Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1868, Page 1

Prics vor Mattine:—Three months, One ee ee ae one year, Five Dollars. No papers fmor. Se chice longer than paid for, amg tu biereiemye ner = XXXII. WASHINGTON, D. C., THUR — } . :. | _ Woourey DischaRcep.—On motion of M: Washington News and Gossip. | 0c. Dims a Tee o'clock this after- OUP Tr . i ay | “> EVENING STAR. > { PUBLISHED DAILY- SUNDAY EXCEPTED + } ROSADALIS. AT THE STAR BUILDING, | | cane 5. W. Corner Pa. —— and 11th street wie NOYES, BAKER & CO. in Restore OF without wrappers, Cxrnts each j DR. LAWRENCE'S DAY. JUNE 11, 1868. N°. 4,761. COMPOUND EXTRACT © ROSADALISB: TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR. FORTIETH CONGRESS, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | A BAFE AND CERTAIN CURE Thi fte aT di There is no variation in the condition of the j (AND TRE ONLY ONE VET DiscovERED) | noon, Mr. Woolley was discharged from cus- . — ° 8 Pro New York money market, except that there is } utcted scion peenuky machine in vege | WY bY the House; he having answered ali | Thig Afternoon’s Dispatches, s Afternoon bart tends| IE fd Guiomar phevciea ose oecegr HOOFLARD’S GERMAN BITTERS, " protracted session yesterday morning im con- | the questions propounded by the committee. THUReDAY, June 11. that center; and the banks, as well as priv: | SOROFULA, IN ITS vA FORMS, Siesing Be quedtes of youpaming: tet Tex.) AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA. Sen ate.—Mr. Cattell presented memorial of | bankers, are disposed to make loans on easier all } toll, After a tree copsukation, i was anani- | TRE UxioNTOWN aND WASHINGTON CITY National Board of Trade, in favor of the passage | terms. Very few loans are made at a higher - secn as mously resolved by the committee to ress: al! | RalLRoap ComPaNy.—In the Senate to-day, of the House bill to og pe the importing | rate than five per cent, = a ey tempts for a postponement of the bill; to urge | Mr. Hartan introduced a bill to incorporate the MontGomeERY, ALA., June 11.—On the 5th of pometediong United States. Referred to Finance eave bint a 3 are HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, ovsumption, in ite Karly Stages; Eniangemen upon the Mowse to periect it, and then, if st has | Uniontown and Washington City Railroad | June a paper in this city contained the follow- | © < 3 pe _ 3 Mr. Wilson called up the joint resol: cent. Business paper is readily nego’ ing paragraph We are requested by the | permitting officers and soldiers of the ri lar | 5 to 6 per cent. soldiers om duty at this place to state that at | or volunteer service, or those who have been the nigger carpet-bag and scalawxg meet- | honorably discharged from the service, to wea: to go over, throw the responsibility upon the | Company, which was reterred to the Commit Sesate. I: was claimed that by the exercise of 2 ict of Columba. ‘The bill cee diligeuce the Stl] and all other necessary m3 essrs. (Charles H. Nichols, Harry measures may be finally acted upon by the te: | N@#OT. Jobn H. Wheeler, Reuben Worthing end Ulceration of the Glands. Joiate, Bones, Kidueys, and Uteros, Chronic Securities. Rbeumatixm. Eroptions ing, held at the capitol on Stturday | 0M occasions of public display, the distinctive Wasnineton, June ii, i868—Jay Ucoke & | THB GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL DISEASES of the Skin, Chronic | ton, Wm. F. Farrisb, J. Fenwick Young, H.| night last, the soldiers fave three groans | badge of the corps in which they served during | (Qo, furnish the following quotauons of Gov- Sore Eyes, &c of Angest, and engress twe years tgo did not | Hardy, Edwin T. Ferris, H. N. Wadsworth, | for Grant, three cheers for McUlellan, | the rebellion: which was passed. ernment secunties: “ or re adjourm until fe 2th of July. Many of the rca pig Coma ig Paty ly = and three cheers for Andrew Johnson. They gh ee lp ebaginpectrn once acted aap Buying. Selline ‘ ALSO, Radicals it show? » Hooi McConnell, R. M. Hail, Chas. M. | were given by the soldiers with a hearty, good e Uniontown an Y road. " . : ecu Hyde einpahel cocci li ma) Krause. an gihers, as incorporators, under the | wii) “We ere also requened ty these toldsers Referred to the Committee on the District of | U-S- €* Coupon, 1881... Tit HSS | stVER, STOMACH, OB DIGESTIVE ORGANS SYPNILS os be name of the “Uniontown and Washington City | {5 state that ssertion contrary to this is a | Columbia. - : 5 ‘. throwgh with the bills which cannot safely be | Railroad Company,” with authority to lay bese falsehood. The ooldvene say they are waste | Air. Sumner asked to enter a motion to recone Moe zive —- i ool | IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS, put off that-will be much better than to find | down and construct adouble or singletrack rail- | men, and have no love for carpet-baggers and ee eae ey which the omnibus admission | 1J-& Five Twentien,Jan&J'y 765 12 = the stl vill met | WAy wich the necessary switches and turnouts. | calawags.”” J 5 oe ‘ : an Sori amr false bap snte. | | inthe coumty and city of Washington, D.C. | “RN eee awe the following ics called up the bill for the retier | U- S- Tee Fotrtee cone sacssoeeees WS HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEES icine ge wae al 9 Justify thew course to people. | through and along the following avenues and | order whi appeared yesterday mas been is- | Of certain naval contractors. UL. Seven Thirties, July. oo aly termed pears suicee (or, as they are med- wed ee Ipeno SecRETaRvertr—Tne nominn- | teets, commencing at Uniontown in the | Saea hy Gen, Shepard. commanding the sub- | Mr. Howe argued agains: the bill, insisting | U.S. * . termed, Eziracts) of Boots, Herbs, and : = oscar | county of Washington, D. C., running thence | gictrict of Alabama that the contractors should go to the Court of NEW YORK—PIRST BOARD. a, | Barks making ¢ preparation. uighly concentrated trou of Major Wm. H.Patser has been semtte | ycroce the bridge known asthe Navy Yard Headquarters. Sub- District of Alabama. Mont- | Claims tor relief. Coupon: on oa 1055; | pea 1¥ free from alcoholic admixture of any the Semece tor Secretary of Idaho Territory. bridge across the Amacostia river, oF across | gomery June 6, I86%.