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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

Cs.rPretty much every republican member OF
Congress- is a candidate for Office. We have
never seen the time when so large proportion
Of the legislative branch Of the Government
were open applicants for Executive aVor--N' I
Eve. Post, (Rep.)
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MA Louisville paper has some snswers to
correspondents. Here is sample: JENNY
Ministers are not more addicted to dissipation
thar men Of other professions. few OF the
KaIlock type take gin, toddies and liberties with
females, but the great majority Of them are as
good as lawyesrs and doctors. II you want tc
marry a true Christian, marry an editor"
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white. faced black Spanish fowls

WhlLe- -IaC6u DIaCK NpdHIsH AUWAS
REATEST Layers in the World. These fowls
" scarcely ever wanting TO set, and are delicious
for the table. Plumpge black possessing rich
meralic lustre, faces being white makes striking
contrast, and gives stately appearance to the
fowl They are provided wit h the largest comb and
gills Of any known Chicken, possessing beautiful
form and as gay ss a Peacock.
Eggs will be sent by Express, carefully packed,
ssr 50 per dozen We have u process by which
Eggs can be treated so as TO keep n year and then
hatch or oe Just as nice for tie table when
ted Eggs have been sent here from England trea-
ted thus, and hatched very successfully. The n
bove discovery will be sent gro's 70 all sending Tor
Eggs, and that may desire it. Address,
L. b SILVER, Salem, Ohio.
Portraits can be seen of the above Fowls by re-
ferring TO February number. 1861, OF Ohio Cnitiva
tor, march 49, 'ol 3m
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THE PEOPLES COOKBOOK!
M0DRRN COOK BR Y
In MI fts Branches.

III q n & RN GU0K X Err 7
In ali its Branches.
nv MISS ELIZA ACTON.
CAREFULLY REyISEDBY MRS. s. HALE
n TelIs You How to choose all kinds Of Meats,
Poultry, end Game, with all the va
rious and most approved modes OF
dressing g nd cooking Beefand Pork;
also the best end simplest way Of
sailing, p.ckling and curing the
same.
/, Tell, You All the various and most approved
modes ef dressing, cooking, and bo-
ming Mutton, Lamb. Veal, Poultry.
and Game Of all kinds, with the
different Dressings, GTayies, and
Siufings appropriate to each.
A. Tells You How TO choose, clean, and preserve
Fish OF all kinds, and how 10 sweet
en- 1t when tainted; also all the va.
rious and most approved modes OF
cooking, with the different Dress
lngs, Sauces, and Flayorings appro-
pirate To each.
n Tells Yeu Allthe various end most approved
modes OF preparing over fifty diff =
en- kinds OF Meat. Fish, Fow Game
and Vegetable Soups, Broths, and
Stews, with tn, Relshes and sea.
eonings appropriate to each
II Tells Yon All the various and most approved
modes OF cooking Vegetables Of ev
cry description also how to prepare
Pickles, Catsups and Curries Of all
kinds, Poued Meats, Fish, Game,
Mushrooms, &c.
Il Tells You III the various and most approved
modes OF preparing and cooking all
kinds at PLAIN anG fancy Psstry,
Puddings, Umelettes, Friuers cakes
confectionery, Preserves, Jelhes,
and Sweet D!shes OF every descrip'
ton.
1t Tells You All the various and most approved
modes OF making Bread, Rusks
Muilns and Biscuit, i.e hest me-
thod o! preparing Coffee, Chocolate
md Tea, aud how TO make syrups
Cordials, and Wines of varou'
kinds,
1t Tells Yoa How to set out and ornament Ia
Bile, how To carve all kinds OF Fish
| Flesh or Fowl, aud in short, how Il
| simplify the who e Art OF Cooking
10 bring tho choicet uxuries 0
| the liable within everybody reach
The book contains 4l9 pages; and upwards o
Twelve hundred Recipes, all Ut which are the re
suits of ac'ual experience, having been fully ant
carefully tested under the personal superinten
dence OF the writers. 1t is printed in clear an
Upen ,ype Is illustrated with appropriate engra
wings and will be forwarded to any address, neatI
bound. and postage paid, on receipt OF The price
al 90 or in cloth, extra, 81 ,21.
i SaO0O A YEAR
can he made by euterprising men everywhere, !
Sc Hing the above work, our Inducements 10 4
such are very liberal.
For single copies of the Book, or for terms
agents. ith other information, apply TO or addres
JOHN L. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 SAMSON Street. Philadelphia, Pi
Nov 6, 60-ly
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P..AlEITING-
BENJAMIN Watkinson.

