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PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL WAR /,
CUBA. Ar.

HAVANA, Feo. 2l-The city Is now ou
and hopes are entertained that there will
further demonstrations by the yolun..
Three thousand Spanish froops l-ay. me-.
morrow Tor the interior loeir precise =
nation ~ not yet known. All the papers
hsned mere urge the volunteers TO pre-
good discipline aud place reliance npo,
assurances Of the authorizes that yteo
measures wall oe pursued towards the reo
when saiuies iu honor of Washiugton's birth
Gay were bring fired yesterday, the iuhabitapts
OF the suburbs became terribly fris htenet
supresing that the struggle had commenced ln
The city. Reports from Villa Clara STATE thai
snotnsr T estate pad been burned near that place.
The Jaquez insurgents fired thIrty-sfx cane
nelds; also burned the plantation Of Australia,
belonging 10 Senor Mara, a Cub
Intelligence from Nuevitas TO the lsth instant
represents tnat Gov. L. sea, at the head OF an
expediuon OF 2,5o0 men, including a force of
cavaIry, with several howitzers. a large num-
per OF horses, aka ls0 rounds OF ammunitiou
lof eacn man, has gone TO sea. IL is not stated
where has force rs destined for. but q uan ara ls
supposed 20 be the objective point From
hence they can march % Puerto Prneipe, a
distance OF thirty SIX miles, through An oman
road, avoiding rebel fortifications.
1uanaJa being an possession of the insur-
gent, however and fortified with several
piec.s OF artillery. troops will probably have
10 carry the place by assault before moving ON
Puerto frlnclpe, as they cannot make a nank
mooement without leaving their rear exposed
70 tne insurgents The road also runs through
Creiita mountains, W hich is now in the po<scs
sion Of the insurgents
The schooner Kate Ranger has been pronib-
Ited loading cargo which came through the
reoei lines, and has gone 70 MatanZas The
steamer Semsramis sailed for Hayti leaving a
claim upon ber unsettled.
by decree OF the Captain General export
duty from the LIST OF March neat will be a. fol-
lows on sugar, - cents per box. and q 25 per
hogsheaJ; ON tobacco, ~ Ter bale on cigars 50
cents per l.'th On all imports n We per cent
aodiuonai tax will be levied. Twenty -f1ye
oer cent OF receipts viii be pad 10 Banco
weekly, for advance OF Se,0OO.uOO.
HAVANA. Feb. 23-Washiugtou's birthday
was calebTetsd here nv the United States shin
IontoocoCk, the nag g-shIp of Admiral Hof-
hflng the usual national salutes. The spanish
and French nag-ships ir the harbor courteous
~ r. Piled hoIsilng meanwhile the stars and
stripes al the main. During the day the French
Aumlral paid an Official visit 10 Admiral
Hoff.
Intelligence has been received from Kew
West to-day of the arrival OF two iron cIad
ships there, which mas caused great excitement
and much speculation a 10 whether they are
the two Sp inisb iron clads, Fernando IL Gallo
lle" and her oonsort, whose coming was an
nounced Irom Spein.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
HON. COLUMBUS DILANO FOR COW.
MssstONsH a.. teTERNaL
REgENGE.
Especial D.spA,ch 20 the sorl

BOSTON. Feb. 2l.-TEe Dasly - ,,rsi ssy o spe-
e'.l Washington dlspa.ch tlis morning. says.
without qusnncAron, that Hoa. COlumous
Deiano. one 81 the ONO Reeresen 'Suyes an
,oheless, wth be Pres ide.t - sIants Oonmls =
slonsr OF lu'ea n.l Reyeaue an plzce n. tsosn- =
mlssiontr Rollins, who has lndlcat. q a wish q
wlthdraw as soon as possible after the manga
iauoh. II ls stated thai Geaeral Grant has
iong mao the highest confidence IN Mr. De
lane. and that COmmissioa-r Rollins onersa
srNeral tlnrs last Summer 70 Internationally
resign II Mr. johnson would appoint Is-lauo.
aha tnst - at, ors Sne"man ava Wilson. Gene-
ral >cheBok, r.. B wa,hburnr. Commi.s,ooer
Rollins, and O,eers mace a comhinsd -4,rt
lest July 70 sec3re Dellnos appoi a tmeat-
having tfaS1e-al Grants assurance thaf a
would b every Wy satisfactory "a him The
CORES spondsnt says D~lano was not an applt-
cant for the nlssS, aud taai h's niaa, ,ion VI
be lad before ne SeuAie soOa aver tae inau-
guralon
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

