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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
GE4ERA1 NEHs TrEMs.

Snme drunken fellows, in a house near
Covington, Ky, few days ago, poured
LIQUOR on one of their companions, and
set It on IRE for fun. He was too much
Estupefe3 By drink to help himself, and
burned to death.
A report has obtained currency that
Brigham Young has purchased, or obtain
ed the refusal Of, two of the Sandwich
Islands to which he intends removing
the polygamous paradise, when cOmpell-
ed to make his hegira from Utah.
John T. Delane, late editor-in-chief of
the London Times, has been discharged,
and that paper will hereafter assume a
more friendly tone towards this country
The death of the famous Ond good DIR.
Mott, the founder of Union College, n. Y.
and the preacher Of the funeral sermon
of Alexander Hamilton, took place a few
days since in his 93d year.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered lee
ture at Brooklyn. New York, on Tues
day night, in which he sustained the
President In his veto.
The value of the taxable property be-
long to the negro residents of Washing
ton IS 81 239 900. OF the 24OO0 negro
residents of that city. the Freedmen s
Bureau estimate that Z. 400 can read, and
that about5 600 subscribe for newspapers.
Bayard Taylor has INTRODUCED a new
watermelon, which keeps through the
winter. He obtained the seeds on the
! FOlga, Russia, from melon grown In
Persia, on the shOrs Of the Caspian Sea
O'Brian county Iowa, was organized
some five or six years ago has never had
a population of over thirty; never polls
over ten votes. and yet has a county debt
of $4,000.
A terrific tornado passed over the Will
age Of Newtown, Georgia, on the 24th
ult. 1t swept every thing before it, kill
ing four and injuring dozen other per-
sons.
The amount of funds desposited be-
tween April 1, 1865, and February l, 1866,
to the credit of the Government, In the
eleven Southern States forming the late
COutederacy, was tWenty-eight million
dollars, of which over thirteen million
dollars was for captured and abandoned
rebel property
A miser in Paris lately committed sui
eide because he was unwilling to spend
any more money for provisions His
heirs found IN a miserable room which
he had inhabited over $1,000 in gold and
silver coins, and large amount of valu-
able securities.
An old man was recently robbed in
sleeping car on the Illinois Central Rail-
road, and then thrown overheard. The
fall and exposure over night on the open
prairie caused his death.
French court martials are supposed to
have murdered between sixteen and sew
enteen thousand Mexicans for the crime
of loving and fighting for their country
A contagion has broken out in the be-
hives of certain districts in France. A
district sort oPinfusoria fastens on the
bee, and multiplies on bis body with such
rapidity that death ensues in a few hours.
The Dayton journal chronicles the ar.
rival of five wedding parties in one day at
the Phillips House in that city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

The trial Of SA8IUEL CoovERT, for the
murder of the Roasa family, in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Warren county. ter
minated Wednesday last, and resulted in
a verdict Of guilty Of murder in the first
degree. The murder, which occurred on
the night Of the 26th of December, 1854.
was one Of the most horrible on record.
Mrs. Roasa was terribly mutilated, but
recovered, while three Of her children
and an old man who lived with the
family, named Cozens, were murdered
the husband aud father being at the time
confined in the Dayton Lunatie Asylum.
Robbery was the object of the perpetra-
ton Of the crime, and though numerous
arrests were made, nothing conclusive
could be established against any Of the
parties, aud the affair remained until
quite recently involved in impenetrable
mystery Coovert was strongly suspected
at the time and was arrested, but dis
charged after a preliminary examination.
He afterwards swore positively that man
residing in Cincinnati committed the
crime, but the person thus accused having
clearly proved an aIbi. Coovert was pros
ecuted for perjury in thus swearing false
ly, convicted and sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary, from whence he was taken few
weeks ago to answer to the indictment
found against him. He resided at the
time of the murder IS miles from the
place where 1t was committed, having
made the trip Of sc miles during the night
on horseback. The evidence against
him was entirely eircumstantial. but con-
elusive as to his guilt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