—General Orders No. 22 : The bill was amended, on motion of Mr. Hote a cute ae 7 Major Parker did valuable service in the Inte | Any other bridge that may hereafier be built | The issue of the Monigomery Aderrturr ol yea, | Hendricks, to provide that the amounts named as Ee U9 5 HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC GENERAL ILL BEALTH, war, ard was sen ts close to Colerado, | 2<TO=s said river ator near the foot of Eleventh | terday contains a statement which, ifin the | tMerein shall ‘be in full for all claims on e- Swe seasy ws we = Isacombination o all the ingredienta of the Bit- andet of here ae WAS most usefal in the Government “Feet est, with the necessary turnouts from | slightest degree is true deserves the reproba- | count of the vessels named, and was thon 's, Ju &Jy,'65.. ters, with the purest quality of Sania Crus Kum nd all Diseases bs . oy Shia bridge, to the foot of said Eleventh street; | tion ofevery tight-minded soldier of this sub. | passed. - . ——_e—_ Orange, kc, making one ef the most pleasant aud BLOOD. LIVER. KIDNEYS, servic’. Afterwards he took an active partin thence along Bleventh street east to East Cap- | 0%, Of 2x. Chandler. trom the Committee on Gom- Wall Street To-day. agreeable remedies ever offered to the public. aon, Le Sa the ‘Eepublican canvass in that Territory. and | itol street. thence along said East Capitol | “The siatemtnt alluded to applands, ensites, | merce, reported a bill constituting Cambridge. | New Yorx, June 11.—Money tour per cont. | Those preferring a Medicine tree trom Alcobolte AND BLA . the Nepeblican party there concede that the Street kegpaboney pee bape a — re and stimulates soldiers to insubordination and oo ron State of Matsachusetts, a port of de- Exchange 4. Stocks active. Gold, 1307, | admixture, will use ae > sm the . St - | Sirert to north A or north B streets, to intersect | diegrace by the publication of the same. Some | livery ’ 55." Old bonds 32',; new | eb: age tn palite et = on page ‘with the Metropolitan Railroad, with the privi- | hare uttered growoe sonturt che Ciomenal OF aoe | Mr Sumner called up his motion to recon. | Visas, 5 HOUFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. Be Chevenshiy equations every ix to Kepubhesn was largely due to his ef- jege of running passenger cars over said Me. army, to whom the country has awarded such | sider the vote by which the omnibus admission To-day's New York Markets. ‘Those who have no objection to the combination Pd bad taint and restores the «: «. As he was a meritorious officer, and is | tropolitan Railroad track to its western termi- | \'cod;miecion for tee pre-eminent service in | bill was passed. FR oF tee icra ee a eomiien te bealthy condithen ates. % Soon ve ae ne guStto the stockholders of said Metro| ie a peo- | conside: the table, , : ; acing the al _ ms an —— that ie yun b Railroad Company. Also, a double joes eo of our republic and our freedom as a peo. Mr. Sherman stated that he uaderstood the ents lower, Wheat dull and drooping. Corn ‘- promptly confirme : ars oe track branch railway commencing at the inter- MINATOONS BY THE PRESIDENT. — The | Section of M street south and Eleventh street a shade firmer. Pork dull; new mess $24. Lard | (They are both equally good, and contain the ‘The soldiers in th Scents. Cotton dull at 29a) | ,ame medicinal virtues. the chotte between the two “aoe fore assured that it Sab District are there- | motion to be made only for the purpose ale : S fates) | declining at re matter ef taste, the Tonicbeing the | 9 Used and emdorsed by the Leatine Payot a plain duty to repulse | lowing the Senator from Tlinois (Mr. Yates) | declining Middling Uplands. Freiguas tan, ing & mere mu % y : S rast, running thence slong said M street south | jn'a becoming manver every effort made by | to make an argument on it. ~ ie a Rosin | 20 Dalatable. Giams everywaere th is known vroene matamitied 10 the Senate to-day the | 16 the Soot of Eighth street east to intersect wit. shers rapapers or by in- | | Mr. Chandler then withdrew his motion, and | SP!7!s Turpentine steady ar 45 cents. Rosin Howing penimations —C. K. Halt, Collector | Ne publishers of newspapers or by otber in. the Washington and Georgetown railway track; Forsyth | also. a double or single track branch rrilway euih Diss | Commencing at the intersection of Eleventh . Jollee. | Stfeet east and Virginia avenue, ruaning C. Darlington, Collec- | 250. stong said. Vieeinia: avenen’ te Evghth of Yorktown. Va. © 7 for commen strained. | ,TRe stomach, from "Nerd etilgge te nctions he The following, among many hundreds of our beet oy 'then becomes after aa thereseltofenins | citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy: that the patient suffers fromseveral or more | Kosin firm at $3.1-as3. dividuals, tending to incite disgracetul acts | Mr. Yates taking the floor, proceeded to arg. and insurbordimation. Alsc, to abstain from ie Ge 1iget ot Coanrese <@ bol gras gare Dry Goods any expression of political opinion as to per- | of admission upon Scttes. and of the pertec: x 2 A saaor Sasties. re : ® control of that body over the question of suf- In regard to the trade of the past wee Thus may the soldiers make manifest that | fiage ip all the States, Lave no points of special importance to Castoms District of Texas: J. 0. eetor of Interual Revenue ft tot New York tor of Customs Dis : : CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. : ols" | of the following diseases : j Sttvet east to imtersect with said Washing- | :hey are meritorious and incapable of being led Simag ae besweeansietven: : Pi ces have undergone no changes of moment, sae ‘Scan Soe | IE, pints ime: J. Barbour. Appraiser of