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LOCAL NEWS.

A LrCKr ARREsT.-Charlss Heater wss
picked up this morning about half past three
O'Clock by officer Ray, 90 the second Ward.
wandering about drunk. with n comp Inion.
an tbe vicinity of Murder Bay. Heater was
disposed to be noisy, and the officer told him
to 60 home. The drunken men started away
quietly. but Heater sgain began 10 awake the
echoes, and Ray decided 60 take him 10 the
.guardhouse. There he WAS scar bed. and e11i.
e5 as taken from him. After being loo kcd up.
Heater fell asleep, and snoozed the drunk OF,
bat on aw aking aud feeling for his money u
bis pocket. and discovering II non est. he was
the most distressed individual ever Gagged m
that prison. He beloved, tore his HAIR, beat
and cursed himself, and shed tears by tn pad
full Al eight o'clock he was broughtQut TOR
hearing before Justice morseli. and ap peared
to be truly miserable. The officer stated the
case. and upon mentioning the money, Heater
frightened up and asked where IL was. The
Lieutenant produced the money, and the sight
OF II produced reaction on the prisoner. who
Rugged the policeman, and in vited all haads 20
take drink. The Justice told him to paw
fine of IS. 'sYes,' said tae delighted pris oner,
81 pay any dings, efieTy dime"
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PERSONAL.

MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
w DUN AND CLAIRVUYANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to give her a call
tbate she Is now prepared 10 read the past present
ana futurei is Also able to advise and consult in
al business matters, lost stolen pro oerty re-
coveIy OF the same, love, marriage &C at 323 18th
sueet, one door from street, from s m until
y. oi no Post
Rs CURTIS IRVING, C7ai1royqnt. PlySician
At1 and Test Medium. will give life re adj pes in.
ciuding Past, Present aud Future at her office
aSO, nerth side OF Penn avenue, bet & cen a, and
Sth streets Office hours from 10 to a. m. aud S to
p: m. no Is I'm
GENTLEMEN DESTROYS of having III Fir CLOTH
" ING SECURED and REPAIKED so a. 10 an
pear a. new, would do we'll by calling at MA
GBU DEB y, No. All 10th street, between ID and
streets; The Hiehes: cash prices paid for Sac.
oDa Hand OloihinR. no I5ims
hR. LOvEJOf has RE HOW'D from his otfics
- and residence. at the corner Of 9th and y ats
back to bis old Office. No. 400 18th ST. no Ia i'm
A Ii INQUIRIES AND CONGRATULATIONS
"A In reference TO Nv eli g Opera House y shOnld
be reduced to writing, and addressed to the above.
NOT '"'0'
W. wisa 70 IHroRa eur lady friends that
ramp onk pa,ssrn brought Us; and take special
SSiiiin inds o. Eeedlework Stamped Goods, Brad.
Sfik and Working Cotton for sale D"'u'
ocEn PRINCE. SCI = street.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAaHINoroN. Novemher o, faa6
Jay Cooke & TO. furnish the folio wing
quotations Of Government securities:

NEW YORK HIRsT BOARD eALEe.
Coupons, l12K; Five Twentes. ls62 10. &
Five Twennes. 1884, i05Y; Five Twenues
1sss, to6k; Five TweHties. January and July
1865, 107k; Ter Fortes S9E; Seven Turtles
August. fO5 81 do. June, 1O4x do. July, I04 \;
Gold. 1897
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ITO AROHITECTs.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS YOR NEW
bHLLD!MGS FOB THE WAR DKPAkTMENT

ITO AROHITEOTs.
's4Hs Az sS$Sss2H!?szHss .Hs nHE
e ss.s s.ss: s sss
proof buildings for the War Departmsnt, On
Ssssssd s y g. Tf
The buildings required ,bouId b.v. . ,,,.,e,,.,
area % large az the site selected viii admit Of
PaSsosraHhs Q, site and al other informstion 70:
psssion' personaily, or By letter to the Hndsr-
STS;n sna e 2. Sr =: Or. Of for the
J; Ss.s
Sr the s.ildiSss Of e. Mss Wa f Ds
pertinent under cot OF OonSfsss approved July
The plans and spscincstaons muss BE- sent TO the
s o oeSS:, One.
az ~ son' u on or before the Let
M submitted should none Be eesSsa On: .n3, Or
pc for The purpose, ~ we'll a. TO retain any or sll
BY order q the Board.
no % I'm Brevst Lisut. osi, b. &. ~, ReCo.dsr.
kUY TIE "LITTLs BELT s.g AL.
no 20 cost Penns. av.. bet lSth aud 18th cts.
CL0CKsi CLOCKsl OLOOKsi-I have re.
Hi; s.
nonlm. o,po.t.. i sssra "a ,fss1i Hotel
II Minor Bolts; Treasures from Milton 8 Prose;
on Ecidemies: Red Letter Days ~ Gail S aHsM:
n nos '' > novel; y -0"'iT sANGk TAYLOR.
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LOST AND FOUND.

