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TRAIN LATE.

The lateness of the Western train on
Tuesday was caused by running upon
an open switch at Wilmington, and
coming in collision with lumber car.
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The Flrse national BANK.

We were in error in stating in our
last weeks issue that Mr.. G. F. Gar
agility had disposed Of his stock in the
First National Bank. The President
ofthat Bank has furnished us the fol-
lowing list of the Stockholders and Di-
rectors of tho Bank, from which twill
be seen that Mr.. Garaghty is the owner
of a considerable part of the capital
and is also one Of the Directors OF the
Bank atthis time:
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John D. Martin, P. B. Ewing, G..
+, Garaghty,J. @. Kinkead, J. b. Nc
Neill.
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EuRNITuRN FeR sALn.

The furniture of a well.furnished
room. suitable for unmarried gentle.
mel, will bs sold cheap for cash. In
quire at this Office.
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MARRIED.

EvERITT-LARIMER--on the 18th inst, at the
residence Of the widow Larimer, by Rev. c. G. B.
Duncan, Mr., William Evertt Of Fairfield county, and
Miss Susanna Larimer of Perry county, D..
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ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT,

Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW,
As we'll as many others, dt female can sRov qood
health unIeSsshs is regular and whenever obsiruc-
ton takes place-whether from exposure cold or any
other cause.-the general health 5egins immediate.
ly to decline, and the want OF proper remedy has
been the causeof so many consumptlons among the
young females The remedy may certainly be iouhd
in the "Duponco Golden Pills" Headache, Pain IN
the SIDE palptation OF the heart, OathIng Of food,
and disturbed sleep, always arises 5m interruptions
Of nature and Whenever that is the case, these pills
will Invariably remedy all these evils.
$4,000 Boxes Hive Been SOLD In Two
Years. re,
Ten thousand bores sent by letter. both hy mysefand
agents to all parts Of the world, to which answers
have been returned, in which ladies say, nothing
like the above pills have been known, since the Sci
EScE OF MEDICINE DAwSEp pros TaE WORLD,
In IL em owing Obstruction and Restoring
Nature to its Proper Channel.
Qsting the and bringing back the ''Rosy col
orheath" to the cheek Of the most delicate.
Full apd explicit directions accompany each box
which must be strictly followed, and all iiseas pecu-
lar to females may be speedily cured The GotDEx
PLLs act as an -
Exhilarant without Single Drawback.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind and the entire
organization II there is any reliance to be placed
on human testimony the above Pills may be, fully
RENE HI fsE R-EIamine the box closely, tno
matter from what drue7ist you buy theIn.) II the
box is not signed 5. d. HowE It is "the counterfet
and Iwi not bc responsible for their injurious ef-
fects
Price, 81 per box; six boxes S. Sold in Lancaster,
Ohio BY yGEoRGE @. BECK, Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Office car have the Pills sent (conhdentaIly) by mail
Osny part OF the country free Of Postage;
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by Blocksom Brothers, gainesville, s. Z.
sAmuels, Columbus G. 4. olds, Cirolevle, and John
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Roll OF Honn.

Receipts on subscription to the
Lancaster Gazette for the week ending
January 25th, 1866:
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8. S. CALKINS and G. P. GRIFFIN
G. H. POND,

Principal Of the Telegraphic Department, and In
structor in Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals Of the Chif5grapSc Department, In
structors in Spencerian Penmanship-Plain,
Practical and Ornamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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All kinds Of Military Claims collected
at this office, especially
"KN OTTY Ola ms"

TALLMApGE keeps constantly employed, ten
competent ASSISTANTS who have essrvcdin the army,
and the once mottois; IAN just claims against the
United States can and WILL be collected
B. F. REINMUND, Agent,
! Branch Office at Lancaster, O.
Jar 2osh, isss-ti-tt
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Ta1lnadge House,
j. MORRISON, PROPRIETOR.

