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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-22

Magic GO. viii give their personal attention 20
the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furniture &c
the residence OF families declining hOssekeePin ing
Also, to tho sales % stocks 81 Groceries and mer
ehsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dec l.fy
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ALE OF os sEEEyI0EABLE AND pAMAGHI

= WAsHlNGTON. ID. O., Feb. ", 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Judiciary
Square Warehouses, 9Th and streets in this city,
ON FRIDAY the sd OF February, at 10 e'olock
a: m, quantity Of seryicesble and Damaged Hos
pital bedding, Clothing and Furniture. A large
quantity OF Hair Mattresses will be sold.
Ierms-Cash IN government funds.
Purchasers will be allowed IS hours TO remove
their property. 9. SUTHERLAND.
lie IL 10 Surgeon u. q. A, Med Pur.
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co., AuctiOueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
10TH, BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS.
On tn uRSDAY AFTERNOON, March I'D, at
AZ O'Clock, by virtue Of deed of trust, duly
corded in Lber NJ. ii. No. 5, folios 235 ct seq,
shall sell part of Lot Ne. 81, in b. NJ. keyssr's
Subdivision of part Of Square 49, fronting Is feet
inches on feet alley in the rear of 10th street
of IS feet, improved by q Frame House Of tive
rooms.
Terms cash.
Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in
week from day OF sale the trustee reserves the
right TO resell at one weeks notice in Evening
Star, at risk and cost of defaulting purch sser.
feI4-Iawts J. C. Mcguire CO., Aucts
DUBLIC AUCTION OF BUILDINGS AT
i CAMP DISTRIBUTION, (FORMERLY
CONyALESCENT CAMP
Ctfre DePot Compulsory Of SHbStSfenes. .
Will be sold ut Public Auction, at Camp Distri-
button, Va, on the London and Hampshire Rail.
road, about three miles from Alexandria, on
TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at Il o'clock NJ the
following property belonging to the Subsistence
Department, viz:
One Frame Slaughter House, 40 by "A feet, Is feet
One Bake House, Sc By 81 feet, Is feet high; ad-
ditional Juilding, Is by 10 feet Double flooring in
One Frame Building, 81 by Is feet, II fe ct high:
also, one attached building, 10 by IL feet.
About 20 600 Bricks, in three Ovens.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
G., BEII..
feF5t Major and @. g., u s. A.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURR
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY: the 2Sd instant, we shall sell, at the
residence OF Mr. 7. prury, No. 372 18Th street
west, between G and III streets, rear the Hibernia
Engine House, at 10 O'Clock a. m, an excellent
assortment nearly new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus
Mahogany Marble-top Wash Closet and Wash
stands
Mahogany Bedsteads and inc Painted Cottage Sets
Fine Damask Brocatelle Cover ed ParlOr Suite
Walnut Extension and other Tables, Crockeryware
Window Curtains and Shades, Feather Beds
Bedding and Mattresses, Carpets. Cooking and
Requisites
Terms cash.
fe 203t GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y NAGLE & CO., AuctIeneers
- Sales rooms No. 267 PeuDsylvania avenue,
oerner Of 18th street.
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by NJ. X. WALSH 4 co, Auctioneor.-
- No. 2-5 "a sy d, corner ION .tre.

REGULAR AUCTION SALES DAYS EyKRy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND sATURDsy
hOhNlNO commencing AZ 10 o'clock campris n
general assortment OF Merchandise. HOGsehoIa
ton.
Consignees solicited.
Out door Sales attended 90 on easy tsrm.
fel9lw NJ. X. WALSH h co. Aucts
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RYC. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS
On SATURDAY MORNING, February "a, at 10
o'clock, we Will sell, at the Bazaar, humber of
Saddle, CARR age, 6nd Work Horses full des-
cription at sale comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
Among whichis some good Work, Saddle, and Har-
ness Horses
A large collection Of New and Second hsnd Bug-
gies, r. ckswsys, Carriages, Wagons, AID eth
er Vehicles.
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c, at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on safe
fe 81 VIM. l.. WALL q co. Auc.s
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- SoRs
Rr JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctiso..r..

TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue OF decree passed By the suprons
Court az the District Of Columbia in On an,ery
cause No <ss, wherein Elisabeth sibl.y 4. o,,r /,
claimant and Ellen Kdes ct al are deTsudsnts I
shall cell, st public auction. on the prernises n.
THURSDAY the I'D day IL februsrs, IsSS. st a.
O'Clock p. IN, sll that part Of Lot 5 in square a
In this city. contained within the following N et.s
ana bounds. Beginning NJ q point the vest lfps
OF ssid lot 81 feet inches south Of The north vest
ncnes TO an alley. thence north o. feet inrhss;
.i VEST - feet inches; and thence south 10
tn. . 20 the place ct beginning.
MS property IL situated on eth street west be
1917, t snd "a streets north, and Is improved vita
Terms Of sale One half cash. and the hxl.uca A.
SIX and twelve months, FOR which the pnrchAsorS
hsns, secured 20 the sAcisfaction on AZ Tru.fes :
sold 'e'e'nod on the premises
All conveysncinF and revenue s.snps 81 80, N
purchaser WMF MATTINGIY Trns,.s ~
lie 6-eo2w &c. MCGUIRE 90 49,.
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AUCTION SALES,

tFor oher Ase,ie- SAFES see fo.rtA pag.J
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TRUSTEES SALE OF R3TEL AND REsTAUR

By virtue Of TIVE separate deeds of trust daily re-
corded in the cce Of the Register Of Deeds for the
sell, at public sale, on
THURSDAY, February q, at clio, pm.
The Furniture, Fixtures, and good will @. the Will
liam Tell Hotel, togethe~ with the Bar ana fixtures
OF the Restaurant thereto attached.
This n Hotel has Away done excellent bu ness
Is well located, being on PenHsylysnia avenue
tnorth side,D between Four-snd- s-hsl and Sixth
streets.
Persons DESTROYS Of examining the premises and
furniture, please call prior to the day Of sale.
The whole will be offered together
Terms cash. J. g. STOCK.
WILLIAM GRRECKB.
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STHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY MORNING, same hour, on account
OF the celebration, when IL will positively take
place.
fen WIN. l.. WALL & co, hucts
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RY NJ. X. WALSH CO., Auctionesrs
ID No. 2S5 Penna. ave, corner Ieth ,tr..t

AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING
commencing at o clock, o. q large assortment IF
MERCHANDISE. aud nsme in psrt-
Clothing OF every description, Shirts and Draw
ers, Wooden oyershirts, Hosiery. Gloves, Suspsn
GERS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Soaps, Hair OLE Brush
IS, Combs, Table snd Pocket Cutierv Sastors
Clocks, Albums. Stationery. Hnndk src hiefs Col
laIs, SeEars. Tobacco, Nalises, Umbrellas Flaa-
nels, Motions, &C, sc.
ALSO
full lire Of Gold and Silver Hunting case ana
open face Watches, Gold Chsins a.
fe l92w M X. WALSH A. co Auc,s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
Turnpike Notice.

UNHE. STOCKHOLDERS IN THE MIAMIsBuRG
l. and Centarviiie Turnpike Company arc heroDy
notined 70 meet a. the office of ~. shes han j. f.
At o'clock p NJ, for The PURPOSE OF eisc,in1 seven
Ql directors to serve the ensuing year.
deeSdw" AH anoKpE A. GROVE Pres.
A DMINIsTRAToR'S NoTfCE.-THE UNDER.
slgled has been duly appointed administrator OF
the eft'ie 81 John II. Hoffman, late, Of MONTGOMERY
December 49, 1865. n 100 ~ decigwsts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
GIVE THE
y'nn T. GIVE THE
CEDRONT BITrERs.
..r a r. a.". ''|.. ~
One Trial and You W1U Neve,. Use
4fty others.

