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by UnAaPpy ExRefiencs! $500
Young men troubled with eu,issions 4, s,as,
complaint generally the result of bad habit In
youth, treated scientifically and perfec. cure war.
ranted on no chargs made. : ''
hardly day passes but we are consulted By one or
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated az though they bgd
ne consumption and by their friends are supposed e
have 1t. ALI such cases yield TO the proper and ontv
correct course of treatment and in short time ars
made to rejoice in perfect health, -N "''
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RI, tn - BRsTssB a. NORTH
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SS4cx4&&SHlPS between NEW YORK and
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RUSSIA, Jan JAVA, Ian Of
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CUBA, g. 20 RUSSIA ha m
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oSoohu OaDln fassdge. ............ ~ sOAu-
Inc owners o. these hips will be acco, .ntabIs
of Specie u salusbes, unless bills of ading HAVING
tne value expressed are sgue therefor For passage
apply " CHARLES G. fRANCKLYN,
.. 1U3 Stale Stf.at
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Purcoasirg Goods at exorb.ant prices when YOU
can obtain them of very superior quality Tor Ono
Employment for WOnaesa /!
New Dress for All!

| am anxious to furnish women who are
willing to peisevere in an honorable occupation with
ene means Of making splendid income, and desire
d. agent IN every town and county In the Uni ed
states 10 obtain subscribers for book that has
RAPID sale than any book printed in this
ers anu particularly adapted to lady eanu3ss
nri VINO become agents " ill rec i've at once, as
premium, first class, full pattern dress: Alpac-
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stamp, G; MONROE BROWN, No ss cortIsndt ST.
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A5ENTS WANTED o To- SCI ee , : asw
GEO. II, WAXING, Egg. the distinguished Author
ana p Ag,icu tuTsl Engineer of the New rk entral
faIk' Nothing like 1t ever published. 2Ov ell gtav-
ing men OF all classes. Active men and women are
coping money. Send for circulars. E. D. TREAT
W publishers, 65a Broadway. N. Y. dc19d4w
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Ca.ssoa ss sse Raaslis,

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
nat remedies hande5 out for general use should hsve
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated ph, sician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties be u
ulnl; yet the country is flooded With poor ncsrrun
and cure-as, pnrporng to be the best in the world
which are not only useless, but always injurious,
Ine unfortunats should be PARTICULAR in Selecting
Die fact, that many syphrc patients are made mis-.
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmer I
rom inexperienced physicians in general practce;
H1sa point generally conceded by the best sypIogr
dhers, that the study ant management of these coz
dlaints should engross the whole time OF those WHO
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracr.
TONER, having neither opportunity trae to NAL
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases
ing an indiscrminate use vi that sntquated and dan.
ger0ue weapon. the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-19
Stectsc Medical xsl1irnary,
TO THE Ladies.

LS Xix LAOE ElE9,
DR. HUGHES particularly invites al, Ladies, VINO
aeeo medical adviser, to call at his rooms no, "a
treble Street, which they vii find arranged ior the
especial accommodation.
Dr. H Eclectic kenovating Medicines are unriva-
iso IN efficacy and superior virtue in resulaune ali
eemale irregularities. Their action s specific and
'erta,n OF proc ucing relief a short time
LADIES VIII lind it Invaluable in all casee OF OBJ
iructons after ell other remedies have been tried IN
sAn. luis purely vegetable, containing nothing in
With perfect safety at ell times
Sent to any part Of the country with full direction
% addressing DR HUGHES ~
| tan1. 1865d&N. No. IA Prcble street PortIaId
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DR. J. u. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street.

-" NexI The PTeble II Ouae,
WAERE be can be consulted pr,vatelv. and with
w the utmost confidence by the aftiicted. At
hours daily, and trcln A. NJ. to sP.M.
r n. addr asses those who are suffering under The
afnietion OF rivate diseases. WheihsI aSisine from
impure connection or the terrible VICE OF seIf-abnss
1evodng his entire time to that particular branch Of
ANTREINa CURE IN ALI. CAsEs. whether OF Iono
standing OF recently conrocted entirely removing TIE
aregs OF disease from the system, and making psr
ect and PERMANENT CURE.
he would call the attention OF the afflicted to the
tact OF bis long-standng and wel-earnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skill sind puo-
cess.
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% Whom it may Concern!