Guests viii receive ovesy attention. Bills tsasonAb
LInt AMER, oaio, September lSi 1Sef-a2sn
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The course ofstudy consists Of SINGLE and DoU.
nershp Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and joint Stock
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
law, Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, &c
AlarHe Hall is now fitted up for the Telegraphc
Department exclusively, where advantages will be so.
in the care ofan operator Of long experience, and OF
the best reputation. Having also the favor and pat
ronage oftheleading Telegraph officers, throughout
the West situations Tor graduates cat readily be
cured.
The tuition fee is only about ONE. HALF thatusu-
ally charged in similar institutions; while the cheap
mess Of living the numerous educational advantages
OF the place. and the com paratiye absence of tempt
ations TO vice, are important considerations.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
for III Is beyond the power Of any Commercial Col.
lege to get situations for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction TO our stu
dents.
REMEmbEH, that we are not a"link" in anybody's
chain, neither do we claim 10 absurd thing as
"patcat' on a systsm ofinstruction,
TERMS.
Tuition for the Full Course, including Bust
ness Penmanship 90
Ielegrapnlc see. % W
Both combined IS 90
Teachers Course in Penmanshp, is 90
To any who have doubts concerning where to 20 for
a Business Education, we sAy-ifyou study one week
with us, and find we have deceived you by false reps
reseptatons, ask for your tuition fee, and twill
For further particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular. tJanlsth, lseS-iyl
Desirobis oIty Property For xsle.
fT;S1asfa f;1ssa NyrHls property is situated on a.
IuEaEu Wheeling street on the north. IN ! |
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Ds.lrobis OIty PIopsrly FoE sale.

fTSIassS3 VNTH1s property is situated on -.
ITEasM ] Wheeling street on the north ~
G-s east corner OF High alley, between q ~
BIoad and high streets. Terms reasonable. -
Enquire at this once or on me premiaes. -,
Nov Z, is5--S2H. ELIZABETH REED.
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Iron CITY Commercial College
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Excellent Hints.

Excellent Hints.
clothes before washing
colo OF red, or yellow
Sal soda will bleach white spoonful is enough of As
clothes.
harden yards when
with candle ana
the irona will be much nicer ,-.,..-.,,o..
knives and
&C at east a
rub cloth.
potatoes make more starch than fresh ones s so
pudding mould
Examine pickles, and everything put away
Euys of cheese at a time.
vanished Will
of milk VIII restore Ola
washed cold
rinsed.
ct straw - The for filling changed year
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TO WHOM ASSESSED
from Aug. 2s, '65. SIS. rs

from Aug. IS, '65. .Sss.2s
Ditto ................I
Tax for sewer, interest
from Ang. 25, IS. .S69.l3I
Ditto ..................l
Beginning at the south
east corner Of said
square and running
thence northwestward.I
~ along the line Of PENN
sylvAnia avenue TO the
southwest corner o{ said
lot 2. thesee northeast
wardly along the divi-I
sion line between lots 2
and 3 40feet, thence north
westwsrdly on q line at
right angles with said
division lines feet thence
enthusiastically on a
line parallel TO the said
division line III feet,
thence On q line at right
angles to the line last
aforesaid to the line OF
Third street west, and
thence along the line Of
said street to the begin
ming.
Van Bibber, Anthony.
Van Pattep, Adam o..
Having q mont OF 25 feet
front by the depth OF the
lot, and adjoining the
east o. feet 9 inches front
of said lot.
Van Patten, Charles H. L.
Ditto ...s..............
U1tto .............. &.
UlttO ...........s.
Ditto ..................
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27

At the corner Of north d
and Twelfth street west
and running thence west
with the line Of ID street
% feet 4 inches, thence
south b feet s inches,
thence west 3 feet SIX
inches, thence south *
feet 3 inches, thence east
3 feet 54 inches, thence
south 20 feet 5x inches,
thence east % feet Ak
inches, and thence with
the line Of Twelfth street
west north SO feet Az
inches TO the beginning
Ditto .........,.......
BeEl..::;.:.. at a point on
the eastern line Of Tenth
street west which Is Al
feet south of the north.
west corner of said orr.
einal lot and square,
tnen east with q line
parallel TO the south line
of north n street 100 fee
10 the line dividing lot:
n and ~, thence south
with said dividing lint
20 feet, thence west ion
feet tothe east line, theme,
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February l3-lawI4w.
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1880 ..... ~ 60 ~ %
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The national Republican., 1866-04-14


The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday oommu-
nicatsd the following to the Senate:
sIR: In Response to . resolution Of the Senate,
passed on the 9Th instant, requesting me to inform
that body whether, at any time since my report Of
December last any persons have been permitted to
enter upon tho duties Of ofhce and to receive the
salary or emoluments thereof without taking the
oath prescribed BY act Of Congress, together with
other information relative to the same subject, I
have the honor to transmit herewith reports from
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, which fur
nish the desired Information.
have the homer to be very respectfully your
ooedient servant II. MoCULLocH,
secretary Of the Treasury.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue states
that assessors and coiectors remain unpaid except
where tho oath has been taken. He reports the
appointment Of Adv assistant assessors In the South
cru statesi and Of the returns received l79 have
taken the oath, % have taken modified oath,
generally striking out the part relating to partici-
patton In the rebellion, while promising TO stand
Tor the Union In the future) and 222 cases in
which those on duty had not as yet made such re-
turns, Of whom Is In North Carolina, 50 In South
Carolina, 10 In Georgia, and II In Alabama.
Tee Commissioner OF Customs states that no al
iowance Of salary has been made until the oath
10 subscribed, and that he distinctly announces
that the rule will be strictly enforced.
Returns In very few cases have not been re-
ceived, as follows: Galveston, Texas-J. JASEEs,
night inspector; CHARLES JERsIG, messenger G.
RIcKELrsos, night watchmAni r. SIXTH, night in
spector. Pensacola, Florida-cHARLEs M. Fen
NIL clerk. Apalachicola, Florida-BRADDooK
The national Republican., 1866-04-14
FOREIeN sTEH HMsHIP LINES.

The House Post Office Comlnittee do not look
with favor upon any of the various schemes now
sought from Congress to subsidiIe steamship lines
70 foreign countries Adverse reports will prob
ably bo made in all cases. The lobby is however.
very persistent in their efforts for this class Of
especial legislation.
The author of the above Is understood to he the
clork Of the House Committee on Post ofices and
Post Roads. The gentlemen who represent the
various schemes" referred to evidently have not
bought up the clerk Of the committee The House
ahould see 10 IL
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

DEATH OF HON. DANIEL 3. DICKINSON
Yesterday we received the sudden sad announce
uent Of the death Of the Hon. DANIEL SrEvEHs
DICKINSON, Of New York. From Mr.. JouS
5AvAaE's book of "0ur Living Representative
Men, We gather the prominent incidents Of his
biography. He was born in Goshen, Ltchfeld
county, Conn, on the 1lth Of September, 1900.
His father was a plain, respectable, democratic
farmer, Of the Jehsrsonian school Of politics In
1906 the family removed to tho valley of Chsnan-
CO. in New York, and settled in what is now the
town Of Guilford. Young DANIEL worked on the
farm and at trade, attending common school q
portion Of the time, AFTER the manner Of farmers
boys in those days. But when the divinity of
quick and strong intellect began to stir within him
he applied himself to the acquisition Of literature
and scientific knowledge, making rapid progress.
Then he studied law and taught school in the com.
mon and select schools Of the neighborhood He
admitted to the bar in 1926, and soon became
distinguished in his own section, from whence he
removed to Binghampton in 1881, whore he has
resided ever since. and where he owned beautiful
estate.
Mr.. DICKINSON was elected TO the State Senate
Il New York in 1885, for four years. and from this
time became prominent rs a politician. At the
close Of his senatorial term he was nominated for
Lisuten.nt Gov.rnor bv ths Dsuocr.,. .nd Az.
seated II was during the Hard Ciasrn oamn.,.,
In ls42 he wa. again pomina,ed and ,bis ,;,Ds
| "a, .lsct.a In lsa4 nd. Tr,i,.a c..
SENATOR by Gov BoucK IN an m. vacancy \,
| ,bs .ppointm.nt of Mr. Mp Tuu.nox., Cov.,no,
Of wisconsin Territory and on N. mos,;ns os ,bs
L.vi,,.tur. uas .Isc,sd 10, m. ,no,..a,ns ,.,,,
Daring thu ssven session, Of nj, s.n.top;,I o.-
rear bs vas associated with sucb Senator. a. q,
c.,uou, Wxas,xp q, ,vro, Rv,ro, 4, "a Co.,
| ,xnvv "a noro, a. 81 a., a.. -,,L -.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