Merchaadise Port of | ton and Georgetown railroad; also, a double astray by the evil-minded, and least of all. by | jough, (Md.) trom Gommmitiee on De ie chine eae Sere Constipation, Fla nae ie =~ ae I believe Dr. Lawrence's “RUSADALIS” wo be H. M. Le, Assessor of Internal | oF single tract pot Tit cteey ecommencing &t | those who have cansed the pall of death to | (ina! reported favorably upon the bill | Wittant epeculative mowetone oer ee Bulaesee Biaot to the Heat, Ack | the Be-v Actixarive ix Wen, and Gherefore fally Revenue Third District of Masss : vasa ataee toon aren aioe Penn. | COxer& milli _n soldiers, sek Seid 1 | {2 incorporate the National Hotel Company of | fice ora tall. ‘The eatest course, from present Dissent Sor Bust, Pudaces — THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D, ry Naylor. member of the Levy Court, in place Avanin avenue to the intersection Of anid aves Bie Bell a and Brevet Brig. General ae een D.C. [It Hag, are con appearances, is to buy from hand to mouth pee tegP—secy ‘ict Some, Auaeay % wo in eeiideorer i ae a . LS » = C. McGuire and others. and authorizes att , is the true r chants a 7 as J eyetriet sn emia one e railroad track of the Wasbincven Sod Goes WT HART: A: A-A-G. | them to.Bold real estate not exceeding ssbi,ni, | pic, atter all is the tue rule for merchants. Sour Eructations, Sink- ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST soe all dae nad ec ARES have been in | town Railroad Company, with the privilege | agsagstNATION OF THE FRINCE OF | chy. lipiva ie Conmir ante eee Leigh ep careyh or none Pir tg Pisani oS al att j oe P 3 Tooley r ; : s 3 3 city. y i privileges f pairs or othe ses, there is . = see aes, Se Saveked! Woolley ietere:| of rumning passenger cats over the railway SERVIA. milar incorporated "bodies iu the Distfier of deter Digit pasion page owe pe she Heed, Haniel or Dificols | BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND Se ee hee ae eae See-uained loterane ntermsas | New York, June 11.—The Herali’s London | Columbia. ‘The capital stock shall not be lace s ‘i. ; ove rons, = sas nd RS, J rs" 4 = — war ~ via rer’ agents, which is not likel; Breathine, Flutterina at the leart, i = > auengh 8 auatber are‘im aitemtuace, | S00ve sere uw rercr oes upoe tech teres a8 ch of yesterday says that telegrams trom | than $27 in shares of #500 each.) The bill | however, to prove emecsshen Th been eee Ghokime or Suftensine Sensations when |, Witsox County, September 1087 img the call of the Managers of said company: also. a double or single track ‘ate that the reiguing prince, Michel | was passed without debate. ings and shirtings there is but litle doing tna Lying Posture, Dimmness af Virion, RE youngest denghter.aged Gvoyeors branch railway. commencing at the intersec- ‘ch, when walking in the park im Mr. Marshall (i11.) asked and obtained leave | Prices remain firma and manufactures choo no ‘Dots or Webbs before the Siz | nas becu dreadfully aMicted with Berofula weeny It I# STATED positively that the P Hon of Ith street east and South E strwet, | Belgrade this evening, was shot down. His | to have read at the Clerk's desk a letter trom | P7}ce® to force sales. The hot season matur- Dull Pain im tne Head, Def- ell ber hfe. 1 tried a great many Physicians, bat Will tender the office of Attorney General to runing thence along E street south to | #SSAssin was one of three men who were all | Mr. R. T. Merrick, in. which he quotes a state ly causes Ianguidness and an mdisposiion cy of Perspiration, Yel- | without relieving ber mach, tm fact. most of thea spate the Cungunsneh Seizing Gromak wun | teSd wilh yovolver. Belgrade war com, | ment made by Mr. Butler in debate a day or ‘either side to force business. The stock of Cecniss Gf ke hae wat said there was uo bope of cure. During the last aS |S dere ee public’ carriages’ there. | Valsed with excitement, and the communica | twoago to she ene eat ma (eater) Mas it | heavy weights is something larger than 1t wi Pweg tll Heer rheee oS | spring she was worse than ever, ‘her ‘ody wut ry | aw , = tion of the news ont=ide of the walls was ession of telegrams that had passed be- sce ae 3 = _ Byes, + | Hinde being covered with sores ows | tnctefor arate of fare not echecmageatea eine | likely to sgitaie the population on tis niece | Loven Weoley oak Mere cee athe marker ke bidechad ooeic nia eee ne Back, Chest, Limbs, ete, Sud face and eyes badly ulcerated aud aw.ilen. Wh on tin therefor a rate of fare not exceeding seven cents Ward ‘This stat M. k Le market fo1 ched goods i very den Flushes of Heat, Bi in this conditicn. ap advised by Dr. L.A. St & passenger for any distauce between the termini | tk of the Danube, and disturb the pe: ander, FTO Se eg ee DIO fy me condition as that for brown sheetings Sse . to try your Kosaiatis. 1 xt once procured ti _ be House | Pine sald main relearn between the t-rmini | the principality, ret after te ce as Re never met Woolley | -phe better qualities of leading styles are in fat the Flesh, Comsiant Imi | Sotties-end commenced giving tt to ter ves. His failing heaith is the | Of either of said Branch Tallwaye, or bereenn noul after bis arrest, and had never tele. nd prices are firmly maintained. Me- Beil, and Great Depression of Spir | was masical. dn less than@ month, t© My grea ieciension. | either termimus of said main railway and the | FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE. sear ars it ae imine low grades are Iss firmly held, and | ne sufferer trom these diseases shou'd exercise pecan oe A ne . - terminns of either of said branch Ta:lways Loxpon, Juue 11—Forenoon.—Consols tor | tr and e desired to have it corrected. ses a decline of prices to the extent of | he t cantion inthe selection of aremedy Yourt. WW. BURNETT Gey. Gro ity | Prorided, That the use and maintenance of said | mon: % anced, McCullough, (Md..) from Committee on rd bas been submitted to. for bis case, purchasing only that which he is as : 3 * evening for We: ork, toate | road shall be subject to the municipal reeula~ Liverroo: 11.