To Whom it may Concern!
MY wife, Sarah T. Chadbouru, having left nv
WI bed and board without my consent this ID to
caution all persons against harboring trusting her
on my account as shall pay no debts OF her con-
tracing after this date.
so, @. M. CHADBOURN.
e@'aso, dec %, 1868. w3w55s
USE, tLh PRINTING. Of all kinds done with dis
patch at the Press Office.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of a Laxative

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is SO universally re.
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rea.
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscr,-
~ Der has been duly appointed and taken SIT
herself the trust of Administrator OF the Estate
ELIJAH ROBINSON, late of Windbam Vi
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased and 1;vo,,
bonds as the law directs. All persons hayinS d.
mands upon the estate ofsad deceased are REQUIRED
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
ERMINA N. ROBINSON, Adm'x
Windham, Dec sd, 1868. w3w5S*
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9ENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Atkinson Charles; Aman Frank: Alden
Hon q j; Az Heinrich; Allen II g. Adams
Harrison; Ausun Horace Hon; Allen jams;
AivOrd II Maj, =, Ashoy ] q; Alexander ]
II; Armstrong /. IL; AZell l. Dr, Adams Null
fOrd Cap. Anderson X =, =. Ayloit Roberr; At
Lee ThOs; Avery VIM l.; Adair VIM; Aeder
WmC.
B-Bender Antrew. Brsndyer Augustus
Hon; BaIlaCotts Alexander; Brown A; Bradley
Bradford Benz +; Bri-r Boo Baies Cnss; Bait
4 :; Black Cnas II Barker Caas +: Bayior q
G, Brent CALVIN; Blamo q Gi Brown i;
Brown ID W; Brewer ID X Boyington D,n
Dr; Bats II II BrOOk~ Eiw; Bas >ett T. ID;
Beer r, =; BOrteI Emery; Brown I'd u; Becker
Fred W: Blake W; Boom Frei-rIck &; Boyd
George; Bsaty Geo. B-al q . Gen. ,; Brlsa-
man q c, Barret Geo; Boot Henry; Barran
John; Br.sco- Jos: Bensley Jno: Burnett Jas
Capt Bonifant j; B-nchley Jno; Bisseit 7
MAJ Bruce John r Maj Bali John T; Bell
Jas A: Buck J Jay Hon; Burns John; Brown
John Mason; Brooks Jos, Burnett l. A: Baker
Lewis NJ; BedeII = l. Dr Z; Buoncose Lewis;
Bell Mr., Burnns r, . Bryant \, . Bell NJ
=; Boyd RObt -: Blynard Richard Henry MdJ;
Brichley Randolph; Barter Robert Boyd Slnl
H. BrininalI LewalI; BreckInri igs J; Ii ne
Bell samuel baxter w; B-sk L NJ, Briggs
samuel J; BIddie Samuel Col: Barton I j;
Black J; Boey VIM; Burgess w Gi Burn w
C.Clapp A T; Collins Andrew; Calhoun
A K MAJOR; Curry Amos II; Chipman Amas;
Cazaaran A X; Clark u Coe Benz T.; Car
z,
Chas; Cooke CLas A. Conover T. p; Corcoran
Charles; Curran Daniel, Conkling E0gar; Car
tIs Frank d. Corey GeOrg- II; Crawford Geo
A: Clark q W; Ciarx Henry II Clay ton Henry;
Cutler John; Calomel JohD, 10, Campbell Jo-
seph, Corey James, Cogswell John ID; Crow
lev J ID; Collins John; Cornstocks John Co.
vert John n Dr, ?; Cullen John: Cranston q;
Cameron T; Carpenter L, Crooks John l.,
Camp James l., ,: Cobb X: Clark L T.; CuI-
lIyaiur Louis: Collins Michael; Chr mon MIR;
Carlton NJ G, Cole Nehemiah, Curtis Newman;
Cain Capt; Caruthers X l. Aon; Cor win X
q; Champion Rnfus; Covert Ricna-d: Cohn
samuel; COnch U; Curtis W; CJhelan
Timothy; Chesuey Thomas r; Crowmer w W;
Campbell W w Rev; Chandler w J; Corwia
IA, Cum mings VIM X Mag Cate w Col;
Clark VIM H. Chose VIM Hon.
D-Dent ADDISON; Deitrick >; Doane
CiaTeaee ii Nj; Davis Charles w; Day David
Dr;; Duncan DIR; Dezeun Hon: Dunn E1w;
Dewitt r j.; dickson q T.; Dent Geo w Hon.
DoGCh Henry; Daney Il; Davis James Hon
DeuuI ger Joseph; Denny James U Hon; Davis
James u; Dillon a Murphy; Douglass Jno w;
DOy James II; Dickinson l. b: Drarkin M:
D-Jan Macarthur; Day Richard; Demmick n
A. DIehl Israel; Daniels Rodney w; Danson
Thomas ii; Davis Thomas T; Dennis Thomas;
Deroyshire VIM II; DeCanidry w A; Dewd-
ney w T, Donerty VIM II; Deale Wm O. De-
marr Joseph W.
E-Earle A Il Rev; Emerson A II; EslIn
Chas H. Enler A; Eagan d. Elliott T.; Evans
Henry; Ellis JOnn; EiIason james; Ehrman-
traut Joseph; Elliott Cap, NJ; Edmouston
Jackson; Evans Maj Jno ID, Edwards Lloyd:
kksrson Mr.; Enid b; Ercell Hon r b;
Earle Thos =; Easter W II.
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Fatal AFFAIR AT FoRr w.suvc.ov