It's not necessary % publish long list OF Diseases
all diseases Of the = -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne has been playing
star engagement before the MOrmons in
Utah for three months past. Old Brig.
and his Saints are great admirers of the
drama, and Brigham has spent hundred
thousand dollars upon the theater in Salt
Lake City. Buteven this is not enough, for
rival theatre Is being erected.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

The other evening, at Bloomington, ILL.,,
dentally pushed Kerosene lamp from tn e
table where she was reading and as IL
broke, it set fire to the oil, &c. Mr.. w. in
stantly smothered the fire with shawls. nil
lows, etc, thinking he had narrow es-
cape from conflagration. To his surprise,
in few minutes he heard fire behind the
plastering of the wall, roaring like chim-
ncy. Some of the liquid fire had crept
twentieth of an inch wide, and ignited the
woodwork in the ceiling. He broke It
through, put out the lower part of the fire,
and was then obliged to break through
from the outside, and also in the second
story, before he could save the house. It is
one of the most singular cases we have
ever heard of and shows the great danger
of kerosene Oil.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

John w. Garrett ESQ. President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, states that the
line TO Pittsburg. aud thus reduce the dis
tance TO Washington from that central point
In the West, seventy-two miles, and by this
work and by the completion Of the Point of
Rocks road TO Washington, affording CONF
munication by an AIRLINE from st. Louis
aud Chicago TO Washington.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Send for Illustrated Prico List OF Instruments and
Catalogues OF New Musr. Address orders '
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer, NJ b4T
Broadway, New York. .d ID IIl1 TlIIJyisdly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Butthe crognng glory Of his life remains to be at
famed IN his discovery, rather for he
uoes not claim TO have been the of CEDRoE
which s the basis OF the B,tters now offered 10 the
Pu6c. That honor belongs To the native inhsbtants
o. central America, TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
GUS GUS serpents IL is a belief with them that while
cure no matter what the disease may be.
Mhlle Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex
sthorongh examination OF the evidence relating To
.s virtues, that as remedy and preventative for ali
ohseses ar1eing nom exposure, either to change o
stands """eA's'' "
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

The LOST REsTORD TO LRE.-The Dun
kirk IN " Journal, last week, reported the
loss of two fishermen, John Benson and
Isaac Sweet, who were ont on Lake Erie I'm
u small sailboat. Their boat the Wave,
came into Barcelona, Friday, after having
been bufieted around the lake by cold blasts
and threatening waves for nearly week.
She was brought into port without sail or
rudder, and with only single oar, which
was piled by Sweet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

The following advertisement was pub
lished in the Boston Eoenipg Post In 1885:
4" To be sold by the printer Of this paper,
the very best negro woman in the town.
She has had the smallpox and measles is
ms hearty as horse, as brisk as a bird, and
will work like n beaver.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

Superb Stock OF Cloths for Men and Rows Wear.
Elegant Cloths, for oyareoats; General Stock
OF Notions, hhawls and Ooaks White
Goods, large stock; Lace Collars and
Embroideries; Balmorala, a very 80
large line; Bradley's cele- DID
hrated Hoop Skirts,
6c., &C, &c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