Doctor y. DEF CURTIS. author OF" an hood. ~
heaicfi ssssTs on Marriage I" &c. &C, begs 10
. '.tF ave +t-''T. .'"H rrE~nis, that owing to hie
s-.a Isr t-- 'a So sore, he will in fu ture
pe dtir ,s ts o. sriy the following DAYS tO their
lh'ei sis. ana viii attend on WEDNESDAY
+ - ttliAf EEgNINGS from 5to D. M
sb1 - "a & nom 10 10 4 and to . D m AT
no. 222 street. of Wilard's Hotel
OtbeT dsys at his residence, s. North Charles
SPECIALITY -Trestment and cnys of nervous de-
biliy, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system oc 26 6m
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EhCITEMENT WALL STREET.
Panic in ENnresx Nfncls

Nkw YORK, heb. 21.-Money - IN modersi.
demand and uBch- aged. Exchange Is nrm
Sold weak. Bonds firmer and active and
higher: haii~ays opened bdoyantly and az
nahA'o q, aerw ards bI came more steady. Bor-
ger States less active. Panic m expr-ss stocks
auams oeclined nve. Uuited States ten
Some OF the icading railways are tnastnr a.
y tsiap's 20 crowd on express companies. viii
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ALIENS LUNG RALSAM.

GENTs-T his is to certify that have found AL
LENS LUNG BALSA N ore of the best remedies
in the world for diseased lungs Ihsve used 1t in
my family ior breaking up q troublesome cough
with the happiest effect / recc mmended it to
young lady who had a harsssipg cough asd was
threatened with consumption, and it cured her in
few days. would recommend ii to all those pre-.
disposed to consumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. ii HARRISON,
feb - Cincinnati n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market worked
very easy yesterday, and the deInand on cali
"ss promptly met al Sac per cent. on Govern
ments, and 10 per cent on stock collaerals
De great bulk OF the loans made on Saturday
al 10 per cent were not distributed, and Alto
eetner the indications are in IA yor of contfnaed
ease. Prime discounts are 70 per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ZAP NJ Frs.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
MILLER ct this season of the year, when Collie,
.ho,efa Morbus, bysentery Diarrhes, &c, may
disable your hanos-use 1t in every of the kind
and nv ears for f., II it does not effect speedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Killer
which has new or failed feb ~
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FIGHT RETwEEN SOLDIERS AND
CITIZENS AT WEST POINT

GARRISON, N. Y, Feb. ga desperate ffght
occurred at Highlend's Falls S.turday uicht
tetween soldiers from West Pont aad ciuzeps
OF the former place. One man was badly
beaten -Four soldi'rs y ssC1 through here to-
day 10 Newburgh, under arrest.
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FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE.

LONDON, Feb. 2i.-In the House OF Con
mons last evening, Solicitor General Coleridea
lntrodu ced bill 70 abolish university tes,s
OoNTANrINoPLE. Feb. 2i.-Host:lities oa-
tween Persia and Turkey have been suspended
unui the arrival OF the Persian ambassador,
VINO Is now on his way 70 this city
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PHALON'S "PAPAIAN LOTIONn
srAUr1rrIsa THE AZ S is%tIu AND COMPLEX
REMOyEe ALL ERUPTIONy, HREOKLBs.
PlAPLEs, AOTH BtoT0n 4 Hs, TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY Ii is invaluable
FOR GENTL1AEN after SHAVING 1t has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
TOR the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
Chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
NkW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER
GRnaR Gh1HH iHG iEHxG4UlsITE, DELICATE. LASTING
PHALON D SON, New hork.
te6-ly Sold By oil Druggists
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RkNEWER.

Repews the vitality of the SCALP
ReEewe the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair
Benews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness.
Rebews the growth of the hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are Bal,
and Gray, and is q sple mold hair dressing. No Oil
or A loohol to clog the pores. One bottle show
its effects.
Il. P. HALL CO., Nashua, n II Proprietors
For sale by all di uggists. jals-2m
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THK COPPER BILL has now become a law
despite tle veto. Ii passed the Sc aate to-day
by vo.s OF IS to ~.
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MR. DELANo maintains a discreet silence in
regard to his design Ition as Commissioner of
bternal Revenue by G neral Grant. There is
no doubt Of the tact, however, though /. is not
divulged directly or inuirecuy by MI ID.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ON DIT that General Grant will motif :, his
Cabinet oh ,ers of their appoin men! bet ween
this and Monuay ncs..
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WV. II. WEST, ESQ, Chief Clerk OF the
Treasury Depart nent. has recovered from his
recent indis spos'tion and was at his ONCE to-
day, though sGll quite feeble.
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ROCHESTER,, ". Y, Feb. 2s.-G w Croach A.
Co. saw mill on the Island, betweea the river
and canal, was burned last nighs Loss &25,ovO,
insurance $1,000.
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Wall Street fs-dsv.

sW lori, Feb. - Stock msrket n very
ns, WIN the exception Of Pacihc Mail,
en s.c is rs weak. Exchanse o.. Gold, 32R.
Leoz, Coupon, IL North OArolina sixes,
~ NV eii Tennessee 61s, coupon, Gss; sew,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

MRS. GRN. GAMES is In town, lookir G
younger and liv,ler than she did fifty years
fgo.
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BATOHELOBp HAIR DYE.