Fatal AFFAIR AT Fort WASHINGTON
Lieut.. Casey. OF the 4th u. s. ARTILLERY, while
drilling the battalion at Fort Washington, yes.
te:oay evening, was shot through the head
ana killed by private Brewster, Of company n,
OF the same, regiment The ball entered the
1ace, lust below the eye, and came out behind
the ear, tearing away all the intervening Dor.
uon Of the skull, and = part Of the brain; vet
strange to say the unfortunate ofFlcer lived for
four hours after he was wounded. Brewster
lad been released from the guard.house in
which he had been confined by order OF Lient.
Casey, but short time before the drill com.
nenced, but he aseeveIates that the fatal shot
was hred accidentally. He is now under ar.
rest and in irons. The Lieltenanrs youur
Wife, to whom he had been married ONLY foor
months, heard the report OF the gun from the
ohcerss quarters, and was only prevented from
jumping over the parapet and ruaning 70 her
hus6and. whose form she saw lying prostrate
On the ground, by the exertions OF the friends
by whom che was at the time surrounded, The
spiritual assistance OF the Catholic uriest M
this city was sought Immediately for the diving
man bat before he reached the scene OF ths
accident the sufferer had ceased 70 breatn.-
Aiexaadyia Gasette, 25A. fesl
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SYMPATHY WITH THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
IsTs.-A mass meeting was held in New Yor X
list evening, 70 sympathize with the Gu
ban reyolut' onists The hall was denseIy
packed, and great enthusi, sm prevailed.
Mayor Hall presided, and said the Cuoans
were suffering from tyranny similar to tha
which induced the American colonies to throw
themselves believers in the maxim, .sWho
would be free, Themselves must strike the
blow" To afford them all the aid and sympa.
thy consistent with International oblig ltions
was duty dictated as much by policy and ex.
pediency as By the love Of freedom that char.
acterizd Americans. Charles A. Dana read
resolutions expressive OF sympathy with the
TO grant them belligerent rights at the earliest
practicable moment. The resolutions were
adopted amid great snfh usia.m. Henry Ward
Beecher was introduced and made fercible
self-governmsnt Other speakers addressed
ne meehng. .IIF
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MAsSACHUsErrS RAlLROaDAC.

WORCESTER, MASS. March 26-At the in
qu"st held the odies of the wo girls File,
and Eliza Coi,e. OF Still r.ver who wee
kIled while crossing the Fitchburg railroad in
sieign a Groton Junction yesterday. no
Dlame was attached To the employ es of the
Company, the cros,ny beng a private one
Ellen was employed a. the LEVEL Rsilro Id
Depot Restaurant in Boston. Their mother
VINO vas with the girls, and was severely in-
Jurcd, though still alive cannot recover
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II z L NJ II Ids
+ Mt X ACT HU,

For Weakness arising from Excesses or Rarly In.
discretion, attended With the following symptom.:
Indisposiiton to Exertion, Loss % Power Lo.s
OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing. General Weak
nees. Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves. TREMBLING
presdfal HcrrOr Of Death. Night sweats, Cold
Feet. Wskefslnees. pimness Of Vision, Lausuor,
Universal Lsssitude Of the Musc ular system Often
Enormous Appetite with Byspeptic symptoms Not
Hsnds, Flushing Of the Body. Dryness OF the skin,
Psliid CounteHauce and Eruptions on the Faoe.
Pain In the Back, HesviRess Of the Eyelids Ere.
Quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes win
Temporary sufusion and Loss Of Sight, Want Of
Attention, Great Mobility, eestless. with Horror
Of Society. Nothing fs more desirable 70 .nch
patients than Solitude, and nothing they more
dread, for Fear Of themselves; no Repose OF Nan
per, NO Speculation, but . hurried Trsnsftioa
rom one question TO another.
These symptoms, IL allowed 60 20 ou-vhioh tht.
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Lo>. O
Power, fstsity, and Bpileptc Fits In one Of which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendesoe Of DR. Wilson at the
Bloonipsdsie Asylum, this sad result occurred 20
two patients; reason had for time left them, ana
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both "a x..
and about twenty years Of age
Who can say that theee excesses ere not fre-
auently followed by those direful diseases, Iusan-
ity and Consumption The records Of the Insane
Asy lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consume
ton, bear ample witness 10 the truth of tbese az
sertions. In Lunstic Asylums the most melsu-
oholy exhibition appears. he countesance 10 ac-
tusily sodsen and quite desttute-neither Mirth or
Grief ever visits it. Should sound Of the yoice
occur. il 10 rarely srticulste.
W ith woful measures wan Despai
Low sulicn sounds their grief beeuiled -
While We regret the existence of the above dis
eases and symptoms We are prepared 10 offer an
invaluable gilt Of chemistry for the REM Al Of the
sequences:
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA-
TED FLUID ENTRACT OF BUCHU.
of hope the surgeon and patti, mt and this /. the
testimony OF all Who have used or prescribed n
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
PREPARED AT
n. r. HELMBOLD'S,
DRUG And CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
5s4 BROADWAY. HEw YORK.
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MANHOOD.

