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For CHILBLAITs and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmbrocatioD is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsy lvania avenue, bet ween
~ an 9Th streets
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FIRE.-Tbis mOruing, at 10 O'Clock. an alarm
Of ffTs was sou nded from box No. AZ WIIlard,.
Hotel. which quickly brought out the fire de-.
partment The alarm was caused by the 1as
from defeGtiys pipe IN the basement Of the
and + streets, taking fire. There was but littls
LOGS by fire. but Dy water some Of the goods
were damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

lNTERHsTING LECTURE.-The seventh lec-
of the course, under the auspices Of the Young
Men Christian Association, will be delivered
AZ Metzerott Hall tomorrow evening, by will
. lam 70; Kinney, Tor many years editor OF the
Newark IN. ~ 4dvertissr, the leading Union
paper OF the State He was formerly Minister
10 Turin, and h laid 70 be a most forcibIe and
interesting lecturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

CRIMINAL Coz RT-JIdge FTsher-Yesterday
Isaac johnson, Robert Jones, and Geo. Viii.
hams, convicted oflarcely, were sentenced TO
one year each al Albany penitentiary
ceny, was sentenced 10 one year in the peni-
tenusTy.
Augustus X. Nixon and Augustus Hassler
charged with assault and battery; the lury
was unable 10 agree and were discharged
In the cases OF Henry w. Thomas, charged
with larceny, and Gideon Hoover and Thos
bprweiI' charged with assault and battery, a
TOtie pros. was entered.
Id Letcher, convicted of an assault and bat
terry with Inteni TO kill, was granted a new
trial, and a nOiLe pros. entered.
TINS morning, Joseph Bryant, indicted for
manslaug htef In causing the death of W T.
Burnside, on the oath OF December last was
found guilty.
Tor nanslaughter in causing the death of Jas
L. Streets, on the 25th of January, by striking
him with an textbook, is on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

A SUSPICIOUS tIRcU asrASCE.-Lass night.
lsts,tI.r Nj Ter arrested a colored man who
had IN biS pos SSsIoI a lady's hunting case
cold G,.tch set with a largo diamond. 1t is a.
police Aea1q uartsTs - be Idsnti fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

PoLlCE REPOETs-The Lieutenants OF Po-.
hcS reported firy SIX arrests for various Of.
- Ecrs, Ia0siiy o: MINOR i'm portanee, Yesterday.
The fines irzpOsed in corporation cdsss
amounted ~ SliE ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS. - :.
IL NATIONAL THEATRE. =,
Pennsylvania svenue, nsaf wflisrds' Hotel.
it.,S Eish. g. the rrs .semsn. Tor Or Ia 80. /,
.' spwiss Fon Hs2ss,rrivs 'l,r OF
rsissSHSSssSsi.:ibAr rvzslsa. Feb. %, .ss7.
mis-. t,r1i GnT Il tssorso,r.
Ad n,a icn ia Orchestra Chsirs Parqustts, .ai
Secured 3, -''-'''-''-'''; -, ......, - ~
Doors sp.n ct O'Clock: osri.in rise. &C. IS
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
g. B. fsIEIifs-...:....IsTx kp skHasss
Tai" ( : ERsssrni i EVENING eE ksS n su
up which occasion will be presented she besuti
TIKI CHILD OF THE RkaIMksr.
I.isc,.r she Will M ins Tns e,ss
To conclude with the charming Oomedie,,a On
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mipnie with the song n Get in = ... "a
.r. RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes, $s; Orchestra Chairs 81; Dress
Is s.R 6cidr:s ssi. s:os Family CIR
as METZEROTT HALL.
THEODORE HABLEMANNB
GRAND FAREwELb COSTUME CONCEPT.
The following Artistes will appear:
THEODORE HABELMANN,
MILE sPELIG.
HEBR sTEINEOKE,
NIB. BACH,
NIB GnossooUrH,
And Mae Quartette
Ths Programme embraces Choice Miscellaneous
Selections, fneludInR
THE IMAGE OF TIE RosEn
SCENES FROM LA DAMP BLANCHE
Comprising
Grsnd Aria for Tenor
DuO-Tenor and Bass.
). "koBlN ADAIR"
Reserved seats. 81: 70, saie st Metzerotts. 1t
GRAND CON EFT
On WEDNESDAY. 10Th INST,
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH.
for the benefit of
WASHINGTON NAVAL LODGE
No. 4. r. and A a.
rs Warrington aud Columbia Dom N a uderies
OF mig hts Templsrs have been invited to be pre-
sent.
Doors open att O'Clock; commencing ats.
fs77 II Is.i5.ls - 2O7t
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BOARDING..

