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Evening star., 1869-04-12

DIsTREssING SUICIDE OF UNITED STATES
ARMY OFFICER AT FORT McHENRY-Shortly
alter nve o'clock on Friday evening last,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel 4. NJ. Follet, COM
mar ding Company ID. Fourth Uniteo Stat .
Artillery regiment, stationed al Fort Nc Henry,
tei minated his existence by shooting himself
with 4 pistol, while lying confined to his bed
in one OF the cottages provided for the officers
of the regiment, TO the right OF the carriage way.
The deceased has been for several weeks past
confined to his bed, suffering severely from an
attack OF illness, and it is supposed the effects
of II had been such as 10 prompt him TO self
III ission OF the act a number of his brother OH.
GERS had left him cOnfncd 10 his bed in an ap.
parently helpless condition. and q few
moments they were alarmed bv two reports OF
pistol, fired in rapid succession. coming from
the interior Of the cottage. They immed ,ately
entered and discovered that the unfortunate
man had committed suicide by shooting himself
with pistol The first shot missed its mark,
and buried itself in the ceiling
OF the room. but the second entered the left eve
toe ball passing entirely through. tearing the
flesh, brains and portion OF the skull, and lodg-
ing IN the bed on which he was lying. When
discovered he was still living, but quite un-
conscious, and although every effort was made
10 resuscitate MIN, II was unavailing; and af-
ter lingering Tor nearly two hours, he breathsd d
his last. The remains have been temporarily
inferred within the fort, where they will re-
main 10 await the order Of his relatives in New
York, Of which State he was resident. The
deceased was In the iOth year OF his age, and
entered the service nineteen years ago from
West Point. as Brevet Second Lieu tenant, I'D
lIfintry He was twice breyetted for merito-
IiOus and gallant service, and was regarded as
an efficient officer. As q token Of respect TO his
memory. the flag of the tort was unfurled at
hslf-mast- The deceased leaves q father in
New York city, who, II is understood, will
to that State for permanent interment.-Balti-
G0-enc.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
MONDAY, April l2.


The Senate was called to order to-day At -
o'clock oy Mr.. Anthony, President pro tem,
and after prayer the proclamation of the Presi-
dent convening the session was read by Secre-
tary Gorham.
Mr Hamlin offered . resolution, which was
adoptrd, providing for the appointment Of a
comitee Of two to wait upon the President and
assembled and was ready to receive any com.
munication he might have to make.
The Chair appointed as the committee Messrs.
Hamlin, of Maine, and Casserly Of California.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, it was ordered
that the hour Of meeting be fixed at is O'Clock m
Mr.. Sumner submitted a resolution pro vIding
that the Standing Committees of the Senate as
they stood at the close of the last session, be
continued
On motion Of Mr.. Edmunds, the Senate then
went into executive SESSION.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
INTERESTING CUBAN AID MEETING IN BA

INTERESTING CUBAN AID MEETING IN BAL.
TIMORE.-A reunion of American and Cuban
ladies and gentlemen was held on Saturday
evening AT the residence OF Mrs. A. Lincoln
Phelps, on Eutaw Place. Sonora &. NJ de
Colas, the Vice President. and Sonora Merce.
des de Sherman. the Secretary Of the Junta Pa
triOtica Of New York, were present, and the
sympathetic action of the ladies of Washington
was seconded Samuel Sherman, ESQ of New
Hon. G. +. Phelps, Rev. Mr.. johnson, and
others addressed the meeting. A committee of
thirteen ladies was appointed, to be augmented
by other names, when action will be deter.
mined in regard to Cuban affairs. The an.
noun cement Of the passage Of General Banks
Cuban Independence recognition resolution in
the House Of Representatives BY q large ma.
jority, elected applause, and sympathetic re-.
olutions, offered by Mrs. Long, were unani.
monsly adopted by the meeting. A branch So
cety or SUBJ JuntA in aid Of the sick and
wounded Of the Cuban army, similar to that IN
Washington, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and
the principal cities OF the Union, 10 70 be or.
gapized in Baltimore without delay.-Balf
Sun. ..--
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ums and reading rooms on Sunday has been
started in England. -~a k
N-A reverend gentleman OF Philadelphia
sends all his complimentary dressing gowns.
smoking caps, and slippers TO furnishing
store on commission.
ga Toledo paper mentions q young Indian
there who considers himselfin full dress when
be has a red flannel string around his neck.
0A lady Of Richmond Va, recently gave
birth 10 twins, thirteen days elapsIng between
the most remarkable cases Of this age.
1 ~Quantnes OF Tennessee marble are now
passing through Lyncbourg TO Norfolk, 70 be
shipped thence 70 the North.
0The oreanizsfion Of the Leesbure and
Aldte Turnpiks Company will b made on the
gath instant.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