—Forenoon.—Corton | Pistmet of Columbit. reported a bill to mwcorpo- 1 the annual exami " He | Uons of the city and county of Washi quiet. Sales of terthe examination, | Std company shall have the exclusive right, | bales. Breadste . _ 2 ny time within two years, to extend their | Lexpox, Jun | road” from Uniontown into such part or | changed ire in good supply, but in limited de- | sored from ‘bis investigations aud inquiries pos- The leading makes—such as Pepperell, | sesnes true merit, is skilfully ccmpounied, te free } Appleton and Massachuee't=— cell al | {com injurious ingredients, and has establis! H E== itself a reputation for the cure of these dineases. aie iereies oe In this conection we would submit thore well- ; rate the National Art Union A @ estimated Rt Sh) “ = are estimated on ict of Columbia. (The bul prop porate a company with than $50,000 nor more th: BUSADALIS CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES son, N.C. Sept. 15, 1857, Wall return to this 7 to capital of not 1i—Atternoon.—Con American securit a S100 in SE RETARY Sewanp for iis home im t BR fon. now aged & eare, F ares of $1) each for the collection and aud for the fall trude. but appearaiices favor | gown remedien— en yl ig A proved to be tapene paris of the county of Washington lying | nominal mt engl gronages perl ginal - conch hat there will be an advance ix | matter, which com dentroyed his beat. wFB on the noon train yesterday. He will th of the Anscostia river, a3 they Liverroot June 1i—Afternoon.—Cotton Dba rat ane Deed meso Kae SRCORTR, «s betore long. Stipes and ucks of the HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS, He bas been afMficted with an iuveterate and ex. be absent for a week or twe | may determine upon, with the right | ends downward. Uf art, and it empowered the company re im moderate demand at ches se = e | tremely troublesome Ereptron of the Sion. some . | to Fun public carnages thereon drawn by horse . ae ieee oe Us crewacerel Grates, subject quoted prices, but there is little call for the anp | Himes Ureaking owt in mores. a , Roraialie wae NATRUCTION Deviciexcy A a- | or steam power, receiving therefor arate of LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. Mr. Harding (1ll.) thoved ta strike out thar | H&ht Weiehis. In gray printing-cloths there is Eisore. ater tabing tt a ker woke: re y of War the House Bees exSeeaing Sn Cente it road | CLEVELAND, Ono, June 11—The annual | portortet teh ene empowers the As-o- except tor specalation, Prices BOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, | came and remains entirely sell. Voursteuly” by the Paymaster General |, 205 distance from the terminus of their road | .:ockholders of the Lake Shore Railrosd, was Ciation to establish branches. The operations Pease teodihd Mectaccenn ey “A | 3. B. DANIBL. of appropriations required for | aye we hapten Tice cae amici | ee seeirded: Sha ine old bourd of directors | of the Association should be contined to the Dise inoue ee PBEPARED BY DE.C.M.JACKSUN, | - rose prions panty of s a 3 IS Teele, vith the exception A ike 4 ° : : _ reconstruction purposes. An estimate of neces- | cast side of said Anacostie river, “mater Mic oF Citcsind eho ee ak nee Soa ee t. Holders of the sum- pce iaeennhe BOSADALIS 18 4 POTENT REMEDY IN AU expenses Was sent to the House committee | That use and maintenance of said road or , : d. The oificers | a1} tue Seatec nes Agora ge crashed willing to close out ther < —_— | c SES. December, as follow roads shall be subject to the municipal tegula- sed. a tltes provided in acts ot 1 ion Sto concession, in order to prepare tor ‘: dey sane Orit Gites hich bave not yet _made their | 4 Twenty-two years since they a A ; ced this country from Germany, durt Prices have a yielding tendency. | $59% ‘Nine they tave’ wndoustedly aerial ¥ presideat: H. | that branches might be established elsewher George B. Ely. sec- | subject to the laws of the ch surer: H. Nottingham, super- | branches were established, alone tons of the county of Washington. Said roads shail be deemed real estate, and they, together, Wich other real property and the’ personai ATT Ww. BLotaT, NEY aT Law, INA. cured of Chronic Inflammation of we = of good =t the best « ; rtoa | Partial Deafuess of ten years etand jib B if ites ee Ginghams of good sty! «of the best quality | more cures, and benefitted suffering bamanity toa | the Kar and . 7 c | property of said hody corporate, shall be liable Misia ee Oe Cad dense romeion ta this th good demand.” Printed lawns have been ter extent, than aby other remedies kuown to | ug. by Bosadalis. GO. W. BLOUST 1 jo taxation as other real estate and personal ota lesen Setaa tl itetes cb teee acmesua et £ more freely. and pricesare consequently | fre public. ' — property in the city and county. The capital " =: vs was oe Sine well kept up. Rolled j s amd cambrics ‘hese remedies will effectually cure Liver Com Dasirict, > Fitth ‘ock vi the company shall be not less thar DEATH OF A FoR seprnidcviodi die seen Geclined tay Scept Mr-Har- |e ready of palaned eiee on to. ea isive, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nery FEE SOSADALTS | $50.C06 nor more than $300.00, to be divided New Ye Jone 1.—Don Antonio ding’s amendment, and dema Previous | de iaiues have sold well, and the hight style= ility, Chronic hora, Disease of the Kid- | = The erticies Grom which iy, am appropriation of $s into S Of $50 rach. Plenip © oe . Lee : wear are very greatly reduced in | Beys,and sll diseases arising from Disordered er pod pr nennnn ey ‘Oy the Medica’ ee the Third District. The balauce pee nas Mr. asbley (O}) asked Br Hisaigg o “ld + Woolens of all descriptions are com. | Liver, tomach, or Intestines. wherever it has been introduced,as « POSITIVE ed is now apphed for. | Retrrev.—Brevet Mayor Gen. Thomas 3 tp hits, tnloraan teas ue raise Semin a eotias paratively dull. The spring busin sss in fancy DEBILITY, and Trp: Meyer of the Pe Se gat = ———_~-re-___. 