WAN DkpARrhkNr
BUREAU REPuGEEs, FRERDrES AND An b LANDS, J
wAsHISGros, April 10, 1855.
Special Orders, No. SO.
Colonel Samuel Thomas having been relieved
from duty rs Assistant Commissioner Of this Bu-
reau for Mississippi, by Special Orders, No 100,
War Department, A. q. O., and directed 10 report
in person to the Commissioner, In order to be
placed on other important duty, the Commissioner
takes this occasion to thank him for the energy,
fidelity and ability he has displayed in the dis
charge Of his difficult and delicate duties while
laborng for the freedmen in the Mississippi valley
By order Of Maj. Gen. o. o. HowARD, Commits
sioner. G. II. HOWARD,
BIT. Brig. General, aud A. A. A. q.
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duty he left TO the countrymcn who survived
him. He has been in his grave one year,
and still the work Is unfinished. All that he
thought needful has been accomplished, and
more. Instead Of one tenth, the entire south
ern community is in submission. His act oil
emancipation has passed into q national fat,
and has become part Of the organic law OF
everyrebelliousS State. Every rebel weaponhas
been surrendered. Almost every rebel soldier
and citizen has registeredhis oath Of ofallegiance
to the United States Government Everyrebel
State has disavowed their rebel obligations. II
would seem that the extremist wish Of his
patriotic heart had been gratifed, and that
his vision Of success was complete. Yet,
zoe are not zone common country" Not ours,
on this anniversary Of his assassination, be
the service to taunt any man with dereliction
Of duty. But it is the stern task Of justice
to say that to sorrow over ABRAHAM LIN
coins death, and TO be Indifferent to the
great example Of his life, is to mock his
counsel and it argues criminal forgetful-
ness Of his precepts and teachings. As far
as humanity is concerned, the loss Of him by
the hand Of the assassin is augmented by the
sacrifice Of the purpose which he had so near
at heart.
Could our earnest appeal reach every citi.
gen Of this nation, on this never-to-be-forgot.
ten day, it would implore them not to re.
member only the successful CoxNANDER-lS.
CHrEr, whose legions came back in glory
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

"ANNANIAs" (the Washington correspon-
dent Of tho New York Tribune, IN the absence Of
Mr.. BYINurOD puts to the blush his nAmesRke.
He assumes to know the opinions of President LIN.
cOLS who would never have permitted such an in.
famous fellow to come into his presence.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

The assessed valuation Of one hundred and
two counties in Illinois for 1854 was $780, 7o9, O6s
for 1895 1t Is ss9l, ,oO3 1884, gain Of sS4, s9a, ,2sl
nearly ten per cent. in single year. What will It
be when the boys are all home, with settlers from
Europe also hocking In.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

BEFoRE the war the total population of
Nashville was 49, 900, yet it is estimated by cor
respondent of one of our exchanges that from Feb
ruary, 1852, to june, 1865, there were buried in
that city 1000 negroes. Many Of these, however,
came in from the adjoining country, and did not
enter into the census report
The national Republican., 1866-04-14
THE DEPARTMENTS.
IorFIcfAL.l

DEPAnrnnxr op srArH,l
wAsHrSeroS, April l3, 1899.
E0n the 14th Of April, 1865, great affection
was brought upon the American people by
the assassination Of the lamented ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, then President of the United States.
The undersigned is therefore directed by the
President to announce that in commemora-
ton Of that event, the public Offices will be
closed tomorrow, the l4th instant.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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ron. Pcnoil ana soissors.

