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To ADvERrySERB.
Competitive EXAMINATIONS.

The comprehensive bill introd uced into the
House of Representatives by Mr. Jsnckes Of
Rhode Island, providing for the establishment,
of competitive examinations as the future
basis of all appointments to Office under the
United States Government, is being discussed
by the newspapers of the country and the
comments OF leading journals are generally
favorable 10 Its passage Doubtless if Boards
OF Examination should be appointed free from
political bias and partisan prejudice, and with
character and yigor enough to act impai TALLY,
withoutreference to outside influence, the PLAZA
would work we'll: but our experience Of ex
aiming boards heretofore has BEEN with few
exceptions, that favoritism prevails, and the
change only amounts to a transfer OF patron.
age from the appointing power to
the examiners. 1t is very easy indeed ON
a general examination to Intelligence to
pass an applicant totally incompetent for a
position, and reject one OF the greatest et-
ncbnSy, II there Is understanding before
hand. A man may possess every qualification
necessary TO make him useful in a position,
and even have held office long enough to make
him more efficient IN his routine duties than
others OF much greater general in lligence,and
yet be unable to state prom pity the difference
OF longitude between Z ekin and San Frances.
CO, or TO tell ofhand the population of Cochin,
China, and It's chief productions. Wsknow that
Auch noNc sOiuctllucs Occn relecte0 10r failing
answer just such questions. which their eight
year old boys at school mi ght have DONE and
yet they were able to treat gently the most
abstruse questions presented for their Official
consideration. No general system Of examin.
alton Will answer the purpose, To be sure, a
mans ability to learn the routine duties of An
ONCE will depend in great degree on his gen.
eral intelligence, but the qualifications desir-
able for one position would unfit an applicant
for another. Thus in one, a man should be a
good mathematician in another an accou Mt
ant; IN another, be should have a good kno wi.
edge of English composition in still an.
other, should be lingu ist, and so on That
efficiency should be the test of office.
irg there Is no question whatever but
the means to attain so desirable an end will
have to be carefully devised. OF the new plan
will be worse, II possible. than the old Itisa
matter OF great importance to the country and
the many worthy employees Of the Govern
meht affected by 1t, and we trust will be con.
slaered impartially and dispassionateIy. A
separate board for each bureau, com DO sed. in
part of men familiar with lis business, will
obyiate many of the ificulties. We throv
out these hints trusting that some system NAV
be devised, based on Mr.. Jenckes' bill, which
VIII promote the best interests OF the Govern.
ment, and do no injustice to any present or
prospective office holder
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RECEPTION OF SPEAKER COLy.x

The regular weekly reception of Sneaker
Colfax, MIRA and Miss Mathews, his mother
and sister, took place last evening At the resi-.
dence of the Speaker, No. Four.and.a -half
street. and was attended by a large and fash.
ionaoie throng As before, the furniture was
all removed from the dining room on the first
moor, and during the evening dancing was
INDUCED In by the lovers of that anu semsnt
Inc Speaker, with his mother and sister wei
coined their guests in their ussaI kind. hearted
manners Mrs. Aathews was dressed in a
light brown silk trimmed with black lace
and clunsy lace head. dress; Miss Matbe ne
was dressed IN blue silk, trimmed with
cluney lace, hair dressed with tinsel
Among the distinguished persons present
were Gen. Grant, Senator Williams, Repre-
seniatiyes Ashley, Scofield. Alley, Lawrence.
Loan, Hunter Of N Y. Wasnburne OF Ind.
hogan, Ancona, Orth, Blaine, Ben jamin, Van
1ngersoll, Humphrey of N. Y, and Others,
Gen Candy, Senator cleo. Patterson of N n
surgeon Edwards Of the Navy, Judge Fisher,
Marshal Gooding. John Wilson, Third Audi,
tor, Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the Hoase
Judge Advocate General III olt, and hundreds
OF prominent citizens with beautiful and fash.
lonaole dressed ladies.
Mrs Senator Wade was attired in an ashes
OF rose coiored silk trimmed with black lace
nalr dressed with cluney lace an black velvet:
mis-. Alley were wine cOlored MORE antiq ne
trimmed with point lace, hair dressed with
unseli Miss Nelson of Panama, was dressed ia
a straw color silk with low neck and peplum
Gimmeo WIN swans down; the tive Misses
FISHER, daughters OF Judge Fiscer, were
dressed In white illusion, the elder one with
blue satin pepIum trimmed with point lace
nalr dressed In eurls and q wreath Of natural
mowers, the younger one with white satin
pepium trimmed with white silk cord, hair
dressed with scarlet flowers; Mrs MAJOR
Knight OF Delaware, with Judge Fisher, wore
white merino trimmed with honiton lace,
nair dressed with flowers; Mrs. Totten, dauxn-
ter Of senator Howe, wore a lilac color silk
trimmed with black lace, hair dressed with
MOVERS Miss Crawford, with Gen. Candy,
wore plum colsr silk and pt .lum trimmed
Win white feathers, and crystal MRS. Wake.
wore pearl csior poplin trimmed with black
lace and crystal and black lace shawl; Mrs
Nation wore wine color MORE antia ne
trimmed with black lace, pearl head dress
Tne reception was kept up until near mid
hlgnt, AID ike the preceding ones, was a most
brilliant affair. -. -
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, Febus.y 1, 1867.
Jay Cooke & Go furnish the following quo.
atoms Of Government securities: - :
FUNDING THE COMPOUND INTEREST
MOTIFS