0 IN OF ie m submii , enss F ets is AO . . K is. a a aee ccs Coenen | Te eee oe ee Cueatty, Rati Retit li ous Naw ORidine COME Gh Aulierity— | torecomsioer MMalll, wIte tes demand for the dail teaaabas sol pereecieen | Reraiting from any Cumaewhatcoy: Prearations | LOOD. ia rict of the Atlantic. acco: placed upou the retired list of the army, a | FROM! ere Wi. Conway Jasiaiced | POTt a keneral incorporation bill, in order to get | feu rine wera ee oy ee ested the Systems induced by Sepere Labor, Hard | —_— ~ staff, made ap official call upou the Cai- board of examination having found bum physi- | oy, New Orleans, yesterday, Mr. | 10 of passing s0 many bills for special ineor- |} ieher. but the wiferion rraden me wey ae shes, Exposune, Eeoers, Sc. CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. nese Embassy vesterday moruing. Au invita. | lly imcompetent to discharge the duties ot | Couw rly-elected Mayor. presented E+, Washburne.(Tll:) alco dented. to bave In foreigy goods the trade for the season is gunn oe hee ak ee meee Tem | This is to certify that 1 was eured of Chronic ion Ws extended bj i Hancock % his office on account of wounds received in | bit att Hall, and gave Mayor | _2rWashburne (Ti. “1 . Apo aL oot; the stoamnrs which axrived during | 00s c Eres cena, tik aoe Ee Liver Complaint Uy Ur. Lawreuce's ‘Bonaialie, hasey 10 witness 8 3 battle. Gen. Wood 1s retired with the full rank | Heath a copy of Gen Gis eae one Cullough ‘then agreed to accept Mr. | [Bf ridin ight ines ooo oe a Deel aioe, Bred eee tie maar cigeste promptly. the | Sora long timecead trying variossmedichnes eine ahem ste . < 7. = Mest now selection to the office of J i except to! PEs n styles. ~ . cg ttn a dh by . » Thursday, iheTsth inst of Major General, his disability resulting trom | Mayor Heath ‘replied. he bees at nie The bill was thet on motion of Mr, Ashley, | A08Pied to the immediate wants of the eracon, | Blgoe, se RENINED. the cs tugs, ts eradicated frou | OUf,bencht, | 8 U8 hn Shs eneatyenna - * long aad faithful service. thorizing the election in question: and, tu Ini on the table. stas ¢ aces of Mr. Ashley. | there Je demand for British and con- | the eyes, © bloom t« given to the cheeks, and the through the use of Rosadalis. and it can Le lonet PEnsonal—Gen. Franz Siegel and ex-Sena- - — ——= | more, he did not recognize the rity ic Heaertion; aes ersoll, who | tinent Thr auction sales of the week | weak and uervous invalid becomes @ strong Fouter, of Connecticut, are at Wiltards ORDERED TO THIS City.—Special orders Nu* | Gen. Buchanan to issue the said order. Cone te pind. - Ingersoll, who oo yeighborhood Bosithy being. ov all peaks toe ngeae aan — THOM. }OBN PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, Greexe Coryty, Angust 4 fo a ™ feeling the band of time weighing beavil; ee them, with all its attendant tle wit find in have been of very little account, and consisted fly of broken lots and remnantsof c N.Y. Invicpendent, th inst. tothe | Bext bad the floor, to yield to him temporariiy. | 28 siete i © office. and if | #4 offered a resuiution setting forth that Rey. | ne Heath did not ackuowldes itt sorerae kt | John McMahon, a citizen of Idina, whowas | Me? should te under the vecestity of reporting the | #Tested asa Fenian and imprisoned in Cane 138, just issued by command of Gen. Grant, | ¥ dureets Brevet Mayor Gen, William H. Freneu, enant Colonel 2d U. S. artillery, to report nu. Emory, commanding Depariment of Hon. F.T Frelinghuysen, of New Jer: y replied that he called in obedience Hon. Hiram Barney, of New York, are Evbitt House. Gen. J. H. Gleason, of tue Fe- usin Brotherhood, and John Tyler, jr., of Vir- ign- the Secret PIMPLES, MOT At ts a well established fact that fall one-haif ot | Case of scrotula. of long standing. which i we Secretary. Honal Convention shall so far forget itself as to General, directing him to proceed to the City | PAbers LOTCHES. TAN. etc, 8 FT. sat te 5 well 2 " ] ada, had been ordered to further imprisonment = ide uve of thin BITTEES of the TONIC. anntaiy | ALTIMORE, Febrosry 10, 1808, gunIM, are at the Kirkwood House, | Wa-biugton, for court-martial duty. plied, Re reersa ag athe con vy pee “ise AeWspaper published in the United SPECIAL NOTICE bat will instil now life inte theirecias tenes | a ee ‘2 : : . = proceriled to headquarters. Attwoo'elock | Di2trvat sound ub his person, and because of PHALON'S “Pare pTiOx qn fee 19), BOSADALIS a0 f very powerful siteratt PoLiTicaL.—The Columbus(Obio)Sta‘esmrn, |. Banos Gerort, the Prussian Minister and | Conv: iy accompayied by Captain DeRussey, | Yi ef tera ag SP atesdie ee ee Ll NS +P AN LOTIO: Bealth and happiness to their rematuing earet'* | [have seen it used in two cases with Teeulte the State organ of the Democracy, bas taken | the members of the Prussian Legation, this | of Gen Buchanan staff; proseeded to the OGy ike. Ht Oe atLCeOR aac ee | pranris SK xD : f case ef secondary syphilis, in which the ¥ ire into the alleged facts and report what UTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX ent provonnced himself cured after having position on Mr. Chase's proposed nomination | Morning called on Secretary Schofield. Ex- = neces ype anecen Are necessary to prevent such brutality, | peyovgs ALL 2 Bes FRECKLE NOTICE, a five bottles of your medicine. The other = hy the Democratic National Conveution in | Secretary Stanton also bad an interview with hdr we Aieay 5 Gre and that the commitiee send for persons aud E 2 S. S. July wext. It says :—« If the Democracic Na- | Captain DeRussey. and «igned by the Adjutant ¥ ‘A, Bi and renders THE SKINS he female portion of our population are qeidom iecinea aaten Hall and install Mr. Conway as Mayor. Heath | | M™- Washburne (11) wanted some explana. FaIR and LOOMING be enjoy ment of good healt 0%, to use their ewn kominate Chief Justice Chase for the Presi- | Tie Wit Hovse.