This gplendid Hair Dyels the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reii able
instantaneous; no dtsappofntment; NO ridiculous
tints re9edies the Ill effects Of bed dyes; inviso-
rates and eovee the Hair soft and beautiful 6leei
~ brown. Sold by al Druggists and PerldHor1;
and pyQlsriy sDDlied at Rstcheloef . Wig taofoy
10. - Bond 0r0ot. 0eW York. tS1o-O0dlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

THE COST THBRKoF.-The committee having
in cha rge the porchase Of a res dence for Leu.
Gen. Sherman, having determin~d th,s the
mouse on rect, occupic by Gel Grant for
the past 'hrsa years, would be- he most suit.
able, sought an interview with Gen. q rant and
offered HIM SIS NJ cesh for his holse and
furniture, exclusive of lib-1-y, which offer
was accepted by Gen. CIR ut, aud the rr IN fer
will be me- lie in the co lr,e o. faydys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

IErHH SENATE TO-DAY, on motion OF Mr..
Morr.n, OF Maine, the request Of tie Hone for
acomm'tsce of conference on the nav Al appro-
priation bill was acceded TO, and the Chair ap-
poIntcd as the committee on the pat of the
Senate Mes5rs. Grme3. Hendricks AID Nye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

THR PRESIDENT has issued an order retiring
from active service several general officer of
army, among whom are Adj ju' INT General Lo-
r"n7o Thomrs and Payma ter General B. w.
Brfce. General E. ID. Townsend. Assistant
Adjufant General, will no doubt become Ad-
jutant General by the retirement of Genera,
Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

The GLOBE CoNrRACT.-The Senate this
afternoon, by vote of - TO IL, refused TO take
the contra.t for printing the deba1es Of
Consross rom Mcssrs. Rtves & Bailey. ami
have the same done al tue Government Prfns.
ing Once. The resolution OF Mr. whyte, OF
Nd. authorizing the Comm Zee on Printing 10
co nue the conI'c. with tho-e se it,emen for
two yr Irs from ith OF March next was adopted.
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RECO,IMENDA~IoAS.
a Ease of Twenty Ns;rs s.andin-.


PsILApELP3I- , Penn June - 1851
H EL--sBO Ii o. 1T.
DEAR sIA: L bave been a sufe-er for twenty
years WITH gravel, bladder a1a l.. ley affecti ,na
during which time 4 have used various medical
Preparations ~ been Hnder the Atme Mt of the
rost eminent physicians. experiencing but ii'tle
relief.
Having seen your Preparations extensively ad-
using y, ,ur ENtract Buchu.
did this because hsd used all kinds of DYER
hsed remedies, and had found them worthless and
some quite injurious; in fe 4 despaired OF ever
eetring well. ard deteIn incl TO use Nc RENE
oies hereafter uness knew of the ingredients II
WAS this that prompted me 10 use your remedy "A
you ADVERTISED that 10 was composed of buchu, Gu
oebe, and Juniper berries, it ed me a. ex
ceeDt comf nation. and, with his advice after an
With the Druggist. concluded TO try it, com
mePeed TO use IL about eight months ago, at which
time j wss connDed TO my rsom.
From the first bottle was astonfs h. I'D grsti-
ned the bene ucial effect and after usInR it thres
wetfs Was able 70 wsk ont. j felt much like
writing to you n full statement of my case at the
time, but thong mt my fmp royement to be only tenn
rorary, and therefore concluded to defer ana see
II IL would effect a perfect cure. knowing that il
would be OF greater value 10 you and more salts
factory 10 re.
i am now able to report that . cure is effected
ofts usIpg he remedy for i've months.
have not used any now for three months, And
feel veil in all res pects as 1 ever did.
Ysur Buchu being devoid of any un pie asant taste
ara cdsr, nice topic and in stor of the avs
ten. do not mean 20 be without 10 whenever oc-
cssion BAY require its Use in such affections
n. MCCORMICK.
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MANHOOD.

