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ARMY BuLLErIS.-First Lieutenant j. c.
De Gress, 9th cavalry-the permission to
delay starting for his regiment is extended
until April l4th.
Brevet Brigadier General N. Michler,
corps Of engineers. is ordered to report to the
chief Of engineers and is relieved from any
other duty.
Second Lieutenant Henry @. Corbin, 18th
infantry, is granted leave OF absence for fif-
teen days.
First Lieutenant J. d. Graham, I'd cavalry,
is ordered to report to General d. Butter
field, superintendent of the general recruit
ing service, for duty with detachment Of
recruits under orders for Fort Leavenworth.
Lieutenant Colonel J. @. Audenried, A.
D. O., is granted six months leave Of absence
with permission to go beyond the sea.
Captain George Alden, assistant quarter
master, is granted five days leave of absence.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel @. O. Beamen,
commissary Of subsistence, United States
volunteers, is ordered to assume the duties
Of purchasing and depot commissary.
Brevet Major j. Fl. Butler retired, is
ordered to reported to General d. Butter
field for assignment to duty on the recruit
ing service.
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sPECIAL NoTICEs.

81 Free TO Everybody.-A large PIP. Cir
eular giving Information Of the greatest importance to
the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become Beautiful the
despissd respected, and the forsakan loved
No young lady gentleman should fail 10 send their
Address, and receive copy post paid by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer, a,
mhle.d&wly Troy NY
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OREGON SETTLEMENT CLAMs.-Commis-
sioner Wilson has just transmitted to the
register of the land Office at Oregon City, for
delivery to the patentees, tifty-one patents
for ancient donations, claims founded on ac-
tual settlements; also, twenty-six patents, for
the same class of claims. to the register at
Olympia, Washington Territory; and five
patents to the register at Roseburg, Oregon
leighty.two in all,) covering an area of
30,053l9 acres.
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THE DEPARTM ENTS.

