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BaII In tho Pnoa IIomleials Case.

BAsros, Mn, June 26-There was no ar
gumont before His Honor Judge Goldborough,
upon tho motion the defonce 10 admit VIM.
u. Paca and his sons, James and Tilghman
g. Paoa, to bail for appearance 1t tho Cir
cult Court Of Caroline county, on tho first
Monday of October next to answer the sec
ond Indictment against them for tho murder
Of John 2. Paca Of y. Tho motion was
granted IN the sum Of si5, 900 for each in
diyidhal William II. Pnca was recognized
In tho sum of $40, 900 individually, and
his sou, John Z. Paca and George De Roch-
brnno jointly und seyeraily In the sum Of
IS, 900
The intense interest excited by the late
trial Of the parties for the murder Of Alfred
Jones kept up n considerable yet subdued
excitement, and alarge attendance In tho town
during its progress, but with its close and ths
departure Of the crowd, Easton assumes III
usual aspect and quiet. .#.
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THR CannENoEnBHr or COLUMBIAN Cot
hBdEs The forty second annual commencement
this morning n the First BaVtist Church, fhir-
teonth street. between O and n. Long before tho
hour Of eommencement televen o'cloek) the
STsdSstIns e,sss' hssded by Dr. samson ma and & tbo
Professors Of the College, entered and proceeded
10 the platform. Amer prayer by the President
Of the College, the following pieces were deliy'
!; Latin Satisfactory, By George Q. Samson, Of
q SsliOnal Litsra.ure,by J. HoldswOrth Cor.
). The Condition and Prospects, OF Tho Ameri.
can f-'r'r--rr orst'sn--hy Samuel N. Yeatman,
| 4. Classical Studies in The Uai,sd States, tho
classical orssion, by Jadsoa T. Call, ofD.C,
| s. Tho OF Age soerates-the Dawn Of Grecian
Phlls.ophy--sa ss-sisA --hy -iss-'sss q. s-s-sVH,
9, The UHIly Of Saturo--an Oration--by John
| W. CuHtia, Of Pa.
J. Tho Dead Living and the Living Dead-an
orAtion.-by Daniel O. Gillette, of D. z.
| s. The Importance Of Early Impressions 10 the
Formation 0f Charaetor--an oration-by o. 7.
Thompson, Of d. Q. so" ..
.. The Moral Responsibility Of gdasated Men !
I0 The Inaaenco oi Woman; an CITATION, by
Reginald feRdall, Of the District of Columbia.
| II. Tho Inhuenee of Speculative Minds eu Hu-
man Progress 40 grafton, by Thomas s. Samson
Ofthe District q Columbia
"a The yaledletory Addressesi By Henry J.
Handy Of Maryland IN.
The prize medals were then awarded, As fol-
lows The first Davis prize medal was awafded
10 Daniel a. Gillste, Of the District Of Columbia
the second to John W. Custls, Of PennsylYAnia.
Tho arst 0als Prils medal was awarded to
Judsop Z. Call, the second 10 George @. samson,
6f the District Of Columbia 4.|.
This degroeswero then conferred on tho follow
ing gentlemen:
bachelor Of Phi iloaopby--o. 7. Thompson.
Bachelors Of Art-Judson 7. Call, Of D. g.
John W. Gusts, of Pm. Daniel o. Gillette, OF ID.
g. Henry ]. Handy, Of Nd. ; George Q. Samson,
Of n. C., and Samuel NJ. Yeatman, Of p, g.
Masters Of Arts, (by exainination,l Reginald
fendAll, Of ID. c., Thomas s. samson, Of d. e.,
lin course,) WIN. L. Wilson Of Va.
| The Rev. Dr. Keeling presented tho medals.
| Honorary degrees were conferred on the fol-
low ing named gentlemsni A. NJ, N. ~ ID.
Brown, Principal u Charlotte Hall, Nd. Rev.
I John W. Booth, Providsnse, r. l.; Theodore
Gul, Washington. ID. D.; Rev. Thomas J. shep'
herd, Of PhilAdsiphia. Prnnkltn heCrou, o. Dal
| tim0re; WIN. n. WinEatf, Prehldent OF wake
/ Forrest College, N. @. #" ..a
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Judge Underwood aud the 9 cOnfiscRtIOn
sales in virginia.

