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,.Iacob RarIxer,. IDeDositorx.g ID,

UbN Jew Y DIRK, May 3O.-IPhe :Herald's New
Orleans special says Jacob Barker's de-
positors held meeting yesterday and ap-
pointed a committee to wait, upon him for
permission to examine his accounts, . The
police have been guarding his house 70
fear of an attack upon him., a - ,,,i,-,
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Z IDistressing, ,Accident.at, Norfolk

Il NORFOLK, May 30.-Thisi norningii a
dbubletenementl, house on lMarketlsquare
fell with a crash to the ground, and gitjis
supposed buried anumber Of personss Mrs.
Cheshire and child had escaped from the
house, hut were Goyertaken, by the bfalling
walls in the adjoining lane and buried. The
lower floor Of the building was occupied
as, stores, and the upstairs as dwellings.
The fall was eaused by the excavation of
an adjoining - let ito erect a d building.
Workmen are now clearing the ruins to
rescue those buried. The beEent has
shroudedl the cityin gloom. 1Cd5 sysiIyd
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FROM NEW York;
ArrivEf Of EmIgrants. !

i N 4 : II
New YORK, May 30.-An official state
ment shows the arrival here of S2,0S2 emil
grants during the present year. .
Departure of toathoiic OiergymenfOr
The steamship Java carried out several
Catholic clergymen yesterday on their way
to Rome. Among the number was Bishop
Wood, of Philadelphia, who carries, among
other donations to the Pope, silver model
Of the yacht Henrietta, laden with gold.
.EzEOB7 Fast Time-A .FbE =
A match for one thousand dollars, mile
heats, best 8 in 5, to wagon, between Ethan
Allen and running mate, and Brow George
and running mate. came off on the Fashion
Course yesterday. Ethan Allen and his
Erunning mate Won the first heat ins2:29 the
second in 2:2l and the third, after a mag
nificent race, IN the unprecedented time of
2:19. This time is the fastest ON record il,
race with running mates. G-
Vera Cruz Dates.
Vera Cruz dates of the 21st confirm the
reports of the fall of Queretaro.
Advices from Hayti.
Adyices from Hayti state that Salnave
was at the head of the revolutionary armys
making use of despotic powers. The pro-
Yisional- government -dissolved-o on
o., and Salnave declared himself protector
in the name of Soulouqne, swho was anx-
LOuSly 6ApcCGCO W ldhS -IlS-EtlRuSgOl RON-
ernment on the Invitation of the protector.
Probable Settlement of Indian Diff.
.oEBO vtsc9rtiee. u A10o
The Herald's Fort Laramie special SAYS
All the hostile bands of Indians. are on the
the way to Fort Laramie, to meet the
| United States Commissioners, and it is con-
tidently expected that all difficulties in that
section will be settled, ,s..,iss s''|-
"A Suit Against General Butler.
In the Supreme Court to-day, in the case
of Win. Brattan against Gen. B. F. Butler,
! q motion was granted to transfer the case
4 to the us. Courts. The plaintiff bring gs
suit to recover $500, alleged to have been
taken from him during the Generals man
! ipulatiOn- OF affairs at New Orleans. The
plaintiff alleges that the draft fer the
amount was taken from him while being
searched, prior to passing beyond the
piekets; that Butler eashed- same an6
converted it to his own use. e ~
| ASCounterfeits.@ 4
Five dollar bills -of-the National Bank o.
the Republic, of New. York, altered to 20s
/ have made their appearance s is,SIF
j Tobacco Esfablis Inn ents Seized.
Several large tobacco establishments ir
New Jersey have been seized on the ground
Of the proprietors not being licensed, Of
being otherwise engaged IN defrauding tht
revenue. -.-.. .-.,.-.-. ~ ---., ~, a.5-yg
10. ai on Attempted Suicide -a1
/ A German, sentenced to execution a
Piermcnt, attempted suicide last night BY
-. -. Ii
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President johnson.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-The President
will leave Washington on Sunday morning
next, on his way to North Carolina. He
arrives at Richmond in the afternoon of
that day and will remain there till Monday
morning, and then take the train for Ra-
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Surratt's Trial.