Doom WITH FIRsT GLASS TABLE BOARD,
IL at SIS month, at MADH'S Hotel, corner 10th
and streets. fe D-6ts
WELL.TURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS, with
w Board, can be hsd also, one unfur shed
hoom. upon moderate terms, at corner OF Indiana
avenue and 80 street west. 70 10 ST.
EUBNIeHKD ROOMS, WITH BOABD, at the
Il southwest corner Of 2lst ana b sts 70 a. 81
LOB RRNT-Two well furnished PARLORS, ON
4 the Arst floor. with or wi hout BOARD. Ap.
ply 393 st., bet. sth and 10th. fe Ii
L doors north OF the avenue Terms S1 per
month. de n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

BRADT's GYMNAsIUM.-In view of the fact
that this establishment Is likely TO be sold and
possibly pass from our city. a number of gem
uemen propose 10 buy IL, II about one hundred
ADDITIONAL subscribers can be obtained A
meeting FOR this object was held al the gymna-
SUM, and an agreement was adopted by W hich
q contribution of fifteen dollars each from two
hundred persons would place the legal title TO
The gymnasium within the control OF the sub-
scrlbers. An adjourned meeting of the sub
scribers Will be held At the gymnasium this
evening, when the project for the pure base
Will doubtless In Ike definite shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

IBIS WEATHER. IS snow Joke. List nights
snow storm a. the fifteenth Of the season
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NAVY YARn.-The unitsa states ste

NAVY YARD.-The United states steamer
Gettysburg, on which Mr. Frederick Seward,
Assistant Secretary Of State, recently wenr on
his trip 10 the West Indies, and which is now
"a Reed of extensive repairs, arrived at the
ard on Monday afternoon
The Marblehead, recently fitted out for sea
service, was lying in the stream yesterday,
waiting her final orders to proceed 70 sea- She
Is attached 10 the Home Squadron.
Recently the smiths department has been
put IN complete order, and a number of new
forges have been erected. Three additional
steam hammers, known As the Dudgeon b am.
Iner. are about being put IN place In this de-
partment mac hine for bend n Q iron for links
the invention Of Mr.. X. NJ. Green, one of the
employees, in connection with an improved
furnace, Is kept At work bending each link
uniformly, and turning out work much more
e&peditiously than If maze by hand.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFF


n, IN. ,.r,,ow AsHIssfoH, y..sary ., las7;
Msssschnsetts, Paying for the extension Of .
patent granted 70 him Oh the 10Th day Of May,
1858, for an Improvement In knitting Looms for
seven seven ysars from the s1li.stlor q ..id lssens,
-. It's ordered that the :ssl, 1890 be heard q
A pr! nsxt. ct Il s'cloci Is = sSd' 3sl9eseoRs are
s sS,iss Sh . ~. sSrsss and E .h:Y
Al, rsrsS SS 1pPssina the eHts ss6.ired 70
sst iSrsh IN vritins. "a least tesay dsys before
party 10 be used e the said bsasins must 30 taken
and transmittsd In accordance With the rules
o. the emce, which will be furnished on apDliea-
Ienositions and other lApers relied upon -
testimony must be nlsd in The once issssty days
before the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any,
within isr days amer Ming The ss.amOny
ORDERED, also, that this notice be Published In
the Republican and the lntellige0cer Washangtsn,
d. O., and in the Courier. Lowell. Mass once
week for three successive weeks; the hrSt OF said
Rsbiicsaeps to be 1t least stxty days previous 70
- - +, O. fRBAKER,
49,. Oomnisoionsr Of Patents.
z. b.-80tors Of the above paDen viii please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once With
Aln AnnkaS nd IA - IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

A SURE PILE CURR--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
slrument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81 Uircu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address j. Il. Romano Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway New York q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

NBfROPOLITAN
lI BOWLING ALLEY,
ID street, between 18th and 18th. near Star Of1es
b GIo. W. BAUERs. nsIms
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MARRIED.

