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|CAE KINS, GRIFFIN ( Co.'s
u N Z d 81
Business Institute,
QDberHHHn, -.
j|i; ! /. 'E$sis5 ?$ISS!s' E$s$i ~,osa,rroas.
Il. A. CURTlss,
S. S. CALK1NS and C. P. GRIFFIN,
Principals OF the Commercial Department, lnstr,c-
ton in the Science Of Accounts, Commercial
Arithmetic, Commercial Law, and Lecturers
on business, Customs, Correspondeuces
c. Fl. POND,
Principal Of the Telcgnphic Department, and In
structor 10 Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
Ing, Message Registration, Reports, 4e., &c.
L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,
Principals OF the Chirographic Department, In
structors in spencerian Penmanship-Plain'
- ~ ..Nol- ID hr asgfnH
L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals OF the Chirogrhphic Department, In
structcrs in Spencerian Penmanship-Plain,
Practical and Urnamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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PLANT GOOD sEEDi
.,
Il Don't Pay to PIant any Other.

r have procured with great deal Of care, the fo
loving varieties, warranted true to name, free
.sa,n admit ixttiro with worthless cAnes; ~ f -
RFrSIjLAR soRGH0->From China. vi .,I
LIBERIAN--New and popular variety-will not
0'ST 'SSTThaEHnEdiTAN-Bsst for Sugar. ~ Hff Il
OlMsEEANA- A-0ood for sugar
NEFAzANA-vor White Imphee--etapds up vel.
me above seed supplied 70 customcrp OF my eor-
eho works MnJis-all othsr1 bali The retail price,
i~spty-svs esptspsr pound, xrrrrss >.
Lancust.r, F,ttaary, 9s, 1866 Il 4. "
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DTssoLUTION.

gTyHE FIRM OF CLEMENT coURTnI0IT has
this day been dissolved BY mutual nonstr.: ~
persons indebted TO the said Arm are respeetll v.
bnsness OF the Arm may Re eioped at an early eale
All claims agaiust said Arm will be paid ~ Mihn..
y. Clement who continnes The business q ,oe 90
stand and ;hank for ne & pssss w.,
for ''''''s''''' q ''''' ssSEFsgsE sEFAEsfE
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CARRIAGE MANUFACGORYI
VIM. "A. SHUT.

TAKES this method Of reminding HE old eusto-
mersin Fairfield and the adjoining counties, that
bis we'll known establishment iS still in fall operation
q the Old locaton on the alley In the rear Of the
Hlnord and Sturgeon building IT ?.
Having greatly enlarged his iaeilites By the sfec.
ton OF . new and comnodious brick shop, and the
employment Of additional skilled Vorkmen, the
Of n -
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D.ssoiution Of oopartnrr.hil

STATE OF ONO, Nuskingum county, s.. s,
Be Il known that the undersigned William VI,
Black Nnrval p. Douglass and Robert u. Coles have
and do hereby certify and state as follows;
lst That they did, on the 10th day OF February.
1866 form partner ship under the name and style Of
Douglass Coles IN the Dry Goods and Shoe bnsi-
ness. ,
Cd That the residence Of sad William NJ. BLACK
Is to be Zanesviller Ohio, and the residence OF SAID
Noryal p Douglass ana Robert D. Coles 10 10 be Lam
caster. Ohio, and that said William NJ. Black is a
special partner aud said Douglass and Coles are gen.
eral partners in sald firm.
capital Of & IL, 600 90 TO the common stock.
ith The general nature of the business is that OF
a retail Dry Goods aud Shoes.
bth. Said partnerships 10 commence 10th day Of
FahrtiafS, 1864 and TO terminate 2th FebS, 1885, .
witness our hands and seals this ls day OF March,
1866. =. o,n,, -,
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MAS0NTCGALENDAR,
REGULAR ooIEMuNICAfIoMs,

LAscAsfEgtonae. 10. sI.-.....Ms,eh n \. iS,s
CHAPTER, No. fl. MaTch ~,
Dsesmbsr7. lSes.
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Receipts on subscription to the
Lancaster GaSettefor the week ending
March 18th 1866.
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Seef notice Of apptoaching public
examination Of our City Schools.
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RfPIANos!m Inn
@ A e HI .E'S
PlAN) MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OF BALTIMORE, ma,
WARERo0MS--North East Corner Of
Entaw and Fayette Sts,, and No.
10, II, and 10, North Eutaw st.

