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Evening star., 1867-03-23
BOARDING..

A DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE ROOF, vits
"A BOA I'D. can be had in q privst. fsm,IV A.
No A36 street. bstween letb aud IItb ,ts Rsf
srssces Ell achanSea. min % A.
tcR kKNT-Three FURNISHED Rooms. with
u or without beard. Apply 35S II st betwres
18th and 18th. Terms moderate m ne eosr.
pLkAeANT 4 &wELL-FURNIsHED FReSr
u hOO0S, With board. can be had At $50 Al a.
corner Inoisna ave. Terms moderate. snh Is-tAl.
HOB RkkT-Two well fsrnIshed PARLORs ON
u The erst hoor. with or without BOARD Al
ply 1898 ct, bet. 9Th and 10TH fe ~
TABLE BOARD at No. l6A 10Th street, Q tev
month. a a.
Evening star., 1867-03-23
AT THE WHITE UOTSp

Among the visitors at the Executive Man
sion this morning were Horace Greeley and
Mayor Hoffman, of New York and Dick Tay.
lor. formerly General in the rebel army.
Evening star., 1867-03-23

~From j. O. Parker, Post Ofice News
Stand, and from ]. Shillington. Odeon Build
ing we have received the Atlantic Aoutsly and
O,0 Young Folks for April
Evening star., 1867-03-23
SThe Richmond Wing endorses the o.

~ The Richmond Wing endorses the course
OF Wade Hampton and other prominent South
Carolnians, as indicated at the Columbia
meeting OF freedmen on Monday last, and
urges the people of Virginia to adopt prompt
ly course OF cocduct calculated to bring
about harmony between the W hite and colored
elements of the population.
Evening star., 1867-03-23
To ADyERTISERB.

me bOItop us ~ the ofnclsi showing OF the
circulation OF ,ne daily papers of this city
competing ior me Government ad dvertis,ns
under the recent ACT Of Congress directing 81 ch
advertising 20 oe made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the iarges
circulation
EvkNis" STAA.-....7,7l3 copies per day
tarvfstcr ..5.thS -
fnfSHiosnerr... .3.552
The returns OF advertising by the city papers
or tie qGarrer ending December 5l 1860. as
ssken from 'ne books of the Inter nal Revenue
Ohce. are as follows:
E'sNiNe SFAk..s...s...........S .Sl3, lU7
he"y,HC,r............ g.l0-
1"ftttto 9.lSS
Rerubiirnn n............. 5SS
Evening star., 1867-03-23

THE COLD SNAP OUT WEsT-Tbe Nabrask,
City News OF the I'd says: sThe ice over the
Missouri at this point is 'as tight a a brick
We look for Spring about the 18th of July-
Evening star., 1867-03-23
GOvERNMENT sECURITIRs

Jay Cooke A % furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:
Evening star., 1867-03-23
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

Q6A BOOTS AND sHORs.
vS EEW sTORB. "
The Undersigned bees leave 10 INFORM hfs frien n
end the public generally that he has opened the
NV CHEAP STORE, No. s03 7th street, a Ider
Oos feiiows' He'll. where he has HAND a gen
eral assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen b, Boy1
.'''e' ana oht,Sr:S R6nTss AND sHous
Hemenbsr the number, 5O2 i'm street, under
Odd Fellows, Hall The New Cheap Store, for.
"dey de II A. y. fages store amman wusov
Evening star., 1867-03-23

NJ NOTICE TO ALL WHO USE THE PO
uS I0MAC WATER
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE }
CITY HALL, WASHINGTON, D. C.
All housekeepers or Others who use The poto.
mac waIer upon the premise occu pied by them
since the LIST day of January last the ater rent @
,ne current year 1867 they ina Mt nj
nabIe 70 ave the water shut off from their men
fses. This penalty, which Invoiyes also An ALI
ushs cost OF two dollars. WILL be enforced, wi tn
from this dare. sh all not have paid Water rent ~
full to January /, 1858 ''H' III
RANDOLPH COYLE.
ma n eolm Intel Water Registrar
Evening star., 1867-03-23
FLOUR, MEAL, HAv.
NOW IN STORE

