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NEIL HOUSE.
>PECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RNON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irrtation, Inflammation OF liberation of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder, calculus gravel or brick
dust deposits, and all diseases Of the bladder kid
peys and dropsical swellings,
USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29

!. ELECTION FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
At the meeting of the Township Trustees.
on Saturday last, the time of holding an
election for Justice of the Peace was
changed to- Monday, August 18th. 1t had
been previously determined to hold this
election in October ---.---.--
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"Tbe perfumed light


Steals through the mist Of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath = 80
L the midst of roses. -.
Such was the flowery land filled with
healing airs andlife-preserving products,
where DIR. Drake discovered the chief in
gradients of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
BTrTERs = the enchanted
tropical island of st. Croix. The PLANT
ALTON BITTERs, combining all the medicinal
and tonic virtues of the healing and life
sustaining products of that favored cline,
are, withoutdoubt, the Worlds Great Rem
edy for Dyspepsia, Low spirits, and all
other Stomachic difficulties.
----k TTaYT
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the,
price. jy24-deod'&w2W
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rhe CInclnnati Tragedx.

New York, July 27.-The Herald's Gin
cinnati special says the negro minstrel
Norman is still alive, but'in a very low
condition. fAl.l3 ell IEZ-5 1f rr IA
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LEG BRoKEN.-William Hester, team
ister working for Samuel Doyle, had his
leg broken on Thursday. Something about
the harness gave way, and in endea voring
to get out his leg caught in the reins, the
team started and dragged him under the
wheel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29

TEACHERS, ExAMINED.-There were hve
applicants for teachers certificates -on
Saturday last, four of whom were success S
fui.l One failed to pass the necessary ex-
animation and was rejected. sz I slas'}
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: PRoEEs sIoMAI

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, W est Broadway, nesr
High street, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himself
~ series of years to the rert nent Of certain pri
,ate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway. near the E Exchange Bank r-r.
mav3l-tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
- Sunday, July %, 1867.
cnoDxTr uOTrSE

GooDALE HOUSE.
A R Rassqn. Ciucinnsti. o; B N Clark; Philade1-
EhiS rs Tbsns William o. WsrPsr CsySfsGd
thopoIis. o Miss ssie sim9ptpn. .LithoP9Iis Q; W
Royal Taylor. cleveland. q; d n Neil; Columbus.
s q IaRSe. Mrs b q LsR1e, Mrs + PSwset. Hap
g Scott Ned west West. q FfedrioS Charles whaaton
J Bramdin, Frank Bowles. Harry French. Dick
d 4 Stanley. William -DOTmsn. LsRue's MinstreIs;
DR. Isaac Freed, Harrisburg; A Strong, Cleyeland;
ses no MSsdsy doe bsgten
John p Davis. St Louis; G F Steele. Lancaster; W
deotoat %s
Benner, Steubenyille: John Patterson, Zanesyille
Thomas TaO NraPGis LO1sys; Scott Pds SeS S0S
wife, Portland. A A Stutson, Piqua; d b Wilson.
city AR Rasson. Gincinnati.
z UNITED STATES HOTEL.
HA Brewer, Westerville: Harrison London:
Township I " H p' Nels. Salem, o; D Tcling, Lam
caster; Lee Kramer, Canal winchester; " ID Alll-
Lockbourns; Loo Joseph AiexSnder. Hamilton Town.
ship; Z Swishen and sister. Groveport; g L Fon;;
sias G5;9yepG5t; r. Miss McCOTmick R6sytOni :,
Adams west Liberty; T NJ CLARK, Hamilton Town
K eeler Isaac Winter, WesterviIle; A Dickev.
Gin. College; VIM Wright, Jno Young, Lock-
burne; w N Foresman, South Bloomfeld; Mrs w
A Denny, Miss Anna Rollins, Chicago; 7 Dickey
sndOn Dissey Gi College som LeTs
Water Cure Michael Kocher. Lockburn; G
Clark. Hamilton Townships. J McCormick and
ady, Groveporta John CLARK, Tifin; James
Heath. Palestine; Lewis Young, Palestine /;
J Clark and lady. hamilton tp II Hubbran,
Uolumbia VIM Mardorf, Pittsburgh, Pa; Sevey.
Cincinnati: w 4 Mead, Chitlicothe; II B Wilson,
Columbus Tregell and two ladies, Uralge Sta
ton; Michaei Slotty, Orange StHtion: johnson,
ton. Ill; CLARK. Hamilton tp Mrs Clark. Ham
itoD tp. r..-.
NEIL HOUSE.
Mrs A Howard. Woodst ck, G W; Chifin-
ger, Delaware, o; ] Daykin, Cleveland: Holmes,
aid Woodstock; S B Chittenden, Jr. New York;
John NJ. Pfsu. Cincinnati:- r J Kinney. Ashland.
o; John McSw, eney. Wooster. o; P Van TRUMP,
Lancaster, y; Edward A Pryor. Baltimore; @
O'Brien, Cincinnati; W A Leavitt, Cincinnati;
Otto Sell, New York; John R Hunter, Cincinnati:
ThG%ss rr'1 BnimoFs sa.rs nAYs1SS RcS
+ GOOspe, d, Cleveland. George H FickhaFds and
wife. Circleville; G g Writ. Pennsylvania; John G
aft, Baltimore: A Lenard. Rochester,. W q
Byrd and wife, Memphis; .Eusene Babeuf, Boston;
Glassbrook Chicago; I Saunders, W S Springs;
Z Dayksp, Cleveland 5 autshinson. Ney
Work Ven c% v MaRrHs Haa
New York: j d Barclay, New York !. VIM 4, Pile
and son, st. Louis, Mo VIM W Goodwin Phila-
del phia Anderson Arnot, st Louis, Mo + Full
ton, Little Rock, Arkansas. .,...--
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TIE ORDEt EvoKED.-Some time ago
we noticed g. an order had been issued
for mastering out of service that efficient
officer of the United States Army Pay De-
partment. Major and BreVet Lieutenant
Colonel Owen T. Turney. We are glad to
learn, as will be all who have the pleasure
of his acquaintance, that the order has been
revoked. A more genial and true hearted
gentleman never wore a double-breasred
aoot of hiua --el.TUl1.B .s.r.
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.aCoUSrY INFiRsfA RY. There were at our
last report, 1853 paupers at the County In
firmary. During the past week nine in
mates have been received, and one born
During the same time one has died, and
nine have been discharged, leaving a total
Of I6S on Saturday last.s ~ ksAS Ssai ~
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.GnHernnr of Texas.

A New Orleans dispatch says Gen. Sher-
idan will probably. appoint Judge Paschai,
Governor of Texas, in place of Throckmor-
ton.
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tWHIsrL1NG.-Next to laughing, whist
ling is one of the most philosophical things
in which a fellow of good spirits can, in
dulge. Whistling is popular prescrip-
ton for keeping up the courage-it might
better be said good spirits. Some genial
philosopher has well said on this subject.
that whistling is a great institution. 1t
oils; the wheels of care, supplies: the place
OF sunshine. A man who whistles has a
good heart under his shirt front. Such a
man not only works more willingly, but
works more constantly. A whistling cob
bier will earn as much money again as a
cordwainer who gives way to low spirits
and indigestion. Mean or avaricious men
never whistle. The man who attacks
whistling throws stone at the head OF hi
larity, and would, if he could, rob June OF
its roses-August of its meadow larks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29

DtoHE -puleS' 7t;l I'd r- l- H"s sti-r -H
New York Stock Market-JuIy ct.
tSTOCkS-Government stocks without material
change. The closing quOtati were: Coupons of
1865 IQ9k; do new lOss< do oflS57 105z; 10 20 rou
pons lUa1; August 1905 l07Z; JuUe aud Jul
$50 p. M.--0hio Certificates esx@2eX; Canton
52Ae5sA: Cumberland Ssh@s0, QulcksIlyer s4as
4sKdB4s x; Pacific Mail 145sS aI46: Atlantic all III
ella; New York Central 1os9l0s1I; Erie 7611@a
rs; Hudson ls}hSlaaz6; q - Reading losAGlSs5s;5
$685.: Illinois Central Insane: Pittsburgh ESQ
951f; Toledo I25 k9l26; Rock Islam 1O3X9 IO4:
Northwestern 5OlS s50z do prefe red TAX 73 Fort
Wayne lossS9lU7; W bash 52a<: Express shares
show an increasing business; MerchHnts Union Is
9l6 lAdarus 731S974 American 73973K; United
States F5a75l<; " els. FARGO 4 10. 70 @6s1. ---
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money Market-JuIy 27
GOLp-Firner; opening at 1897; closing at 40.
,FREIGHTS-To Liverpool. without material
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General rant,sMOvementsW Watch ed
by u Detective

General ranIsSMOVementS Watch ed
by u Detective
; New YORK, July 2.-The Herald's Wash
ington. special says: A curious story is
current that General Grant recently dis
covered that his movements were watched
by a detective, who had been persistently
following him, and who, it is further re-
ported, is employed by Massachusetts
politician in Washington. The detective,
on being questioned by the General, said
he was hunting up testimony for Con-
gressional committee. - ~ 77Es - r.7
Reported Consent of General Thomas
: 10 Relieve sheridan.
The Times Washington special says !:
1t is stated tonight in Administration cir
cles that General Thomas has consented to
relieve General Sheridan after the election
in>Tennessee. next month"; The statement
must not be accepted as authoritative, as 1t
is we'll known that General Thomas has ia
dorsed Sheridan's course. and it is fair to
presume that he would not be more ac-
ceptable to the President and his friends
than Little Phil. I'VE would thank the
telegraph to give facts and not comments
General Hancock.
The Tribune's special says: General Han
cock will probably be appointed to relieve
General Sheridan.
Fillibustering.
A proclamation against fillibusters has
been prepared, but will not be issued un-
less more evidence of movements against
Mexico is developed.
The Levee Commissioners.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-An order wa
issued from Headquarters to-day renewing
the functions of the Board of Levee Com
missioners appointed by Gen. Sheridan
and ordering them to commence operation
| Immediately.
fupar Makers, Convention
| TORONTO. July 1.-At the Cigar Max
ers' Conve; tion here yesterday, the Gov
ernment was asked to place such duty oil
: ;u.no.t.,d nilra aS s.ziIl affnrd them relic
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29

LOOK OuT-Counterfeit two dollar
greenbacks, from new plate, are now De-
inc nut into circulation. ri q II II
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.EMIGRANT AGENTS -REPoRT. II.
Csmpeny Emigraatz Agenf in this city,
hands us the following list Of arrivals OF
emigrauts here forthe week ending Satur-
day, July q, who seek homes as designated
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Commissioners.
Cigar Makers, Convention -.

TORONTO. July 27.-At the Cigar Max
ers' Convei. tion here yesterday, the Gov
ernment was asked to place such duty on
imported cigars as will afford them relief
from the importation of foreign cigars.
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BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS, "A. 2. Ware
at No. 25s South High Street, opposite the
Opera House, is offering his entire stock of
straw millinery goods at mere SONG, wish
ing to close out for the fall and winter
styles. We can assure our lady friends if
they, wish to obtain bargains in the most
fashionable styles of straw hats and bon
nets, now is the time.d aa
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And having thus delivered himself he laid
him down to pleasant dreams, only to b
roughly aroused by the benzinist's greatest
foe, the perlice. Despite his remonstran-
ces, despite the honey that dropped from
his palavering tongue as he entreated the
policeman to go to that lake of fire
and of birthstone we read of, and leave
him alone, he was r1thlessly taken to the
station house and on Saturday was fined
S. and costs. In default, Harper is no long
er harpist but rockist.
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FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No.
Gwynne Block. iulyl5- 5-dl0tw3w
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! La RUE'S CARNIVAL MINsTRELs.-A fine
audience greeted this favorite troupe of ar
tistes on Saturday night, at the Opera
House, and bestowed upon them unmistak-
able evidences of their appreciation of the
excellent entertainment. Mr.. La Rue has
gathered fine company around him.
There is no specially ''bright particular
STAR for where all are of the front rank in
the burnt cork opera, that would be inn
possible. When you hear one of them sing,
or do any act, you vote him the best you
ever saw, until another come. The truth
is, they are all stars, and each one unap-
proachable in his peculiar line. What
could be more irresistibly funny than the
bell ringer burlesque, the ''Cow-bell-
ogians ?" It was worth the price of ad-
mission in itself. And Cal Wagner's
brass band, how laughable, how full of the
grotesque There are some great points
in the burlesque on the Japanese troupe,
Especially in the introduction and the eX
planning chap with the two sticks. The
descent of little All Right (who has grown
somewhat since we saw him last, and is
now six feet three inches instead, of three
feet six, from the second tier to the stage
was marred somewhat by some disarrange-
ment of the machinery. 1t was well done
however, and was, as it deserved to be. wei
received. The troupe give their last per
formance Tonight, and we advise all wh6
love good music and sweet singing, as well
as the lovers of fun, to be on hand. 1t is /
talented and Pdeserving company, ant
] should be y16 patronized.
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II is the fate OF egery 0dlHG6Le Medfcine to oe /,
CoUNTERFEITED. Be cautious, Derefore, GSh
see that t6e Letters T. & M" are bIOsen IN tie 6Ottle
and that each o0rapPer beGrs TIE Ao SMILES oftbs
signatures of l. CrBALDW WIN d co., and JOB
MOSES. RS- Hfth5ast aoAieA. mono are 0ens;se. ,s
n. B.-sI.OO with Eighteen cents for postage
tnclosed to any authorized Agent or to the sole
General Agent for the United States and British
Dominions. i1-e J. f.l :. t..- s5tf,s .-,L--f. efii
JOB MOSES. q Cortlaudt street. New York, q
will insure bottle. contsining Fifty Pis, by re-
sep19-d&weowly- oct9 F He'# is eiiA
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New SALooN.-George E. Pinney has
opened the Saloon No. 13 West State, and
has refitted and refurnished it thoroughly,
designing to make it the first-class saloon
OF Colunlbus. Lunch will be served every
morning at 10. o'clock. The finest wines,
liquors and cigars always in the bar. Mr..
Pinney designs opening q restaurant in
connection with the saloon in few days.
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MARRIAGE GuIDE.

MOTHER EDITION JUST PUB
n lished, being the ssth of the POCKET RSCU-
LAPIUS, or Every One his oEn Doctor, including
&C. with hundred engravines, explaining those
diseases, in both sexes. By VIM. YOU'VE, N. ID.
Every one may conduct any case of secret diseases
self-abuse or those distressing diseases incidental
to youth manhood or old age. without resorting to
the quacks of the present day. ID "L.' Fl. d.
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book as it dis
closes important secrets, which should be known to
them particularly. - i-
Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined
his constitution by the debasng habit of selfause
II viii be sent to all parts of the United Ststesan
Canadas for so CENTS Address, Y
No. 4l6 Spruce street. Philadelphia, Penn.
iunel4-w1y
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rRnNKllN COUNTY, DRMocRATlC. TICKET

a ~
y, sssntatfoes-WII,hIAML u. RDSS.' igici.4
80 1asfes.saH3 a1i CAL.T! MANN.
ssn.rtS-GEoRGE Fl. EARHART- 81 e.5sa1
,,,Ayditor- AMUEL 3. KILE. iaas' = stsI
Treasurer-A. C. HEADbEf.l --ss- 80 -
Recorder-NATHAN COLE.
Conmissioner-wIIdiTAM GULICK.
n sCoyoaer-ELIAS GAVER. - et.T' - s3ts7-i
-, l,srScfoS Il As,oB GRAU; 80 5i
.yustics Of tie PeGcs-JAC0B L0HRER.
MErEoRoIoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by. W.eJ. Savage, Jeweier' 0sl Q"
South High street; ssiE e-llrls..sl =
= I5sr,aissIJ u aaryi SATURDAY, July TJlss7.
O'Clock. baroma.e'' 60
2 A. n. M.,...--s--r--,f:..sa % x .zsss Hss osss
% M....-2s 2sI4 &c
t.-.-,H NJ Slripql I'M
SIM Rises. /. - 50 Sun sets.......V 'ls
AT THE NEIL Brig. Gen. VIM. A. Pile,
NJ. G, from Missouri, was at the, Nell
House last night. aai a'4s'a .,ssr s., se ss.es5 =
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.srelOF ANY PAPERtIN c

Columbus or in Central UhlO'
5-u, : rms. makes - she best Advertising
me sdtunn of any paper In this city
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TRANsF ERRED SATURDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
corder's office on Saturday: :,gszs5 ~ ,lsss.s
ly 26th, acres of land in Clinton township
for sy 5 as.e ira
Edward Fisher to Philip Becker. July
18th, 40 acres of land in Hamilton town
ship, tor $4,000. 3 !, i@,i!sf i2a ~ ~,
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'Tis night: y y - - =
The wee small hours are coming on: q g
The gentle zephyr from the bamy south
Floats almly by; all nature rests
In sweet repose mankind recli 1e, "a
4 On downy beds; and in our dreams
Behold unnumbered infant Cupids wing
Their way from earth beyond the portals
OF eternal bliss. from whence so sweetly fov
Celestial strains. from golden harps, m
Touched By the fingers of immortal souls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29

DALI L LA 1NG ON .1aE bC
mania for ball playing is not confined to
age, sex, condition or degree. This spider
has bitten all our people. If you go to see
a young lady, she talks no more of azure
skies, of meadows green, of broken hearts
or loves delights. She will hardly talk
of the newest fashions. No more she sighs
for walks beneath the gentle moons reful-
gent ray. No, no! Her discourse is OF
'Nouts and runs" and ''f1Ies and muffs," and
of the victory gained by some club of which
her "fellern is a member. The boy of ten.
der years talks no more of hornbook, o,
hard sums, of the pretty girl over the way.
He, too, goes it as free and independent
ballist. This is all very well. Whatever
tends,to develop and improve the physi-
cal condition of the American people
should meet with the heartiest encourage
ment. As people we work too much
We are like the blacksmith who said to
his apprentices, "Come, boys, let's quit
work, and go saw wood" The young men
who play base ball hereabout, do it cor
rectly, and but that our size protects us,
we'd play with them, for we are theoreti-
ically, as weighty base ballist as any of
them. But the boys who have base ball on
the brain, play anywhere, in the yards, on
the public highways, anywhere. This
should be stopped. We saw lady on
Saturday hit on the face with ball.thrown
by some carless boys, which. split her cheek
open. Teams standing unhitched are made
torun away by being hit with ball, and
great damage is done. In parts of the city
it is absolutely dangerous to walk the
streets, for some of these little chaps throw
an lawful ball." and manage to get three
or four balls flying at once. If the passer-
by attempts to dodge one of them, he is
pretty sure to be hit by another. Go out
on the vacant lots, boys, if you want to
play base ball. This playing on the streets
must be stopped. .....-
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FIVE E: VI LOTS FOR SALE.

JHIVE LOTS. SITUATE IN A GOOD
i locality, in he vicinity of the city of Column
bus are for le A good house and other build
ings are upon the lots. The lots will be sold in
parts l. desired. 10 -ff y
For further particulars. inquire of
- ---.---T W GEORGE rSTELZER,
jy22-d2w Cor. Fourth and Noun.
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3 Total..-.---.--A sS Total..-..-.-..--z4 {.
Time of game 2:l0. - 81 - -.....~ B.
Umpire George Donaldson-Scorer W Wing.
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Cincinnati Money Market-July 2T. .
GOLD-13eX buying. lt 1-'l9 iiI
EXGAANGE--oteady. '.ss rs 5railst aN
MONEY-Quiet. -.,- -.f ..- % a--..ff-I- -.sN
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Police CoURr.-Saturday was not busy
day, poiiceically. Too subjects are not
many. Better than none, though. If you
desire to see jolly euss when he isn't
jolly, go with us to the Mayors office some
morning and take your eye and cast it on
our countenance when his Honor says,
t.Spiv, my boy, nothing at all this morn
ing" Our face, round as an apple under
most circumstances, then resembleth q
horse collar lined with red morocco. s-6
8 Peter Mauck was drunk. Peter has Pc
riodical fits of histing,s on which occasions
he gets roaring, ripping, raving mad, fight
ing, staving,5 swearing, butting his head
against brick walls and raising thunder
generally. On Saturday Peter found out
that benzine is a Maucker, and went down
street roaring out snatches of song and
swearing he was the hunkiest- little man
i'm town. "A policeman told him to dry up;
that he was making too much chin music; I;
that he talked too much with his mouth.
and all that, when Peter moved on him by
the right flank. He was gobbled in, and
in default OF 81 and costs he went to the
Hofol n VUaI '4 81 are u..-ar-s. s.4
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- Awake Us not q dream;
Far sweeter music than our thoughts
In dream land can concaiYa. is heard

In SHORES upon the sldeWaIk.
said vigilant policeman, as he heard the
well known snort of q healthy benzinist
taking his stesta on the pavement at late
hour on Friday night. Twas Hugh Har-
per. He never played upon the sharp thai
once through Tara's Halls" nor yet on the
harp of thousand strings. Yet he was
Harper, Oh, you harper, Hugh Harper |!
He had been out on histing tour, and.
wearied with his ambulations and perambu-
lations, he thought
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Are prepared. By the Messieurs Garancier A Ou-
pont Pharmaceutists, \ Q, 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris,
from the Prescription of DIR. Juan Deamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on bariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS. 90
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, July 90, 1s67.i
THE INTEREST ON THE CIsY
L Bounty Bonds due August Ist. 1867. will be
paid presentAtion at the City Clerks Office On
and after August Ist, 1867. .y,,.,...
jy2O-d2w HaI s1z ia City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
uOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIIE POST-OFlICE APrErrlItiiON BILL
Mr. KASSON tRep.. iOwal from the Committee on
Appropriations reported back me senate amendment l@
the Post Office Appropriation bill. which was '"nuirItd