VNHIs COMPANY, HAVING ORGANIZED
In april 1904 in con JUNCTION With the well known
exclusively ofpractlcal Piano Makers who nave held
prominent positions In some ofthe best establish
rnents IN this country and Europe
;, TINS Company claims that their Pianos combine
all the excelencies ofail the
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C, Fl. POND,

Principal Of the Telcgraphic Department, and In
structor iu Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &e., &c.
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YyV
fOr 1895. "a. ~

From the last Annual Report Of tho
State Auditor for Ohio, we compile the
following interesting items:
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Lancaster, Ohio.

pD-Besides tho above Trains, there sTeirresulaS
Trains, and persons approaching or psseing TIE
n16ht bo pariicuiarly on their guard forthemeeivss
and GIVE STOCK, as to trans in both direetiene.
Any injury indicted will ctherEias rest ortheiT e~n
cATelesspeee. B. y, edbffLhDs MI.
Nov, 7,te65. ~ tf .-t
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TnUasDAY, March 10, 1856.
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Roll OF Honor.

Mar. l5--lI. -. - n.
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y am prepared to make Clothing TO oreer on short
notice, andin the best Of style. This has been
tested, aud all agree that TROUT DONOVAN, are
the best cutters In tho oty, and that Rsings Is tho
place 10 be suited, You will find also tho most &C.
commodating salesmen 10 wait on you.
Lancaster, Sept. 81, le65-rpe p. RISING.
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NAME AND LOCATION.
The of The Company Ah-c,u nsursncs compaayn
CAPITAL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

Tho mutual admiration which exists between
Colonel FoRSEr Of the Philadelphia Pres and Col.
omsl FoRNEr Of the ChToMe Is certainly refreshing
in these days Ofjealousies, Colonel PoRSEY of the
Chronicle says;
"The influence Of an honest and independent
newspaper was never more strikngy proved than
In the experience Of Forney's Philadelphia Press
which, only few months ago, began the support
In the midst Of violent opposition, Of the movement
TO allow the use Of the city passenger railroads. at
certain intervals on Sunday, for the comfort and
convenience Of the people, and especially for the
toiIing and industrious laboring masses. The ex-
element produced by this movement will not soon
be forgotten. Sipgle-handed and alone the Pres
commenced and continued the contest"
We oan fully appreciate the fortitude and moral
courage eyinced by the brave Colonel In advocating
the running Of vehicle lat certain intervals for
the "comfort and convenience Of the people" de-
mGnded, and 1t would also, at the same Tina bring
nice prOatS to the propristOrs Of the railroads IT
turns out, however that 1t was POSTMASTER General
DEEEIsoE, or rather the wants and necessities oil
tho mail service, which consummAtsd tho great
reform after al Tho article quoted closeg by say;
ing that this fearful contest twas brought to sue'
csssful conclusion by the announcement that Post
master General DEENIsoN had completed a contract
with the Union passenger railroad at philadelphia
for the carrying Of tho city nails thus making their
route post road, and inSuring the great OonYsr
nienes advocated by the PrsI and demanded by the
people"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11
Theatrical.