Jay Cooke, Of Pennsylvania, Gov Smyth
OF New Hampshire, Thomas b. Page, and
John w Ellis, of Ohio, f. G. Noyss, of Indi
ana, and other prominent bankers and buxi.
ness men OF the country, held a cons ultation
with the Comptroller of the Treasury and Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury Yesterday, and agreed
upon the following bill. which meets the an
prevail of the Secretary and Comptroller n
the Treasury
The gentlemen above named have had an
Interview with the Senate Finance Commi,,.e
and it is understood the bill will be renor,s.
by the committee to the Senate early nav,
week.
The bill reads rs follows:
BE it enacted, de-, That tor the purpose ORE
deeming and setiring any compound interest
notes outstanding and held by national banks,
the Secretary OF the Treasury is hereby an.
thoriZed to issue temporary loan certificates
in the manner described by section four of the
act approved July 25, 1852, bearing in terest @,
the rate Of not exceeding four per cent. nor
annum, principal and interest, payable IN
lawful money on demand and said cer,ia.
Gates OF temporary loan may constitute ana
be held by any national bank, holding or own.
ing the same as part of, and not exceed,no
the reserve provided for in sections 81 and .,
of the act entitled San act to provide . n.-
tional currency, &c, approved June 2. 1884.
ProUided, That the amount issued shall M,
exceed s1OO,OOO,OOO.
This proposition TO pro vide for fun ding co,,
pound interest notes is deemed most iud,-
ious one. 1t will relieve the Secretary of tho
Treasury from all anxiety on account of the
compound interest notes. and will provide
for them In such way as not to deraage the
business and finances OF the country.
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Misssuri-The

Missouri The Case Of Gel. Meptssmery.
ST. LoUls, Jan. 3l.-The case of Colonel
Montgomery, arrested under the civil right
bill for acts committed while in command at
the state militia 1t Lexington, and taken out
OF the United States marshaPs hands BY q writ
OF Acoeas eoyp1s issued BY Judge Kockei, OF the
United States District Court was closed on
Tuesday, and decision rendered yesterday
releasing the defendant. Judge Kockel tool
the ground that the civil rights bill was in
tended TO ahord protection 70 the freedmen
white ciuzens, and that II Il were other wise,
there was NO evidence adduced to sho " that
any rights of the conplainants had been In.
vaded By the defendant, or that the courts A
Lafayetis were NOT open 10 aiiord them redrs.s
Commfslfcner Peabody, who was preseut
during the examination Of witnessea, cofacided
with Judge Kockel, and released the other
Colonel Montgomery was. 700 4 l-s9lsrf !
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ACTIVITY IN THE SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Inc Commissioner Of the General Land
Omce mas just received returns in part for the
month of December last which INDICATE Rreat
activity III the disposal Of the public lands in
the San Francisco and Stockton, California.
districts. The Receivers abstract for the Quar-
ter ending December 31st, 1866, shows cash
sales 10 the amount of S3s, iTO in the San Fran.
cisco District, the sales for December being
$lO25. D.. ...I.| $3.50
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