In the Young sod rising generation. the veeet :
tive powers OF life are strong. but On fev years DO
stten the pallid hue, the lack lustre eye and ems.
oiated form. and the inpossibiiity q application
mental effort, show fts bsneful influence m
soon becomes evident 60 the observer some de-
pressing innuenoe 10 checking the development q
tn- oooy Consumption is talked 90. AMI perhap
the youth 10 removed from school and sent into
.neoountry. This is one OF the worst movements
heheved from ordinary diversicsns Of the ever
changing scenes ofthe city ths powers Of the body
700 much enieebied 10 give rest 20 heaIthluI aud
themselves
IL the psiient be female, the approach q the
mehses is locked for with anxiety a. the 6r.t
symptom in which Mature l. TO show her saving
power In difusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek " IN the bloom Of health Alas turr...e a
sppente mas grown by what IL fed on the energtes
the system are Frustrated. q the whole ecouo.
my IL dersneed. The beautiful aud wonderful ne
riod in which body and mind undergo % fascinst,ns
. change from child 90 woman, IL locked for in
vain; the parents heart bleeds in ANXIETY sad
snciss the grave but y siting for It's victim
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Ex-PREsIDEST JOHNSON has been very i'll az
his home in Tennessee, but according to a dis
patch Te"eived here last night was much better
yes erday evening
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THE HOUSE District COMMITTEES at ITS meet. !.
ing this morning, agreed to report Hou ,e bill
No. ., crga1iziDg Police Court for the Dis
trict of COlumhiS
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SRCRRTAFY FISH has rented the house ol
ex-senator Morgan, at the southwest corner oi
Fifteenth and 1 streets, furniture included, fol-
his Iuture residence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCr.I

The New York money market is extremity
stringent, and loans on all classes of eollaterals
are made at per cent. in coin. The demand is
extremely pressing, and borrowers experience
no little dimculy in mskIng engay yemeuts
Discounts are stroIg aud without change
e,ther in rates or volume OF business
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THB NOMINATION. of J. g. Bancroft Davis, TO
he Assistant Secretary OF State, and James H.
Ca ey, to be Collector Of Customs at New Or.
leans, were " yssterday confirmed by the Senate.
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CUBAN APfAIRs.-A commits ission b as arrived
al Havana 10 prefer complaints against the
Gov. rnor OF Trinidad. 1t is charged that he
mas told himself TO the Insurgents. Similar
complaints are preferred against the Governor
OF villa Clara, ard Colonel Menduna, COM
manding the forces IN the field nelr Rem
edrs. He is charged with open COMPLETELY
win the Insurgents. Four companies OF
the 4th mobilized battalion, who were com.
posed principally Of volunteers, who were
sent 10 the Held Tor active service, have gone
over TO the enemy. The advance guard Of
General Letona recently suffered defeat near
Cienfuegos. Several expeditions from the
United States, well supplied with arms, are
Known to have landed on the Cuban shores
WITHIN the past few days and Joined the rebel
armies.
Costellanos, the noted rebel chieftain, ana
blockade runner, has been brought to Havana
He was captured near Gfbora, At the head OF a
band OF insurgents. The Spaniards charre
Oosteiianos win committing some horrible
atrocities o. Cubans and Spaniards indiscrim,
nately, when the Nary Lowell was Captured.
Most OF the men belonging to the expedition
were on shore at Ragged Island, where thew
nave since remained. 1t 10 reported that thev
are sunering Tor want OF food ana clotnioS
steamers are hitting out on the FLORIDA coast ~
nun the BLOCKADE with arms and an nnliss -.
the insurgents. Cruisers have been sso, =,
watch and intercept them. !"
Letters rom merchants OF Matanzss. t,,n.
state that the Spanish Gen Lesca Was d.s.s. SsSa,
BY Queeada and driven back to Gn.n.;s. essea sS
ne then made detour and attscked s.m.i,
oocy OF insurgents under Gen. Lucia. ma 49,.
losing tnirty.seven o6ncers and son man ~
!orcco ny way through the defile, and rs,cnsd
eesU fnhciPe. he IL now in the yerv hrsr,
on Ihe region devoted 10 the Cuban caI.e' Sa,
u 70 said he cannot remain ,her. "a ,. ou'
eoa DIS retreat win be ~ Disastrous ss ths e' we
vance. - 'ne ad-
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nnchruged. Flour active; low grades higher
wheat M n and unchanged. Corn closed dull:
white s0 to ~. Oats steady; IS TO - Rye firm
ana unchanged. Provisions are unchanged.
Whisky-a oetter feeling preveils; sales at 81,
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THE CABINET was In session to-day till &
late hour
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PERsONAL.-Hons.L.H. H. Chandler and Josep,
Joynec, of Virginia. are at the Ebbitt House.
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NORTH Carolina makes more money from
nes peanut crop Than from her cotton.
xrresideut Pierce was in Boston
Chicago minister toS 4 for his text. on
SSonaay iast "rhe Devil" ana talked two
The Catholic priest at Klein Zell. a cele.
prN.y no.y place on the continent, has turned
frotesfant and married pretty erri.
- The Annapolis munctpsi election tsares
pace on NE nrst Monday in ApSsl.
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IBy Ban kers' ana brokers, re,.rr,