The Worlds special says: A remark
made in open court yesterday by Mr.. Mer
rick, one of the counsel for Surratt. that his
client would never be tried, elected con-
siderable comment. 1t is believed to be
based on an amendment of the Indictment
for murder, with view of having the next
grand jury bring in bill against Surratt
for treason If this is done it will neces-
sarily again postpone the trial. II
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CosN.-Some corn has been planted and
rotteds some has been planted that did not
/, rot and some has not been planted. The
potato crop y safe so far as regards the
planting. .sia95 slig oisai iii lsE y 80. -
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= + x SrI1TsE Cola BIobbs says he saw a
fellow the other night SO tight he must
! have fallen. down but for. = stfff-ssand-up,
collar he had on. A healthy collar, that
Ioie.f,ssK alx ssS,E1i'z' zeif islsA -
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Almost every exchange con-
tains the account Of 4 amurder, q murder
-triafsarspe; arObbery,o or larceny, inter
Sspefsed With safcides. People areso go4a-
head-a-tive that they will not wait to die
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Piano Tuning.

Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by -, a-, r...r E. CoRNELIsoN.
Oct27-tl --
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claAaNEw S1rEp.2 Billy Emmerson, the fa-
NOUS dancer.ywho hassbeen travelling with
Newcomb's llinstrels, seems to have taken
-aibew STEP An exchange says: - ai... ssgEa,!
Mrs. Yates. OF Grand Rapids, Mich., has
eloped with Billvi Emmerson, comedian
connected with Neweomb's Minstrels. She
left,a note on the table in her parlers for her
husband, In which shesaid ftwould be use
hess to follow her, as she, would not come
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= HELD FOR PosTAdE.-A letter addressed
10. Rieharda Kennedy, Columbus, Ohio, Is
!. detained at Detroit, Michigan, for the
postage. n
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

P Chapman. Cleveland. o, J NJ Wells. Gaisna. 3;
q 7 Fuller; Ga!ena, o; Jacob Rickner, City 6 W
Fippets iroseport, o. Ho1rinshouss. n Tsfsystts s
Ird; Helmick. Harrisburg. o.; \ 3 Mason and
lady, Lancasr rer. o; Jas Cannon, Winchester, o;
port. o; David Gayman. Winchester, o; F Dodd-
ridge, Circleville NJ Strong. Indianapolis, Ind; A
wife. Marysyilis, o.; John CLARK, Westerxiiie, o;
Mrs 8 Burhoqse; Marysyille,. o.; Theo Roberts,
W Powell. do; W ] Mead. Chillicot6e, o; AC Sells,
billiards, o; h. CFuT' H;.S, do; Grami doi
s1 snS aSy HsmiloS ao. heS0.dsSHFF Ss u
Herrisburg. Q; n Whitehurst and wife, Winehes,
ter. o; Mrs 1 Frye, do; d H Miller and wife.
Black Lick, o. -
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CoLuMRus. Nav 3oth. 1857,

OOIO-oADO0f
To the Honorable Board of Health:
, In accordance with resolution passed
May 23d, submit the following, report:
OF nuisances found but few, and noti-
fled four to clean up. have iourteen en-
tries of unclean places on my book.
a e JONAS PLErsCH,
Sanitary Policeman Third District.
Mr.. Feiser offered the following, which
was adopted 80 g.
Resolued, That the report of w. NJ.
Clancy be referred to the City Council,
with a request that they act upon it at
their earliest convenience.
On motion of DR.. Trevitt, the President
was appointed Committee of one to visit
the public institutions, State, county and
and city, and examine into their Sanitary
condition, particularly the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, the city prison, the County Jail and
the County Infirmary. I
On motion the Board adjourned until
next Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock.
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SIESsSE IilEs DEE Nl IS IEas a Is9ssSt .an;ss