—The usual crowd o! lied that he was duly installed Mayor of | Wel before he authorized the committee to send | For LADIES to the NUBSERY ting iavalaah: expression. “never feel well” They are languid. S otoocea nb=t man who was not trueto | visitors were at the Executive Mansion this New Orleans; his ap) polutment was confirmed | 102 Persons and papers, For GENTLEME the Democratic organization in the days when py confirm iter § devoid of al! energy, extremely nervous, and have “PAPHIAN LOTION” Bo appetite. ol edy for « . Mr. Ingersoll would resume the floor, - . Th | Morning. and many were admitted to see the | by Congress: and that knowing to legal elec: umorous souls d their associat could not yield for tha se, tar pany: tie Atcwonee mal an coed ke President. Secretaries Browning, McCulloch. | Uon to supply bis place, he did not recognize % bat purpose. Ht We find suthicieut cause for repentance in tue | Postmaster General Randall, s ‘ases and Liemis e SKI To class of persons the BITTERS, or the TORIC By Tecommended. vo | league (Mr. Washburne) did not want an ex. ALO: "AP “ ie especially tor tenn the authority of Gen. Buchanan to remove howe es 4 a ALON APHIAN SOAP o's Rosadalis 7 at ine | lew and several Reprosentariveshad intarines | Bit. Captain Deliacesy reves cna procured | Hianauion except for the purpose of using up | for the TOILET, NURSERY aed BAT. will not WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN and sulin nlinaaive: ie, oak eee tact that we helped nominate and elect the i 4 squad of police; and, placing Heath uuder | ¢ Morning hour. If he wants to object let | “chap ihe SKIN Prine gs sete ae Hd senior editor of the (Crisis Seeretary of | With the President. test cutiened tilts on deliver tke Keys, book, | Bim do so. statins Are made strong by the use of either of these rem Recommending tt to th Sema, end Ge Gawt groper t> cara | 4 = 1 office of Mayor toGonway. Heat reteeni | Mr. Washburne (to Mr. Ingersoll.) —Keep LOR DE MAYo.* sdies. “They will cure every case of MABASMUS 3 se for Tepentance by supporting any such INDIAN TROUELES.—A report was received ts comaae ak a wilte aa wick wae your temper, now . LOR DE MAYO = without fail. é. man for the Presidency as Mr. Chase. by the Cominissoner of Indian Affairs this | Siyen hin. Conw: y took possession of the | MF. Ingersoll —I have it. If you wantto Ae URGUISITE. DELIGET Eee Thousands of certificates bave accumulated 1 k Feehan eae aeons Desprich (Dem.) cannot | morning from the agent at Fort Cobb, staung | Emce, andcwhite wivine en ees appointing | Pvirets doso, bur Dcant yield tor'auexplana- | fyIEE EXQUISITE, ee Loe z: conceive bow anybody can seriously asseciate | iat the Indfans on the leased district in the | John’ W. Overall his secretary, was banded a | "St, Washburne bjected to the resolution PHALON & SON, New York. gbeorved. are men of otonmaet as8s Sading that R. the name of Chief Justice Chase with a Demo- | Indian Territory, were greatly dissatistied at | writ of yuo warrant. Captain DeRussey said | yeing reterred elinoas exouarene ve JeS-ly Sold by all Drucgists. they must be believed. 8 Could be © Detocrann nue it possible that he | the location of their agency, particularly the | the writ would have to take ite course, but Ata subsequent stage of the proceedings Mr [eieSrAiEe Glial x could be a Democratic standard-bearer. His | Kiowas. The Chief, “Kiokingbird,” had ‘in- | could not interfere with hin nates. Heath was | punter withdrew ihe clause about condine ae | HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR =a me Support of negro suffrage, the financial policy | formed the agent that bis young men were go. | released on parole. Before sending Captain persots OBA papers, aa the pote te RENEWER Jeunary 7, 1868. ee: Mluch be established while at the head of the | ing up the North Canadian for their annoal DeKussey to install Conway,” General | H°T agreed toe Pers Aud the resolution was BAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFECT TESTIMONIALS. Treasury Department. and most of his judicial | medicine dance, and he feared that upon their | Buchanan sent a communicgoy oy Heath, de- | “Mr. ‘Ingersoll, (1I1.,) from Committee on PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EVER OF- . I hereby certify that J am personally acquainted decisions sin ebench of the | return he would not beable to control them. | siring bis presence at. headquarters at his District of Coluinbia, reported back the bill in | _Itisa veestanenee pont ond conted HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD, With the above-named Physicians, and they are all Supreme Court, it says ratuation be aay | Aekrt bowtle bands bad made raids iui | earliest convenience, Heath teplird that ne | District of Colt Alexandria Canal, with an | rioueproperticn whatever,” Mt Comesime noinja- | 6,» ms ae yreme Coursey Pa writes: | Ecttiemen of eepeetabiiity sid ro Davis against the possibility of bis nommation by any | ‘Texas, and unless a military post should b- e+. | was officially engaged. and would call at the | smendment in the nature of a subststuce, di wr! ! restore Gray Hait to its original color PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1357, | Community. Fie Es: portion of the Democratic party. tablished in that section it was though: the | earliest Gphortumuty compatible with official | “ine substitute tener ee It will keep the hair from falling ont, . “I find ‘Hooftand's tters’ isa good | y Jig 1868. Mayor of Wileon, N. 0. —— Gen. Beauregard, who is now in New | whites would have to leave, asthe Indians | duties, Heath Teceived a letter containing the | yy; Ww. shburne (Til) demanded the reading | gy! cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, ius- | tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organe ae York says, im reference to the probable course | Were preparing tor the war path. single word “stick,” purporting to have been | of the orginal bill, and would then makea | "yryaude ndid hair dressing. ee Toure, tralys ei the Southern delegations im tue Demo- signed by five thousand Republicans. There | hoint of order upon it. No person, old or young, should fail to use it = pike GEO. W. WOODWARD.” BOSADALS WILL CURE THE cratic National Convention, that itis exireme- | INCREASE OF ComMUTATION.