NAVAL INTELIdEsoE.-sComm John
A. Winslow, commanding the Gulf squad.
ron, under date Of Pensacola, Fla, March IL,
announces the arrival the day previous Of
the United States steamer Tacony, after
passage Of twelve days, from Norfolk, Va.
Captain N. Collins, commanding the Uni
ted States steamer Sacramento, under date
Of Jella .Coffy, latitude deg. 81 min. north,
longitude so min. east, January 20, reports
the arrival Of that vessel at st. George del
Nina, the capital Of Dutch Guiena, on the
22d Of that month, from whence he departed
on the 25th for Cape Coast Castle, seven
miles to the eastward, leaving that place on
the same day for Accra, joint possession Of
the Dutch and British. From Accra be
started, on the 27th January, for Jella Coffy,
where he arrived, after stopping at two native
towns O few miles to the westward Of the
mouth Of the river Volta. On day Of the
date Of the dispatch he was TO sail for st.
Paul de Loando, via Princess Island. All
well on board.
Two dispatches from Capt Collins, dated
respectively the 18th and 22d Of January,
report the following movements Of that YES
sci: Sailed from Porto Grande, Island OF st..
Vincent, on the LIST Of January, touching ut
Tarrapel Bay, Island Of St Antonio, on the
same day, where he ascertained that there
was q good supply Of fresh water Of good
quality for vessels, but wanting tank and
hose to make IL available. On the I'd touched
at the town Of Luz, Island Of Fago, which he
states offers but few inducements for vessels
to stop at, as the landing is bad and no facili-
ties are offered for watering. Arrived at
Proto Praya, Island Of St. Jago, on the Sd
and left there on the 9Th, arriving at Mon
rovia, Liberia, on the 18th; sailed thence on
the 18th, arrived at Cape Palmar on the 18th,
and Half Cawalla, some eighteen miles to the
eastward Of the Cape, and arriving at the
Dutch town Of Axiom on the 2lst; sailed
thence on the 22d, arrived at st. George, e.
nina, on the 22d. At the request Of our
Consul, Mr.. John Seeys, Capt. Collins gave
passage to the Hon. John Marshall, of the
Liberian Senate, from Monrovia to Cape
Palmar.
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or Tho Gpavest Malsdies of Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Psychology Of the Passions and the Errors Abusesand
Dsef PECULIAR to the nrst age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed in this Institution
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge address,
DR.. j. sKILLIE HoUGHTos, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. Jall-sm
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So Know Thy Destipy.-Madsme n. +.
THoREroS, the great English Astrologst, Clairvoyant
and Psychomstrisan, who has Asonished the scientific
classes Of the Old world, has located herself at
Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRSToN possesses such won.
dsrful powers Of second sight, to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance TO the single
or married Of sithsr While In state Of trance
she dslneates the very features Of the person you
10 marry, and By the aid Of Instrument Of iatense
power, known As the PsychomOtrope, guarantees to
produce lfelite picture Of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant together with date Of marriage
position In life lead ng traits Of character ko This
is no humbug as Thousands Of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired certified esrtineats, or
written guarantee that the picture what It purpor,s
10 be. By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth. age, disposition and complexion and
enclosing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail All communications 50.
eredly confidential Address, in confidence, MADAME
T. p. TuoRSroS, r o. Box 2aS, Hudson, MY.
mbla.dAw1V
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A letter from ID. Alvarez to Consul Godoy,
Of San Francisco. dated Cuernavaca, Feb. 10,
says:
Macmillan left the City Of Mexico with
Marquee and two thousand men, and must
now be near to where from six to eight thou
sand traitors are assembled. Escobedo is
marching with twelve thousand men in order
10 attack them on the way He will incor-
porate this army with the forces Of Generals
Regules, Ansea, Antillon, and other officers,
amounting to about eight thousand men. 1t
is my opinion that in one month or more the
so-cGled empire will have terminated for