The Urbaua Citizen says that on Fri
day night: February 18th, between twelve
and one o'clock, burglars effected an en-
trance into the house of Mr.. Bella Kim
ball, near Woodstock, by boring under
the the lock Of door and sliding the
bolt inside. Mr.. Kimball. who is an old
man was sleeping soundly at the time,
and was awakened by a fellow striking
him on the head. Mr. Kimball called
loudly for help, and the thieves escaped.
The old gentleman was severely wounded
by the rascal and would have been muir
dered, If his grandson had not come to
his relief. The burglars. secured SIOO in
money, and S13,050 in Government bonds.
The robber has since proved to be the
grandson, who has confessed his guilt and
restored the stolen funds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

''Troy Turnpike Company. -
THE stockholders or the ''Troy Turnpike CO., will
4 mest Al the Office Of e. Hills, in De aware on
Saturday, April 14th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
for ths purpose Of Eec'iuE Directors for said
Company.
By order Of the President
C. HILLS, Sec'y. REUBEN ZFTGrRR
Delaware, March Q, '66.-ts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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LET P Err s.
p emaining unclaimed in the Post Ofies a. n
~ aware stale OF 0hie on the 8th day OF Mar Igfg
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must call for '1g>rtssd letsrs' give tns daf g ~
list, aud pay ONE GENT Tor advertfsfDg - 'Ni
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CronkIeton James Nash II
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

Wood LOts-Pasture Lots
Out Lots.

THE Subscriber viii sell portions OF ha Tuier Fsr,n
a near the town to suit purchasers, on very easy
Ierns aH TO payments, There is on she tract timber
sufficient TO make 5000 cords az wood and euoueb ~
timber te fence it to any extent required the soil is
TtileI humorous springs supply permanent water for
stock ano amg use, and the pond now Ia Counsction
with the Saw mil could be used for Irrigation Id I'D
propagation OF vines, cultivation Of vegetables 60
10 great advantage. -
There is 122 atres in the and taken entire IL
would ma farm uuoqualied by any other 10 this
secto Of the country for fertility supply Of durable
Fater ample amount Of timber, vicinity 10 the town
aud beauty Is location.
Applications will ba received for its purobnse entgo
Dr. in parcels ~ above mentioned.
Delaware, Q. March, ., '6s-si. Vs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

GENERAL SHERMAN IN ENGLAND
The London Times of a recent date de-
votes more than two columns to review
with copious extracts from the volume
of Major Nichols account of ShermgD's
great march. It admits the military Os-
MUS that conceived and executed that
enterprise, and evidently regards it with
astonlshment, as unparalleled in the bold
ness which commanded success. The
Times Is beginning to discover that it is
not eredltable to It's sense or to good poll
cy to underrate the power and resources of
this country, IN men, material, and lead
ers equal to any emergency in time of
var. Some events besides the battle of
Waterloo are going into history. TO prove
that Great Britain, both on the land and
on the seas may be rivalled by a republic
its aristocracy has affected to despise.-
Their contempt may give way, possibly. /
to little salutary fear of the might of /
Democraey.-BOsfon transcript.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
During 1866, 1867, and 1868,
WILL CONTINUE TO VISIT

The following places, on the fol-
lowing dates Of each and every
month, viz
/ CLEVELAND, OHIO, AMERICAN
/ HOTEL, lst, I'd and Sd Of each month.
/ WOOSTER, CRADALL EXCHANGE.
9th and 9th of each month.
DELAWARE, AMERICAN HOUSE, 7th
and 8th Of each month.
COLUMBUS, NEIL HOUSE, 9th and
10th of each month.
MT. VERNON, KENYON House, l1th
and 18th Of each month.
NEWARK, PRESTON HOUSE, 18th and
14th Of each month.
TOLEDO, SUMMIT STREET HOUSE.
18th and 26th, Of each month
DETROIT, MICH, FISHERS BLOCK.
w oodWard Avenue, 22d, 23d, oath, 9th
18th of each month
ANN ARBOR, MONITOR HoUsE. 18th
and 26th Of each month
KALAMAZOO, BURD1cK HOUSE
18th and 18th Of each month.
ALBION, ALBION HOUSE, 18th of
each month
MARSHALL, HERNDoN HOUSE, 10th
of each month.
BATTLE CREEK, BATTLE CREEK
HOUSE, 18th Of each month.
FORT WAYNE, IND. EvAL1EE
HOUSE, 18th and Both Of each month.
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Settlement Of Hstafe.-