HNHIs PREPARATION Is UNEQUALED AS A
4 heiuvenator and Restorer OF wasted or inert
The aged should be certain TO make The Biokrsno
household god, inAsmuch as IL will RI ndsr them
youthful in feeling and in strength and enable the
TO live over again the days of their pristine joy n
not only exharatea but strengt md is really an
ss rscs eetssng - esPeeA to those who have
misfortune, OF ordinary sickness No matter Wbat
thf cause Of the lmpotency Of any human organ
shs superb preparation will remoyeths eaectAt once
I..,a BIOKRBNE.
CURES LlfP07RNcY, GENERAL Debility.
NnRRYo gS LNCA "a cfTH. DYSPEPSIA, bEPRkSI
SION SO : Loss Loss or APPETITE, Low BPiRITs,
L4M5HEoLLIIX, 44oH lH.I,, MENTAL IEDoLENoE, 9MACL4-
NERVOUS HS7RM and ali Who are GnIn IL any fn EsS
prOsrated by nervous disabilities are EARNESTLY AL
vissd 70 seek euEs in this most excellent and unc p
Persons who, by inprudshce, have osttheir NAT, 2
RAi uRAh giGoR, will ind speedy and permRnsp h,
! BIOKRENE. 10
The FEEBLE, the LANG ULD, the DRsPAIRJve, .
4 will be found totally different from all other articles
foE the same PnTPosss gun gI uI 80
bic ID nervous weAlKhesses 81 ali nds as Il vii ~
store the wasted strength with wonderful peTman-,
Itts also grand tonic, and will give relisfiu Diva.
Ss rsb III sSss 9cs
health, Rpd hanish Dyspepsia forever rNND'
One Do',fT per Botqe, or six Bottles for Ss, sold
by DfhINAA generally. .l'lII0 y = I'll - wv D
senk 6Stist 6S n lress anywhere, by AddresSing
I HTft1iINGs HILLYER, Propfieiors, =
: i.li, .hE" n 81 De iAr street, New York Il
Sold hy Or. W. W. STEWART,
q No. 90 Main street. ~
ui}so ni .i.I.t. Agensfor Daytonl ;
~ t .d.'p eiI i..slt s1l
F, I'i ns1u.I Lli binl Jd lLL.auansp-s,l ..1s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOTD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM LOZENGERS. IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A
REP PUTATION AS WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
o f N RTH II RTCA.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

EXEouToRs NoTIoh-HoTIoE Is HEREBY
IL given thet the Undersigned, was, on the 6th day
OF Deeemher 1865, appointed and qualified as exeoIi
tor ef Christian Kopfer, deceased, late OF Montgom
deslS%St TTH CHRISTIAN KLoPFFR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
WITHOUT A RIvALl
And Justly deserves the reputation u has so long en-
|oyedin oentrai America and the West indies.
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And ITS attendant train OF symptoms IL acts mora tlk
AOHARM than medicine. There is nothing in The
whoie range OF MateMa Medira that can for moment
besra comparison With It In this disease
full account OF this wonderful plant NAV be found
In the eleventh edition Of the United Sates Dispens
atory, pages 1857 and 1888. H.
series of experiments in which DR.. BuH has been
for years engaged. has Just been brought 10 succesa
iu termination, and he ia enabled 10 offer TO the
pubic combination OF CEDRON with other approved
toncs, the whole preserved IN the best quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is conf.
dent has no equal in the world /, = SN'-''I
he might furnish volume OF certificates. but tbe
puoc have long since learned TO estimate sch things
oy true value. The safest plan is for eyery one
TO testtor hmselfthe virtues OF new me dioine
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28
The Canvass.

I m, ,LL ,,uo,rorIont, and
The newa, through corresponding NV
exchanges, from oil portions Oh ~" ',a o,a.,
indicates lhat ihTge mGJor'ty .. snT Pr ~
pie will support the ucket OF mhi si,,, ,ni
Hon. ). w. ihroSkmo'.oh mas 'cen 'e'e'''u
MS the Standard enles r,;,n ,a har
ihis 10 % ~ SnouIu 20 ;,no,ot; ns,r do,
mony amohs ourselves 10 npvrAthy 800 ue
nnuea AZ h;., " tso;i ,ha pr u
a,d liz ,.,,,rnr,ors And wbi,e IL ia
dent ana ms supporters Ahu "h.'e 10
true tnat INC ,,.e le'o,ut.ou n.s, W
tam extent, ooil'er"'eu par.y ,anes, yss W.
opine mat, win Two eAoePuons e.ee:o,on
ana sia'ery-ao ere". Po''1'e"' +, Pr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

ME.sns. s. NJ. GsawEn & Co., Commits.
sion Merchants and dealers In GENERA.
MERCHANDISE, Millican. The advertise
ment OF this house WILDE found in to-day 5
paper. The junior member of the firm, Mr..
s. P. samuels is we'll known in this section
of the State and in the counting room will
be found our old friend, Stephen Schaeffer,
another old acquaintance, while the Senior
of the firm is also 4 thorough business man.
They are prepared to do a heavy business,
and are also Agents for oil kinds of Agri.
cultural Machinery, among which We may
particularly notice the Improved Carver
Cotton Gin and Cahoon's Patent Broadcast
see-Sowcr, the latter Of which should be in
the hands Of every grain grower in the
country. We commend the firm to the
favorable consideration OF our readers.
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MA1RIED.

Ann r.s3der.cs Of The hTid+'s iatl-,s 80 -
cornty. On sunaay evening. April 80. "a
Rev n " BuTIEn- M Cnaa 49,, T,o.,s.
Miss EFerucKr TE3sAs, doughiei " ~
Tso an Of This eounfy. -
I g., ar. -. shs nscipesi, Of the usual priniers
a ..,I,b came with The aisoTe- We tender our
,,upr frisns CHARLEY and his suiable young eria'
- - -isbe. Of the Pres Gang" hay thu
,ho,e.,, bi.ssinss md no.t b-nihosnt smile. Of
FI.r-es dssssps upon ana rsst riA then for al tina
=. rrs5aenss Of ne brisss fsfh-r. IN he tom
81 T,sIIns % Nednezfay c-Fuiur. April 9Th inst
=, a. W X nssrEs. Mr.. HrrNT RcoGrEss SD
Mis- EoLIrE, d.ushisr q EzEa DAFEEf As4' % t1i'
plarr-
Ti.s abo4s us.ios wa sccorlp sries y = gnodis
,ir-d raks, ukiek --s sis--ss-1 -itk tru. rstsn'-
n t-.rry souris haze the shHnks q ne ai'1-ssa
90. Hsr.ls Oe-s Nsyso-rssnssss cane % ~
49, h.r--..s. ~ --- -i.-z j. .-1-srs e sz-f-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

ngS-Jamcs CONCEAL, No. 20 St. Charles
Street, New Orleans, has lengthy adver-
tiscment in our paper to-day, which Drug
gcsts, Physicians &c. would do veil topcruse
and remember when they visit the Crescent
City, or have occasion to order. On our
recent trip to New Orleans, we visited this
establishment, and were shown over the
entire premises, by our old friend Mr.. W.
". Crane, who Informed US that they were
prepared to fill orders Or supply merchants
with anything in their line at the lowest
possible cash prices, We were accularly
convinced of the fact that they were doing
an extensive business, and don't hesitate to
recommend to give the house call; Mr..
W. W. Crane, so well known throughout
this section, will be glad to meet his old
friends and customers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28


fsgWe gfssM "a tnf ieafss u ar,
la tls ieaif n Capt 7 H. A. record oaa
N mo dslssnls n he ctstsa0oa ffsm
Li, cmb,y q ghefsi, u vi lie amend.
msnls shleh NJ i'oit pA'ssd haally, q,
self - vi mst ~ afs sglallied 10 the
psople. mis- vii Snabie our rsaiers 10 SEQ
ata siants, What The lsbofs o. The Conven-
lion we're, anil vhAi they ars 10 vote upon
At tho eomlhg election.
The amchdmenls proposed aud submit
ted 10 the psopiS for their aeesptsnes or
rejection, taken altogether, Ne consider, a.
good, As Capt, u, sa!s, ,lsre may b some
Objectionable Features in them but we re-
gard the good as largely o'crbslauelng tho
objectionable, aud We urge upon the peo-
pie, NJ Tho approaching election, TO cast
the ballots "for tie amendments" The or
dlnanss establishing an inferior tribunal
IN each County, with JurslicIiou Of all
mlsdemesnors and petty offences and OF oil
civil sAses where the matter in cOnirover--
sy shall not exceed $500, is sminently wise
aud appropriate, as we'll as that increasing
the number OF supreme Judges TO h7o in
stead Of three, and also that increasing the
term OF oliscs Of tho District Judges Sc
We should have been better pleased II the
Convention had amended tho Constitution
as to have the Judges appointed instead OF
election. t.f
But taking the amendments as 3 whole
we are well pleased and shall certainly
vote for their Rdopiion. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28