ITALIAN OPERA Rosini's OPERA al Bar
bere Di seviglis," was rendered last night at
the Washington Theatre, and we are happy to say
that the only disagreeabe feature connected with II
was the house ITSELF which Is not extremely pleas
ant or very much calculated To in.pire any ono
with much Of tho ,.poesv Of uu,ic y But thu
dreariness of the Washington Theatre ersn was
dispelled by the lively music Of Ro,,ini; BY the
charming ,miIes and ,veet notes Of Madame stra.
ko,ch; BY the finished acting and deop and prO.
found singing Of sgnor susini; by the sparkle and
abandon Of Moncusi's Figaro, and the perfect and
complete impersonatiops of the character of asilio
by sipnor MARIA.
Despite the drawback Of an uuinyiting theatre.
Max strakosoh can rest assured that his opera Of
last night through the active and careful imperso.
nations Of each one and nil of his artists WINS de-
cided success. signor susini needs no recommend.
alton, from us. lie stand. at the head of the
bassos in this country and he is as well known for
his careful rendition Of the authors spirit of the
text as for his truly wonderful and magnificent
voice.
MADAME Strokoseh is we'll known to the musical
citizens Of Boston, Philadelphia, and New York, ns
one Of the mi st finished and ACCOMPLISHED of CON.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11
-hs Rev ards for the Assassination OF Prssl.
dent Lincoln.

By references TO the Pr~c :" tue iiousO
yesterday, it will be sssn that Mr.. Dawes 'n'IO'
dueed resolution Of inquiry into the subject OF the
awards for the capture Of the assasns of the late
President. Whom these rewards were offered, almost
a year ago, the Othesr Of the Government and the
loyal people Of the whole country were hot in the
pursuit Of the assAssns, and offers Of reward were
iAvishy made, but Aftsr the capture Of the AssAS'
sins and death Of BooTH, the ardor Of the officials
cooled, and to this day the award has not been
made. Surely there Is lack Of ability, or some
thing else on the part Of the responsible parties In
the ease,
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The Weekly Republican.
Immense Edition!
Thirty Thousand Copies.

The present WEEKLY REPUBLICAN has
reached circulation Of THIRTY THOUSAND
COPIES.
A few advertisements only will be admit.
ted this week, IL handed in before 10 o'clock
on Thursday next.
The attention Of Solicitors Of Patents, In.
surance Agents, Claim Agents and others is
respectfully called to the above notice.
Terms, 81 per square Of six lines, each in
sertion.
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and which Military Governor ANDREW JONI.
SON executed in Tennessee to the highest sat
isfaction Of President and Cabinet With
such precedent and such an experience,
surely ANDREW JOHNSON is the right man in
the right place, and will in the end command
the respectful approval Of the American
Congress and the full endorsement Of the
American people.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

ALREADY Paris is astir with projects con-
nsOted with the great exhibition. A company has
been formed to rent all the various apartments in
Paris, with the object of undertaking them to visi-
tors at their own price. The COmpagnio Generate
Immobilisre, which owns the Grand Hotel, the
Hotel dc Louvre, and many other buildings in
Paris, has issued prospectus for the sale Of three
millions Of francs stock for the erection of the
Grand Hotel de pESpOsition, in which they propose
to give visitors chance to live at reasonable
Iatea
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LINCOLN's LAST
SPEECH

One year ago to-day ABRAHAM LINCOLN
delivered his last speech to the American
people. We reprint it upon the outside Of
to-day's REPUBLICAN as it was corrected by
himself As we have referred to it in our
leader to-day, we will not comment upon il
here. It was the utterance Of an honest man.
May good men who mean to be honest heed
its wise council.
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Pen, Pencil and scissors.