OFFERS his services 10 the citizens Of Cadiz and
urropnding country, In the art of
House Painting, Graiming, Paper
Hanging, vanishing,
and all kinds Of Imitation in Wood Stone and Mar.
bic, Also, Sign painting attended 10, on the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing 10 have Painting done in the bes
and most modern style, would do we'll 10 give him .
call. az he endeayors 70 do his work in neat, sub
stantial, and workman-Iike manner,
Cadiz, Ohio, May II, 1856
4 INEPHALIC FILLS, an iniailibls cure f1r dea
" Ache, for sale by JOHN BEALL.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

III liza u EIT II Itts
A Benevolent institution established by SPECIAL
endowment for the Relief of the Sick ard Dis
tressed. afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic
Disease, aud especially for the cure of Disea
scs OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Act.
ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with de.
scTiption OF their condition. cage, occupation
b,h,ts Of life. &c) and in cases ot extreme pov
er,y Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on Spermalorth9a, and Other
diseases OF the sexual organs, and on the NEW
REV EDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent tt
tLe afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free o
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will bt
acceptable. ,,,c,,,.oN
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No. 2, Sout
Ninth street Philadelphia Pa. BY order ol tn
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO F AlRCHlLD, Secretary.
| Oct II, ls60-lY
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wall Paper Wall Paper! !!

TIME subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the public TO his large and well Sc
ieced stock OF all Papers, just receiving for the
Sn,,nc and summer trade. His stock consists oil
81 90 pieces with 400 different 2at.crns. ranging
in nric from 6Ncsnts tc Si,Jv per piece, together
,g;ih every variety ot Borders, Window Curtains,
Decora tions for annel Work, &C., &c.
he mas also on hand complete assortment OF
school. Historical, Medical, Religious and Miscel-
lanaous Books, Stationery, Blank Books &c, &C.,
witch will be sold wholesale and retail as cheap
a. tliey can be had West Of the Moantains.n Give
me d call. ia J. IN. LAf10H.
March9.'s9. d
w lND0w Glass aAd Putty. large and fresh
w arrival Of each, Tor sale at serytoW figures
at BEAkLS.
rFyOWNS Now spelIar,a good suppy at mood
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Constitution, Sore

Throat, Serious Debility, and
all diseases of the Throat Breast and Lungs.
The most remarkable cures on record. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry cured Edward
Uampson. Germantown Road, opposite 4th, OF vio-
lent Cough, great wa sting oflesh; could not stand
or lay with any comfort. Works at George owee-
news Pottery, Ridge Road, below Wallace.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Mrs. Dowler
No. 1922 Melon street OF severe Cough, palns IN
the Side and Breast. of FIVE months standing.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Ezekial Thomas,
near Phunixve lormely OF Philadelphia, OF Night
Sweats, terrible Cough, Short Brenth-his whole
system very much prosra'ed. Thlrt" EN- years
have elapsed and he still retains his health.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Robert Marshal oI
Reading, Pa Of all aggravated Sore Throat OF sew
eral months standing.
Swaynes Wild Cherey cured the vile OF Mr
Dehart, 95 East Penn street, Reading Firmly De-
lieve it saved her life. She was far gone IN Con
sumption, and after its use recovered enurely'-
Mr. S. S Stcvns, Druggist OF Rending, whose YER
acity no one can doubt, will testify to the above
two cures, as the medicine was purchased from
him.
| Swayne's Wild Cherry Cured Margaret. wlte o
| William Alexander, MiddIetown township, Del
| aware county, Pa, oI confirmed consnmpllon' pae
| couuh. Blood Splitting, no appetite, and great de-
! hi;ity--was attended by three physicians. AT tht
time of her sicknes she hved in Norrlstown, Fa
and purchesed the medicine OF Dr. Slemmer, VIII
was our agent at that time. This was In lo47.
| The very manv cuIes performedb by
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The Very HuHV tUIHs PeTIVIlIoU O5
R. SWAYNE'S
S.ow,unuuA SyrvsD of Wild Cherry