o. NORTH q spfscI street . small ~ OK aud tan
S.Ss: ss ,:Ss s'r. sSTs s,, to tn naTs Of
tgrned. Il.
osr.0n Wednesday, list, between Vermont
=! svsnne and tn !ptsrnsi Revenue, on 18th st,
s,, isf Pennsyi'anis avenue, one door above ,th
0sT.Detseen the corner Of 7th and streets.
ies :Sa M.SsSsst. sns bs..sen 9th and
Ss I. easury notes, two Oil biIis ss.sSin Frecton.
Vail ss Go st r sie
sylvabia sv,n us. Is,
&5O R!WARD-stGlen from ,lable ef the sub
~ Syv Gerber, near Blsdsn,nbsrg Nd Fr,dsy
s .he.a.T and 9ss. sss ss
with . horseshoe; star in the forehead: his knees
slack sn
chynkey; slight scar on the hind part Of the
no as.s,- SO. CRAWFORD. fayetteville. .
Iau tie night Of Nov 18th. one stray RRISDLE
dsIs and rump. &c The owner viii co@s forward.
pss Gh.fs' sSd t.Ls ne away
no q 81. Bounaary 3 ,sd.
II. Is~atS viii P red aas .'s
hseiy OF the Cow, or any information so that get
no q 1t- B. OoLLINswORrH.
0sT1A U0LoRE" GIRL, "a year. OF, named
Virginia; AND belongs to John Manning Prince
georges county, Nd: was last seen MONDAY noon
o. Northern Liberty Market with col or cd woman.
d. q. WELLS 900,
no Il II corner 10th and streets.
STRAYED TA "sPRlNG HILL" FARM. one
=, nile above Georgetown, q sandy spotted HOG,
The owper viii please come forward. prove prop-
cry, pay damages and take him. away.
81 RkWAkD-strsyed o., stolen, on the 18th
star on her forehead; white belly; three tests in
order The above reward will be given IL retu ned
10 Wm sCHLORB. No. Center Market
@IOn REWARD Stolen from the c.mp If the
SIVVUnited States Burial Co p., near sharps-
T%o on sohRKh Mlsn s #
BLACK ROAM and ONE JET BLACK HORSE
MULE. all branded u. the near shoul Ter, nd
H. T. on the OFF shoulder.
at seGne ts~ad VII &c paid on their dev.ry
cred CHARLES n. TOMPKISs,
BSsvet Brigadier General, and ouartsrmaster. U.
Qga1termaaer's OScs. washinsion, d. C.. No.
venbeT l9. 1856. no 20-10
GS REWARD-Left at o tavern, on tue night of
W.: W. the 18TH instant, an eight keyed FLU TIE,
for its return TO JOHN HORAN, 90. ID, LIST Bat.
tailor l2th U B Infantry, or at the Star Office.
UO0 REWARD-StOlen on the night o. the
you $50 OF keptemose from the premises of
George Jones near Bladensburg, q dark brown
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
nose. The above reward will be paid II returned
oc2 Hyattsyine, Prince Georges Co, Md
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- Ia -STOVELL6 IHFALLIBLl A9uk
-. CURB. cold Wholesale and retail by DUOh
EFT 4 BUCKH. Apothecsries, No So Penr.yI
vsnia avenue, between 3lst and I'D streets ana ~
druggists generally. no ~ eoin
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BOARDING.,