- Salem. Mass, contempIates municipal
insurance.
~W. Lloyd Garrison comes out for free
trade.
ga Boston milkman has been fined 500
for furnishing family with milk and. water
y ~Helmbold advertises IN 1850 out of the
3,25U papers in the United States.
~Mrs. Bloomer's husband is Republican
candidate for Mayor of Council Bluffs
0Confederate Gen. Ripley is in bankruptcy
In London. His debts are SlS5,O0O, and his as
sets are nil.
Slt was resolved at a late temperance
meeting in Wisconsin, that absolute temperance
il indispensable to raise men to the level of
other animals.
@A Leavenworth paper thinks il ssan evil
dence OF the Westward March OF Civilization
that the Kansas Legislature appropriated 81 400
fof tobacco for the penitentiary prisoners, and
only 500 for preaching the gospel to them
~There is an anti.Chinamen Ku.Kluk In
California The organization is sending secret
circulars to all who employ Chinese laborers
warning them TO desist or TO expect serious
consequences.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

FROM THE PLAINS.

10Th United States Infantry arrived here yes.
terday from Baton Rouge bound for St. Paul
A Helena, Montana. despatch says advices
from Fort Ellis states that on the 9th party Of
Ten Indians stole the cattle and hor ses from a
ranch on Dry Greek. A party OF fifteen or
twenty citizens and four mounted soldiers,
from Fort Ellis. pursued overlook and killed
nine OF them. Privae Carbley was killed and
two soldiers and one citizen were wounded.
Ii Is reported that the Ksw Indians have
burned their treaty with the Government and
will 60 on the war path.
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RAILROAD CASUALTIES,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April I2.-Four hum
dred cords Of wood a. Palermo, belonging to
the Boston and Albany Railroad, We're de-
stroyrd by an incendary fire last night.
The mail train for Boston was delayed sew.
eral hours on account of the collision OF a To-
comotive with water tank spout. Both acts
are supposed to have been the work Of mali.
ciOus individuals.
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EXECUTIONOFA A AMURDERER-SHOC
ING SlENE on THE SCAFFOLD

HALIFAX, N. s, April 10.-DuriDg the exc
cution of Dewey who was convicted Of mur.
der Al Charlottetown. Prince Ed wards Island
the rope broke twice. The third time he was
hauled mp by the Sheriff and his assistants He
had previously spoken for three uarters OF an
hour with great feeling and composure. The
horrible scene was witnessed by about two
thousand people.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
THE STORM

FORTRESS MONROE, April ia violent
north east storm accompanied by snow and
sleet prevails here to-day. A large number of
vessels, among them two Ocean steamers, are
IN the Roads for the harbor.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
pROPosALs FOB sUBsIsTIlCE SUPPLIES

HEADoUARTERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
OFFICE CHIEF Com SUBSISTENCE.
RICHMOND, VA April 8, 1859
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate) viii be receiyed
O'Clock m, for supply ing the United States Sub
sotence Department with the following articles
viz:
LOO pounds new South Carolina Hams, (c,n.
vassed } In casks.
80 barrel; Of White Corn Meal, (bolted and thor.
go barrels Extra Flour, Richmond inspection.D
U barrels Family Flour, kichEond ins pection }
100 pounds Prime Carolina Rice, (in bsrrels)
tOO gallons Molasses, Tin barrels eQuel in uuslfty
to q. Morris Il Co 3 Golden syrup
Zach bid must be accompanied bv q iair Die
OF the article tnr articlesj offered No sample re-
Supplies accepted under this advertisement mus,
be delivered q the United States subsiste nee De-
Pot. Ne 1918 Cary street, Richmond, Va on or
before the 10th inst. in excellent shpping order
subject to the inspection OF the undersiened.
Blank forms furnished at this Office; Also any
further Information that may be desired Paw.
ments and conditions usual
By order Of Brevet n sjOr General 4. T. Eaton
Commissary General Of Subsistence y 9: A:
BIevet MAJOR and q O g.. FIRST Military Di.trict,
Once: No. 12lJ Gary street, Richmond, Va.
ap9 1t
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1StSHcCtIuHys Z Il. SCHNIDT,
Secretary Washington Asylum.

MR.. EDITOR ask the favor of a small space
In your columns to enter protest against one
OF the nufsances that is permitted IN our streets
"from the rising Of the sun even unto the
trnmpets Of the oystermen. They are not only
unpleasant TO every ear, but they are the cause
OF vast amount Of annoyance and misch hief
infant children We know must have much
sleep through the day, and / have the daily
complaint through q fatigued mother that al.
most as soon as she succeeds In getting her
child to sleep 1t is awakened by one Of these
norns blown under her window. They ara the
cause of serious barn to the sick. whether
young or old, either by shocking the nervous
system when awake, or by arousing them from
sleep that Is absolutely necessary for them
Will not our city authorities put q stop to the
nuisance? The oystermen can sell as many
oysters without as with this wretched noise
AN OLD PHYSICIAN.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH LAsMAN has re-
erivsd preparatory orders from the Secretary
of the Navy 20 command the south Atlantic
Squadron.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
Balsimsrs Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-Cotton steady at 2s
Flour fairly active. Howard street super, S6a
S6.25; extra, S7aS7.75; City Mills super, S6a
$3.50: extra, S725as9.25. Wheat steady and
prices firm At previous quotations. Good to
choice red S210aS2 25. Corn firm; white, S2aS5
yellow, s6. Oats firm, prime 75 Rye un.
changed. Pork quiet al S32. Provisions quiet
Lard dull at l9H. Whiskey firm at92.
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II r l. N ID % l. DIS
EXT R. ACT BUCHU.

For Weakness arising from Exeesses OF Barry In.
discretion, attended xith the following symptoms:
1ndisposition 70 rxertion, Loss Of Power, Loss
OF Memory, Difhculty of Breathing, General weak
neee, Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves. trembling
presdfai Herror Of Death. Might swcsts, Cold
Feet. Wakefulness, Dinnes. Of Vision, Lanruor
Universal Lassituoe OF the Muse ular System Ofsen
Enormous Appetite with Byspeptie Symptoms Bos
Hands, Flushing Of the Body. Dry ness OF the skiu
Pallid Oountebance end Eruptious on the Face
PAin th the BACK, HeasiRess Of the Eyelids, FIRE.
ooenty Black Spots Flying before the Eyes with
Temporary suffusion and Loss OF Sight Want Of
Attention, Great Mobility, Rsstiess, with Horror
- Society. Nothing 10 more desirable 90 such
patients than Sol sude. and nothing they mora
dread, for Fear OF Themselves; no Rsposs Of Man
per, no eDecalstion, but . hurried Transition
rom one question to another.
These symptoms, IL allowed 20 20 on-vhich this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Los,
Power, Faulty, and 1pieptic Fits in one OF which
the patient may expire.
Daring the suDerintendsscs OF Dr. Wilson at the
BloOninsdaie Asylum, this sAd result occurred 90
two patients; reason had for . time left them ana
bsth died ef epilepsy. They were Of both ssxes,
and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these exoessss ere not fire.
queDtiy followed by those direful diseases Ipssu-
ity and Consumption The records OF the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths BY oopsump-
ton. bear ample witness 10 the truth OF these g.
sertiops. In Lunatic Asylums the mo.s me,sp-
choly exnipitiOD APPEAR. ne countehance 10 90
tuaily eodden aud quite Mirth or
Grief ever visits it. Should sound Of the voice
occur, it 10 rarely articu culste.
with woful measures wan Despair
Low sulleb SOUNDS their grief besuiled"
While regret the exietence OF the above dSs-
and symptoms ve are prepared 20 offer On
invaluable gilt Of chemistry for the Of the
con sequences:
HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONcENrRA.
TED FLUID EATRACT OF BUCHU.
There is No other Tonic like It. Ii is en- anchor
Of hope to the and patti mt and this 10 the
testimony Of all who have used or prescribed it
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
PREPARED AT
n. r. HELMBOLD'S,
DRUG AND CHEHIcAL WAREHOUSE
5si BROADWAY, REw YORK.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIAN HAIR