/ FFIhE ACCOUNTS in tue following cases have b cen
\ hled 10 the Probate Court for Delaware county
Tor settlement; and the been set for hear
ing on the 5lst day Of March, instant to-vit
I. Emery Moore, Assignee OF Frost j Willis
? Anthony Baker, Admr. OF Frauo Carl Baksrd'cd .
O. MARY A Hills, AdmE. Of r. Z. Hills, d'cd
4 Frederick Wagner, Guardian OF M Braun g
children
8 James H. White, Admr. Of S. H. Baldwin d'cd ;
8. Valentine Dildne- Guardian OF Sarah e. Case
= John 4 R. A. Cellar, Executors OF Robt. Nc Ce-
S, John Latham, Adar. OF Gilbert Smith, del:
John Humphrey, Executor Of Evan Humphrey
deceased -
. 10 Josephene Taller, Admr. or orrsn R. Tuller,
II Wm- .. Dunlap, Admr, Rebeoca Evans d'ed
d'cd; -'
10. L. j. Chritchneld, Admr OF Thomas Butler 8,c5
"a Charles Woiring, Guardian Of samuel, Laura and
Alice rOwmler
Is. Alexander Marsh Guardian Of Bepfaratn us-yb
and others
1e d. G. Crafty, Guardian OF George H. Wells.
7. W. POWkII.,
hlaiSh'" Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

Sheriff Mclean, of Shelby county. a
few nights since, when about to descend
a long fight of stairs leading from the
office of the Shelby Democrat made a
mlsstep, and was precipitated from me
top to the bottom. AT last accounts Il
was feared that his injuries would prove
fatal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
RYoVI

TS THE TINE TO BUY. All Solid Gold Silver and I'm
ported Goods viii be sold according 10 current rat
Of premium on gold. Gold Is down-now is the tim,
ta buy Lady's Fine Gold Watch, or Gents Sllvel
dittoi a. No. 3. williams Block
mars SO FLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
FROM THE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
OF TIE
STATE or NEW YORK,
The Insurance Commissioner to the Leg
islature

istdflre
SsThe Htna Insurance Company, OF Hartford one Of
the most successful Fire Insurance Companies OF this
or any other country
'tConnectcut Companies to1oH the rules and prac
tees OF tue Egna Almost carefully If they were
embodied in statute law"
Again pointing the errors OF practice in New York
Companies ths lEtna's successful management and
solid rules are called to their attention thus
''It still remains more matter or wonder than i'm
itatIOu 10 the insurance world" sa -
aaa
s'By what subtle alchemy has this corporation besn
enabled to tara its full pad capital no ths philso
pher's Etone?'
"The extraordinary events which have distinguish
ed its imparal elsd financial history
TIE AVERAGE Losses PER Diem IN THE UNITED
STATES, AT THIS PERIOD OF THE YEAR, ARE
ABOUT $3.50 O0O- The TELEGRAPH DAI-
LY SOUNDS SEAKr FILING NOTES OF VAR
MING TO ALL PRUDENT PERSONS
Do not neglect the Security Of Reliable
Insurance.
Policies issued s9itlOtSt delay By
JAMES EATON, Agent.
"A / CO.
Delaware, March. 9. '66-Sm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