WILL TURNIsHE ED ROOMS. WITH ROARD
can De obtained at 3e9 Sd street corner OF
inoIsna avenue upon moderate terms no ~ I2t.
PIRsONs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
= Rooms and Table Board at No l3S Dunbar
ton street. Georgetown, D. q. no is.3Vs
'I>ABLE BOARD q No. l6l 10th street. fan
doors north Of the avenue Term S2s nSr
@o.s1. dc l6n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

We have now on hand an assortment Of mn
from
which We are Offering for - % at factory pfiIce,
Purchasing exclusively for cash, We are enSbieo
" ~ MHrZERorT 90,
81 = Penn avenue.
Sole agents for stetnway Sons Plan and Me-
son Hamlint Cabinet Organs. Ocs
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GLOBE HxPRKss COMPANY,
VI WASHING TON, November 4, lsSS.

VI WASTING ToN. November 4, lsS6.
Having made srransements for forvardlns
freiehts through the
MDRCnANfe' UNION EXPBBss C0MPAsi
from Hew York into the territory now vorIedm
that company. ts prepared Go
RIGRIyH AND PROMPTLY F0RwARD
stlex rates all deseripeious Of frsisht 20 the fol
LOWING No. thsrn. Eastern-. Western and sentn'
Wesfosn Doints s-Aibapy, Syracuse and Buffalo
Noss !: q syslanA, Ohio - Louis, No.; Chicago
III. and DETROIT. Mica. :. -.
oWRNT HUQPRRIYe. Agent, q the teupos
rycM &c Of the Company, eijo,ning the Bsitifn'"
no 1-T JOHN W. BOWEN. sspr.
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II s23 Pennsylvania avenue,
Are now Offering Q So perior article OF FRENCH
OOReET for q Nh. which have been and are ms
selling elsewhere IT "a no ls-A
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OHD PRICE, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEVIATION. r
GEO. O HDNNING
no y q Corner 7th street and Maryiand syepue
"A FOB THREE DAYS ONLY. nn
NIB L. TILMAN SNk
OF 112 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Has arrived in this city with On elegant ss.ort.
msnt Of TO-. t...r ..r
PARIS BONNlTs. ..
FLOWERS
HEADDRESSEs,
AND
ChlLDRtNis BOUND HATS,
Which will be open ct
332 PENNsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Mad. Hinokiey1,J
FOB THREE DAYS ONLY.
This stock OF eoods IL unsurpassed by any ever
offered in this city Dealers and others shou Id nor
fail 70 call and examine these goods
1A liberal discount To the tr ade. no p -2ts
E0R eALE-A pair Of we'll. ms tched CABBAGE
- HORSE9; Of good style and dark color. In
auire Of MYERS McGHAN, 376 street, be.
tween osn eno ytn no 2I-5t'
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WATCHES, JEwxLRY AHD sILvERWARE
81 J.sBLACK FORD 4 SON, ~
80 bridge street GeoreetownaD O., oppo {Sl2
site Nstionai Bank Of Commerce.
THE OLDEST. HOUSE IN DUB LINEN
.... 0BOR0ETOWN
We offer our usual complete assortment OF
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
c59s5 reeeiCed large lot of IA and Is karat plain
r. Also choice lot Of SILVER AID PLATED
oVOD0 Ior Wedding And holiday presents no2 n
CHsAF DsI GOODS.
,WGeeh9ye inst received large additional sup,ly
eiGOODS. which makes our assortment yerv c xTC
R!ets. We have Dress Goods in silks, French snI
Plsies Plaid PSplins; Alpaeas, Dsisiae,, and
Gafcos from l21i to 3: cents.
Brown Muslins from l2x TO -.
B!eached N uslins from Is TO N1<
bIanke very cheap; Cloths and Oassmere.
t Ann canton do., ShAwls and Oloakings.
TlSe ~ call and sare yONr money.
We promise great bargains.
oc film 1O1 Bridge ct Georgetown, D c.
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NvBDIOAL BOoKs-Dslton Human Physiolo-
Nl 81. Drustt's Modern Surgery. krehsen
System of Surgery. Grays Anatomy. Tlnt on
the Respiratory Organs; rev edition. Flat
Prsctice OF Medicine. Watsons Practice Of
Syoia London. ToNnes Rie0entary Chemisty.
bereiras nsterta Medice; edited by Hor:tio .
Wood, n. ID. Biddles Msterie Aediea, and many
0, ass on the ss"s 'o0'''''f Ia fAYLoR
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WE HAVE CONNECTED With our ware
Mhsre flANQs and other MUSICAL IN IV3X
sLkuItnSS are thoroughly. repaired stitiNU
ssmIioy are from the ManafsctoFy Of Btsinvay 3
FFEll &c. MDfZEROrf CO.,
oeS ta- 31S POun,e avenue
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