HESFa HBEEESsF94 RNESEaESNtRe NSaSS se7ssa siSsemso
BACON Quiet; Numberland cut l0Kc; short rib
Ase ~ 4pps fiSssa HXS; fSr'sAe's Gic,f 1a1s
CUT MEATS-Qaietat-sK9l for shoulders;
- LARD-Quiet and heavy ct I2l9lsh<c...v
= ! BUTTE RrDull; ohic 15c; State Is9gsc. q =
CHEESE-ouies aud encPangsa: isW aIsiss7
,FLoUR-Cl dull; ioaacc lover With limit.
I'd demand fOrsupplS Of the most psssains wants of
. tgWHEAT.Dullsusd,n nomin.lly lover. . . .
~ RYE-Quiet at 81 729t73ifoE Western. si;sH
;s:F BAARLE K.;Quisti EsstsrnS1 lo9l a. u ,;,,lI
GoRN.lsS2o as Lever; si2csl 4 3
snteStK PoRK@f; HsfsS SIS 50 s1dsas1x
regular 500 bEls mess sold st s2s ~ buyers Tor
= BEEF-ouiet; reported at previous q1otaticns.
CUT MEATS-1n modera te demand. .L.v' ~
,sa saBAC0N-Steady at 1o1lc for Cumberland cut;
}c for long rio and l2sfefor short elest I5.sE
ssLARD-Quiet at u &lszc for fair TO prime steam
and 1890 for kettle rendered.. p = i.7t.HiSscE
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-eI,-A Coon DuIDEA.--We,noti that the PiQau
sDensoerdt is follpwing our example in get
Iatiug iups q 4. Puzzler's Column" That's
right, friend, Eyer q There is enough
mathematical talent in Piqua to give you p
averVi interesting column ifCthe mathema
Iticianss; wiz take hold or the matter with .
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The Imneachment Business.

Z The Times special says: Though Mr..
Ashley is pressing the Judiciary commit
tee to prepare articles of impeachment,
there is no reason to-believe the committee
is any stronger for impeachment than at
the adjournment of Congress. ,-
The Presto emf and BreckinridEe.
President johnson has also sent letter
to Breckinridge inviting him to return. d
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Patent office Decision.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The interference
case, between Tai. P. Shaffaer and the
Angelo Austrian inventor, Revy, which
has been pending in the Patent Office for
more than year. has just been decided by
the Board of Examiners in favor of Colonel
Shaffner. The principle involyed had re-
ference to the use of gun cotton of different
diversities in the same charge. BY this dis
covery it has been found practical to use
great advantage over gunpowder, eftecting
greater penetrations. /
E1 = Governor Brown. rs
Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia, has
again addressed large Assem- blage of peo-
pie in his State, counseling them to accept
the terms of the military reconstruction
bill s.t.-.-- .-rr,.|l ----
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GoODALE HOUSE.

land; OF Bradley, o II Williams B Scott, RiW.
Jopes; Delaware: CARY, Xenia; Houston. Alton;
John sheridan and wife, Somerset, Perry 90; W
Williams. Pittsburgh. Pa. Keys Barr, city; + r
Robinson, PittsbIrg, Pa; Mrs j GoodhuS, Peak
John s Moody, Dayton; David 6 Carpenter, CHI
cago,. Ill; ! Bowers, Chicago, Ill g d Benson,
Steubenville; r q Haynes, UelaWnre: John H
sampson, L p BANNING. New Orleans; Sam
SsEtTer. Gity; AeVT.IdeE VsN ThO.nto2t New York
E & Holland. city; s L Harris. Newstk: DWIGHT
Webb and Wife. Milford Center; Ii j JamiE6n.
New York; R g Carlisle. do; Michael Shangley.
Union City " P-LatimsI. Springfelds o; j Z NJ
Southland, do; Hunter Robinson, Baltimore, Nd;
Mrs Lobenthall, Lancaster o; David jackson, do.
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bULh MEATS-DaIeS. .S0IUc-
BACUE-In moderate demand diat ee for shoulders.
lie for sides ll5S clear rib and lax for clear
sides. .yfsI si,rsy MID .sFyl 41g on
15H for sugar eered.osuJ ciz mfa .Yg bssH
LARD-DulLa at u xc-in tierees. ziIgsa
BUTTER-Dull at, j 50 l7c for fresh. sroH
ChEESE-Dull at ll914c for new.roIl
OIL-Linseed 81 seal, 52.D sd3 - nsigiI
EGGS-DuIl ct l6l9l lie, and firm. 3rsfl
WOOL-Dull; all grades 5@sc lower.
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TRANsFERREp YEsrERDAY-The follow
ing transfers of.real estate weresleft 1.-THE
Recorders office yesterday:
John Clark and wife to the heirs Of Joseph
Donavan, deceased, April Sd, 1929 acres of
land in Jefferson township, for 5000.
+ Hiram Keller and wife to John DURHAM
May I'd, 8 acres of land in Prairie township
for $3.50.
G Margaret Williamson to. Thomas l VIII
Hanson, December 3D. 1866, quit claim1to
9% acres in Truro township, for $175.
Charles Wilcox and wifeSto Thomas
Williamson, November 9Th, 1866, quit
claim to 911a acres Of land in Truro town
ship, for s20y KzT-...
Jane Williamson to Thomas Williamson,
October 26th, 1866, quit claim to 911&S acres
of land in Truro township. for $50.
e james Spooner and wife to Thomas Will
hanson, October 30th, 1885, quit claim to
91s acres of land in Truro township,
for 81. on
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,IiSTHncaia fsra1D Democratic Primary Elec-
tiorras NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mora
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Cinctnnati Marke,4-may ss0.sl :

