae, Della
ware Perkins, 30
Also. 10 - OSttinss Of the sbeys serts:
M HAS HiaOVED HHR DRESS AND CLOAK
MakipG Dstaellshmsnt TO No. AT loth street, be,
- riSeed % attend g The calis az hor nu10rou %
hi6n1D aD4 tAe Dabne 01osso11y. DAl(lD
Evening star., 1869-04-13

HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN HAIR
RENEWER.
Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
RenewS the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishss
hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softuess,
Rebews the growth Of the hair
Renews the appearance of those that ere Bal
and Gray. and ie . spleocid hair dressing. NoOil
OF Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
Il. p. HALL CO., Nashua, d r., Proprietors.
For sale by all dr. pggists. jal3-fm
Evening star., 1869-04-13

New York Grain Market rs.day.
NEW YORK, April I3-Flour dun. salo,
lower. Wheat dull and nominally an I.ae
lower. Corn dull, one cent lower.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
EVENING STAR.


1NTRRNAL REvHSuH.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S672,42S9O.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
0svernms,s see.yssss.-

6ovef0o00t Soe0F1etO0.
WAsHIoroH, April l3, tS6s.-Jay Oooke a.
90. furnish the following aaotausns of Gov.
erpmept securities: