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Effects OF. Negro Suffrage I'm the Dis.
trIct OF Columbia.

Effects OF. Negro Suffrage in the Dis
trIct OF Columbia.
1t is curious, writes Washington
correspondent, to see how easily the
mind Of the politician accommodates
ltselfto the existing condition of things.
But yesterday the Washington or
Georgetown negro was nothing but u
"nigger"-a nuisance if you will, a
creature without consequence at least.
Now, behold how changed! Law has
put the ballot into his hands, and he is
king in his own right. Yesterday the
politician kicked and cuffed him,off the
sidewalk; to-day he crooks the preg-
nant hinges of the knee before him.
And now, as of old, it is that thrift may
follow fawning. For, being in the full
sense a citizen, Cuffee may make and
unmake officeholders. However it
the situation, and Patrick has been de-
throned from his high place in the
Democratic tabernacle.
The first election under the new suf-
frage law will occur in Georgetown
next month, when a mayor and some
minor officers are to be chosen. Mr..
Addison, the present Chief Magistrate
OF the old and sleepy borough, has &C.
cupied that position for many years,
and is not at all averse to occupying it
Tor at least one term more. He sees, as
every other man of intelligence sees,
that the negroes of the city hold the
balance ofpOwer, and he and his friends
are nursing the negro vote as carefully
and tenderly as ever the Tammany pol
lticians nurSed the Irish vote. In this
city no election will be held until June,
but the Democratic leaders are already
hedging" most industriously. Negroes
get work under the city Government
far more easily than they did last Fall;
and, in quiet way, the whole brood
OF othceholders are cultivating AMIGA
BILE relations with the freedmen. ex-
pect to learn in May that several per-
sons whom have believed, for four or
five years, to be most intense negro ha-
tiers, have always been very we'll dis
posed toward Sambo and his fellows
in fact, among their warmest and most
disinterested friends.
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Had Reports of the Prince of Wales.
The Prince of Wales is going in bad
company, if the following story, told
by London letter writer, is true:-
A matter which greatly disturbs the
good and loyal subjects of England is
the intimacy between the Duke of St.
Adams and the Prince of Wales The
Duke of st. Adams is a young man.
about the age of the prince; and he ha Z
succeeded, in the course of his short but
eVentful life, in getting up one of the
most notorious regulations in Europe.
His character is so bad that, with very
high rank and great wealth., he is not
tolerated in the respectable aristocratic
society of London. He began his ca
reer by getting into all sorts Of scrapas
Mt Oxford, in which city he used to APP
pear with greater regularity in the po-
lice court than at the college chapel,
and from which university he was
finally expelled in disgrace. Since
then he has been the hero of innumer-
able adventures on the continent, scan
dalous and otherwise, is well known in
and police court Of Paris, and is as ac-
compltshed william, for n young man,
as you can find in many day. At
oxford, one day, while yet he was in
his teens, three different. young Wo-
men appeared in court against him,
Win cuarSeS OF seduction. since then
he has matured in every species of dis
sipation, and is as well known to the
London police as any lOngfngered Jack
from Billingsgate. And this is the
most intimate friend, companion, and
contdant of the heir to the British
throne. They are constantly seen to-
gether-often go arm-in-arm together
alone o'nights land where they 20 to is
hardly mystery.) st. Albans stays
by the week at Marlborough House,
and Wales, as regularly reciprocates by
visiting the duke at his house-and
they are, in every way, ''hand and
glove" Not only this, the Duke of st
Adams is the intimate friend of the
Princess, as well as the Prince of Wales,
and is often seen riding with her alone
in the park. 1t is, naturally, u matter
of upeasiness to the English. that so
graceless a reprobate should be SO ia
miliar with their future queen, who is
quite too giddy now to suit their staid
tastes, and who is vastly imprudent in
her association with this noble duke.
Thus We see the Prince of Wales and
his fair wife going in the same path
that George the Fourth, of disgraceful
memory, trod, and we may look for
ward to not very promising reign,
when another tory and dissolute king
ascends the British throne.
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Fire.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23.-Benelict &
Shay's drug store, Plof's confectionery
Woods shoe store, Beckwith's photo
graphic rooms, on Pearl street, were
burned this morning. Loss about S25,-
Co., Insurance SIS 600,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-An Englishman
named John Card, living at Louisville,
Bureau county, Ill, shot and killed his
wife on Monday night. Cause, jeal-
ousy. The murderer was arrested.
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IT is time the South was reconstruct
ed. The last ''pome" on Stonewall
Jackson from that quarter eliminates
as follows:
Not by the foemnn's hand lie fell,
His life they could not take;
Thank God the historic muse must tell,
He died by n mistake"
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-The jury in the
Stewart divorce case, wherein Mrs.
Stewart sought a divorce from her hus-
band, Rev. Hart L. Stewart, on the
ground of adultery, brought in verdict
of not guilty.
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ToRoNro, Jan. 23.-Michael Puretel,
Fenian, was sentenced to be hung.
VIM. Kennedy, guilty, with recon-
incubation for mercy. Sentence defer
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 23.-N. P.
Tuttweiler, for killing Mr.. Brady last
June, was convicted of manslaughter,
and sentenced to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 22.-General
Scott has returned from South Carolina
after making satisfactory arrangements
for the negroes.
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Females Remedy
for Irregularities.