Judge Underwood, of Virginia, desires u
contradict the statement that has been made
In several OF tho newspapers that he has
made large amount Of money by the pur-
chase Of conhscated property in his district.
He denies ever having purchased one dol
lars worth Of coniscatod property anywhere.
His son, who Is the Clerk Of the Court, did
purchase two houses at a conhscatiOn sale,
one of which was decided to his mother, and
Is now occupied by tho Judge but not dot
lar Of tho purchase money was furnished by
him. A house and eight hundred acres ol
land owned by the Judge for many years be-
fore the war about fifty miles FROM AleXan-
dria, were sequestered by the rebel govern.
ment, and Is still detained from his posses
sion. This property he expects TO recover
whenever the country becomes sufficiently
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Col. WmLIAH T. KISO, lately in command ol
the brigade Of heavy artillery on tho south,
eTn froat Of Washington, was sworn into
1o1los a. the Constable Of the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts, last Saturday under the
Police Bill passed by tho Legislature. His
headquarters will bs at the State House,
and he is 10 have twenty deputies in Suffolk,
and one in each Of the other counties in the
State. Col. KNo has decided to appoint no
one to once who has not seen military ser
vice during the rebellion.
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TonNCcO TRADE WITH PoRrUGAL.-Tho
Portugesc Government has at last passed. an
act which practically abOlishes the monopoly
in tobacco In that country. The importation
Of that article Of commerce Is FREQ into Lis
bon and Oporto Customs Of Portugal proper
and into those Of Madeira and Azores, from
whatever country imported will bo subject
to tho following duties; TabaooO roll, 81 100
rs. per kilogramme, A.. 10d,; tobacco leaf, 81
800 rs, per kilogramme, 5s. 0d,i tobacco che.
roots and cigars, 80 per kilogramme, ss. lOd,i
all other manufactured kinds, 81 900 rs. per
kiugrnmme, 7s Id. u a.
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SECOND EDITION
INrELLIoENcE THE BASIS or


INrELLIoENcE THE BASIS or
VOTING.
In the REPUBLIcAN Of the 16th instant,
under the above hond. wo Published an Ella
boratc editorial citing certain authorities in
favor Of allowing The colore1 men In The
South, who can read and write, and who boro
arms against the rebellion, 70 vote. Ia the
course Of our remarks we said:
"Preaident LIScoLS, when endeavoring 10 re-
construct Louisiana, and recognize the State con
stitution, I'VE feel that we not violating pri.
vate confidence In Stating this now, expressed
20 Governor Ham his wishes that In voting for
could be made Whereby thc Intelligent eolored
men, and all those of that class who had served
IN the war for the GoSernment, should be allow
ed 70 vote This eafly sxPressioa o. President
LlhcoLS, " seems 10 NJ, foreshadowsd his gene.
raj policy, had We lived, towards tho liberated
black man, and II also exhibits the fact that
President LiNcOLN would have adopted the plat
form which now tsens TO be growing 40 popular
that tintelllgenee ahO did he the LAsis Of voting
We return to this subject more for the pur-
pose ofSs-.sying the statement we made about
Mr.. LxcoLNs yisws by tho publication Of
his letter 70 Gov. Hans, the recent appear
ance Of which was called out by q member Of
Congress, his as follows:
ExEcuuyE MAsIoH,
wAsHrSoToS, March Is, 1854 !
Hon MichasI Hahn!
Ny DEAR sra: congrAt uhio you on having
nxod your name in history a, the nrst free State
Governor Of Loaisiaua. Nov you arc about 10
have a convention, which, among other things,
will probably dehns tho elective franchise.
barely suggest, for your private consideration,
whether some Of the eolored people may not be
lot In, as for instance. the very intelligent and
especially those who have fought gAllantly IN
our ranks. They would probably bolp, In some
trying time TO come, 10 keep lhe jewel Of liberty
In tho family Of freedom. Bd this Is only sug
gcstiou, not to the publIe, butto you alone. .'
Yours truly, A. LINCOLN.
Governor HAnS, in givink the lOttor to tn,
public, says: ..
"The lettsr, written In the mild and graceful
| tone which impaired much FeRht 10 Mr.. Lin.
| eola'a simple suggestions, NJ doubt had great
i effect on the Louisiana Convention In all matter'
Rppertaining TO the eolored rian. Tho conven'
tion, besides deereel 1g instantaneous, uncOmPen.
| stated enamel patton, eOnstlt uii0nRlly provided
for the education Of all children ithOut distlne
ton Of color for the enrolmsui Of all men, white
and black, In the militia and Invested the Legis
/ laturo with power to extend y the eOlOred man
the highest privilege Of eitiIsnlhip,"
It remains with the Legislature Of Louisi
ana, after all, TO define whb shall vote. /
would be sound policy for that body to &c
upon tho suggestion Of thu late Presiden
LScoLS, eIpsciaiiy IF IL is trpeeted Hat III
Senators and Representatives from hat Stat
are 10 bo admitted to seats IN Congress. o.
this point read carefully what PrcsidOn
JOHNSON said to the South Carolina dolcgu
tion. A word to the wise il sufficient.
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OUR NAVAL FoRoEABnoAD.