—In General is bee mgerec hoy Loingng oe in ‘the city, and a | " Mr. Ingersoll said his coll ague only want- 8 recommended and wsed by the first Medical ui . CASES OF OBRONIC KEK ty unprobable that che voce gta single South- | Orders No. 26 just issued. the Secretary of War | *"!Dg Police force is at the City Hall. ed the origial bill read for purposes of dels author ern Sutte can be for the Democratic candi. | ee lelectra bias carects that the mouthly rate of commutation | ‘THe PResnyTERiaN Union Postrone! for quarters at Austin, Texas, be increased io | The Old and New School Presbyterians y. and not to subserve any really good purpose. S7 Ask for Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be- Gates; and theretore the Southern Democracy in | AME Washburne said bis colleague had uo | DGW*E, ind take no other HON. JAMES THOMPSON, have no right to advise. much less insist, upon Judee of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Nt PL HALU&CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprictors, Pu oi 7 . = right to thus judge of bis motives. z % . . . ihe adoption of auy special nominee by their | *! MF Toom per month, biy adopted the recolunioa ee eng aise: | The Speaker said the gentleman hada rignt | TF sale by all druggtets, eam | sea hermeaiter Hootland's German bitors’ a celne- Neceptit ie einattons tee sees this: | Recerprn Row OeeToms,—The receipts trom | DY, 2dopied the resolution p Assembly desired | qmpud the reading of ee: UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA, STROM ae a Camycertily this from my experience sustain whatever candidates saat! appsar most | CUStems at the ports below named, trom June bereiellty en Soyo Da » al- | s:rue the reason, POPULAR PBICES. i * JAMES THOMPSON.” available and most likely to secure success in | Ist to 6th, imelusive were as follow: me race, Ota ing the union was Mr. 1 call my colleague to | SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FO: - the judgment of the Northern delegations. For | $20.735.91; New York, $2,059,836: Ph: Sdlopted. there was added by the Old School | order. Peau ‘ Assembly & recommendation that the portion of : LIES AND GENTLEMEN. the basis which referred to the confersion, bes coer DECTeol =I have uot the slightest ob- | 94.59 Por Day, $38 Per Week, $100 for four weeks ing received in its historical or reformed sense. | J 2 The reading of he origimal bill was com. | Omnibus and Baggage Master to reccive Checks Hancock all the white men in the South | phia, $316,670.55; Baltimore, Sivifn.-2: Sau Mould turn out and work with grea: zeal, if be | Francisco, (May Ist to th,) $2507: should bappen to be pominated: but if in the | a. judgement of the Northern delegations success | FROM EEV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD.D.D. Pastor of the Tench Baptist Church, Philadelphia ; ‘ie — T ot Dr. Jackson—Deat Sir: I have beon frequently | Smicied. Yours, very uly, ne tte the <i. should be omitted: also that which gave free. : nested te connect my name with recommends. JAMES WEBB. j mnenced, td pending its reading the mornin, Lichen Gous of different Kinds of medicines, bat 3 covlal uly tg Secured by Mer hominaiion of | Mutver Wao. Guo. D. Resor, Assistant | dom in stating, explaining and iMustrating the | hour expired: and ime bill went over, * | OPEN FROM JUNE ist To OCTOBER ter, | HoByetat .t Selman F. Chase, upon any other platiorm | Adjutant General, has been granted permission formed or Calvanintic apeten tenance rate, AMI (0. asked leave 10 offer a reso: Address LELAND BROTHERS, PREPARED ONLY BY than absolute negro suitrage, then the Southern | to delay iw sraiar Lin eae ae ‘ee | form Nem. The Old School | jution reciting that a number of murders had ‘or 8. LELAND & Co. . white Democrats would gladly work for his braska, unti the Ist of July Oman N eafiog upon the questing Or nie eine | recenlly been’ commited in South Oarctun, | my Si-WAlew ‘Metropolitan Hotel, J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, election also. But if, unfortunately, the Nofth- | sarpietutinn of tee co emir The action of | {é parties murdered haying committed no of. BALTIMORE. MD., ern delegations should put up such a platform | AMONG the graduates of the United States the Old School Assembly did note seen et | fence other than a devouion tothe Union, aad AMERICAN HOUSE, Late of Wilson, NC.) eroding tua. oe tae Rea cat, POPS: | Naval Academy who received their diplomas | Cid, Schoo! w School Assembly wehich was | 2¢0!¥i0E, a6 the sense of this House, that Gen, Boston, Massacuvansrs. near) ‘ out-Heroding that of the Republicans on She | : N on ae taaeren the ah cteion F the amend. |X: K Scott, Governor elect of South Carolina, i mt aad Gxteasive k ‘tome cases it may fail; PRICE $1.50 PER BOTTLE. hegro suffrage question, then the whites of the | Bd Will soom be attached to the Navy, are the see Rae imsure the adoption of the amend- | shouid at once offer are ward Of sind ee which have recentiy, boon saute eimprovements | will be very beneficial GV Gold wholeeale by all the pal Whote- Seah Thntd sia Sibome and let their North. | following from, this Distriet—A. Maris, A. | ment. The proposed one votes in ordet to be | SPPfelension of the murderers reterred to. and | [hich tee iarecer tae England,cnable {ha pro. | ‘Be Sbove causes. | Satine Unive ern * em on m1 s E fe = ‘mu @ ro br aitheat tneitoneaaene Se a i Elliott, and unwright, carried in that body. They only received one that he should also at once take measures to Fauulies, and the Drocgiste the large ci! — gale ie all ay 4 é Eighth, below Coates street. Gam overyebire: —s views of Gen. Beauregard and those