hoOh' nrs5' sSW HAy' Al STORE.
and ESTRA h 'hfiis FiS6Rs Mis''r MHEAI sE.lI
~ nnd from - to SIS So as to quanti
Z loo. 1000 Bushsls FAMILY MEAL. Taylor L
Nils, BALED Hay, sTAW, &C.
w M GAbT CO,
nh q near Baltimore and o. 3. Road Depot.
d Original Horse an ana 6aTrisss 6G%siSRsfasi Bazaar,
80 Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNIss,
o. TUESDAY MSRiNhffNe. Si hf March as, a, 10
Saddle Carriage Ts .si sni Wdl the Hss.ssr
Amons 5oRTT iSsR =. aSEsIs iSiS I.A Arp IMsCIIs
Hortss. eA' mar ness
A large collection Of New and Second. hand R,.
Esschiesss getaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this CITY.
New and Second hand harS:... hALso; Saddle. e.,,,.
s!Rsssgsgsr Regular sales days. Tuesdays. TAursdays. and
SSsrrisess and Harness always on private sale.
NH % w. L. WALL, n IN A.,.
RYw. L. WALL B CO., ,A.ctionesr,,
SALE OF GROCERIES, WHISKY, BRooms
On TUESDAY DT1ASss SSssis;ssse HG; sc Mare, :, .a..
Dencine a. lO clock, we will SELL st our saIes.
aoomls, aptnls,. an assortment of Grocery and other
Barrels White and Yellow Sugars
90 boxes Sperm Candles
Is gross Psrlor Matches
Barrels Whisky
10O dozen Br oons
40 boxes Lemons
so cases Jockey Club Bittsrs
10. dozen Blscking
Is barrels Potomac Herring
70 boxes Starch, Soap
With many other articles in the Groesrv.lins
Also,
lot of second hand Furniture
Hair and shuck Mattresses
New Brussels Carpet, containing IS yards, made
20 pieces White and Check Mating, 4, s and
quarters wide
With other articles in the House Furnishing
line, all OF hich Will be sold without reserye
Terms cash. No po. tponement.
NH IS W. WALL q CO.. Aucts
pOTATOES! POTATOES!
200 bushels No l Jackson WHITE POTA
TOES new landing from schooner B. g. Young
and Ior sale on accommodating terms by
J g WATERS
mh22lw 100 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
EENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
We would invite special attention to our large
assortment of
FINE SHIRTS, UNDER GARMENTS,
HOSIERY, &C, &C.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
S22 Penn q avenue,
mh22-6tif LIntl between 9Th and 10th streets
Evening star., 1867-03-23

~ V"AND VFEMlMG UF SPkING AND 6U 81
MEB GOODS.
invite particular attention to our large and
varied assortment Of Spring and Sunmsr Goods
full line Of Black BILKS
Diack Al LPAOAS, from 81 cents to 81 .50
StIiped and Figured MOHAIRS
Pisin AOH L kS Of all shades
Al WOOL D1LAlNBS, Black and OOlored.
CdiHTIB6, PEROALES. and GINGHAAS
cents per yard
Pkln Is. at l2k, Is, IS and 70 cents
Dloaehed and Brown MUSLlNS, Of all makes
and widhs. from l2h cents up :
LinIn GOODS Of all desc ii ptions.
Boys wear
Also. fne assortment OF HOSIERY, GLOVES,
and WHITE GOODS =,
J.. W. oELBY O0,
Old Stand OF Yates Sslby,
mn Z5'5s 313 PeuuaylyApfA VIENNA.
Evening star., 1867-03-23

Rf W.. l.. WALL 4 CO ,Auctioneers
- Original Horse and Oarriage Bazaar
50 Louisiana avenue
Evening star., 1867-03-23
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

% ELECTION NOTICE.-Ane election will be
w held In each precinct on MONDAY March
zSth, Tor one member Of the Board of Comuou
council TO fill vacancy caused by the resi matt on
m aost CHAS. ID. WEIGH M.vo,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
ROAD imp ROVEMENT
NEEE 4 NG.
Under the act Of March 2OM, 1867.
NlOTICE HRRERY GIVEN That


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
IN on the 2sth day Of December, A. y, 1861,
6y the undersigneu at the Auditors Office in
provement OF the road leading from Lancaster,
northwnrd through the villages OF Dumoptville
and Baltimore to the Licking County line rs
ordered by the County Commissioners on the
18th day OF December 1867, commencing at tho
junction of the Baltimore Road with the Ian.
caster, Lhhopols and iiroyeport Turnpike, to
proval Of said Commissioners, to be done In
the manner following l0o,wit)
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
TO be Drawn at Covington, Ky.
Class Y, December 81, 1867.