- FLOUReIrregular and saieabie only retail
way; winter. family to fancy at sl3 5e91s. Spring is
unsaleable. i..-sy yA5IHfs1 haa etnh
WHEAT-Dull: prices irregular, sfo. 9iWinler
sold at So E5sko. Lat 81 s592 90. e. .9Bt 81
a 9ATS-Dufl and, net saleable at over f4c..e pls
COTT0SNQuie etbdt firm: Kidding zl@a45fc.
ISWHISKYlDaiIs Al so : 81, .frIC
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Attenpted 6uicide.

/, A German, sentenced to execution a
Piermont, attempted suicide last night By
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The LETTER LIsr.-We see it stated that
sfhs Postmaster General has decided to dis
pense with the official publication of the
dist sofiietters remaining uncalled for in
y postofices. The regulation seems to have
: , existed heretofore rather for the benefit Of
Ia few, newspapers than for that of the
general public. The list will hereafter be
posted at the possofiees., And, probably,
by this new amendment, some rather ''tall
swearing. will be omitted in the future.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

q. 20 TIE PEAK FAMILY BELL RINGERs.-A
tfinep house last night at the Opera House,
testified to the excellence of the entertain
rnent given by this grand combination of
gocalists, musicians and bell ringers. What
+. GLORIOUS sounds they do produce from the
bellsyT Aswe have before said, it affects US
rs does no other music, and that we are not
zsione ia this feeling the many exclamations
of delight we heard around US last night
certify. Master Frank is q comical
.youpgster, and each, of his songs re-
eei1ed hearty encores. The two Armies,
Peak and Berger, have but few superiors
among mascnlines, as performers on brass
q Instruments. j UThey take to horns as natur-
, ally, as, old stopers. The Zouaye drill is
smother capital feature The entire per-
:, ,formance is one.of great merit. They per-
Q form tonight and tomorrow night, and
giyea performance on Saturday afternoon.
Let all the juveniles save their quarters for
the matinee. fi-efsn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

i 4 DouBr OF Ir.-gknash,- in yes
terday's journal, says that when we broke
upon the admiring vision of the citizens OF
Columbus {can they properly be called Co
lumbiads 9J, people were in doubt as to
whether we were Gear of all the Russias-
we are rusher--a dealer in real estate, or
gentleman of fortune. In his case there
was no, doubt; All who looked upon him
knew at once that he was of Oberlinic ex-
traction, and deserved, from birth, his apt
title of A. s. s. 's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