The news received a few days since
Of the passage ola bill by the British Par
lament suspending the writ of ha5eus cor
pgs in ireland, and the continual arrest
and conviction Of the Fenians, has eaus-
ed intense excitement among the Brother
hood throughout this country. Immense
meetings are being held by both branches
)f the order, and large sums Of money
contributed. There is great deal of
loud talk about immediate offensive de-
monstratiOns against England, but it is
not likely it viii amount to much.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
SheriTgs EaIa

8UUE1I 8 sac.
i maud or 40 order or 'ia sane
william Hendren, IT al 10 me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas, OF Delaware County Ohm 7
shall offer public At the door Oh the C,nrt
House, in the Towa Of Delaware in said County,
On the Goth day Of March, A. D. 1866.
at ono ocloek p. the following described personal
properly Four Shares OF Ftftv dollars eaeb ~
the Capital stock of the kadnur PLANK Road Cnnpanv
JOHN W. LAL -, sheriff
and Special Master Com missioner
March O. IsG8.-2v-pfss. 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

GEN. Terry has promulgated an order
requiring the newspaper publishers of Vir-
giuia to send to his headquarters a copy
Of each and every issue of their respective
journals as soon as published-the object
being TO see that Gen. Grants order in ref
erence to reasonable utterances is not vio-
lated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
SherlE's Sale .

SheriE's Sale.
Harriet c. Chesledlns } In pursuance to the com
e5- mapds Of order OF
Wm. L. Miller Et Al. Sale e me directed from,
the Court Of Common Pleas Or Delaware County Ohio
81 ALL offer for sale at pub5 veadue at th9 door or
the Court House in Delaware, in said County on
SATURDAY, APRIL, 14th A. D. 1866.
AZ One O'Clock, p. m. the following described real
estate to wit Situate in tho County or Delaware III
the state OF Ohio and bounded and described a. fol
lows 70 wit GER ain tract OF land situate in the
Town OF Eden and beng Los numbered fourteen and
aIteen on the plat Of said Town. and being ninety six
1857 feet East and West.
AppuEsd $500
JND. W. LADD, Sheriff
March, 9, 1866. .-5t-pfs7. 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

A blade OF grass, a simple hower.
Culled from the dewy lea.
These, these shall speak with touching povga,
or change and health 70 tboe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
F1HE subscriber having sold hs farm will offer for
sale at his residence opposite the Ohio White
sulphur Springs
THURSDAY, MARCH, %. 1866.
all his personal property to wit Cattle Hogs, Corn
N the bushel, Lumber Reaper and Mower Vbesf
Drll, spring Wagon and Harness. together with ali
hls arnlng tools, Household and Kitchen furniture
and other articles too tedious mention.
TERMS OF SALE
credit Of twelve monthE viii given on ali sums
over Five dollars, by purchasers giving note and ap.
proved security.
Sale to commence at 10, o'clock, 4. n.
v. 7. WATSON, Auctioneer. JAMES C4Rspy
March, g, '66,-2L1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

STARR BRO, aud a. CORNELL, Delaware o.
and Druggists generally.
AaFeh q, 'G9y-am.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09
LOVERS

0F THE Pisoatoriul Art win find at No 8 Williams,
" Block good assortment OF lines, hooks sc . 81,
some nice, j0Intcd fishing rods. maro
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-09

AMERLCAN no USE, DELI
WARE OHIO, on the It'll ds sth Of
each and euery month.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
DENsION OFFICE, MARCH ., 1866
f6 all ,ohom q NAV concern,

70 all phom u may conosrni
Application having been made under the act Of June
2 $780, for the reissue Of the following described Land
Warrants which alleged to have been lost or dc.
stroyed notice s hereby given that at the date follow.
ing the description Of each warrant new esneats or
warrant Of like tenor will bs Issued no valid objse.
ton shAll then appear
No for i6o aerss issued under the act Of March
1855 ths name Of Thomas wallses and was granted
January 10. 1857, Nay u, 1855. mho.lawl9w
e. 10 y s;s Sns: N; T., q ns ,.
Whitsomb, and was granted April %. 1866 June .
1896. milo
Iss IN IL as%s " Snasi ns .
NoysmbeI 10, 1880 Junt 10. 1888. mh27-iswl2w
No for loo acres, ssusd under the set Of March
snd Was grsstsd oetobsr %. 1890. July II, 1880 As
no 0tco ss.to ...ss ssst ., ts ths %, Of ssp.sn;
hSs:s, ssa WN gFsA'W HSisSrI - ls!i XSysN
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
uev vsvr usrnsss.