Benews the vitality of the scalp.
Benews the hair 20 its original color.
Renevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
hair.
Renevs the brash, wiry hair 10 siIken softness.
Repevs the growth Of the hair
kenews the APPEARANCE Of those that are Bal d
and Gray, and 10 . spicndid hair dressing Noon
Its effects.
B. p. HALL 3 CO., Nashua, n H, Propri.tors
For sale by all di aRgists. jals-2m
Evening star., 1869-04-12

COMNAEDER JOHN A. GILLIs has been de-
tached from equipment duty a. Alaska Navy
YARD, and pllced on wai.ing orders
Evening star., 1869-04-12

LIEUT.. CoNNANDER JAMES OksINs has
be- N ordered to temporary duty as a mem Der of
the Board of Examiners a. Washington, ID. e..
Evening star., 1869-04-12

PRESIDENT GRANT ana family attended d.
vise service Yesterday a. the new Metropolitan
M. r. Church.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

PRoY. AsAssIZ has engaged rooms At the
Ebbut House. and Will arrive here tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

EX.PREsIDRNT JoHNsoN's NASHVILLE
President johnson made his
promised speech at Nashville Saturday. say
ing he appeared before them as a private citi-
zen, and desired no Office at their hands He
then reviewed the situation OF the national
finances and the public debt, which he warned
the people from permitting to become perma-
nent. He made defence of his exercise OF the
pardsning power, and spoke three quarters OF
an hour TO The colored persons about "Moses ("
He reminded them that il was he who had de-
clared them free in Tennessee when that State
was excepted from Lincoln's proclamation, and
left them free when he went to Washington:
but now, on his return. he found them slave.
again-slaves to loyal leagues. He intended TO
free them again. He referred to the disfran-
ch sement and attendant degradation OF loo. 900
white Tennesseeans; denounced the conspiracy
of league mongers and declared that the form
OF government in Tennessee was unrepubiican,
and III violation of the Constitution and the
Republic. The speech occupied nearly three
hours.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
He. SAT STREET.
BETWEEN AZ AND 6TH STREETS.

HAvINNERp CRACKIHs
Are aa:1ittsd BY all impartial judges 20 be the bs.t
in the market.
The reasons are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie q sSlepdid Reel
Ovens, at . coat of over ive thousand doiIars
Our machinery 10 the best and newest Pate (,
I Ne kuy the best material.
We employ the best workmen.
We manufacture from twenty-five 70 thirty bar
re!s Of -four Per "a Day; 49, - s.,. ....u.,.,-
our Crsckers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, yen will ind eur statement
10 prevent ffasd, our Crackers are stamped With
the name,
"HAVENNER.o ~
II you can't get "RAv8NHEBp ORAUKlRsn
from your Grocer, send TO the Bakery, SAT O. !;
we will supply you.
We ofssr the following assortment:
SODA CBA0KBRS
WATBB OBACkl80
LIWOH BISCUIT
DOeIOQ C1AOkEkS
OBACkEB DUST
2A11HSs3 HOy6LfIES
'osG8aszs sG8aszs oAkrs
/ SUGAR CkACKBR0.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