IN fte youcg a7d rising generation, the veeeta-
tNeEovers Of life are strong but in few w aIs no
often the psllId hue the isct -l1stre eye ami ena
Sie'sd 'Oru aud the inpO-sibIiIty Of applicatio
10 mental etor. show its banefuI 4 sa lsuce NJ
sooh becomes eyide1t 90 the observer n sone de-
v'sssifg & ilfuence is checking &c development OF
he body eorsumption is Illksi of, Ead perhaps
IN" youth 10 removed from sChsOl aud sent into
she country This is one OF the wOrs: movemen, =.
bepe-et from ordinary diversions of the
cha sseres 1fthe city, tn pows- - of The D. ly
too y uch snFeetl~d give east 20 healthlui and
rar1l eyC scises, thoughts turned insards upon
ta>tuss' " y.
Ethe patient be female, the approach IF the
meIses is locked for with anxiety, the frJz
symptom in which Ns.Ere II 20 show her eay.a
power Ia difusing the Circulation and viJttr =
cheek with the bloom eff health AissI ire. :, OF
appetite has grown by what 1T fed the energies
OF the - s.en are prostratsd the whole ecos o.
my is cs-Ar-ed The beautiful aud wonderful De.
IiGd In s. body ard mind iergo 30 fas Gin atfn
q change from child to woman, is looked for u
vain rte parents heart bleeds u anxiety, n, 4
faLCIss the grave but = aitirg for is victim.
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Mr.. Schsnck ,Ohio) moved ne previous gues-
aoa on the ball and amendments.
Mr.. Saa1ks lind moved ina; ne bill be lad
uPon the table.
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WAsHIEsToH, Feb. q, Is69.-Jay Cooke A
10. furnish the following quotatisns Of Gov
eminent EecurIties:
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INV YORE-vrRer noApn
10y bankers' and broksrs' TelserapA.l
Lewis johnson Z Do. quote stocks and eo.ds

Lewis johnson Z DO. quote stocks and eoads
In nome and foreign marksts - follow:
NBw YoRK Feb. 2l.-Firsr Board-U. q o..
- isel' coupon, li3S; ss0's, isoa coupons. IMk;
eoepon, new, lloS: &sOs, isl, corpon. iioF:
z ~ Miss Oeruacstee u; Mariposa, sx: xsssue
western n0Hs; T.,oS S.1sSn; Tsss.S sSS 81
2tk; Boston Wa.sr Power. isk; NeW York
Csnual l64A; Hndson. l3s; heading, @x;
0icntean Oenual. li7k; 4,cAigan Soath.
P1ttsbare. slS; Northvsst s2K; %. prs5srrsd,
81; Cleveland and Toledo, losK; ROck lsland,
l27k; Fert wayne, l24xi Alton = rarn aaass,
q Z; Wsiis Fsrrc 3 %. hsp. nons: % an.rscpps. msp.
Express, ak; Unsss1 600s Exp, none: Nor
chants Union, 16a; chicago Z Alepn. lysc
DO. preSsrr-d. is7. Market steady and aalI.
Gold, I32kaI8s.
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EQUKsTRIAN STATUE OF iIKN. GRAFT
Some Of tae friends of Gen. Grant propose TO
erect an equestrian statue OF him on t1e sou h =.
ern portlco of the Tre1 snry Department A
model Of the statue was rec eivea here yester-
day by General Spinner. 1t was executed by
a Boston artist. A lite size would cost $4,000;
heroic S5O,OUo, and colossal S7JWU-the mate
rial to be of cannon captured by Grant and the
PEDESTAL of grauite.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases incident - Youth and EsciT Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment aud
cnIe, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
~ charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
BOX Z, Philadelphia, Pa. ia IS-33t
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 2t-virrinia Ssxe- a.
scribed, old, 6oa bid, 81 asked; fs0s. 5i b,o. IS
asked 1867, 81 bid; 51x asked; con oons old,
.. BIC nsli more asked, new, 81 bad, half more
hsn more asked; new, 60 bid, qusrrer more
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should any doubt Nc Meteor nick's statemea
Ie refers TO the follow og Rentlemsn
Hon. " u Biglsr. governor Of PennsyIyania
Hon. 1hemas b. Florence, Philadelphia
Hon. J. q. Knox, Judge. philadelphia.
Hon. J. =. BLACK udge 9biladepnis
hon. ID. II. Porter, ex Governor Of Pennsylva
MIA.
Hon. Hills Lewis, Judge, Phiiadel phia
Hon. b. L GIier. Judge United S.ates Court
Bon W. woodward udge. Philadslpbia
Hon. W: A: Porter, Uity solicitor, Phiiade lphia.
Hon. John Bigler, ex Governor 81 California
Hon. =. Banks, Auditor General, washi ngton,
Aud many others, IL necessary.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN Az.
FAIRS yesterday considered the Gushing Darien
canal treaty, and came to a favorable decision.
They Will report in favor Of ratification Of the
treaty. The Commi tae also had up the Peru
treaty claims since 1854, and the Danish trs aty,
but all these will necessarily 60 over to the
next session.
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AN IMPORTANT FINANCIAL MRAsURH-Mr
Schenck's bill to strengthen the public crecis
&s., which passed the House this afternoon by
vote Of Il9 to 81, pledges tae flita OF the
United States TO pay in coin or its equivalent
all the interest bearing obliyauons, and
provides that any contract hereafter made
specIfcaliy payable in coin shau be legal
and valid and msy be enforced according
to its terms
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VI T. L VI B OIL DIS
EXT ACT CHU