Nsw Yonx, July 35.-Flour Arm for low grades;
bbls State 8. 5.5ose9.S0. Ohio 8as1i25, Southern
960sSi5.75 wheat declinsd 2a3o sales Of 90, 900
bushels; new Milwsukis i.91iael.s5. new Maryland
and Jersey 2.7ise37S' Corn steady; sales Of
400, 900 bushels at 8la85o. Pork hrm; msss un-
st 18s3oio. WHISKY asil. Cotton dull; sales oi
800 bales at 36aSse sugar quiet; sales Of 400 hhds
Musoovado 1ls1lie., sales Of I 400 hhds. Havana
l0ia11io. Spirits turpsntlns Arm st 7oa72c. Rosin
hrm at 3.62iat8 50. Petroleum quiet Wool
quiet; sales Of 90, 900 lbs. domestic fleece s7taeos
Tsxss 23c., Gsorgia $50. Gold 41.50.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
IRON AT THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.

Panama. oyvIoH, USIrnp srArls NAVY.
800 srREKr, WAsHIN0roS, D. c Jrly II, 1866.
sEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS., TO be endorsed
Proposals. for Chain and Bar Iron; will BE- tscsved
at this once until SATURDAY, July 2S, 1885, at 10
o'clock H., for the following articles, which aIs re-
quirsd for Immediate use, at Washington Navy Yard,
viI:
200, 900 Two hundred thousand) pounds Chain Links
~ inch diameter, and 10 inches long
90 900 Ninety thousand) pounds Chain Links inch
diameter and lsIt inches long.
10. 900 Forty thoussnd) pounds Chain Links, l-l8.
inch diameter, aud Is inches long.
5000 give thousasd) pounds -ineh round Bar Iron
(rshned.)
900 (rWo thousand) pounds 2L-inch round Bar
Iron, (renned)
], 800 Fifteen hundred) pounds 2s-inch round Bar
Iron, (rshnsd.)
q 900 (Two thousand) pounds ~ Inch round Bar
Iron, (rehpsd
The above articles 10 be delivered at Washington Ma
W Yard free Of cost 10 the 0overnmsnt for freight
transportation subject 70 inspection and At the risk and
expense Of the party furnishing.
suhcieut guarantee for prompt delivery win be
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
jyl9-8t Paymastsr, United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF WOOD
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIEaroN,
OFFICE oy CnIRR ouARrERNAsrER,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIEaroN,)
OFPIcE oY CHEZ QuARrERNAsrKR,
wAsHIHdrox, d. O., July u, 1885.
Sealed Proposals are invited at ibis Office until 10
o'clock, noon, MONDAY August 9, 1905, for the pur:
GOVERNMENT WOOD, located as follows:
,4O0) FOURTRBN HUNDRED C0RDb at the Kendall
Green Wood Yard the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad shout one mile from the depot Of said
This wood consists Of about ONE THIRD CO PINE
And TWO rHlRDsC6 OAK, and Is piled Immediately
along the track Of ths railroad. .
QI,So0l ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED CORDS
N the Wood Yard three quarters Of . mile north Of
AlsxAndrA, on the line Of the Washington, Alexandria
and Georgetown railroad.
and ONE THIRD ~ OAK, IL piled along the track aud
is distant about half Of mile from wharf the
Potomac river, leading to which there Is direct and
level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale 10 Of good or fair
quality and thoroughly seasoned,
Proposals will be received for quantities from (50)
either or both lots
atsy after the opening Of the bids and upon measure
ment OF the wood.
The right Is reserved Of rejecting any all proposals
deemed disSdvantsgeous to the United States
n. l. LUDtNGT0N,
Colonel and Chief ousrtsru Astsr,
lyle I'd Department OF Washington.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
EXCURsIONs, ETC.