ever. i give you my congratulations on
such favorable news, and recommend that
you give it to your friends.
I'D. ALVAREZ"
General Heron, the lmperialist command
ing the City of Mexico, has addressed prop
sition to General Lisco, the Republican com
mander Of Cuernavaca, to surrender the
city to the Liberal forces. The Liberals are
in peaceable possession Of Acapulco.
The United States steamer Suwanee left
to-day to cruise in the Southern Pacific.
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81 Notics to Tax Payers OF Washington
CrTr.-Ths Board Of Assessors having eompisted the
ann Al assessment for 1867, will sit board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections from
tho 18th instant to April l inclusive, Sundays ex.
cepted) At School ommissionsrs Room second story
City Hall, west wing, from a. to p each day.
order Of the President. fs2-sotapl
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TIE THIRD MILITARY DIsTMor OF THE
SoUTu-General orders No. 10, from the
headquarters of the army, issued by Gen.
Grant yesterday, are as follows:
The President directs that the following
change be made, at the request Of Maj. Gen.
Thomas, in the assignment announced in
general orders No. 10, of March IL, 1867, of
commanders Of districts under the act of
Congress entitled IAN act to provide for the
more efficient government Of the rebel
States" and Of the Department of the Cum
berland, created in general orders No. IA, of
March IL, 1867:
Brew. Maj. Gen. John Pope to command
the Third district, consisting of the States of
Georgia, Florida and Alabama, and Mai.
Gen. George II. Thomas to command the
Department of the Cumberland
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NAVY BULLETIN, March 11.-Detached-
Commodore David B. Ridgely from the
command Of the Lancaster and placed on
waiting orders; Lieutenant Commanders
William b. Gushing, Frederick Pearson, W.
r. Brdgman, A. s. Baker, Lieutenant Will
liam W. Hendrickson, Acting Ensign VIII
liam II. Webb, Surgeon F. f. Potter, Passed
Assistant Surgeon John d. Murphy, Chief
Engineer b. B. III. Wharton, Acting First
Assistant Engineer Charles II. Cronk, Second
Assistant Engineer Charles Irich, Acting
Second Assistant Engineer Benjamin W.
Fowler, Third Assistant Engineer Francis p.
Halowell Acting Third Assistant Engineer
Charles d. Southall, Boatswain J. 3. F.
Langton, Carpenter William d. Foy, Sail
maker Stephen Seaman and Gunner S. d.
Hines, from the Lancanter and placed on
waiting orders; Commander A. s. Baldwin,
from duty as lighthouse inspector and
placed on waiting orders; Paymaster Ed
ward Foster, from the Lancaster and ordered
to settle his accounts.
Ordered-Passed Assistant Surgeon j. b.
Ackley, to the Constellation.
Honorably Discharged-Acting Ensign F.
A. G. Bacon, from the 10th instant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE
EDMUND BURKE. Revised Edition, Vol. X.
Boston Little, Brown 4 Co., 1867. Washing
ton FRAScK TAYLOR.
This volume, printed and bound in the manner
described in the notice Of Vol TX, above, has also
been received from the Boston publishers through
FRANcK TAYLOR, bookseller aud publisher Of this
city It's contents are as follows:
"speeches in the impeachment Of Warren Hast.
ings, Esq late Governor General Of Bengal Speech
in opening the impeachment-third day and fourth
day Speech on the sixth article Of the charge
FIRST, second, third and fourth days"
There are not two volumes embraced in British
history that contains so much valuable and in
structive reading to the American student at this
time as those referred to above. They do not
cover the whole of the impeachment of HASTINGS,
but we presume that volume XI., soon to appear,
will complete all the matter on that subject. Aner
the assduous labor Of seven years, with EDMUND
BURKE mot IN Ashley as leader all the efforts to
impeach HASTINGS proved a failure Let us take
heed.
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AFLOAT IN THE FOREST OR, A VOYAGE
AMONG THE TREE TOPS By Captain MAYSE
REID, author of tho Desert Home, The
Ocean Waits, +" etc, with illustrations. Boston {:
TICKSoR 4 FIELDS. Washington: FRESCH 4
RICHARDSON 1857.
This handsome l2mo volume, and the story is
thrillingly interesting for young people. 1t was
originally written for Our Young Folks" in 1865
and was one of the stories which contributed to
make that work so popular,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