For Weakness arising from Excesses or Early In
discretion attended With the follow lg g. np.,n,:
Ihdisposition TO Exerrion. Loss or Po .s:, Lon
of Memory, Difficulty of BIeathipg, General Weak!
ness, Horror Of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling
presdfal Ferror of Death, Ni-ht Sweats, Cold
peet, Wakefslness, DIr1ness Of Vision, Lansuor,
Universal Lsssitude of the Muse ulsr System Often
Enormous ApDetite with by spe ptic Symptoms Hot
Hands. Flushing Of tn Body Dry ness Of the skin
Psliid CounteRsnce and EruptiOns on the . 's.e,
Pain IN the Back, HeaviRess Of the Eyeids, Ere.
9uently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes. with
Temporary suffusion and Loss Of Sight, Want c.
Atteation, Great Mobility. Restless. with Horr
of society. Nothing is more desirable to snc',
patients than Soil sude, and nothing they mo.e
oresd, for Fear of Themselves, no Repose of han
ner, no Speculation, but q hurried Transition
from one question TO another.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on-which rs
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Locyo-
Power, Fst.ity, and lpileptic Fits in one of which
the patfen. may expire.
DL1.rs the superintendeRce Of Dr. Wilson at the
BlooHiDgdA Asy Ium, this sad result occurred t.
txo patieE -; reason had for q time left tn ID
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both Sc xes
and about twenty yes-s of age.
Who can say that these excesses are not f.s-
queDtly followed by those direful diseases Insan-
ity ard Consumption The records of the Insare
Asy lums, and the melsnc holy deaths by Uopsu mo.
ton, bear ample witness 10 the truth OF these Az
sc 10 Is. In Lunatic Asgluns the most melar-
ch JIy exbibitss spSeass- lac couatenance is A.
tually socaea aud qnite desti n s-nelther Mir or
Grief ever visits it. Should sound of the voice
occur, II Is rarely a ttollaie.
ith NoiUi measures wan pes pair
Low sullel sO1bGs their gTle. be lUiled -
While We regret tte existence Of the abo-e ii
eases and symptoms We are prepared 70 offer Al
invaluable gilt Of che nistry for the rem. al O. te
col stgueLceo.
HELHIBOLD'S HIGHLY COScENTR.-
TED FLtID ENTSACT o. BUCHU.
JheTe is ne O-her Tonic lhei.. Itis an apos
Of L. the surgeon AZ PAL l., and this 4, ,-
testimony OF all who have used or presc Ibei it,
soId by Druggists snc b .lers eserywnere.
PRE- ?AREDAT
ii. =. HELNiBOLDS,
DETG and CIEx CAL WIREhOUSE
5sI BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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RUMoR is out that Col. Parker, OF General
Grants SAT-. will be appointed Commit ssioner
of Indi:u All rs, il he re- signs his present po-
siiion in the army. We doub. If there is much
ground for TIE report; but, being OF IRd,an
descent, eud supposed also TO take the army
view OF the question, the appointment of Col.
Parker would eCem to be a fir compromise
between the two .onfiic ling ideas uppermost in
the public mind in relation to the Indian
Pre- blem.
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Hon. WM. RosR left Ottawa, Canada. on
Monday night for this city, to attend a mee..
ing es British Commissioner on the boundary
question between the United S.ases and Eng
lad.
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lHB GREGORY COMBINATION had q fiue
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the new lectures OF the programme-the de-
scriptive tablcaus, "Dear Father, Come Home ~
the "Snadow Pantomime," &c.-added greatly
to the pleasure of the entertainment, and were
heartily applaudnd
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