III Al Hay! ss...l-
aOV bales No. Hay now handbag from schoob
OF Onver ANTS; and for sale in lots to tuit pur-
enessnssW y. ". WATEBS, log Water st.,
no ~ 81 --L - GEORGETOWN D. g
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m nfCs of isat0s sgas.S, .
We ,A'Fg,0B. ~. a.. Noyem. er n ls,s
Sealed Proposals endorsed PROPOSALS .or u
dian Goods. - ~ he received At th- Oaiee ~
dtan Affairs urtil 4 O'Clock m on ssTTRD.Y
the 18th Jay Il ID. c 'mber next for furnistins :
thf QUANTITIES therein ven, the article. ne, In
the foIlowips list. The proposals, 20 tndjrss, 4,
separate ca amns, az white price ssid ariirI Ii
he delivereI in New York citv ana A, xb.t -
they viii BE- delivered in ST. LouGs NJ
gnods e. be delivered at either place At tire col III
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v PIANO TUNER AND REGULAT0R-
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
ORDERS VOW REcEIyEDAr
DEMPSEY O'TOOLE'S. Enersvers And Sta.
uoners, &c, 326 Pa. ay., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
+. C. REICHENBAOH'S Plano Boems
49S 18th street, near Pa. avenue
SPscial Notice from lFp'. Kpa5s 4 Co, Battimoye.
Mr.. Becker has tuned Pianos for at our Ware.
rooms, and we take pleasure stating that We be
lisve him to be q com petent tuner no n Am
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HABD w0oD LUMBERl
We snyits The sttention Of hard wood workers to
.-sreA OAK AID ASH LUMBBR, 6sot
Thoroughly ssasoned sud OF yarfous fbickna..>s
Aost OF esss Lumber Ne purchased Of toe e1oyern-
meot. ane will sell much below regular prices. : :
Our stock Of ell kia4s Of Lunber uSusllv fou "A
in alunbsr xsrd Y sonslsts, .-r-i L-s.'''
Virginia avenue. between Oh and 10th ss.., 2
poB1w ~ = -. - . Nav Wa
PENCE 90 sn GSSsss AND ME-
or sale and rent on easy terms. ct Ne, A9s nth
treet, above Pennsylvanta avenue
% -sosn' r. y. R1ICHEABACH,
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PIasIia Slate Roofing recommends itself
to everybody. See advertisement.
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Associated Press Report.
News,
The Indiana Consplrafors.

WAsHISsroN, April 8. - The United
States Supreme Court has decided in the In
diana conspiracy cases that writ Of ha-
beas corpus ought to be issued to take
Bowles, Milligan and Honsey from military
custody. and that the military commission
which tried them had no legal jurisdiction.
A large number Of decisions were deliv
cred by the United States Supreme Court
this afternoon. Chief Justice Chase read a
paper of which the annexed is copy:
ain the matter Of Lambin P. Milligan,
petitioner, the following order is directed
BY majority Of the Court to be entered in
this case, and like order will be entered in
No 456, ex parte, in the matter Of Vim. A.
Bowles. petitioner; and in No. 376, ex parte
in the matter of Stephen Horsey, petitioner.
This cause came on to be heard on the
transcript of the record from the Circuit
Court of the United States for the District of
Indiana, and on the points and question on
which the said Judges of the Circuit Court
were opposed in opinions, and which were
certified to this Court for its opinion, agree
ably to the act of Congress in such cases
made and provided, and was argued by
counsel On considerationjthereo the Court
is of the opinion:
First. That on facts stated in said peti-
ton, and exhibits, of said ipa'isou.
Second. That on facts - See. 10 the said
petition, and exhibits, t m lin P.
Milligan ought TO be q. Lt Gus
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VOL. XX---NO. IS.