In the young snd rtsinr generation. the vessts. }.
i've povers Of life strong. but IN fec pears hos
siten the paltd bue, the lsck lustre eye ana ems-
eiated form. and the iDpossibihty of Applicstion
mental effort, show it's bsneful influence. lt
soon becomes evident 20 the observer th ~ de-
pressing influence is checking the developneat Of
the body. Consumption 10 talked OF, aud perhap
tne youth 10 removed from school and cent into
the country. This IL one OF the worst movements.
heneveo from ordinary diversicns sf che ever
scenes fthe city, th- powers OF the body
700 much eufeebled 20 give zsst 90 healfhlul ana
rural exercises, thoughts are turned invards upon
themselves.
III the patient be female, the approach % the
menscs 10 locked for with anxiety, ~ tAe hrst
symptom IN which Mature is 20 show her saving
power IN difnsing the circulation apd visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health Ala.i tpcr.sse o
appetite has grown By what it fed on the energies
the system are prostrated, q 1.-THE whole ecoao
my Is deranged. The beautiful aud wonderful ne.
riod IN which body and mind undergo 90
change from child 90 woman, fs looked for in
vain, the parents heart bleeds In anxiety, ana
sIciss the grave but = aiting for its victim.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

SWEDISH EMIGRANTS TO SALfLAKE.
CONCORD, April 10.-One hundred and forty
Swedish emlgrants passed through this city for
the North on the evening train. Many Of them
are destined for Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1869-04-12
EVENING STAR.
Washing ton News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RzvBNUK-The receipts to-day
from this source were sS72 $500
Evening star., 1869-04-12

GRS. W. I. SHERMAN has moved to his new
residence. on 1 street. His family will leave
St LOUIS for Washington next Monday, and
aIIIye here about the East inst
Evening star., 1869-04-12
Wall Street Te.day

active at per cent. in gold. Exchange, 1O7x.
Gold, 1881. Five.twenties, 1s62, coupon. 20 Z !.
Ten-forties, registered, los Y; coupon, l05H
Evening star., 1869-04-12

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, April I2-Flour declining.
Wheat dull and n0minally lower. Corn dull
and droOping.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

FLORENCE, April 12.-Bertinatti, the Ital-
ian Minister 10 Constantinople, goes TO
washington in the same capacity. Barbalona
succeeds BertinattI at Constantinople. Cador.
ma has been appointed Minister to London.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

IMMEDIATELY upon going into executive ses-
SION this morning the Senate took mp he natu-
ralizatOL treaty with Belgium, upon which a
favorable report was made by the Committee
On Foreign Relations.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

THE DrRnCroRs OF the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific Railroads have come to an
agreement not TO have general excursion this
summer over their roads, as contemplated, As
II is found that the excursion would assume
such proportions a. to interfere with the regu-
lar business Of their roads.
PBRsoNAL-Mr. w. g. Metzerott and Mrs.
Hiiz, wife OF the Swiss Consul General. left
Wa hingson to-day to sail by the steamer
Hansa to Southampton en- routs TO Switzer-
land. Mr.. Me.zerott will spend some mouths
ip Europe on business and will visit Turkey
while abroad. Pleasant voyage!
Evening star., 1869-04-12

Col WEBSTER, the new Register of Wills
will enter upon the discharge of MS duties In
three OF four days, aud when he gets his COM
mlssion.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

'.AUrurns rH. III III 81. AuD oo.rrr..
Aia3XfS Pf1pEks Al t6-5a 5aHTPrIoss Sn1os ,sEokLEs
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
Fab and BLOOMING.
Tor LAQII6 IN the NURSERY IL 10 Invaluable.
Tor GkNTLkAEH amer sHAVINQit has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOrIONni is the suly reliable ram.
sdy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHuAN SOAP"
M the IOILIT, NURSBRY and BATH, viii not
oasD the ekIN. Price Is osnts Der cake.
"fLOR DE MAYO.n
.sFLOR DIX MAYO.n
OILY 6HISr frHkhTMn r1d3IsiIiF F2R TIE HAEPkEE
TRAGRAHCE. Hs' HAo1iHs
PHALON q SON, Nsv horh.
WtU Sold By all DruRgtsts
Evening star., 1869-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
HOFFs MALI ExrRACr