by our London Adyioss, elsewhere, Of tho
18th inst, II. is announced that the U. s,
frigatcs Niagara and Sacramento sailed frOul
Southampton on the nth, and that their doS-
tination was unknown" We observed a
few days since q statement In q leading New
York paper that those vessels would bo Joined
by the Colorado and Frolio, under the com
mand Of Admiral GoLDsBoRouaH, who saliod
from that city = ssw days since, thus incroAs.
ing our foreos in European waters. This II
q mistake. We announced throe or four
weeks ago, authOritativOly, that upon the
arrival Of Roar Admiral doLDsBoRoU0H In
European waters the Niagara and Sac
ramento would return homoi and we also
stated that the Colorado and Frolie would
be the only vessels, ut present. In thos,
waters; and We stated Il for the purpose o.
contradioting the Now York 1SibHae's roport
that tho Government intended TO send 10 Eu.
ropo monster aoot, which report was elab
GRATED by announcing tho names Of larg,
number Of vessels without tho slightest au
thority.
The Niagara and Sacramento will reach
some port In tho United StatOs within fev
days.
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PASS ron rs.


Persons residins or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain tho saino, with tho lOast possible
expense and delay, on psr'oHaI application
at the Department Of State. .r my4-Sm
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MouND CRY, June 10, 1895 \ 4
GENERAL Your printed slip OF the siege
Of Suffolk Is received. Change of command
last fall, and tho burning Of my papers ON the
flagship Black Hawk last spring, have pro.
vented my acknowledgement Of similar state,
monts, on the same interesting subject.
The opposing force Is shown far greater,
and tho purposes Of the enemy more serious
than was then generally supposed and hii
repulso is proportionately more creditablo q
our combined forces.
have not the papers to refer to, but the
naval force was larger than you state, though
not for the first day or so, perhaps. The time
is coming when the truth Of history viii be
yindieated, in many respects, concerning tho
operations Of the Wag, about which theTe has
been misunderstanding. ng
Regarding your exposition Of our opera
tiOns before Norfolk as aiming TO present
them fairly, the officers and men Of our com,
mAnd have cause to thank you.
L have the honor to be, General very 70,
spectfully, yours, ..,.....
'CslgnodI S. p. LKE, A. Il, Admiral,
then commanding N. Atlantic squadron.
Major Con J, J. PEcK then commanding
U. s. troops before Norfolk.
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rnLnenARng

v@mdnt Dsnoeresie stAts couvsn-
Bun1rsoEoh, w, Jans 2L-Tho Demo.
cratic Htate Convention met here to-day and
nomiuated Q, N. Davenport. Resolutioni
wore parsed reahirming the Democratic prih'
ciplse, aud declaring confidence In the wise
and constitutional measures Of roconstruc
tiOn adopted by President johnson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

ARRRsT OP A TRAGRDIAN FOR SEDucrIOE.
Daniel BandmAn, the prominent young Ger
man tragedian, was arrested few days since
In New York, 20 answer a charge Of seduo.
tiOn, under promise Of marriage, preferred by
Miss Betty KrodbeTgor The tragodian
gave the required bail TO Rnswer the charge,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

IT Is reported that Miss Anna Dickinson
well known as q publie lecturer on politics,
is studying to ct herself for the stage, and
will shortly appear in this city. She has,
says the New York Alb'oH, one essential foT
success at the start an entire frOodom frOfn
BlaRpatSg h0Rsc.
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a1Rs. sEWAnp,s FuNEnAL.

sa Tbs excellent report In yesterdays RHPuB-
LIcAH Of tho Obssquies Of Mrs. WILLIAM II.
BrwARD should have been credited TO tho
New York Times, wherO II originally Ap-
Poared. II is from the pom Of TnURLOw
WnBD. .' .h1.s .m
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FATAL RRsU-F oF rHE UsE oF cuLoRo.
FoRM.-One of the boys Of the State Reform
School at WestbOrO' Mass, died on the l4th
instant, from the effects Of ohloroform adj
mlnisterUd by tho physician Of the institu.
tion, for tho purpose Of removing bean
closely impacted In the bottom Of the car,
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was ne assurance that his wisdom, bensvolsnll,
and poser would secure perfect protsetion %
the rights Of all men 10 complete, ~ on day
when Ne ives lost 70 the nAtiau and 10 mankind.
The coantry can jpdge With what laek of reA-
son - authority .. nsw Invoked against these
latest espresio1i of Id fAlth and wisk-
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surgeon General Barnes VindIcassd,