iby Bankers' ana Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks and BONDS
10 nome and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, March 26th.-Gold and stock
boards closed here
London and Liverpool markets closed To.
day. No quotations
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JESSE r. GRANT, Esq, and Miss Jenn lie
Or; nj, the father and sister of toe President
left for Kentucky yesterday, accompanied by
MIR. Pease. friend OF the IA nily.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvHNUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S36U,3i2 A.
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n1Godfrey Dereh has been attemn.in. IN
kh Jacob Oalleuins, in Albany, for beinr too
fond Of ME-. Dorch. "Instead or vhichS the
fendiah Oaiienins reduced him % Q puip With
tne butt Of his own pistol, And then handed
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
hsmaining in the Washington CITY Pos,
Office, Friday, March 20, 1859

u To obtain any cf these letters, the aprIi-
cant must call tor Advertised Letters, = giving
the date of the list
- IL not called for within cce month they
will be NJ 10 the Dead Letter Office.
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Financial Matters IN Baltimere To-day.
BALTIMORE, March 26-Virginias, In
scribed, old, 4sk bid; 49 asked; do. 1866, 5lk
asked; do. 1867, SO bid.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, March 26-Flour 10 TO I5c
better. Wheat . to C. better Corn steady.
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NORTH Hartmann, the Austrian poet and
journalis says there are more busts Of Lincoln
and Grant in North Germany than Of all the
German Princee.
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Col. w. @. MOORE, Pavmaster United States
army, late secretary to Presiden. Johnson, has
been assigned to duty in the Pay Department
in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

A. !" III StfeeS IO.day
I'VE" foRk, March % No session Of tn.
sock e1cnange Open board and gold room
3ls. ~ ''' &C
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Government Securttiss

WASHINGTON, March ~. l56e.-Jay C,o.e 4
Co furnish the following quotations OF Co.
eminent securities.
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~Mr. Andrew johnson, OF 0reenyille.
Tenn. has been appointed orator for TIE next
eomnencsmsnt Of davidson Cellsge.
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MISS L. ]. KEiCHAM, of Philadelphia, has
been appointed to clerkship in the Treasury
Department Mss KetJham is the first colored
womfn appointed to clerkship in any of the
dep p.r.ments.
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~. mi. ALEX Postmaster.

GOLD MINES In ALAsKA.-lmmense dis
coverIes OF gold in places are reported ON the
mainlapd in Alaska, one hundred and twenty
miles from Kadiak Island iautooe oil north,
Longitude $50 west. from Greenwich. Three
separate discoveries were made-the first on the
Kuyack river and Chigmet mountains, the sec:
ond about sixty miles above Sitka, ana the tnlrd
on an island name unknown. On account OF
the climate. the mines can only be worked nve
months in the year. Fine specimens ef eoid
du Z, qurrtz, and nugget gold have oeen exnio-
Who immediately return upon obtaining out
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