PKsHIEs can be had In auy quantities ut the
Star Off &c counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

IL YOU WANT BAxGAfNs
IN oABIHEf BUREITURD
Gall q the Extspsive WAterooms Of
h. y. ZIMMEKMAN CO., -
.4. No $50 Seventh strest.
ja n-dln between La. sv, and b street.
Il Joseph the second and Ills Court: By 6uhi-
bach Breithssitet Retrospect for Janasry
Family Garden evinbu rms Lass Yeneris. fso ,
MAIL ~ N. 1aissh IN. Ad,e.,
Year Book for 1857 London -, ----' :.
SrERLlSa BILLS for sale in sans to suit pur-y
Highest market price paid for ,AnIRI0AH
LlwIs JOHNSON 4 GO B.ulers.
2 RIu SS2 PeHbA. svenuh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

NEW FORK BUCKwHBAT, ais
~ HONEY SfRUP,
POTOMAC q FIRING, with RoesJ
WELSH, Best FAMILY FLUUK,
MARYLAND CURED HAMS.
An OF frat quality md - low prices. 3D.
N w. BUnCHEkL,
Corner 1lth and q streets,
fe4 Under ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

FRAME HOUSE, oARPENrERs SHOP. AND
BUILDING LOT fronting on Masssc IL ss' q Az
enss; between 9th and 1th streets, ct Auction.
On hlDAN, the "a instant, we SHALL cell AZ 4
CLOCK p m. on the premises. east rs feet Of Lot
S SS;;s asasere no xss With the tnproysneots,
ters shop. fhts property fronts on nsss. eve
back FEE, 70 s.n ss oo, ss ssssS 5srsh ana run
Terms; One.hsn cash, balance In AID ~
convey ancs at tps ssst Of pursh Tue fsdis-
putable. Slno will be re&utref when the preperty
il knocked OF. GReSN q WIGLIAMS,
felsd tIntl l,r- Auctfeassrs-
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AUCTION SALES

INV esArr lsenOs sss., &c. ysss 81
fAIS AFTEkEo0E AND ro-k0k R'-s
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10y GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
- No. s26, cerner of7th ane b streeta

* VnBEN ~ ILLIA No Auctfoneera.
" NO. sSo, cerner ofTth and y street.
vALUABLI IMPBoyEp PBoPERrY,FBoNr-
ST, WEST, AT PUBLIO AUOTIoS
Lot No L. In square no. rs, with the imeroye-
m men consi:tins Of two two story anne Houses,
having good fronts. his propert, fs Iust oppo-
site the Western Market, which ofers . great In.
ducement to purchaser
Terms Oss half cash; balance In six and twelve
months TOT notes bearing Interest, and secured bT
oseo on trest on TIE premises. All c0nveyancine
. - down On each house when sold,
ele GkkEH WILLIAMS. Aucts
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WIN. r. COLLINe, OABINEr MAKBR AND
w UAbERTAKDR, "a
SHOW Case 0ApufActurer. School Furniture w q
and HousefuT nishing Warerooms. New And i
Old Furniture. 81 al dsscrt Psious. be9sht
and .cld. Repairing, olslering, sud Varntsh-
ina done ~ the shortest nstios. 4outhesst corner
of sth and str sets north, No. Is. dc N-Sms i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

TIE ERIEED OF wOMAN-rHE CHEAT
RIODNAL DROPS.-The only certain and safe
remedy for all Uterine distractions, Monthly Dff.
hCulIics, and ali other Disc TO which the "a.
male is liable 1t IL on account OF this
ceItsintJ In their action that they should not be
taken By pregnant females, tdurfHg the ret three
mont hs) o. miscarriage 10 certain 20 be brous ht
on, but AZ other periods their use 10 p@rfectly
10Th, Island. fe Is 3ts
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z. S.-1Htors Of the above papers viii please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once With
Q paper containing this notice. "a o0-laWSW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The ancient civilizations were es-
sentially evanescent because grounded
in false principles. To say nothing of
those Incorporated in their philosophy,
religion and politics, the heresies of
their social system were. sufficient to
insure their overthrow. Among these
was the false estimate placed ppon wo-
man, and the false position consequent
" ASSIGNED her. While the ancients
wOrshiped theiF H6lens and Iphigen-
las, and apotheosi2ed their Sapphos.
they neither justly honored or intelli-
gently appreciated the nobility and
power Of real womanhood They
made merit of doing homage to an
imaginary being endowed with the fra
ilties Of a mortal and the virtues Of a
goddess, but esteemed it a disgrace to
pay tithe as much respect to their
noblest matrons and purest maidens.
Their conceptions of the highest type
fwomauhood were as untrue to nature
IS they were false in fact, and their rev
erenee for woman was consequently
hollow, heartless aud artificial. The
imaginary woman was glorifed In ro-
nance and song, and exalted to queen
ship among the gods, while the real
woman was esteemed O. mere servant
and .vassal Of men.
Christianity swept away these super
stitions at the same time that the bar
barian hordes OFer-Tun and destroyed
the half enlightened nations that be-
iieved them. The existing social, re-
ligious and political systems being brok
en- up, we're tossed into the worlds
oruoible TO be erystallized into newer
and better forms. The night Of the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