A GRAND PICNIC, FESTIVAL AND
IA CONCERT will be held at CARROLL CHAPEL,
Montgomery county. Nd, on the 18th instant and =
grand TOURNAMENT and FESTIVAL on the 10th inst,
far the benefit o. CARROLL CHAPEL, the oldest Cath
Ollie church In the United States,
The bsst talent Of the city Of Washington hss been
sseured for the concert ConvayAnces will leave the
terminus Of the Fourteenth street railway v take visit
4 large hall has been erected for danOiug, and .
splendid band engaged. lyle etH
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
u SON TAY l. o R /,
BOoKsILLHR AND srATIONBR

ss4 PsnnsylvanIa Aysnus doors west ofHnth street
WAsHIIaroH CIrr
All the new books Of the age received immediately
upon Issue from the press, and for sale st pubshsrs
prices
Imported Stationery and American manufacture, Of all
grades and variety, d the lowest New York prices
without loss Of time.
Visiting Oards printed, and plates engraved in the
latest fashion. ... ..-.. ... DO
All Medical Books supplisd 81 pubiishsrs' rates.
Paper and Envelopes stamsd 70 order. apa.H
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
Hint KenluckY.

CAIRO, July 24-A riot between whites and ne.
groes, oocasioned by railroad conductor attempt
Ing to cut button of 4 negro's coat, occurred at
Columbus, Kentucky, on Saturday. Three or four
negroes killed. and several whites are missing
It is not known whether the latter were killed.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
CALI SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

Th. popular Summer Resort will open for the recsp.
ton o. visitors on the lss Of JULY, and remain opsu
until the last Of OCTOBER. 'P'a
Dr.. Muttsr. Professor Of Surgery in ths Js8s,.a,
hedeA college, Philadelpha, from psrs61al olssru-
uon and ehsmiesl anAys placed these spripss as hs
chronic or organic nature, "
In visiting The Springs persons viii have an oppsru.
y Of seeing Fairfax Stallion, Manassas Juncop War
Ienton, Bull Run, RApidsn Orange Court House 0os.
ViIgiliA
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Aisxsp.
dn Orange and virginia Central Railroads 10 convey
visltess 70 the Springs
Great pains h.vs been taken to ps, The buidisss ssl
grounds In good order and repair
The Hotel will accommodate 400 psrsonsi bssdss
prsssiy for fAmilis.
Terms Ss 90 per dayi liberal dseoust 10 psrsoss
half pres. ECCEL5foN, BALDWIN co,
k2s-tf
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
Auction sale Of Coal.

Nnw YoRR, July 26,-Thirty thousand tons Of
coal were sold at auction to-day The prices brought
we're as follows Lump, 6'STsad bOi steamer, So Boa
Q. aO CRATE, $662ta87 To- egg, St.70a6.7oi stove
81. .2QsT. SOL chestnut, 80. .50a5.65.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
Race In Massa chusetts.

BosroS, July 2I-The trot in harness between
Blackstone Belle and Poeahontas took place to-day
on tho Mystic track About 1000 people witnessed
the race. Pocahoutas won In three straight heats,
Tims--2.29, 2.28f and ASH.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26
From Fortress Monroe,

FoRrREss MosRoE, July 2l.-Ths gunboat Aga.
wan arrived to-day from the Portsmouth navy
yard, having completed her repairs. She will rs.
passes, and will then proceed direct to Port Royal.
The national Republican., 1866-07-26

CoLoRED Female ACADENY.-Eforts are
now being made by some colored people to Par
chase site for female soademy In this District.
The committee have been negotiating for lot on
the north side Of D street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, but have not yet concluded to purchase
the same,