The LOAN Bill has been signed Gy tho
President.
For LAWS lately enacted and signed, see
outside Of to-day's paper.
"srR, did you ever see dead duck" Eyes,
IN Occasional one. "-LOa. jour.
THE storeship J. O. Kuhn sailed from the
Navy Yard on Monday last, with stOrcs for oor war
vessels on the coast Of Africa. She will be absent
about eighteen months.
A LADY visitor, who had climbed, with
several ompanions, to the dome Of the Capitol in
Columbus, fainted from exhaustion at the summit.
A gallant bachelor Of the House Of Representatives
carried her down.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

ITALIAN OPERA.-The Opera last night
won't of admirably, and tonight the very last of
the season, the beautiful II ITOUatOrs will be pre-
sented with splendid cast The leading parts will
be filed with tho best talent, and the delightful
solos Of the piece will be effectively rendered.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

The receipts from customs for the week ending
last Saturday, at the following ports; New York,
$2,sS3, 954 %; Philsdephis, $247 os7 $751; Boston,
$ss, 1885. Total, So, ,Is9, 1881. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

As- Eight Hours.-The workinEmen en- Of
East Washington will raise Flag on itoh-
DAT, the IGth instant, st eight O'Clock p. m on tho
corner Of Virginia avenue and Eighth street All worS-
ingmen arc cordially invited to attend
By order Of COMMITTEE
Apl4-ltt .. .....
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BEAUTIFUL LADIES send beautiful roses TO
the N. o. Pic. Happy Pic,
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sent to different parts of the country through the
mails yesterday from the Internal Revenue Bureau.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

The Demand for the Labor Of Freedmen.
The Assistapt Commissioner Of Freedmen's AZ.
fairs for the District of Columbia had application
for 4sS freedmen for different portions Of the South
and West
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

TnE INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS yesterday
were $7S4, ,3l4,93.
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AHRIED,

On Thursday the l2ih instant at the residence ot the
bride, by the Rsv. Father J. A. Walter, Capt 1HoRsk
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

So Wonderfully stranEe.-Mndams M. II. .
PERRRaAULT who has astonishsd the scientific eassss
Of Paris and London, has now permanently located
herself at Albany, n. Y. Madame Perresaut, By the
aid Of her wonderful instrument known as the Horo-
scope, guarantees TO produce hfs-lke picture Of the
future husband wife Of the PATRON together with the
date Of marriage leading traits Of foharaetsr, oeeupation
etc. This Is NO humbug, as thousands Of testimonials
can assert. She will send, whsn desired, written
guarantee that the picture Is what 1t PuIpOrts tobs
By stating ago. height complexion, color Of eyes and
hair and enclosing 90 cents aud stamped envelope ad
dressed TO yourself you will receive the picture By
return mall. Address
MADAME N. H. PRRRBGAULT.
nslA.lxhhM p O. DrnMar 2O2 Albany, NY.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

hEsBAdk N RkGARD TO THE FIBHkHIks'
The Speaker laid before the House message
from the President Of the United States, In answer
to q resolution Of tho House inquiring what steps
have boen taken to protect the interests OF Amer-
Of the British Provinces.
THE message sncOSss communication from the
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

81 Calvary baptist Church meets every
Sabbath In the Church. corner Of Eighth and streets.
Service every Sunday at II a. m. and evening. Seats
free. Rev. T. X. Hewlett, pastor. ds90-n
- once Warrington Gas Light Com.
PAHY-on aud after March l, 1855, until further
hee the price Of COKE will be twelve cents per bushsl-
ml-u dEo. A. MoILHENNY, Engineer.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

AS-Breech-Loadiug Arm.-Tho Board fcr
the Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Gen.
srai Hancock is president is in ssssion at No. 6
winder's Building.
Asms will be received daily, between The hours Of II
g. N. aud p. m, until further notice.
Inventors arc requested to submit their aras In per-
son or BY agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th U. s. Cav. Brew. Lieut. COL U.sA,
mhl2.u Recorder
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

ss- Fairt Fairi for the Benent OF the sixth
Presbyterian Church. WI. be held at seAtOn Hail. COM
msusius WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1859, continuing two
weeks All the usual attract Tons for comfort and pleas
ure will be found Steamed tsrs from the celebrated
establishment Of Harvey Co. >7h be served BY me
ladies every evening.
The fair will open this afternoon, And every A"e'~
noon until further notice, for ladies and ondien'
The piano used at the fair has been ks>'y furnished
by Mr.. W. @. Metzerott.
ason tickets 90 osnn. Single tickets % eena. Chill
dren half price. mhsS-u