Mr. Poland Introduced in the Senate to-day
bill 'to create the Office Of Surrogate of the
District OF Columbia, provide for the appoint.
ment of Surrogate, and define his mowers and
duties;' bill Ito provide for the appointment
OF a Marshal for the District OF Coiu mbia, and
10 change the mode OF ap pointing that on GER"
ana bill 'in relation TO guardians of minors
In the District Of Columbia, their appoint.
ment, powers and duties" The bills wee
referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES. They
are the same bills rs those introduced in the
House by Mr. Woodbridge
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THE WEEKLY STAR 10 now on our eoup, TER
for sale. and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, ameng much other reading matter,
Messages OF the President vetoing the bills for
admission OF Colorado and Nebraska; good
story entitled "insurance and Assurance
Fashions for January; the cost Of getting mar
risd TO another mans betrothed; q question
about low dresses; the tempest about the
Treasury tsa-pots; receptions during the week:
proceedings at the Republican meetings dur.
ing the week the Board OF Trade dinner; q Sc.
fui items OF domestic economy; Congressional
proceedings; Humorous Sketches, with Douaes
te, Military, Naval, Departmental aad Local
News; Agricultural and Housekeepine MisceI.
lany; and the latest Geographic Dispatches
from all quarters. = :
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GONE ON Duty, - This morning, MAJOR
Richards and Capt Reed were basiIy sneased
In equfpptng the newly appointed policemen,
and assigning them TO the precincts In which
they are to do duty. The proportion for
Georgetown 10 ten men four for the county
proper, and the balance TO Washington. The
arranging OF the increase 90 as to assign the
men to the precincts where they are most
needed IL the m ost important part OF the duty
Of the inspectors Of the Board.
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THE EXEMPTION BILL-The Senate bill
exempting certain property Of debtors. In the
District Of columbia from attachment, dis.
train, and exec alive, has passed both house.
AND only needs the Presidents signature to
become law. 1t exempt wearing apparel.
beds and bedding, and household furniture OF
value not exceeding $500; fuel and food for
three months; mechanics tools Of value not
exceeding 5000, and $500 worth Of stock, &c,
&C.; and no deed Of trust shall be deemed valid
unless wife joins with husband in sigstng.
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RAILROAD GRANT To MINNrsor.

HhILROhU URANT TU " INNESOTA.
Commissioner Wilson, OF the General Land
Omse Ihas just submittedlto tie Secretary Of
the Interior, for approval, two lists Of land
enuring 10 the State Of Minnesota, to aid in the
conetruc ton OF the st. Paul and Pacific rail-
road, embracing in the aggregate liz, $40 acre.
This road runs from saltwater by way of ST
Paul and St Anthony to point on tue west
line Of the State, between the foot of Big Stone
Lake and the mouth OF the Sioux wood ri yer
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NAVAL ORDERS.

The order placing Captain Charles W. Pick.
ering in command Of the vessels in the Euro.
pean squadron has been revoked Captain
James H. Strong has been detached from in
spection duty at the New y ork navy-yard, and
ordered to command the Can andaigua
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- Maretzek's Italian Opera Troupe, that
had so disastrous a season At the National The.
alter here, seems to have bad saccess in Boston
also. The Boston Transeript says that ma.
retzek, with his troupe, has won valuable
opinions from our citizens, but they are NOT
golden" :
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ASSAULT AND BArrHRY.-Thn morsing.
o@ceI A. n. Howard arrested Thomas b. But.
ter, Q private In the Goth (coiored) regiment
United States infantry, for an assault and bat.
tery ppon Gay Howard. son Of General o. q.
Howard, and carried him before Justice John
T. u. CLARK, who turned him over to the mill.
tary authorities. .ssifs 50 : 11E--~
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PERsoNAL.-John Francis Mcguire, dis.
tinguished Irishman, ex- mayor Of Cork, and
Of come repute in literary circles, who is
making tour Of America, has arrived here,
and IL warmly welcomed by the sons OF Ire.
land In this District - -
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Deash q ysdss Chsnbers Of Maryls.d. /
BALfIMoRB, Feb. 1.--Judss EzslEisl Ohaua.
nerss OF Kent county died ct his residence n
CeaSlesson, ON wednesday y, tho Goth uit. z ]
Judge Chambers was one OF the most emf.
nent and distinguished men Of the STATE.
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~ls case tried in the Circuit Court O,
Baltimore county, in which negro child was
bound withoutthe consent ofits mother, Judge
Emory yesterday gave decision returning
the child TO the custody Of its mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-01