There is no doubt that terrible des-
titution exists in many parts of the
South Investigations made by the
Southern Famine Relief Commission
of New York, shows that there are in
Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas
at least 100000 people suffering for
want Of provisions and that many of
the number must starve unless rsliev-
ed from the North. The farmers are
not only destitute of all the necessa-
RES of life, but Of seed to plant and Of
the means to provide labor to cult
tivate the crops if they were planted.
The Commission above named has
undertaken the task of relieving this
terrible state Of affairs, and appeals to
the benevolent public for assistance
and cooperation. The supplies it col
leets viii be carried South in Gov
ernment ship free Of charge, and will
be distributed through the joint agen-
cy of the United States District Com
manders, and the Governors of the
States.
The Commission and its efforts are
endorsed by all the leading public
journals. and its officers and Executive
Committee are composed of promi-
nent and reliable men. It's appeal is
that Of thousands Of starving women,
children and aged persons calling for
bread and that is enough to recommend
It to every Iarge-hearted person. Let
The public respond promptly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

An election Of city officers was held
in Alexandra, Va, on Tuesday, and
the negroes claimed and attempted to
exercise the right to vote under the new
reconstruction bill. Their ballots were
excluded by the Democratic judges of
the election, who also refused to enter
upon the records the fact that such
votes were offered and refused. Polls
were then opened in other places for
the colored men, who polIed about 1900
ballots. The right to count these votes
win probably be tested in the courts. The
election passed of peaceabIy, though
there were Democratic threats of viO-
lence which made it necessary for Gen.
Candy to take charge Of the city and
detail a special force to patrol It.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

Ohio is represented In the Lower
House Of the 4Oth Congress BY the fol-
lowing named gentleman. I, BENZ
Eggleston; f; 2, R. B. Hayes +; 3, Robt.
@. Sehsnck 4, William Lawrence ;
3, VIM. Mungen#; g. r. w. Clarke !;
z, Sam'l Sbellabargsri 8. C.S Ham
ilton; r. P. Buckland 10, J. NJ.
Ashley II, II. Wilson 5 p, p. Van
Trump; 13, e.. W. Morgan#; II, Mar
tin Welker; 15, Z. A. Plants 10, J.
A. Bingham; Il. e. r. EckIey; Is, R
P. SpauldinR 10, J. A Garfield
Those marked with an asterisk are
Democrats. the rest Republicans. The
seat Of G. w. Morgan is contested by
Mr. Delano.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08
The Transit Routes Of Panama and
Nicaragua

The Transit Routes Of Panama and
Nicaragua
From the New York Herald, 9th Feb'y, 1851
PANAnA, 1st Feb, 1867.
"Yellow Fever is almost epidemic the 18th
mus. The deaths from that disease are numerous,
and Panama is full Of pestienoe and dlth. The sea
son is the siclLliest known for years. The yellow
fever is ranging on board the Jamestown (the
United States man-of-war,) and the deaths aver
age one TO two per diem. The Commodore win
put to sea in VFder to disinfeot the ship.
ifDr. Little American Consul, Died Of yellow Fe-
yer on the 29th January. From the fact that the
majority OF men on board the jamestown are pros
trated with disease the usual guard Of marines at
his funeral could not be i0Fmeds"
From the New York Tribune, 1Ith Feb'y, 1871
'fPAN1EA, S1st jan, 1861
aThe health Of our city Panama is not by any
means what il usually Is there have been many
deaths. Cholera is said TO have entirely disRp-
psaFed on the Nicaragua routesly
Do1oE CALIFOHRIANa.
There has not been epidemic disease OF any
kind on the Nicaragua route and It is quite healthy
The next steamers By the way Of Nicaragua win
pc the Santiago de Cuba. +" and "sRn Francisco .
9th and S0th March.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The State Republican Convention of
Tennessee has renominated BrownloW
for Governor and adopted a resolution
declaring General Thomas the frst
choice Of the Republicans Of that
State for next President. It also pass
ed a resolution requesting the Legisla-
ture to take steps. to repeal as soon as
possible the section of the suffrage bill
which disallows negroes to sit on juries
or hold Office. Preliminary steps to
effect this object have already been
taken.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The Legislature OF Nebraska has ac-
quiesoed in the conditions imposed by
the bill for her admission as a State,
and her delegation has been admitted
to seats in Congress. Nebraska has
thus secured the distinguished honor Of
being the first State admitted to the
Union with a constitution containing
no restrictions upon the right ofsufErage
on account Of race or color.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08
wANTED-AGEETs
HOLLANDS NEW WORK
ENTITLED
CHRTST g THE TWEL VE