BosroN, June 27--At the late session Of
tho American Medical Association IL was
charged that Surgeon General Barnes had
been guilty Of unprofessional conduct, BY
consulting with an irregular practitioner in
the cases Of tho Stewards. II is officially an
nounced that the charge Is dismissed, in con.
sequence Of lie emphatic and unoquiyoeal
denial by DR.. Barnes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

THE AEAcosrfA RNdIxH uaR.--The Anaoostia
Engins House, near the Navy Yard, has been
turned ever 60 the Board of Trustees of the Pnb.
lie Schools by the Secretary of the Interior. Two
schools will be taught In the building. u is
well adapted for school purposes, and will make
an exec llont school -hOasA. 4 I# .H..
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Steals thrnuR h the mist of Alabaster lamps,
Aud every air IL heavy with the bTeAih
OF orange flowers thai bloom
L the midst OF roses.''
Such was the nowery land hlled with heailhg
airs aud life preserving produr's, where ~
Drake discovered the chief ingredients oi hh
wonderful Tonic Medicino-pLAErAtioN blffERs
the enchanted tropical island Of 81 CFoiN.
The PLANTATION BffTERs, combining all the
medicinal ana tonic virtues Of the heAltng anD
life- sustaining Produets Of thai laforea elilae,
for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, ahd all other stsin'
aehlG al ilheulties.
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NY THLEart APu.


PHILADELPHIA, juno 27-The earnings Of
the Philadelphia aud Erie railroad for May,
1885, were Sl3S, 900, being an increase over
the same month Of last year Of nearly
e5G non
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sstt,sp,snt oT lands m sIinne.ota,

sctucmont OF bnndS IN Mtnhesota'
The returns received yesterday at the Gen
srRi Land Once show that in tho month o.
April last %, 2se ss-lOO, valued at $TO,,
7O5,s5, were taken up for actual settlement
under the homestead law, at st. Cloud, Min
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SEST TO SINd SiNG.-Bernard Boyle, Of
company b, 2tlh Regiment Of the Veteran Re
servo Corps, was released this morning BY order
sent to Sing Sing, N. Y, under sentence.
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soNE one who wishes to know the meaning
Of "EloofHs, sad HOi JSeciUs" We should
say IL might be translated, III may 20 on a
endeT but | won't get broke
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sEST TO HIS REGIMENT o'Dsa, Of
company u, Of the let Provincial Mountsd Nolnn' n'
tsers, aud late Of thu 2ith New York Cavalry,
was this morning sent 10 his rogiinent, under
guard, a. a dcserteT. ..# H.
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sPECIAI NOTICEs.