~Rore Eytinge continues to draw crowded
houses ~ Walls Opera House, and her benefit
this evening willno doubt attract an unusual.
ly large and fashionable sudfenee. =
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- The Marlboro Gazette urges the election
Of Colonel Oden Bowie as President Of tn e
Maryland Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-01

~rhe House Committee Of ways and
Means have agreed to abolish the oaerous IA !
on newspaper advertisements.
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$50 MM -As. 4S6

TIN street, trrRoskI.Ts 6p9HSs t1th street.
Af1lsffhssss rs Esssssisssgs
oSi TSesss. S.ssst r ~ fUs
'"' &C. ' SsgG ffSf tTiT'i IRAnrs.
rich and varied sssoItnen, irsm The best man
sss =. & sss snd c.1s
P Ps% Pssss sep Card Fra%es, &C,
Pictpr. Cord and I...:l. al sizs. and oolsrs.
fn n s and Ii hsis' IS SHADES
richest S: d Fl ths. tie
tern, In the District. With veil asertsd stock OF
a Ss III .sS s: s' Of Win
Orders fer Windov Shades cad Paperhansinss
' e. OF .sss. GOOD, yer. mad.
70 Sss,ss ts =; sss the
Goods with any IN the market
Terms irr SsSRsKkssff ;s No 1es ,ts street.
de Is I'm. Eight doors above Odd FeIlOws' Hall.
nEPARJAIlr OF LaE INIkkIoE,
UNITED SIa .Hss, YzJJk ss..rf 0Ft i.e
On the pssitio, Of fHUsxs J. SLOAN. Of
70 IN &. s's q: s:g e Z,
isss, fog sn improvement in Mschins for Point,
Diss. on the ssis day o. As1 f i s:n' Which takes
o .s IN; IL. sh csS
April next, at Il O'Clock n; and al pcrsons
have. Why ssid petition o:sSt not to be sr.nts2.
s m S: =: ere .
IT. *. ar, Of :: :.ss s
taken and translated IN accordance wiS the rules
O. this once, which viii be furnished on spplios-
Issss;ion: :rs s,s;r s:gsr:, relied upon
within ,s ass: ,;s, sslans The
IalsL,seneer and the Rspvblieaa Washington ID.
O., and in the Tne.; Ne. York, ~: once
publications to be st least sixty days previous 70
WV TO. .THEAKIR.
Oemmfssfeoer Of Patents.
and .sDs t E. rh s !: .:hs
With paper containing this NOTICE. Jalo-lsvsv
DrfA5HEEHf4HRaHg q IHs E Is54lEtI2t srncE.
On u. petition q HEf .Jpat whfrs. Of
:. S ne 81 s s:y q IS
Tor an imIrovement n Processes for Preparing
patent. Witch s.{:: &. sas d.. e. q APRIL
NJ rs Ssssr; S ss:. n the :ss .:S. ss hear,
April next. ct II clock n and eli Dsrsons are
os sss 70 b
ale n e: e: ere
8: ss = A:.sss al .::sesy sl.d t ssS.f
the once Which VIII Be furnished on application.
umony must Be eled N the. once twenty days be-
Ssi m az .s 2. ! as:P K.
.ordsred Slss, that teis sotaee b Lubii:hsa In
Washinston, d. c.. and In the Tfmss, New York,
y. once week for three sscesssive vssks: the
nrst Of 0a1d publications - BE- q least sixty days
sl"0o' % ''' sa' Of n''; 5. rBEAkER.
Commisdoner Of PAtonts
b. 4dttors o. the above papers viii please
COPY, and send their bills @ the Psssnt Once NTH
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Affairs IN Gesrsesev,.