C0mp0URA SyFWp va "N 1"S'AJ
Nav he accounted for III consequence OF the great
exnerience he DR. Swayne) has passed through IN
connection with Hospitals, Aims Houses. and the
various Medical Institutions, where all manner and
forms of Disease were seen, and the dlilerenl
n,ndes nj treatment practiced besides many years
Of abOrious Practice, which must satisfy all that
it is not sent as many medicines are, booadcaet to
the world, by persons who are totally ignorant OF
The injury they may be doing, having no knowledge
OF the effect or modus operandi of the ngredlents
comyounded, or their lncompaiibi'ity to each OF
SWayue's sar arsnpariiia q Tar PMS
| Sugar Coated - Cure Costiveness, Heartburn
Headache, arising from diSordered stomach, Nan,
sea, Indigestion, pain in and morbid inaction Of
The Bowels, FIatUencyLoss OF Appetite, Jaqndlce
&c. No pills seem to give such UNIVERSAL eats
| faction. 9 NJ
| Prepared only by DR.. Fl. Swayne y Son, NO:
| North Seventh Street, ubove Market, Philadelphia
Sold by dealers in Medicine everywhere.
! 01rSolG by N. A. HANNA, PERIODICAL dealer
Agent Ior Cadiz, Ohio.
| Nav I6. '60.ly
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st. ClairsvilIe.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the
| travelling community that he Is running
the U. S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz 10 Wheeling;
and that one Of his splendid hacks " i'll leave
Wheeling and Cadiz every morning, at A. M,
and connect with the cars at both places Ills hack
are new, his teams good, and his drivers ca retul
and attentive. He hopes to receive the patronage
of the travelling public, as he will endeavor to
merit their patronage by strict attention to their
wants.
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz to Wheel
ing 81 l25. For the round trip only $500.
He is also running new Hack between Cadlz
and ST. Clair.ville, leaving Cadiz every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings: and ST. Ctalrs'
Vile every Tues day, Thursday aud Saturday
mornings Particular attention paid to carryin G
! Express Packages.
| Livery Stable.
| He has also in Cadiz good Livery Stable al
there is in the country. Baggies, Carriages, ilors
| es Sc to be had at all times. Travellers eithe
arriving on the cars in the hack, can be taken tt
any point they may desire. Terms rea sonable
WILLIAM l.. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio Aug II 1850.
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The book contains 3S4 pages. appr opeiately H.
lustrated by nearly One Hundred Engravings. 1t
is printed in clear and open type. and will be
forwarded to any address. postage paid on receipt
OF price; half bound g. 90, or, III cloth, extra,
al
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can be made by enlerprislng men everywhere, in
selling the above work, as our inducements TO oil
sscb very liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or for terms to
agents, with other information, apply TO or address
JOHN T.. PuT1EK, Publisher,
No. GIT SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov 80
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1t Tells Yon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Assembly.
EVENING SESSION.