rSaY- VIC refer the readers Of the Herald
to tho announcement in to-day's paper, OF
our old townsman, and friend, Gen. John
J. Good as candidate for Judge of this
(thc l6th) Judicial District. To the citi-
gens OF most Of the District he is well known,
but for the information Of those to whom h G
is no. personally known, we take pleasure
in saying that We regard him rs eminently
qualified for tho position to which he as
pircs. A member of the army Of the late
Confederacy from the commencement OF
the War, until the surrender of Gen. Tay-
lcra army in Mississippi, he has ever borne
the character of n gentleman and an efici-
ent officer, and as practicing attorney at
the bar of tho 10th District for the last II
or 10 years, he enjoyed the reputation of
an industrious, prompt and successful law.
yer. We feel safe in saying thatshould he
be elected he will mako an efficient and i'm
partial Judge. 81 ir| 'f.-'- B. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

ARLINGTON, April lS.--rhe Presiden
at n scramble to- night firmly reiterated hi'
restoration policy, declaring against the
disunonists everywhere, aud expressing
the determination to maintain his policy
wAsiIINcroS, April 19.-ln the Senate
yesterday joint resolutions were pnsset
appropriating Sl,2l7000 towards fulfill
ing certain treaties with the Indian tribes
OH the upper Missouri and Platte Rivers
In tho House, the Speaker presented q
resolution Of the Texas Convention in IA
var of Southern branch OF the Pacific
Railroad, and asked what disposition
should be made Of it.
Mr.. Rolings moved its reference to the
Committee on Railroads. Mr.. Wentworth
moved its reference TO the Reconstruction
Committee The resolution was finally re.
fcrred to the Committee on Pacific Rail
road.
The House Judiciary Committee yester-
day had under consideration the expedien-
cy OF repeating the test oath. The Presi-
ident few days ago sent a special mes
sage to Congress on the subject, with let
. tiers from the Secretary of the Treasury nd
the Postmaster General, strongly urging
some legislation on the subject.
Inc committee nlteT u SlOIt uIsCUsbIOl,
! directed their chairman TO report against
any modification whatever. The chair
man will present an elaborate report and
attempt to vindicate the action of the conf
mittee by quotations from the President s
records
Mr.. Rogers will present a minority re-
port in foyer of the repeal, as desired by
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the Post
master General.
new YORK, April 19.--The British
steamer Virginia, from Liverpool on the
4th, has arrived at Quarantine. There we're
thirty-cight deaths on her passage. The
disease is similar to that on board the
steamer England the steamer Virginia
had 1913 passengers.
Cotton quiet at BIC. Gold l27s.
New YORK, April l9.-The disease on
the steamer Virginia is pronounced TO be
the real Asiatic cholera by the health Off.
GERS. No communication is allowed be-
|, tween the steamer and the shore. Wher
the steamer had been eight days ont at sea
between 100 and 200 Of the passengers
( were attacked, 81 Of whom died. The dis
ease was confined entirely to the steeragt
passengers. VI
A large meeting Of the Roberts Sweeney
Fcnians was held at the Cooper Institute
Col Roberts stated that this was the last
public meeting by his party before the I'm
al blow would be struck. ,.... .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-28

EY-A correspondent at Cedar Hill, in
this county, informs us that permancn ar
rangement has been made by the citizens OF
tina. place and neighborhood, to have all
their mail carried out from Dallas, once n
weck--every Saturday. Ho informs us
that some portion of their mail is some
times detained at Waxahachie, and the
P. NJ at that place is requested to forward
all mail directed to Cedar Hill to tho Dallas
office The present arrangement is n pri-
vate enterprise entirely, and rs it is quite
expensive to the people, is to be hoped
that the mail for Cedar Hill will all be per-
mitted to come through to Dallas.
Our correspondent informs us also, that
Messrs Levy s. Co., arc now opening their
large stock of goods at Cedar Hill, and that
crop prospects are very + vorable.