Pen, Pencil and Scissors.
The fat Gipsey hat, wide rim and plain
green wreath, Is very pretty and much worn.
The most elaborate toilets are to be seen
on Psnnsylvania avenue every pleasant afternoon.
Pooh people who can't afford to buy new
hats are wearing their old ones.
The mountains visible from Lynchburg
were covered with snow yesterday. ..s
The eighthour bill failed to pass the Ohio
Legislature before the adjournment Of that body.
Gov. JENKINS, Of Georgia, has called for a
loan, at per cont interest, to relieve the desti
tute people Of that State.
The charter election in Dubuque, Iowa, on
the I'd, resulted in the success of the Democratic
candidates.
A LADY took chloroform in Philadelphia
on Monday to have tooth extracted, and died IN
der its effects.
A NEW rope has been manufactured by an
enterprising oOrdnge company in Boston, for the
purpose Of hanging Green, the Maiden murderer.
A RADICAL sdVdn in Paris is trying to get
the earth out Of It's proper shape. He contends
that it Is Of the form Of lemon and not orange
Ex-PREsIDEST BUCHANAN, the statesman
Of wheatland," has been making visit to Harris
burg supernuous lags, 40.
A WESTERN editor, putting an express
company, says Anything intrusted to its care
will 20 through straight" How about corkscrews1
Tn Wa Don.r,ront ss,;uoto for tho
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HE United states sanitary commission
here have number OF bundles IN ther cnafge
sh'on were SEM 70 MAssAonu'e's ,o'u'ei' ""'A !"
WV Wv "N
GOV. oGLEsBY, OF Illinois, mas issued
proclamation recommending the observance Of Sun
day, the 18th instant the anniversary Of the death
Of our late President, as q day Of prayer to God.
IN answer 10 correspondent we "ouio
"a'e 'ns' 'ne AnerhOOn o,S"'ns'toOn lo0ep.'on'
oil mrs' PATTERSON ana mi' erofhR arc 'h'en'
h"ehuou py "aie'' 'n'"sn B'n'''"'n "'' PRIV
sented'
THAD STEVENS to Scovel, OF the New Jer
sey Senate: Give Us no conservative. A radica
IKE your,eh or ho'n'ns m,. So0ve. 0Uuun
' 80 S.nSs.In -
'"b w
The termination oil the RECIPROCITY treaty
has an effect upon the receipts Of the Grand Truni
railroad. For the week ending March H. the re
oeiPts were Slle,So4, or sz4'Sz' lees than uurini
| CORRESPONDING
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

We invite attention to the advertise.
ment Of a Lecture on Labor by II, Clay Preuss,
Bsq. The high reputation Of the lecturer both us
public speaker aud writer, combined with the strong,
popular interest attaching to the subJsstof his lecture
viii doubtless attract large and HpPrssiAtiVO Su.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

The HOUSE Judiciary Committee have appointed
asub. committee, consisting Of Msssrs, BOUTWELL,,
wnsOs, and RoSERs, 10 investigate the question
whether JEYy DAVIS wss implicated directly in the
assassination Of President LncoLH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

A treaty has been concluded between the United
States and that portion Of the Chippewa tribe Of
Indians residing in the mining districts Of Mime
sofa 1t provides for their removal from the Lake
Superior mining districts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

BUFFALO, April 9.-E. D. RichS Bank of Er-
change closed doors this forenoon. 1t Is thought
everything will DO paid The cause Of the suspen.
sion Is stated to DO from the embarrassment Of a
New York houae.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
" HEALTH,

wAsnrsaroS, B. G., April . 1893.
The following 10 the list Of Nuisanees declared By the
Board Of Health:
Dead caIeasss- Dead Fish, DIAL Of Fish, Heaps Of
oTAIs from Butebers' Stalls and Slaughter Houses.
stsgnant or sui Water in Ponds, Marshes, Sewers,
or Cellers, Areas or Vaults
Foul stables, Poui CIV Houses or Cow Pens Poui
Priyies ADD Hog styes, Foul Premises, Alleys, and
Cutters, aud Poul Slaughter Houses.
Deeaytug Vegetables and Fruits Of description
all Animal Substances whether entire those portions
thereof not used as food which may be thrown out.
All Ashes, Rubbish, shAvipgs or Refuse Substances
Of Aoy trade, occupation, or businesS which may be
Filh, Soap soads in Pools, Drainage Tom Dye Houses
pref Judicial TO public health,
or Soap Factories
Horsss going at large with oiandcrs, Fsees or any
other Conts gious Diseases.
Houses or buildings or portions thereof In state Of
dapidAton decay endanger ny the lives and prop
erty Of those in the vicinity.
@. N DOVE, NJ. D.,
apll.A Secretary Board Of Health.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

A WISCONSIN EDITOR says "Winter has
boon lingering shamsfully In the lap Of spring"
out that WSy. ..-.
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RECEPTIONS AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

THE Presidential levees at the Executive
Mansion will be dispensed with until further
notice. . ..
The ladies Of the Presidents household
will receive callers on Fridays, afternoon and
evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