whom he Tue ALBXANDEIA CANAL. —The bill intro. | humdred and seventeen peas. A commits | MEFESt And confine all known desperadoes re- lations and conve- yepresemis | duced im the House sometime since in relation | ¥* va vicini jepces superior to any other Hotel in the pointed to which ihe subject was re- | Commfitied. © Vicinity where the murders were | plences superior 10 any other Hotel im. tho d, but it reported it was too late to take _ ua All letters of ingeiry, &c., promptly answered. a ee te + ty FROM BEV. E. D. FENDALL, Address — The New York Tribune concedes strength | to the Alexandria canal and subsequently re- ‘action w the matters under iderati Mr. Trimble (Ky) objected. ; Assistant Editor Christian to the Chase movement, but says: «Fi | Ported back with amendments by the District | The New. School Assembly Wee wenton, | , Mt. Brooks (N-¥.) said he would like to nee the 1 have derived decided bengal frog’ fons ot oe #5 ae aes present, we simply advise all | Committee, to which it was Teferred, was dissolved without any definite settlement of the | 2&Y® oy inquiry also relative 2 Democrats | stracted, conveys vets to the Sever Mocfiand’s German Bitters, and feel it privi- | SOLE PROrninrens. AND MANUFACTU port of the strength developed for Chase is C@lled up to-day, and after some little debate questions m interest. The committee of the | W#0 Dave been’ ruthlessly murdered in Ten- | house in one minute; the entries! ave been newly | lege to recommend ‘tonic i factitious—mea gonly tha! Pendleton mast | Was Jaid over til to-morow because of the ex- nestio : heseee and Alabama. and richly.c entire house thor. ; New School Presbyterians being contin ted to be defeated at all bazards—apd will be ready to Piration of the morning hour. This bill. was “A * is | Onehiy replenished abd retarstehat wettest a act with Old School brethren, there will be | rensiunen ey, Reve uoce he Would offer nis | onshly poibimenta-causl toany hotyiia ths cou break for Hancock or Hendricks om the first | Published in the Stam at the time it was first | farther negotiation, so that when the Assemb- ‘The Speaker laid pefore the House a com- | "hy pect of success.” | offered. ‘ Hes are agnin convened in 1880, there may be |-ssunication from the Secretary Gf ine Treen see w York Triune aunounces that | ‘Tue CHINESE EMBASSY visited Mount Ver- | Me plan of union adopted which will be po beige BALTIMORE STREET, Bartimone, Mp. For sale by 8. C. FORD. Draggist, No. nee = ee ty relative to the tax on Insurance Compa- | ‘my 2)an3m oe 256 Fons.ore. Washington: 0. sp i-om ton will not bea candidate for re- | pon yesterday aiternoon. satisfactory ou tee on positions ta- | nies. Referred to Ways and Means Comrit. -_ i-_——_——_ _—— The sun, of the same city, states | pide verry pole Bg elder branch this year may be tee. y be thet ‘be Comser vati ve RepwDlicans of (he State, ANTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts trom this = Also, a communication from the Paymaster Cle of whom Mfr. Thurlow Weed is the natural and } Sunres 10-day wite 688770627, OF The Mascachusetts Legislature has just | General in relation to deficiencies for suforee, | aA Clerarman. = oye recog leader, have fixed upon the Hon. rerused to pay itself $6 per diem. ment of the reconstruction laws in the South. | edy for the Cure of Nervous De- Horace Greeley as the candidate of the Repub- | ee Ti till flourish at Paris. ern States. Referred to Committee on Appro- | C@¥, Diseases of the Urinar, ‘ fican party for Govermor at the nextelecion, | ®% Coburn and MecCoole cleared samy | SA Trams 5 }Tiations, i ‘and’ {ae Shele. ton by Their might at the Cont eeaa Bray with all | apiece from railroad tickets. They chartered | S7 Rubber twine is one of the latest novelties. | * On motion of Mr. Eliot, (Mass ,) the bill in re. | pe gooona coll apy their might at the Comveuuou of July -th. | the train m partnership. S7 Blondes are quoted as above par in the | lation pad woe oft American commerce, desire to bene: ‘Bnfortanate, I wilt ‘They wish to barmonize the party, now divided | gg Jt is stated that Mrs. Gaines bas recently | matrimonal market, and brunettes @ little be. | which wae special order, was postponed | send the reci : into warring squads, and to bring out the full | received quite & number of anonymous letters | low. until Wednesday next, and made the special gre. ina gar it, Kiad cal strength im the support of Grant and | in New Orleans, warning her against pushing S87 Fen—A little instrument used in giving | Order for that day. OGRE VAs Colfax. ber claims under the will of the late Damiel | one’s self airs, Mr. Gar: and Mr. Schenck asked unani- my re * . 1D, Bible Bowes, —— The Empire Club ot New York city held | Clark, under the pain of personal violence, &7 Eleven skirts of white tulle are necessary yd consent Log Fin aE seein to-day om ity. a largely attended meeting on Tuesday even- | _S@ Four men bave been arrested in New | toa Paris evening dress. dispensed with, rouse continue its session until § o'clock, =a rons. mg, at Masonic Hall. | The club pledges to | York and held to bail for carrying on a diatil- | ag-Caroline ©. Grant bas won, in the Boston begets Angas streets. ‘Objection was made. This cogant’s Gorman Bitjecs, por —— s rt the mominee of the Democratic Na- | lery on board a ship. T ronid inke ina | courts, & verdict of $1,000 damages against ‘then reso! Com ay tional Con vention for the ee yy pedo gy itn tae att ae epecae rt cruise ie eens, Ee org a ong of cpr a ae iowiene ne Tocnaned tee a omaaaite ise Hoehees par battinnee Facwen foc" | ‘Bo ma) candidate. {ueD ° marr, bay: ex. "3 Sh. SeSiay seca Sha Setar | “eo enti Paes te oy mes uving | Epsnsentnntets eeacemmaa: | eee ae vip Dorsett ee eee vag husiastically received, wi eet on hiving 'y off the en- &@ General O'Neil, the 2 i ‘Dealers ov vising and cheering yociferously. i ever elected President of the United States. gagemen| : . at Nashville, e , ee Bote a Bawede = F \ “