ALBANY March 10, 1851.
The Assembly met on Saturday evening and held a
late session.
Mr. WAGER, from the Select Committee, reported
amendments TO the constitution 10 prohibit the OF
Intoxicating drinks beverage.
On molten Of Mr.. BUcKBrg privileges the floor
extended to Captain Samuel Whiting, of the Arctic the
relief ship to Kanes expedition, and late captain Of tho
steamship Marion who declined the harbor OF Charles
Stripes.
The bill TO amend the New York Unsafe Building act
was ordered 70 third reading.
Mr. CALLAHAN introduced bill TO amend the laws rela
ting to taxes and assessments in New York; and the col
lection OF water rates in arrears In the said city
Mr. NEBrrT introduced bill authorizing the construc-
tion Of railroad in De Kab and other avenues
in Brooklyn.
On motion Of Mr. PIERCE committee of five was raised
to devise means TO facilitate the business of the House.
ten minutes, without the consent OF the House, and 1t
was adopted
Mr. RICHARDSON introduced concurrent resolution to
adjourn sine die April TO- at nine O'Clock A. H. Laid
over.
Mr. CozASs moved to recommit the bill to confirm the
purchase by the United States of the present Office
site in New York city to the Judiciary Committee.
Before putting the question: the Speaker, LTrIEJoHN,
caused TO be read to the House communication from
the Corn Exchange in favor Of the present ste but Mr.
Cozan's motion was adopted.
The Judiciary Committee Is understood to be opposed
the bill without material amendments which opposed
by those who are interested In getting the bill passed
motion TO hold sessions every evening, except Satur
day, was introduced by Mr.. Faxon and laid over.
The Annual Supply bill then taken up and consider
cd I'LL a late hour In Committee Of the Whole.
Progress was reported.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Sxw ORLEANS, March 3, 1901.
Cottoo--The market closed with advanc ng tendency
sa,s 10 day 20 600 bales, mt IL &c. for mddng sales
Of the week 81 600 total sales t4 $50 bales Stock IN
port 365 600 bales Coee>als OF the week 500 Bags
al 1ob 49,. Imports 500 bags; stock 10 port 20 Wo
bags against 80 SEQ bags IN the corresponding time last
year. lrcights-CottoD ~ Liverpool, sd 80
NEw ORtFAvs. March ., 1851.
Cotton--The steamers news caused less nrmuors
sales to-day 400 bales, midding at 1lhc. Sugar
STEADY AZ AZ bac for far 70 fully fair Molasses ?oc
n 27c. Flour Is 20 Tor supernne Feights-Cotton 70
Liverpool, 80 49,, 200,
Coton-sass to day 1900 baes, at lie. for mdanng,
market closing firm &c,
Flour dropping At IS a SO i2lE Wheat unchanged
Corn-Aore offering: yelo~ Gle new, 6dc Cofee-kio,
I2t,c a lac whskey dcclinei 10, at lotsc. slsc
BaIrx1RR Mar n ., 1851
F1ouroh,o Is ,2x whea, dull red, 81 25a 81 20;
white, &. 40 81 60 Corn duh. mlxcn, oJc o'o W
low, SIC SOC Provistous Gull and nncnangsu o'neo
CINCINNATI, March ., 1861.
Flour firm NJ 81 80 a "a 90 whiskey, lie irovi
elons qpct. sight exchange New York h'm az per
cent prs MUM.
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NEWS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