No more acceptable and appropriate present
can be made to a mother, wife, daughter, hus-
band or father than ticket in tie Kentucky
State Lottery. IL has long been acknowledged
thatit offers greater inducements to the pur.
chasers of tickets than any other legnlized
lottery in the world. The December scheme
aurpasses, in grandeur, anything Of tie Kind
ever presented to the public; il distributes
S230,65O. The capital prize is S5O,UOO, lnsurng
handsome fortune to the lucky holder Of the
corresponding ticket. Hundreds Of well at
tested instances, similar to the toll owing are
almost daily occurring: ''Miss Mary Russell
Milford who died in 1850, when only ten years
OF agc, gained, as prize IN lottery, the
handsome sum Of ten thousand pounds, or
fifty thousand dollars. The ticket which
drew this magnificent sum, was presented to
her by her father, DR.. Milford, one OF the most
prominen. men and judges Of the time" How
many homes would be frightened by q similar
success in the GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
ofihe Kentucky State Lottery, on December
81 st, 1867.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
The Presidents Message.

The PRESIDENTS message.
! To the exclusion of our usual va
riety, we give the Presidents Mes
sage in our columns this week. We
cannot more perfectly convey our
opinion of the document SO far as
it treats upon the subject of recon
struction, in any other way than
by copying and endorsing the fol,
lowing from the comments of the
B oston Transcript upon it:
"The production was not written
with any wow to assist Congress
Tin its deliberations and action upon
the important subjects pressing for
settlement. 1t is for the most part
an attempt at justification of bis
own treason to the loyal sentiment
which elected him to the Vice
Presidency, and misrepresents, in
a most atrocious manner, the posi-
ton Of the Union men in the legis
lative department who have striven
to preserve tho fruits of the vic tory
over armed rebels, So coarse, in
human and brutal partisan har
angue--possessing no elevation
either in style or ideas, but descend
ing to the pitiablo depths Of falsely
accusing race recently freed il
tie South of deeds instigated, 81
not performed, by Johnson's OWL
adhercnts in that section-and Sc
defiant throughout, for the purpos'
OF increasing the difficulties undel
which the country is laboring--
never emanated from the Execu
tive department of tho nation il
: any former year.
President Johnson has evidently
t learned nothing, nor forgot moth
: ing. His attacks upon Congress
his threats as 10 the use of force
his misstatoments about the rela
} ton of the colored and white race
} at the South, wherein he display
the mendacious, cowardly and bul
lying traits, forming the chiefcom
, pononts Of his character will d
great service TO tho Union causC
: if the Republican members Of Con
= gress meet these unseemly exhi
}, bitions of temper in an entirol
8 different spirit, and go on to legiS
late for tho best interests Of tn
!. country, as though its peace wa
not now disturbed by u man VIII
n should never have been raise
: above the position of "alderma
' of his native village"
The portion of the messag
I which deals with the financi;
!. question is written in an entirel
IS different spirit, and is doubles
Q the product of different han
from that upon reconstruction, an
: ably sets forth the anti-iLfatio
r side Of that important question.
G We observe that but o small prt
!, portion Of the papers of Ohio al
publishing the message in full.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
Important Demonstration,

An immense Grant meeting was
hold at the Cooper Institute, New
York, ono night last week, compos-
ed of tho wealthiest and most in.
huential men of that city, of all
parties, a further notice of which
will bo given in our next issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
LIST OF PRIZES.
Prizes, amounting to- ...,.saso, $50
$4,000 Numbers, and 7ss Prizes.
Tickets Sl2, Halves Sc, Quarters So.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY: The numbers,
from | to ~, 900, on separate slips Of paper,
are encircled in tin tubes and placed IN glass
wheel by the sworn Commissioners the prizes
are similarly encircled md placed in another
wheel. number is drawn bya blindlolded
boy, an ut the same time, prize is drawn in
Che same manner; both are opened and exhb-
tied to the audienco,--th number being er
titled to the prize drawn with it. This opera.
ton IS repeated until all the prizes are drawn.
The above magnificent scheme will be drawn
In public in Covington, Ky, on the Slst day of
December, 1867, being the GREAT HOLIDAY
WING Of the year.
These Lotteries are chartered and author
lied by the Legislature; and are conducted
under the supervision Of three sworn Commits
sioners, appointed on behalf Of tho State, to
see that Justice IL done to all. They are not
gift enterprises, but responsible money insh-
tutions, which have been successfully conduct.
ed slnce 1897 and have many more years to
ran. Bonds to a large amount are iled to se-
cure the payment ofal prizes.
The offiaial list OF numbers drawing prizes
will be published in the New York Herald,
Chicago PaI ers, Cincinnati Daily Commercial,
and Cincinnati German. papers.
ADDRESS all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Coyington, Ky.
Dec I2, 1s6T-2WAS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

. f
T. 4. BILLINGuuRsT has the bril-.
liant new magazine, PuTNAM's
MONTHLY. We have examined the
first number, and unhesitatingly
pronounce it No. l, in quality
Now is a good time for lovers Of
first class American literature to
commence with the starting Of the
new series If this periodical, and
keep right along with it from
month to month. We have a sci
of tho original Putnam's Monthly
which money could not buy, and
the new promises to surpass the
old.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

Mr.. Summers bill to remove po.
litical disabilities from blacks in
the District Of Columbia, has pas.
sed both houses of Congress, and is
in the hands of tho President. A
veto is expected.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

A monster child was born in
this county few days since. 1t
bad but one eye, which was near
tho centor ofits forehead; no nose.
and only a small round hole in its
face, in place OF it's mouth. Its
hands were also defOrmed. The
child lived thirty.six hours. It's
parents live-fonr miles from this
place. on tho Jamsstown road
Fayette Co, Herald,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

Tho contract for excavation
for the Lunatic Asylum at this
plaee was awarded to Mr., Jared
Maris of Athens and Judge Maca.
boy Of Meigs county. The work
amounts TO above twelve thousand
yards aud the price is sixteen and
half cents a yard which may be
considered q low prico for ill.,
Athens Messenger.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

CINcINNATISwELLINo.-Th city
council of Cincinnati have just
passed an ordinance dividing the
city into twenty.six wards. We
believe the Number before was
eighteen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
A Columbus special Of the 10Th,
To the Cincinnati Commereial savs.


The Supreme Court to day dis
missed, for want of prosecution, ter
cases on the motion docket, in.
cluding that of Joseph Olds VS.
John Brough, from Fairfield Coun.
ty; and Parker Law, former Clerh
of Common Pleas of same county
VS.. John Brough and that ol
Stoughten Bliss against tho Com
mon Pleas of Fairfield County-all
cases belonging to tho war period
We suppose DR.. 3, B. olds is
the 0lds alluded to above; but as
to parker Law, former Clerk, y
we give it up.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

Boston, Mass, last Monday elect
ed a Democratic Mayor by 45S
majority. A democratic loss Of
1000 votes since tho State election
in November. The city council is
largely Republican,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

The city of Portsmouth is in
ecstacies ovcr the performance of a
new steam fire engine which the
authorities have lately purchased.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
CINCINNATI, Dec 5.
Heavy Verdlctin Favor of the
Government.

In the case of tho United States
against Chalfee, whisky distlller,
for alleged fraud. the jury, this
morning, returned u verdict OF
$3.50 900 in favor Of tho Govern,
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Teeth at New Y ork Prices!

9 Ns.t.
Dr.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to the citizens of Lancaste er an dvicinity fortho
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidcnce here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and in.
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, heis
nowprepared to do all kinds Of Dental work
atless prices, and in better manner, than any
otherestablshment in Getty. .ii-
Sets Of Teeth atfrom SIC to 90, wnrrantedtt
give perfect satisfaction orno charge made.
TeethfIled so asto preserve them through
life, ,atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.VoS BoNHoRsr's established reputationir
thiscity, as a first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by him shallbt
done in the best possible manner
eB-ln addition, he has secured the services
ofone oithe best workmen in the East.
RErERENcE--Allthep principalcitizens ofLan
caster.
Roomsnext door East of Post Office, MAR
street. Feb. Z, 1907.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

1t will hardly be necessary to
call the attention of Congress to
the subject of providing for the
payment To Russia Of the sum stip
nlated for the cession Of Alaska,
possession having been formally
delivered TO our Commissioner.-
The territory remains for the pres
ent in the care Of military force,
awaiting such civil organization as
shall be directed by Congress.
Rights OF NaturaliLed Am, ,rican Citi.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

The report Of the Acting Com.
missioner OF Agriculture concisely
presents the condition, works and
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-20
= In his novel of. NorwooJ .