DEAR nR HoFF:-DR. TURNER. af rr..,o,
2. commend ne 10 order your Ar ny rSse ser
nsyeress o. Hsaith fer my viie, Who {. cers ,essf
$3.50. ~ aos, ano ne sn.nksteat your Malt Extract
medicine RI M1rzGssnh Gsn ms
AuHuRN.N N: Y-Msny pers,rs speak highly os.,
as SsomdeAe and Of tts sltEh:ls St ,asfs,,ar no
perres. lsp 2-eoV1 A. T. VALLEY co
Evening star., 1869-04-12

A Case Of lnnammatieu Of Kidneys. asd
Gravel.
From Morgan. Feazel A Co., Glasgow, Missouri D
February s, ls6s.
DEAR sIR: About two years ago vas troubled
when 4 resorted 90 several reasdiss withous Dc,
fving any beDent whatevsr; an3. seeing Your Rx-
ana them sss lee sssss e
asheft time I regard your Extract Buchu as de-
am a0.. ,0f aSs az s
IL will do ell you claim for IL. You nav pubIisb
Tours, respectfully, KBwIN n. FEAzRL.
Fer further information zee Journal OF Phar.
Dr.. Keyssrs Letter, pispensssosy gsitsd ssstes,
srSt: Ds~ess' valuable work. on the Pr.ssios Of
+. Hsn.,Ls made By the late eelsSrssed DR.. Physick
Remarks maAe BY Dr. lphrsin neDevsll. es.
iTsss actions Of shs King ana osssnS Josr.si.
Medice ohiruIriesl .ey,es. Iss.,sssa b. een-
amin Travers, Fellow OF keysi oeasss q Bar
And mos. Of the late Standard WORKS On Mod
cine.
aELMBOLD's EXTRACT DUcnu,
EsrABLIsHBD UPWARDS OF ls YsARa
Prepared by
II. =. HELMBoLD, Dr.ssiss,
$50 snoAvAr. A.w rosx.
ieaeoufH TENTH ~, ,PnILApILpHrA. p.
rnics.e1.S per bottls. O. In bseslss for Os0.
delivered . say sd1rsn. "a by DTuer1uS -.
Aene - ss1aiss snDsU ans % d - a.
Geveo Wrapper, win fec ssasls Of ~
Wssshoase ~ stens.
IA n. 3. HKLMDoLD.
Evening star., 1869-04-12

WASHINGTON, April II, Is69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotatiens Of Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-04-12

~0overno1 0eary has vetoed the bill passed
by the Pennsylvania Legislature abolishing
capifal punishment.
10J. v. Underdonk has been elected mayor
Of Shepherdstown, West Virginia. ID
~Heller 10 hack In san Francisco.
THE health Of Mr.. Alexander H Stephens
is improving. -.
~ A suhscription is ssing taken in Kensucky
70 buy John q. BreckinFidge residences at
Leaipgton, i't s+as 80
Evening star., 1869-04-12

THE several Executive Departments of the
Government were crowded to-day with Sena-
tors and Representatives who are looking after
the various appointments for their respective
districts, and are anxious to have the same
determined upon as soon as possible, in order
ttat thew may leave for their homes
Evening star., 1869-04-12
"HAvlHNxIp YAnILY BRIAD. .

the lesdinS 6rocers Of The city. : "
N isnade Of eelect Family Flour: II thosoughly
sweet, yhits. nutritioas, and Il guaranteed %
weigh sixteen ounces.
OAUTIOl.-A. greet deal sf Bred d cola for
a@ayeAno!b D" which never cane nom eur GUtab.
honesty, ve have supplied all our suthorissd Gro
'cers With ffesn esnD6 Oords, naxksd 1859. n
anine 1or youfDolve0. jaS 81