Scenes. aud Events in the Life of Our
Savior and His Apostles.
By DR.. j. G. HOLLAND.
Author OF sIife Of Lincoln, 'a Timothy Titoomb's
Letters" &c.
with elegant Illustrations on Steel by the frss
Artist in the country.
vvorlr n this character. edited BY the well
1r5ovr and favorite author Of sIirs Of Lincoln p
ssTT5,otl,yr Tifcor1b q letters - &C. will be wan
led in every Christian family, and cannot fail to
meet with a large and rapid Ealo. Agents already
in he ield are now taking from so to 100 orders
per week. No other book now published sells 30
raUidlv Largest commission given 20 Agents.
For terms and terr it0ry apply 20 II. G. JOHNSON,
Publisher, No SO west 5th ST., Cincinnati Q. Itl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The resolutions Of the Kentucky
should not enjoy immunity; that 10y
South that liberty shall be sure to all
men; that education should be fur
thered in Kentucky and, finally,
Union sentiment Of the country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The Republicans Of Maryland have
held a State Convention and adopted
a platform uneqUivocally endorsing
universal suffrage aud the most pro-
gFessive principles Of the Republican
party In this sign they win conquer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The Washington Chronicle says that
from all parts Of the South the intelli-
gence Is hourly received that the Con-
gressional plan of reconstruction is
sweeping ali opposition before it. It
is accepted everywhere as the last prfo-
fer of the conqueors. The Virginia
Legislature has decided by an over
whelmgiIn7g majority to accept the situa-
North Carolina, Alabama, and Louis
lana will follow. The effect of these
examples oonnot be opposed, and in a
energetically and sincerely commenced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

There is to be a National Convention
of the Democracy at Louisville, KY, on
May 7th. The Butternut party will ind
a congenial atmosphere in Kentucky,
and could not find a more appropriate
place to replenish its inspiration and
Bourbon. The Convention ought to meet
at "Confedrit X Roads," But Nasby
viii be there.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

Judge Thomas of Virginia has de-
cided that the law of Congress, passed
during the war, authorizing the sale
of real estate belonging to Rebels in
payment of the direct tax was uncOn-
stitutional. This decision, if sustain
ed By the Supreme Court, viii destroy
the title to an immenee amount Of
property In the South, and has created
considerable excitement among the
purchasers Of property under the law
in the South.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The result of the elections IN North
ern Germany Is. contrary to the expec-
tations of the Prussian Government,
which had issued an official warning
against the election Of the Liberal
candidates A great majority of the
German people have now replied by
the universal vote that, while ready to
support the Government in time of
war, they persist in demanding more
liberal institutions at home than the
Government has thus far consented to
cOncede. Very inopportunely, Count
Bismarck, who has recently adjusted
so many difficulties between Govern
ment and people, is so III that doubts
are entertained as to his recovery.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


For Sale at Auction.
= WILL SELL AT PUBLIC VEbTDUE, AT TIE OLD
M Beiber farm, in Stafford, On
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th 1867,
the following property to wit sixty-hve head Of
Stock Consisting Of one Horse, three years old :
one Mare, eight years old Mich Cows, with
calf); ] full bred Devonshire Cow with cals) 1
fuU bred Durham Bull two years old, / Durham
Bun calf, three months old steers and Heiters
Calves, three months old 81 Sheep % Hogs
Mower ana Reaper, Hay Rake flaming Milla,
Steel and Double Shovel Plo7gss and other Farm
ING Implements. Rye. Corn in the crib Corn in
the field Rye Straw in bundles, a lot OF broomss q
fne lot OF Potatoes two barrels Of Sorghum Holaa-
ses Vinegar, Cider, and quantity Of nice Lard.
Household FurnftuTe--StOves, Bureaus, PariOr
Furniture and Kitchen Utensils.
Terms Of saIe--A credit Of Niue Months viii be
given on all sums Of IS 90 or over wi n approved
security. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, a. A-
JOHN BEIHER-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

The Cretans have gained another
very important advantage. The Gov
ernments of France and England hav-
ing urged upon the Porte the appoin-
ment Of a Christian Governor of the
island and the concession of a. greater
independence In point of administra-
ton, the Russian Government has now
openly declared itself in favor Of the
annexation of Crete to Greece. Thus
the islanders are slowly. yet steadily
national aspirations.-N ?. IFIbaHe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

A Gentleman named Barron Hope
has taken charge of a Norfolk paper.
That's what inspires the Democratic
and johnson Journals generally.-De-
rot Post
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

Garibaldi and his two sons have
gone to help the Canadians in their
insurreotion against She Turkish des-
potism.