- In his novel of" Norwood. )" Henry
Ward Beecher discourses as follows con
cerning the future life Of horses;
" What doyou think becomes Of horses,
Hiram. when they die ?" said Rose.
Wal, Miss Rose, it's my opinion that
there's use for horses hereafter, and that
you il find there's horse heaven. There's
Scripture for that. too
"Ah" said Rose, little surprised at
these confident assertions. What Scrip
ture do you mean q
"Why, in the Book of Revelations ?
Don't 1t give an account of white horse,
and red horse, and black horses, and gray
horses I've alters s'posed that when it
said Death rode on pale horse, it must
have been gray, cause it had mentioned
white ones already In the ninth chapter.
too, 1t says there was an army Of two hun
dred thousand horscmen. Now | should
like to know where they got so many horses
in heaven if none Of em that die oft here
go there? Its my opinion that good
horses darned sight likelier to go to
heaven than bad man ?"
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-20

"A MYSTERY ExrLAiNEp.-Rey. Nh
of Lawrence. Massachusetts, is a bachelor.
Noticing early in the season that one Of his
members, married lady. Was not at meet
ing for several sabba,hs. he called to ask
the reason. AS her reply was somewhat
evasive, he surmised that she "hsd moth.
ing to wear" and said, "you are waiting
Tor your spring bonnet. l suppose Weeks
passed, and still she did not make her an.
pcarance.
lie therefore thought he would call again.
Approaching the house he saw her sitting
at the open window, and blandly remarked
g hayen't seen yon at church yet hasn't
that spring bonnet come o.
I" Yes. SIR she archly replied. "Shall
] show it to you ?"
If you please answered tho wonder
ing pastor.
Holding up a wee bit ola baby she said,
blushing-
=" This is the spring bonnet was wait
ing for did do right %
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-20
NO.. l6

Mr.. Fessenden's senatorial record is a
record OF fruitless opposition to every
measure on which the nations safety
rests to-day. He has never been right,
even by accident, at the first presentation
or any critical measure. lie has either
voted against or has been felt against il,
sSulking behind his tools. Events have
always proved him mistaken. In this
race he has never ' come to time" His
wisdom has always been what the French
call " the wisdom of the staircase
comiLgto appreciate matters one moment
too late. His craftsmanship consists in
proposing nothing and opposing every
thing Yet half the Senate allow him
TO do their thinking. Edmunds is his
tool aud Conkling his parrot And this
mole had power enough, spite Of Stan
tons and Grant, and Summers and Stew
ems entreaties to leave the President with
the power of removing Sheridan, and to
tic the hands of Congress till November.
The result we see, Congress tongue.
tied and hand-culfed till November OBJ
liged to stand silent by and see johnson
trample on its laws. Loyalty hunted and
trembling all over the South. A law SO
clumslly devised that it cannot be exc
cuted without bringing the great powers
of government into collision. A General
selected and left in Washington to repre-
sent and protect the nation, and found,
when the emergency occurs, not to know
enough to be fit to be left alone!
These be our "practcal men," nv
masters. These are the fruits of Fes.
senden-statesmanship. Behold the wis
dom of Conservatism! Give us next
time taste oft folly of Radicalism--
we cannot DC worse off, may be better;
at any rate change would be relief.
There are yet men so timid and
thoughtlcss as TO insist that those who
vote shall first know how to read. We
commend another provision to their no.
tcc, namcly--that Generals, Senators
and Presidents shall be obligen at least to
say their catechsn and repeat the mul
tiplication table before assuming office,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-20
LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.

Tss- Were it not for the Importance of
the subject it would be amusing to watch
the ups and downs Of the impeachment
movement as from time to time revealed
by its friends. We have noticed that the
Radicals are fierce for impeachment
whenever the President in the perform
ance Of his duty, does an act that inter
feres with their party plans. Just before
the removal Of Stanton the impeachers
were as mild as doves now they are as
fierce as Bengal tigers. 1t is admitted
that the President had full authority to
suspend his tratorous Secretary, and to
appoint his successor, but as the dis
graced Stanron happens to be Radical
Chief the little creatures" and all "the
pack that yelp,' are clamorous for i'm.
pcachment They are for or against the
the measure just as the supposed inter.
csts Of their party shall demand Such
conduct is disgraceflil. 1t shows to what
lengths men will 20 when they become
thoroughly partizan. The merits Of the
case are never once made the basis of &C
ton "Has the President interlered with
our programme ? if so, he must be re
moved is the sum and substance Of the
Radical doctrine on impeachment. -- Con
ascticM Fdrmer.