Condition or Affairs IN Ecuador-War-
like Preparations fn Peru Ag ainst Ecua-
dor-suspensiono or Diplomatic Relations
Between the two COuntries-The Sloo
Grant, &c., &c.
WASHINGTON, March, 10, 1851
Oacai dispatches have been received from Guayaqui
to the 18th February. The republic of Ecuador was
prospecting and tranquil and gradually recovering from
the effects OF the mrue of Franco and the occupation
Guayaquil BY the Peruvian army under Castillo.
NE Peruvian President whose policy appears be
disturb the peace Of his neghbors was again making
warke preparations against ECUADOR and in order to
carry out his designs of conquest by the VIC
tory gained by General Flores Franco he insists that
the present government Quito shall recognise without
new credentials Doctor Corpancho whom Castillo
TO Franco when In command at Guayaqui This preten-
sion regarded by the Ecuadorans absurdEand inso
lent inasmuch as Franco a local and revolutionary
leader and Castillo, In entering into alliance with him
and accredting minister, committed direct and Of
fensve attack against the central of the
republic. Nevertheless, the present government Of
Ecuador, overlooking that injury declared that will
ling TO receive diplomatic agent from Peru provided he
presented letters Of credence But Castillo has refused to
agree this reasonable offer and his agent has left Guaya
qul board Peruvian steamer, and the relations
between the nations suspended The Ecuadorans
declare that they do not dread with Peru trusting
that the military skill of General Flores will vanquish
the Peruvians formerly did in the battle of Tarqui
President Hacca Moreno remained in Guayaqul making
preparations for defence
Not the least singular feature in the policy of the Peru
Wan President towards Ecuador is that he insists in
carrying into effect treaty made with Franco local
and revolutionary authority in open contradiction to
the principles he asserted in the question between the
United States Peru In relation to vessels seized at
Punta de Lobos in which he denied the right of their
captains to load guano under permits granted by the
local authorities at quque because they appointed
by the revolutionary government of vianco.
THE sLoo GRANT.
On Friday Benz H. Cheever and Jas Wiley, assgnees
Of Albert G. Sloo, Of Indiana I'll in the State Depart
ent paper setting forth under the Gadsden treaty
the faith Of the Mexican pledged to
tect with all its power the prosecution preservation and
security OF the carriage road the Isthmus Of
Tehuantepec, the grant of privilege to construct
which given and confirmed by that
government. President Comonfort it represented alb
rogates the grant in violation Of the rights and without
authority warrant Of the ruin Of Mr. Sloo. In
the opinion Of the memoraists they worth ten mil
lions Of dollars The memoraliss having succeeded to
Soos right that this subject be brought to the at
end that they receive the amount to which they
entitled
Senior Mata, late Minister from Mexico to the United
States has been elected member Of the Mexican Con-
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Additional from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 70, 1861
California entirely repudates the project Of Pacific
republic as visionary, mschievous and impracticabe;
that the true attitude of the people California at this
time OF trouble is that OF raerna kindness towards the
people Of all the States her honor and interest alike
demand her to do all in her power to bring about har
mony and reunion among the people OF the whole coun
try 1t generally conceded that this imprompu Union
demonstration the largest mass meeting ever held in
San Francisco while the unanimous and enthusiastic
dosement Of the resolutions surprised their friends
James A. McDougal nominated candi
date for United States Senator by q caucus
composed OF twenty eight Douglas men, on the evening
Fob 90 This less than majority Of the Douglas
party in the Legislature. The remaining, or majority
portion OF party have coalesced with the Breckn
ridge democrats and the prospect is favorable to the
nomination Of General Denver The republicans are ex'
pected to support McDouga but Is hardly possible he
can be elected by their united aid.
PONY express dates from the Atlantic States have ar
rived to the instant The is considered favor
able amcable settlement Of the national troubles
The Legislature has adjourned from the 2ls to the 26th
The Steamships Canadian and United
states.
PORTLAND, March 0, 1861
Tho steamship Canadian sailed half past three O'Clock
this afternoon. for Liverpool
The steamship United States from Glasgow on the 10th
u arrived here at four O'Clock this afternoon and will
load and sail again for Glasgow Tuesday the 10th inst
Fire In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1851
The extensive lard oil and candle works of Thos Emery
a Sons corner Vine and Water streets, were entirely
destroyed by fire this moraDg Loss $3.50 GOO insured
for Sli2 800 The fire the work OF an incendary.
Dedication I'm Boston.
Bosr IN, March 10, 1861.
The church OF the Immaculate Conception, massive
and elegant structure recently erected on Harrison
avenue the south part OF the city, was dedicated TO-
day. with the imposing ceremonies OF the Catholic
Church The dedication sermon preached by bishop
Fitzpatrick assisted in singing the Pontical Mass In
the evening Bishop McCloskey, OF Albany, preached at
Vespers An immense throng attended the services.
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The OIL Excisement I'm virginia-Letting
OF CIairns.