Mr.. J. N Pearson, one of on olde,t ga, .a. s'
departed thus nte 81 his residen &c, on Coasrss,
street, south of fhe canal. Mr.. Fearsou w.
well known and highly esteemed, hayier o..
Gu pied various posfions OF trust ana proSs,
/ THH ADprTIeEAL RoLIoE.-This merning
he ten recently appointed policemen, 10.
quota vf Georgetown Of her Increased force
repcstd 70 Lieut. Essex for duty. The est
mate III the clerk OF the Corporation Tor the I.
10 pay the costs OF the police for 1867 was prop
eriy made; asd the acton Of the Com non
Council an passing the tai bill last n ght "
well timed. Tos bill Is now under considera-
ton in IN Board Of Aldermen.
FLOUR AND GRAfN MAREKT.-The demand
for 1cur To-day Is altosether Of q local char
acter, and the sales are limiteo 10 supply I'M
m >diste wants Of the trade. Prices a 10 sneed
No receipts reported Nothing doing IN gram
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INTERNAL RRvRNUR. The receipts from
this source TO- day were Sl,225,Il7.3I.
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AHEfaHHT 81 Ekks sEtET

- fr VNlASE SITE "a ZEN OfIICb,
On ne PETITION o. ROLLlN WRIrt, formerly
Tepr,nenetd, Aasssehusetts, but nov Of Low
ell. 4assashnsstts, PRAYING fos the eIten:
April, lsss. and reissueA to him In three visions
on the 9Th day OF October, 1883, for "a isprove-
nent n 1epsstns Firearms, for ssvsn years from
ne 81 are % Of ssad .sDs which takes pisos on
It'll ss1.rsi sSas sS be- ga petition b. hoard at
ne Potent 0ocs on Monday. the 3Tth day Of
Nay nsxt. Ct y O'Clock n: and eli persops are
ga ssss not e 5: nave
nj. j. fSs 8ne: sS.ia oSse aIs
ss az q ns Z. s Ss1sI :,
party 70 Be- used q the ssi6 hearing n1st be taken
sSe . II g i Isl tine ..
sns S: ind Sd X r. oe: t"s
before the day Of hsaxine: The arguments. II any,
vtthan ~ Gays sftsr hling the tsstnery; A..
e
enc enc. - vssi ies rec :s:s:sss1s .ssi.: The
.'':ss.ss sssss; q s:.;ia:o rs.aInr,
oomnis.1onsr Of Patents.
~; ID sss n g ~ s: :s 5 E. 81
apaper eeneaislne shis noeies. q = s-lsssy
80 49, 49, of1Au HNouEs,
0e0binipS the naxinun Of sfBcisney. dursbiliH,
and economy, with the minimum Of weight ana
price. They Are widely and fhversbly kssva'
more than 900 being In use. Al warranted seas-
fActsry, Or sale. Descriptive Circular sent On
'''n''''''- AS>''';; o. usApL.r co..
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Commisdoner Of Patonts
p. B. 9dttorS o. the above papers will please
COPY, and send their bills 90 the Patent Once NTH
. pepper oontotnkng this notice. % 2S-lavsu
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