= FILED, YESTERDAY There, were fled
In the Secretary of States IOHice yester-I
day, the following certificates of incorpor-i
alton:
Of the columbus Scioto, and Hilliard
Turnpike Company" Capital stock So
500, Eastern terminus Of the road, shall
be at Crum's mill, about seven miles from
Columbus, on the road leading from, Co
fumbus to Dublin, on the west side Of the
Scioto River; and the western terminus at
the'rown of HiIHards in EFrahklin county!
Corpotatofa:i Abraham Sells, WIN. a!
Crum, Adam G. Sells, Alexander Dobyns.
Sam'l d. Crum and John w. Howard,
OF the Beilaire Mutual Building Asso-
citation, at Bellaire, Ohio. Capital stock
$3OO,OOO. Shares $500 each! Corporators
A. W Anderson, H IN. iIngler,. Joel strahl,
Christian Bippus, E. G. Morgan, Uriah
Winning ~ n 0 II 7 ~
Of the Marietta Iron Works. Certificate
filed May 80. Located in Marietta town.
ship. Washington county, Ohio. Capital
stock $4,000. Shares 800 each. Corpo-
tors: W. Il. Brown, John G. Stevens, John
F. Stevens, J,4R. Williams, W E. Williams,
Lewis Gardner, B. S. .Higley. Q Wy
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t!cOmMERGIIAlk : ! 4 MAIIEES,
- JeihelhhsAtf ktahsey ahse ) SEarketAI Nay ) %.
- GOLD Closed at ISL buying, and 1sz K sslliags
selIinnS5ryAH AH1EE 0AO1N sASAAA

MINE l-Mafket CLOSE
~ e .lIsfl- =, J 1lj z1frero
,7eel lNeWI KeEkostock bmetk ee%May 20.
,SIoCKS-0hiO CeTti1cztes "a Es15.Ss;. oSnten,
aS9 M.fiposa oratd ID, 2@i5; Western Union Tee--
s1 Sin1 sa York cesssa ASeal1G
si los si Hichsan Sossss1a asseMn
aYsSils Roc
@sl; do preferred 57X 057X. Fort WAYNE ss1ossT.
Tennesss es Sssza: Ola ViIs;n;G
sic y7 * Essms hip shsres stscdr
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BOARD or HrALTtHB MsEr1,


BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.-Boarl
metpursuantto Adjournment hEH0
Present Mayor Bull, President; Messr >!
Feiser, Howard, Hoster and Trevitt.
safhe Mayor called the Board to order.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved, 81 ~ -
w. NJ. Clancy, Sanitary Policeman for
the First District, made the following re-
port: - 80 S,'e'1 ozi i 70 5.aiS
To the Board of Hea7tk:Srria AadHssa id
GENTLEMEN During the past ten days
I have examined and caused to be cleaned
six alleys, which I found to be ina very
filthy condition; and also gave orders to
have nineteen ,priyies either cleaned out or
new ones sunk.a The most part of my1time
Ihave spent id notifying ren ntefs and prop
erty owners to clean up their yards and
gntters. 4 would call the attention Of your
honorable body. to large pond dot stagnant
water on the east side of the North Grave
yard. 1t is nuisance in every sense of
the word, and should be abated as soon as
possible. The place needs filling up. i
would also call your attention to one of
the worst nuisances in the city in the alley
in the rear of Mrs. Center's boarding house,
corner of Gay and High streets. The only
way this nuisance can be fahated is by the
building of a sewer from said boarding
house to connect with the sewer running
through the alley in the rear of Miller q
Joyce's dry goods store. The length of tile
sewer, which recommend here to bebuilt,
is about 335 feet, and I think about ten
inch pipe would answer the purpose.d
called upon Mr.. Isaac, Eberly, President
or the Street Railroad Company, and told
him the company should take measures for
the filling up of large pond in the rear Of
their stables. Mr.. E6eriy thought the city
was somewhat to blame for the state OF at
fairs in that locality, and did not give any
definite answer as to, what the company
would do in the premises In my opinion
the speedy filling up of said lot or pond
tants in that locality. 81. f,stsl-fso4s sas
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POLICE CoURr.-The Mayors office has
not yet recovered from the effects of the
date rains, and as seonsequence the attend
anee islight. IN rEyog r-~sy~7 -.
cNathaniel Han, like the Irishman's pig,
was "little but ouId." Unlike Paddy's
pig, he was drunk. Like Paddy's pig. he
went to sleep in the gutter. He was dis
ssoxered by the Marshal lying on his back
feeling up for the ground. He was gently
gathered up aud conveyed to the station
il. house, thence to the Mayors Office, where
q fine of So and costs was assessed. .7ss5.E
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Respectfully submitted.
81 77{Ea Z no WALTER NJ. CLANCY, 2
Sanitary Policeman First Sanitary Dist.
John Brown, Sanitary Policeman of the
Second District, made the following report:
f's..3os II COLUMBUS, May 80, 1867.
To the Honorable Board of Health:
In accordance with the soIdtionypa passed
May 23d, 1867, ] submit the following re-
port: .-.----
As far, as have gone find District No.
2 IN bad condition, and I have caused two
private alleys and two priyies to be thor
ougfllY cleaned.
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Several large tobacco establishments in
New Jersey have been seized on the ground
Of the proprietors not being licensed, or
being otherwise engaged IN defrauding the
revenue. $50 ~ { Z
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SELLING STALE MEAlr..-william Layman
and taken before the Mayor
!. yesterday morning on q charge Of selling
F.: stale meat. The charge being proven he
was fined $5 and costs. The Mayor tells
: 9us that Layman paid some $500 in fines
last year for the same offsnse:i He should
: :bedrawn and quartered for it, as should
every ,cne who attempts to sell anything
not perfectly and entirely fresh and clean
The sanitary measures taken by the city,
/. dthe expenses of cleaning the streets and
alleys, win be OF no avail in ayerting dis
ease, If our food be not of the best. tl'l
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= = NJ n 3 OUHN DKOWN,
Sanitary Policeman. Second District.
Jonas Pletsch, Sanitary Policeman of the
Third District, submitted the following re-
report:
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with the fresh roses. The shapes are vari-
Gus; but those called the 'sMetterniehn are
the prettiest have seen up to the present
time. They are small, with a narrow cur
tain turned up at the back, and In front
they advance as far as the forehead. They
have strings likewise, which are tied under
the chin. This form of bonnet is almost
the only one with which ribbon or velvet
| strings edged with narrow blonde are re-
| tanned. The other bonnets have either lace
or tnlle lappets, plaits of silk, narrow in
sertions embroidered with Jet, or scarves of
crepe bordered with quillings. Wherever
| it is possible to introduce anything fanci-
/ full in lady's toilet, now-a-days,, the op-
portunity is quickly made available. The
bronze bonnets made of shaded brown
straw, likewise those of black cstr,, or horse
hair, are very popular.
II The brown or bronze bonnets are usually
made in the "Marie Louise" form, with fiat,
tlow crowns, and the front bent somewhat
i low on the forehead. They are bordered
with bands of pheasants' feathers; some
times small wing is placed at the side, or
just below the left ear; others have rose,
a pomegranate flower, dragon fly, or else
j a beautiful butterfly, arranged as pomposs.
/. These brown bonnets are usually trimmed
with Bismarck leaves. The blank GRIN bon
nets are made in variety of forms, but
decidedly that called the Mignon is the most
popular. These bonnets are covered with let
beads, and are trimmed across the front with
!, open black gimp worked with jet beads.
This gimp is continued down the sides OF
: the bonnet and forms the strings. Black
GRIN, lined with pink silk, and trimmed at
, the side with rose, and another rose un-
der the chin, forms one of the prettiest
3 neqlige bonnets it is possible to conceive
i DeBsi-sdison bonnets made of crepe are
!, more popular than straw ones at the pre-
isent moment, FGachons of blue crepe.
4 with small white field daisies arranged
; carelessly, are great fav0rites. These bon
II nets are tied with narrow crepe strings,
bordered with q ruche of silk or ribbon
4 about half an inch wide. No bow is worn
under tile chin now; it is replaced with
either small bouquet or brooch"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

Five dollar bills -of-the National Bank o
the Republic, of New York.. altered to 20s
have made their app pearance, i..5I4
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

postage.