CHANFRAU, Little Lolita, and Mrs. Charles
Howard are playing In New Orleans.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

INTERNAL REvESuE RECEIPTS yesterday were
$500, $40 40.
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SPRING FASHIONS.-MRS. SPEIR,
. 4sI, Eleventh street, between and Pennsylvania
avenue will opaa q new aud handsome assortment OF
sPkING AND SUMMER MILLINERY, on Tbursday,
April IL to which she Invites the attention OF the ladies
Of Washington aud Vieniy. Danes MAKISa In all It's
branches still continued. (Times) Apl0-3r
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TTHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AVID
SAILORS oRPHAN HOAE will TO hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which be devoted to the support aud maintenance
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 0RPHASs other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Each State aud Territory ia to be represented by Ia
BILE aud the Ladies' intend that tho District Il Columbia
shall bear creditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Plh streets every Tuesday, II m, until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS Of
ting In the objects Of the association are cordially In
yitsd to attend. apl0td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

or once Washington Gas Light Conn
PANY.-on aud amer March l, 1888, (unt further no.
ee, the price Of COKE will be twelve cents per bushs
ml-u GEO. A. MoIJHBNNY, Engineer
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-11

ss- Labor, In Its relation to Human Devei-
opment. LroruRs By II. CLAr PRkUss, al Gonrags
Hall, Wednesday night, April II, at o'clock. Admis-
| sIon Is cents ... rs.. tIrt 81. .E# apl0.as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-22

HT BE ON THE ALERT! DANGER Is AT
HANDl-This has been sickly season. The
medical faculty prophesy evil in the future. They
think pestilence is on the wing for America. Sup
pose this to be true, what is the best defence
against IT. RED0UBLED NERVOUS VlGOR.
Thisi Is the only protection against PANIC as well
az against the PRINCIPLE 0P INFECTION. Why
do not those who predict the epidemic propose an
ADEQUATE preventivet There is one tonic, ner-
vine, and Alternative competent to shield the sys-
tenn against the subtle elements OF disease, whether
they float hither on the winds from distant lands,
or rise like vapor from our own SOIL or are incor-
porated with the universal fluid. This ONE PRE-
yENTIvE OF which there is no duplicate among
the compounds either OF the old world or the new,
is HOsTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that 1t is specific for all the com.
plants which lay the system open to visitatons OF
deadly epidemics. II you are dyspeptic, 1t renews
the yigor Of your digestive powers, gives you APP
petite and restores your cheerfulness. IL you are
nervous II invigorates every fbre Of your nervous
system from the base of the brain where IL begins,
10 the extremiies where 1t terminates. IL Jon are
bilious, Il disciplines your unruly liver and
bings the action Of that organ into harmony with
the laws OF health. II Is, in short. an invigorant
and alterstive 30 powerful that Nature, with Hos
letters Bitters for her ally, may bid defiance alike
to native malaria and foreign infection. IL this
enemy We hear OF, this disease which u desoiating
Europe, 10 really bound hithsrwasd, It behooves
the prudent 10 put on their armor, to clothe them
selves with invulnerability ~ far - human means
viii permit. by preparing the system for resistance
with this pure vegetable antidote. no N-eodew
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-22

WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH. Edited by
WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMs, LII. D. New
YORK: RICHARDSON & Co. .... -
This book, collated by Mr.. SIMNs, the
poet and novelist, of South Carolina, has
been very beautifully printed by RICHARD
SON & Co. The volume contains 4s2 pages
and some 2lO poems. 1t is needless to say
that they differ very widely in merit, but
the most common place and unpoetical OF
them are dear to the southern heart. Very
many of them may be treasured with af-
lection for their beauty as well as their
warm southern sentiment. A contemporary
expresses disappointment at not finding the
question of authorship of several we'll
known poems settled. That would have
been indeed gratifying, but we suppose
Mr.. Sims found that very difficult un-
dertaking. His book will be regarded as
the book Of southern poetry, and so take
its place in the library. 1t is now only in
hands Of the canvassers. .'t