; ,7,1so Sossa $3.50 1Toyo,. ~~
Steamship bs6rschkAsD H. Vessels master carry
w. TaGSsDAy AUGUST
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
London HaTrs hampton spd Bremen Re
'ar''''SS, ol til. FRS. Cabin, slss second Cabin .s
To be followed by the stesmshp BREMEN. II. A. g.
Fur %s ss S.s oa sSy 70
CELRiCHs CO.. % Broad street
UEE srRAMspIp PnINBURg. OF THE INMAN
pier !. s ssns !. st 90
Rss' Of o;S oGs sao sissr'ss cur
1.7a., 77cx7,, - ,.a;. AVN a.oK
RA'O.' ,loAA Frs. Is sl..: ssc s sS. r.. ,,m.,
ns ss@9 Ga sarvus The United States nails
GIrH eP N6,oN @sa"sssa August sSs
SfEx & ss,s!S.y, 4 4sSs: 4 Z
CIV az MoNbnM satardsy August IL
from mar Is North river -
RATES OF PASSAGE
the %. s,'s ~ o sns PsSsS in Currency
First EsSio stser ;gndoo
10 Paris .. is To Paris ...............4 IS
i: $:3: Ss$ss:
ssss .ssiss for
For fnraber information snplv Al the companys Offices
JOHN O. DALE, Agent
Is Broadway, New York.
PHILADELPHIA Office al Chestnut street.
r ONION Ann NEW YORK srFA MsHIP LINE
70 nndon ar Rres aim S7b and $40 currency
Excursion tickets al reduced rates available for six
msRhioNA, Captain Dixon. from New York Auguss
WI Penn Captain Bnss from New
ATALANfA CAPTAIN Ppkham from New York Sept. IA.
The elegant British iron steamship BELLONA will leave
pier No. North river for London calling at Bres on Sat
At to land passengers Tickets sold through by rail
Paris al rs per cent less than regular rates.
Freight will be taken and through bills OF adng given 10
Havre Antwerp, Rotterd am Amsterdam and Dunkirk
For freight apply a. 81 south street.
ROWLAND a ASPINWALI. Agents
-------------------- = 80,
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
~ FRANCE
mail steamships ARAGO and FULTON. TO avfe calling at
Falmouh the United States nails from pier 10
North river, the follow davs, ut noon;
ARA0O Nv, A. Gadsden. Saturday, Aug. B.
FULTON. Chs. II. townsend. Saturday. Aug. 81
| ARAGO ... Hy A. Gadsden Saturday, Sept. d
FULTON ... Chs II. Townsend. Saturday Oct. 26
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E,oA ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL
T.. ne elsesn. AdewheeI slssmship SOUTH AMkRIoA
1v tons burthen, Captain B. l.. Tinklepaugh VII ss au
Rio Japeirc and ports ON Thursday. August IA
1851. I. ~, NJ, from pier = North river.
Nv S'' :" Ps cxSsigB 6k : ALLEN. AGENTS.
Ne Bowling Grsens New tofE,
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WHnRR SHALL I 90 TO Oct coop SET OF
Teeth :uRpcsiss hsvsn than 90 % q. v wsH
Live and Il. i've" Nitrous oxids "a daily sdninhsss
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Form selnweekly line leaving pier 81 East river eveey
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, afl O'Clock N.
Trunk Rsilvsy fc5 Montreal Quebec and other point. =
with the International steAmshp Company for EasPor
CAlAis and st. john B. Through tickets given for East
port s. Calais and st. john o. Through tickets for Hail.
fsI Steamship cARLorrA. leaving Portland Saturday,
Passage to Portland, including berth ststercom 81
meals extra Passenger accommodations nrss class
through rates given and bills Of ladIng aligned at ooe o.
pier IS East river. By J. Y. AMKS, Agsnt
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD IN JAMAICA. NEAR THE DEPOr-ExCEL-
- lent Board for gentlemen, or gentlemen and their
late 9overnor Kings mansion address o. T. b. box
New York Post 0nce.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-01
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ERANClS MOHR, whose residence Is unknosp Ia
II COruelia Mohr, now wife OF Clement Richie
who live In Llermont County, Ohio, John r. Mohr
VINO lYes IN Randolph county, Illinois, and 1hom .
Hil take notice, that a petition was filed against
them on the 7h day ut January, A. b. 1867 In tho
superior Court, within and for tho County OF
Montgomery and state OF ohio, by John 4. LuI.
we, and Is now pending, wherein said John r
LUDWIG demands partition of the following rea
estate to-wit Being lots numbered i've hundred
aud eighty $3.50 and i've hundred and eighty
one tbSl) oil the revised plat OF the city
Of Dayton, and that at the ne Nt term OF said Court
held after forty days from the date Of The nrst pub
l%icRtion OF this notice, application will be made b,
the SAID petitioner, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises,
JOHN f. LUDWIG.
JAS. BAodOTf, Atty Tor Petitioner, lBWG