The PAULs were at Worcester Mass, last
Saturday night.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

AMERICAN LEAVES. Familiar Notes Of Thought
and Life. By SAMUEL osGooD. New York:
HARPER 4 BRoTHERs. Washington: PHILP
SoLoNoSs.
This Is q l2mo cloth volume Of $50 pages, and
beveled edges 1t is collection of fifteen papers
that have in substance, appeared in Harp"'s
Monthly Magazine, Some of them are carelessly
written and would not stand the tsst of severe crit
icism. A few Of the papers are quite readable.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS A YEAR Wife's
Effort at Low Living under High Prices Boston:
TIcKSoR 4 FIELDS. Washington: FREScH 4
RICHARDSON.
This Is a very neatly printed and bound little
volume Of 1888 pages giving the experience of wife
who tried to live on six hundred dollars that being
the amount of income exempted by Congress from
taxation for the reason expressed by that very wise
and economical body that that sum would be sufi-
oient for the maintenance Of family. 1t is an in.
terestng work, and will repay any one who reads It,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

RECoLLECTIoNS OF HENRY WATKINS AL.
LEN, Brigadier General Confederate Army and
Ex-Governor of Louisiana: By SARAH A. DORSEY.
New York Published by NJ. DOLADY. For sale
in Washington by French RICHARDSON.
This is l2mo volume of 400 pages, neatly
bound and printed, and is not only a biographical
sketch of ex.rebel General ALLEN, but 1t abuses
Union soldiers and the Union cause, and is a de.
fence Of treason against the Government.
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-
bridge. L. s. Rand, Esq, Hon r. G. Winthrop
and Judge J. P. Putnam are appointed trustees to
the fund
The Missouri Democratic State Central
Committee publish a request that the Democracy Of
the several congressional districts Of this State will
appoint delegates to the National Democratic Con.
vention, to be held at Louisville, Ky. on the It'll
day Of May.
THE Bangor Wing says silver and copper
ores have been recently discovered in Pscataquis
county, Me which promise to prove of great rich.
ness both as regards quality and quantity. The
ores found are "Argentiferous Galena,' and Sui.
phuret Of Copper and Copper Pyrites-masses Of
which have been removed from the top Of the vein.
weighing three to four hundred pounds.
A FREEDMAN living near Riceville, Va,
had quarrel with his wife, when he deliberately
took his little son. aged ten years and chopped of
his head with an axe. The body was then thrown
into the woods as prey for wild beasts and the
fowls Of the air, and the diabolical deed kept Sc
cret until few days ago, when twas accidentally
discovered.
GREAT suffering exists at Mound City, ILL.,,
in consequence Of the inundation of that town,
The citizens of Cairo sent up boat with provisions
and fifteen hundred dollars in money for the suf'
ferers, which was jOyfuly received. The trains on
the Illinois Central railroad run through water
about foot deep for a distance of three hundred
yards at Mound City Junction, but the lOvees arc
still firm.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON q man named Christie
pher Keenan, was instantly killed in hat factory
in Nostrapd street, New York, by being drawn
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By Petroleum V: Nasty, p NJ (wich is Postmaster.)
CHAP l.
1t wuz in Moo York city, that gay metropolis,
the sect Nv luxury and refinement, and the home
NV John Morrisey ard the Black Crook.
TLither he'd come, after o how many days
Nv tiresome walkin eZ the rear guard uVa drove
Nv the cattle Nv thousand bills NV Western
Pennsylvany. l wuz in Moo York, and on
Broadway wuz IA site! The rumbln, jumblin
masS Nv wagons and stages and coaches the
sidewalks filed with hurryin mass, the rich,
the poor, the high, the low, the proud, the hum
ble the aged, the youthful
l gazed into the win6er Nv drug store. Fa-
tai gaze. Unfortinit look! That look he'd an in
llooence onto my fuchcr life.
Wat did see?
A card.
Thus it red : "Barrett's Hair Restorative -
with picter Nv man with thin. gray loX afore
usin it. and the same man with heavy hair eZ
black ez Poes stately raven Nv the days uVyore
after yoosin it.
Only this and nothin more.
1t wuz enuff NV hair wuz gray. | bought q
bottle and applied it ez by directions on the
wrapper.
CHAP. II.
Home agin home agin from furrin shore! d!
| wuz on the threshold of my homestid, wich
wuz homs to me, humble though it wuZ
lLOOlZcr Jane, inc Vile Wv my DuZLuiu, NuL a.
the gate gossipin with her nebor ez wuz her
wont.
'Looizer Janet" shreekt I.
s'S-i-r!" sed she in a surprised tone.
''Ha," hist l, sis this the treatment a fond
husband receives on his return to the buzzum
of his family?'
Husband? you? is't possible? Where is
them gray lox? Hast grown young agin, ez
when in manhoOds prime thou woodst and won
me? 1t cannot be,-and yit,-that breath =
1t is it is % and she swoondid at my feet
the children he'd more trouble with, but they
finally acknowledged me. The nose wnz the
fecher they took hold NV that wuz unchanged.
CHAP. III.
Husband minel" sed she to me In her win
mines: Tone 'thy locks is black, while min alas !!
is gray. Buy for me also Barrett's pot, ut cure,
that i may be ez fust 700 knowd me in loves
young dream J"
Good resist the entrcaty? Nary. l bought
bottle and 10 /! in a month she was transformed.
Her rnsty gray hair become ez black ez jet. A
new set NV custom made teeth, wich cost me
fifty dollars, completed the metamarphose, and
she wuz young agn,- yooth costin me fifty
one dollars, cash.
Disastrous investment Four weeks. from
that date, she run off with Yankee peddler,
who sposed she was but twenty-four.
Kin sue Barrett and git judgment for her
valyoo? Alas, no! And so pOd on wearily
and alone, mizable obiick. | Good marry agln
ez a young man, but this fond heart kin never
thump fur anuther.
False Looizer Jane! Too efficashus Barrett
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ERROR.-In making up cur last weeks inside
forms the matter from one page became some
what mixed with that of the other, and the od
dity and incongruity of the mixture was not
little laughable, paragraph of the Tri6une's
opinions of Napoleon, formed the conclusion of
the Cleveland HerGlts article upon the peripa
tetic hero of America, and the walking into
Chicago, rather funnily slid into the other heros
''walking into effete, .tottering, and poweress
states and dynasties. Though we have lost some
respect tor the pedestrian hero since his passage
through this place, we rather conclude he is
worthy of better place in history than the hero
over the water The reader we persume, would
readily make the correction, and save Mr..
Weston from the company into which he seems
to be so uncelmoniously thrown by our fore
man.
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.Neso and Cheap Goods.