a-Ha
ss- Columbian College, ID. C.-EIhi-
billion ol the PrepArAtory Department on MON .
DAY, June 18th, AZ ~ o'cioek, y m, Al the tirst
Baptist Church, ThirtSenth street, botweea o and
Alumni orAtion BY Hon. J. H. wHEKtEE, on
TUESDAY, 9Th instant, at s O'Clock, p m, AZ
the Law Bnildlng, Fiflh street. between aud L
Commencement Exercises on WEDNESDAY,
2sih Instant, at II o'clock, a tho frst baptist
Church, ThlrtooHth street. between q and
streets. Je1-SF
A9- Public sehools.-TO Candidates
roR, D. G. June ~, is65. The "Commlttse oh
the Examination Of Candidates for Positions As
Teachers In the Public sehoola" will NEE, 10
the Council Chambef, CITY Hall, on SATURDAY
Js2t.tm y, 8. WALSH, Chairman.
az Election Notice Once washing
roN AND 1EOKdErowN RAILAoAp courAsr, Corner
| Fifteenth street and New York avenue, wash e
ington, ID. e.. June %, ls03. The annual meet. .
Ing Of ths sioekholaers % the washngIsn :, ana ,n
Of DIRECTORS, will be held a the omea q tho
Company on "WEDNESDAY, The i2th day Of July
1855. The Polls will be opened atl2 o'eloek' M
ana ''0'S = - GEO Ggo. dIDEoN. President
W. O. 0REENLEAT, Secretary and Treasurer
! lr33'Vyl2 ~ ;.
A. UNDERGRADUATES Military state
| AdRE0T REs0vAL. -On and after hoNDAit
January lat, lss3, the haasaehnsstia state
| Agency viii occupy its new rooms in tho Sa-
/ tfonai InfsfIigsnclr Building, second hosf, cor
| ner OF Seventh and u streets, Washington, ID, q;
| ! MAssAehasotts soldiers aud oitisens are Invited
Advice anA assistance given without charge
| T a.ssa GARDINER TUFTS,
dssl.H Lieut. Col. and STATE Agent
A8- once Of the Metropolitan Rail-
HoAD COAPAHY, seycpteenlh sireat west, June ~,
/ 1885 The Annual Merting of the Sioekh0iders
| ~ az. Mafptpalitan RaiIroad Compauy for the
election of oilecGs for the ensuing year, will be
held at this oalee sn WEDNESDAY, the l2ih u
July, 1865 Tho polls will be opened a. IL
O'Clock, m, and oioso a o'cloek, p m;
| FF J. w. THOMPSON, Pres,t
wS. W. MOoRE, see'y. ls2s-eotls
As- calvary Baptist Church meets
every sabbath in ne old Trinity Church, on
\ Finh strect, between and Louisiana avenno'
Service at N a. N. and ~ y. m. hsais lf.c'
| Rev T, Il, Hewlett, pastor. Janio-u
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Tho following lettsr from Admiral Lcc
hddrossed to General Peck, will be read with
i interest -. H.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15
Sprigg House, Sc, for Sale
ut Auction,

DURsUAET to the decree made by the Circuit
L Court Of Ohio county, on the hfteent h day Of
December last, in the suit in chRncery pending
therein between Peter YarnRl, junior, George A.
Ross and Emma his wife complainAnts, and Daniel
c. List the North Western Bank Of Virginia and
others, deiendants will at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county. on TUESDAY, THE
TWENTY-EiGHTH DAY OF MARCH, IN THE
war ZIG HTEBG HUNDRED AND SIXTY-PIVE,
commencing at eleven O'Clock A NJ, proceed to g. ii
at public auction, the Lots numbered three and
seven in square numbered one in the city of
Wheeling, and those parts OF the Lots numbered
Jour and eight in the same square, which by the
viii OF ZachAriAh SpriHg wire devised to Samuel
Sprgg and Zacharsh Jacob in trust for the
set forth IN said will excepting much of said lots
seven and eight set apart in seVeralty to the
hsirs Of Mordecai Yarn deceased and those parts
Of said Lot nunber eight which were sold to George
W. johnson and Jaet LAndfried, as in said decree
more particularly specided the real estate 30 to be
sold by virtue Of the said decree being the same ON
part Of which DOW stands the Hotel called the
sPRIGG HOUSE, fronting en- the wharf In the oil Y
Of Wheeling.
TERMS OF sALR. Tho purchaser to nav NOT
les than one third the purchase money In hand,
bnt to have the option payng in hand any greater
portion or the whole thereof The residue, II there
be any, to be paid by equal instruments Of principal
In eight, sixteen and tWenty.Iour months with in.
terest on each instalment from the day Of sale-ths
deieITe payments to BIO secured by bonds with sat
ieiaStory seeuEy, and the title to bO retained a,
further security until payment in full
DANIEL LAMB,
vaHnGTn
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Tr11staa,a Sole

IN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
= given Tie Wheeling Female Seminary, one
deted Cctc Slst, 1880, aud recorded in the Cslkls
nice tor CuIo county In deed hook No. 81, page
l64 to Daniel Peck trustee the other dated MAY
81, lS6 i, and recorded IN decd book No. 35 page
81, 70 DAnieI Lamb as trustee, we SHALL on TUES,
pay, THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL. 1855, at 10
for Ohio county, sell the following property viz
Lots numbered 25l, 252, 49, 256, 26T 26s and 26o,
IN the addition to the city Of WhesIng laid out by
William Chnpline, and being the same property on
which Said Seminary now stands
TERMS OF SALE: .0De-third Of tho purchase
money and All costs and expenses Of sale 70 DO paid
~ cash and the balance in one and two years With
interest from SALE the parties purchasing to
SAID payments to the ATTRACTION OF the trustees.
eehng as trustees, will convey such title as IL
vested In MS by the deeds abovs naued and posses.
sion TO be given on the first day OF July next 1906
DANIEL PECK,
DANIEL LAMB,
Ies-LQ rrnEthal