The cotton sales at auction to- day were
on Government account. Over two thous-
and bales sold at 4l3@4Sl; middling Sa-
vat nah brought the latter prices. Good
middling Florida Az; middling Memphis
and Nashville IS; Sea Island s7G107. 10
Orders have been Issued by the Metropoli-
tan Police for the summary arrest Of all
beggars, including the children who sweep
crossings
The Commercials Washington special
says the Supreme Court viii not decide on
the cOnstitutionality of the test oath. Five
Judges oppose it, but one Of those thinks il
prudent to postpone the decision, and joins
the other four, who advocate the oath in the
oath in the postponement of the decision.
Intelligence has been received of the de-
parture on Saturday last, from San Francis
co, of Mr.. Cole, the Senator elected from
California. r5ga
The Express has a rumor of equipping
and putting to sea a fleet of vessels com
manded by experienced officers, and that
certain prominent Fenians are absent from
their accustomed posts.
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Indemnity for Loss of Life or BOdI-
Iy InJury.-The original Travellers Insurance
Co.. OF Hartford, Conn, insures against Accidents
Of all kinds Cash assets, Sept, 1866, S552, 81 As.
The Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn is the pioneer accident insurance company
of this country; it has issued over THIRTY THOU
SAND policies, (up to November ~ and paid over
sI1 HUNDRED discriminating the large sum Of
s3s, 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAS $3.50 in premiums
protective insurance against loss Of life or in-
jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. Nc
medical examination required.
GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLIcIEs.-The best policy
for every man, whether he travels much er little,
is General Accident Policy, which insures against
every possible form Of casualty, at all times and
places.
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT Po1IcIEs.-
IREsIsTERED. This Company now issues a very
convenient form of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate of 81 per thousand-with $;
per week compensation for each thousand insured
These are much better than ticket policies, fol
travellers and others desiring short risks, as they
can be taken IN any amount from $500 to SIC, 600
They cover all accidents, and each policy is regiser
ed so that the insurance is good in the policy
Is lost or destroyed
For mechanics or others who can not easily
spare the amount Of an annual premium, but
| would like to insure by the month, these short
time policies are ''just the thing" To any per
| son who insures each month, for six months con
seeutively, policy for the remaining six month";
will be given without charge, Except policy fe'
of one dollar.l
Policies issued and losses promptly paid BY
THAYER MUEsOE, Agents,
Park Building. next to Court House,
der.sp" Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-04

The Auburn Advertiser, Secretary Sew
ards home organ, deplores the veto of the
Civil Rights Bill. Only three Union pa
pers in New York State, viz: the New
York Times, Syracuse Standard and Buff
falo Commercial sustain the veto.
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From New York.
WAYS and Means Committee.

New YoRk, April 3.-The Posts Wash
ipgton special says that the Ways and
Means Committee is not ready TO report
the tax bill to Congress. The Committee
propose to reduce the taxes from S5O,OO0,O ,OOO
to S75,O0O,O 600. tits also proposed to reduce
comes below $1,000.
Gen. HOOker's Health.
SEN YORK, March 3.-Gallant Major
General Joseph Hooker is gradually recov-
ering from the severe illness, which has
confined him to his room for the last three
months. He appeared on the street to-day,
leaning upon the arm of an attendant
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N0RWAIK.

Especial Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER.l
NoRwALK, April 3.
Norwalk is all sound The "Cops" did
not have any nominations in the field.
The vote was consequently very light.
The Union nominee for Justice was elected
by 500-receiving all the votes cast The
corporation ticket was also Union.
Yours, characterization,
W. S. W.
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THE ELECTIONS.
MONROEVILLE.

Especial Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER.
MoSRoEvILLE, April 3.
Only light vote, about two-thirds, was
polled yesterday. The tickets were divided
on local issues and not on those of polit-
ical character. Each ticket had men of
all parties in it, and but little interest was
taken. The counting of the ballots was
not concluded until after midnight.
WAS
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Plastic Slate Roofing can be applied to
any pitch roof See advertisement.
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SpecIaIDIspatcheS.
RECEIVED UP TO ; O'CLOCK, A. N.
Special Dispateh-s to the Western Press.
B1sAPPo1xTED.