From the wheeling Intelgencer, March
Mr.. A. Pollock has Just returned non the kanaEha
oil reg ons, and has kindly furnished Va few items,
which know will 10 as interesting an thing else in
these oily times. There rs large influx o. strangers a.
parkersbug from oil parts OF the country The syas
about the place night and day, do little else than maize
out easee provsioas and hardware houses feel lite "
OF the present panic The sieauboats and he al
roads having hfavy receipts from the oil ntersss
Kanawha river In literally CO cred With nat
boats and the boatmen nov on n strike.
They ak two dooys barrel for taxing
the grease 10 patfcrsburr rho producers
only wiling to give dollar aud ants
cent? Lands leased both sides o the kanawha at
enormous rates TIE leases extending from four Eve
miles into tac interior The number cngaea ia the pro-
doction Of OIL from Parkersburg 20 Burning springs Ron
Is not lees than COO TIE oil IL found from lbs 20
225 feet foL which distance the coat Of boring about -
per foot Large supplies of barrels scccivei from
Baltimore, the slaves for which shipped from the
country whore the barrels being lei Nith ths
gBsay Sub leases cannot be bad IN the vicinity OF the
iafgc producing wells al ltss than to three thou
sand collars acre.
The daily increasing Juror is yet In Its Infancy rnd the
opening of each productive well a13rs additional s'imn
us 70 the already psteted and feysrSh adysn,uefs
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however, drawing them around with fair prospec
OF making up for lost time.
superintendent nsnnsty has found his yway b,r. it
supposed for the purpose OF answering Senator Nur
pny resoutiou but who knows but that he has got on
e scent Of some monsirous plot 10 blow up the Capitol
and smash things geuerS1y heres If tn re is anything
OF tnat kind we beg Mr. Superintendent OF to let out
put iet the deed be done, and the people will forgive
All ms past deeds and say that he was right
nasng Lincoln take tue midnight flight; but II he al
IN hs detectives TO expose IT, publicsspeciay
A man Brady, who declares (ani ought 10 kuo W.
wiz ieve that the Legislature the corrupt set
OF srcA 1dreh that met Ia any legislative b)dy
The ~ titions recommending the appointment OF this
and that 20 Al office By Lincoln still excee
numerous, circulating amongst the memhers would
advise ente sing printer 70 quantity or
blanks and send hTe great trouble TO write all these
renons a1ces and 10 save The members great OF
annoy would Suggest whilst they are about It, that
they print the repui 'can members names % the petit
tioDs. Even mixture NJ few democratic names would
be all the same is gveat deal n trouble and besides
shat endaogers person tossing ka Office by waiting
acre until tbs pages carry the petitions around aud
get the signatures Of the members Whilst the appiT-
cfms waiting for tins some one else reach Washing
ton and apply for the position and be appointed at
he has got to do to pay his sxpence fill up the blank
put it into bis pocket and start for Washington. The
members sign all that around, and will guarantee
that the printed petitions and signatures win just as
good any other Who will engage In the spccuItioe
The bill of the Deavan House for entertaining the Pres
ident had quite airing In the Assembly and was
slightly cut down. The following copy Of the BILL
DKAvAS HOUSE,, ALRASY, Feb. 20, 1881.
The State H New York, To T. Roessie 4 SON. DR..
guests havg no baggage bills will be presented daily
For one days board, Hon. A. Lincoln ana suite,
including parlors, rooms, dinner and breakfast