L lie Subscriber having just received
from New York full Stock of new and Seasonable
Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade urchas
ed with Cash at The lowest prices would respectfully
invite all who wish to buy good goods at low prices
call and for themselves that they may see and be.
lieve.
To those who have for past favored me with their
patronage and by
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Prompt Pauments

have entitled themselves with the right to buy goods
cheap, and to all who buy for Cash confident can
offer good bargains in goods as can be found at any
establishments in this region. Look Where and long
You please but before you buy dror in, and if we
can't do you any good will do you no harm.
Believing that the system for all who buy or sen
Is, pay you go, am desirous of bringing my bu
sincSs neara
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-30

DAILY STAGE LINE TO Rock CREEK.-We un-
derstand from Mr.. ]. E. Quinn, that he will
commence on Monday next to run daily stage
line from Geneva to Rock Creek. This will
supply want long felt by our citizens as well
as the citizens of the thriving and wide awake
town of Rock Creek, we heartily wish the en-
terprise snccess.-SentineL
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Blades, EuphonIaI LubrIcatOrs are m

Blades EuphOniai LubricatOrs are medi-
cinal preparation in the form of Iozenge and arc mi
versally considered the most ieIsat, eectua anu con-
uenient remedy - for HoarSeess, CoVghS Colds,
Group CdtGrrh, asthma, Bronchitis, Diptteria, and all
Pulmonary Co11p'dtHts. They SCdrrdRted to give
quicker and lasting benefit in the above aec-
t6ns than any other remedy; also to contain deeter
ions Ingredient and not to offend the weakest and most
sensitive stomach.
BLADES CONSTITUTION PILLS are go called be-
of their peculiar direct and efficient effect upon
the Liver, Stomach, Blood and Nervous Sy stem Fer
inactivity of the Liver for the stomach in derangement
of Dyspepsia they vii delight patient III their mild
and efficient effect especially if from loni: continued
congestion and costiveness they left wit periodical
return of the sick headache In of severe cold
producing chill and fever you break it very soon by
using the pills as per directions with each box.
j. H. BLADES & CO., Props, Elnira, n. Y.
For sale by H. A. HENDRY, and C. E. SWIFT. Austa-
bula Ohio For sale by all druggists 6m927.
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1t seems to have been generally con-
ceded that Commodore Vanderbilt is to
control the New York Central Railroad
and thenceforward be the railroad king
of the country. His administrative abil-
ity seems to have no bounds, and gold is
plaything for him.
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NEW AND ESH GOODS
At OLD PRICES !!

HAVING visited the city of N. York
within the past 10 days. and made ample purchases OF
Dry Goods at the extremely low prices now f in that
city. am prepared to sell all kinds of goods very
low fgures dtd very many kinds 1T prices efen less
than before the OF the tftR Of tins assertion you
can convince yourselves by calling do not expect to
sell 60 west or do business for nothing.
nit any other foolish act, but to sell goods cheap
any other live man, and stay in Old Ashtabua and meet
my customers face to face in future days 1t is there
fore for my interest to treat you WELL and fairly with
YOU ALL Give call and you will not regret it.
H. L. MORRISON.
Ashtatu tula Nov. 81 1868, 94
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Works of Nature.-Ina state of health the In
testinal canal may be compared to river whose waters
flow over theadoining land through the channels nature
or art made and improve their qualities go longas
it runs on smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy if the of the river is stopped then the
ater in the canna is longer pure but soon becomes
stagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance of humorial fluid in
the intestinal tubes and costvcness takes place. it flows
back into the bloc vessels and nltrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course of the rv
er, we must the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams With
the body follow the natural principle-remove the
distinctions from the bowels with BRANDRETHS
PILLS which never injure but always efectua for
the perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease. Remember never suffer drop of blood to
be taken from you. Evacuae the humors often and
as long they deranged long you sick
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold byal Druggists 900
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MORE New GooDs.-Smith & Gilkey, it will be
seen by new advertisement have another install
ment of new goods, though we suppose the
ladies will not be unmindful OF these anhounee
ments, in their desire to possess themselves Of
the very newest article in market.
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Errors Of Youth.-A Gentleman who suffered
for years from debility premature decay and all
the effects of youthful indscrvon WILL for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it. the re-
cipe and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience do so by addressing, In
perfect confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
a27-10m 42 Cedar Street. n. Y.