Providence, R. L, April S-The Fenians
held large meeting here this evening tore
ceive Colonel O'MahOny, bat he did not ar
rive. The meeting was addressed by Cap
tain McCeferty, General 0'Rielly and
others. A divided feeling was manifested
relativetO the head Of the organization, and
the meeting hardly realized the expecta-
tions of the friends Of Ireland.
FROM PIrTsBUReH.
PIrrsBuReH, April s.-RiVer rising with
eight feet of water on the shoals
The weather is clear and pleasant
POLITICAL.
NEw YoRK, April s.-The following tele-
gram is said to have been recSived at Tren-
ton yesterday;
LANCASTER, Pa, April 2.
To Hon j. H. SeoreI:
By all means 60 into convention. Send .
Radical. Don't defeat the interests of the
nation which are at stake. No man could
live under the odium Of having prevented
the addition of q true man to the Senate.
~ THADDEUs SrEyEEs.
The Philadelphia Telegraph. of to-day in
some remarks on the New Jersey Senator
ship says: esd 80
ibid not Mr.. James NJ Scovel produce
this morning on the DCaLln Wnlch ne cross
ed the Delaware aver, letter direct from
Andrew johnson, signed by the President,
in which he, the President, promises to give
Scovel any position under the government
provided he could secure the election Of
conservative from New Jersey, or prevent
the choice of radicalg"
@Did not Scovel show the letter to gen
tleman from the Atlantic City? Does this
not form an explanation Of the strange con-
duet or the eccentric behavior Of that Hon
orable gentleman We say emPhancaiiy
that il does, that such letter was exhibited
and that the solution Of Mr.. Seovels con-
duct appears probable in this light. We can
prove what We assert. fa
SENATOR coLz- l-- 7 p
A Washington special says that intelli-'
gence has been received Of the departure on
Saturday last from San Francisco, Of Mr.
Cole, the Senator elect from California. Mr.
Cole is radical Republican, -...,
A special to the Express states that the
Ways and Means Committee are not ready
to report the tax bill to Congress. The Com
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Mrs. PartiBgton still declares tina

Mrs. PartiBgtOn still declares that Woody
Alligator has made its appearance in every Drug
store, And still insists that the animal ERuIed up
the nose viii certainly cure Headache, TOothaehe,
Neuralgia and oatArIh- The public is aware by
this time that the old lady means ROIeOtt's
Annihilator, 8 valuable remedy in the form Of
liquid, which being snuIed up the nOstrils, stops
Nervous Toothaehe in one minute, Nervous Head
ache ana Neuralgia in three minutes, and cures
Cat 'rrh in twelve weeks.
Sold by all Druggists. nar3Q, Bib
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Over 400 Students ara no,

Over 400 Students are now in attendance
At THE USIoN Business INSTITUTE, 0BERLIS, OHIO.
Why is this UsfSEss COLLEGE popular Be-
cause aHits instructors work in harmony, and it
stands upon its msrits without trusting to the
magic Of a " chain " or Hambsg % AssociaGons.'
without "apiHg" the name of any other Business
College, it is meeting with success unparalleled in
the history of such schools in this State. Remem-
bsr The Union Business Institute is located at
oDERLIH- NAIL
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Discharge OfN. Y. DistlIlery Cases
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Fourth SOeia

Fourth Social Party, and last of the sea-
son. for the benefit Of the Children's Progres i've
Lyceum of Cleveland" +" will be given on Thursday
evening, April 5,h. at GArrstt's Hall. Music by
Lei nd's Band Tickets 81. RP4:3O3
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Agricultural 1HPIements.-Weo call the
attention of Farmers and Gardners to cur stock Of
Plows, CultIvators, Hsrrows, Garden Utensils,
shoveIs, Hoes, Rakes, &C.
We have for sale all the Agricultural Imple-
ments manufacture by Ysunglove, Massey Co.,
which we will sell at Manufacturers prices.
DAVIS, MASSEY 4 CO.,
aP4-303 I47 Ontario street
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An adjourned meeting of members of
the Legislature snd influential Union men
from all parts Of the State was held in
Columbus on Monday evening, and voted
to recommend june 10th, as the day for
holding the next Union State ConventionI
Among those present were Hon. Column
bus Delano, Governor Cox and Messrs.
Williamson, Mcfarland, Sawyer, Nixon,
Piatt Gaddis, TibbAls, Welch, Bradbury,
Galloway, Wright, and others.