Is n scientifically compounded fluid prepare
ton, of direct and positive action; better than
any pills or powdeTB-safe at all times eXcept
when forbidden in the directions. They are
prepared by myself, at my labaratOry in New
Haven, Ct. Having practiced in the haspi-
tails of Paris and London, and with over Is
years ofexperience in this city, In female dis
eases and weakness, present my French
any remedy known as a Corrective Oh irTegu-
lanues, Tor suppressions and distractions;
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited In my circular accompanying each
bottle have appointed Messfs. c. q. Clark
q Co., wholesale Druggists of this city nv
general agents for the United States. frice
81 30 per bottle. Sold by druggists every
where.
Prepared by ]. L. LYON, NJ. D.,
may;0-1yW New Haven. Ct.
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TOPEKA, kansas, Jan. 28.-Hon. c.
A. Pomeroy, was reelected United
States Senator, long term, and Major
E. G. Ross, was elected for the short
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GENERAL AGENTS.

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pension Circular,

The following cIrcuIar, as published by us
few days ago, having contained several
material errors, it is herewith repubIished in
a correct form:
DEPARTNEST or THE INTERIOR, !
PESSIoS OFFICE
January 18th, 1861.
Applicants for increase OF pensions pn|lar
the act OF June 9th and July 9th. 1855 and
their agents; are hereby informed ihst sncS,
applications filed from and after the Isl daY
OF January instant, 1867, cannot possibly Be
adjudicated before the 4th Ciay of MSrcT
pTUximo. when the seHni-anuuaI nav nnenfgof
pensions aredue- The original cerffficates OF
all army pe7lllOlleTs should not be Forwarded
until the application for Increase died he
tween this dale and the 4th OF March next.
but should be retained by them and surren-
dered only upon a call from this Office
The labor devolvtng upon this office has
been nearly doubled in consequence OF the
acts Referred TO, and this unprecedented in
crease has rendered the clerical force proVi-
ued by law for the Transaction Of It's business
utteIiy Inadequate to meet promptly the
pubic demands. or to prevent Il from falling
largely in arrears
Applications for increase hled after this
date should give the number Of the original
pension certificate but SD ould not be accom-
panied by II. Jos. H. BARRETT
COE1nlLGSiOTleT.
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DIR. sEELYE's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrah are at flrst very
slight. Persons md they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature. In
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slight discharge, thin and RCTtd, afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic. the dis
charges are Increased I'm quantity and CHANG
Cd in quality they are now thick and heavy.
tons are offensive, causing bad breath; the
voice thick and nasal; the eyes are weak;
deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom
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clear his throat In the morning OF a slick or
Shiny mucus, which has fallen nom the head
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The above are but few of the many Catar-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES What n v,o,,-
Gus thing It is for the human heart TSoSt,
ttrely up to fancied or real sorrow When
grief sits down, folds its hands and mourfully
feeds upon its own tears, weaving the dim
shadow that a little eXertion might sweep
away into a funeral pail, the strong spirit
Is shorne of Its might and sorrow becomes
our master. When troubles flow upon you
wresle not with the torrent-Tather seek by
occupation 10 divert the dark waters that
channels which the duties of life present
Before you dream of IL, those waters will fer
ullSe the present, and give birth to fresh
flowers, that they may brighten the future
flowers that Will become pure and holy, in
the sunshine that penetrRteS to the path of
duty. Grief, after all, is but a selfish feeling;
and most selfish is he who yields himself 70
the Indulgence of any passion that brings on
joy 10 his fellow men.
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF the Writ County Burning
Springs, and Standing Stone Oh Company.
Will be held at the once OF the Company
No. ITO South Fourth Street., CitylOf Phila,
delphta, on Monday, 4th or February, 1881,
At O'Clock. r N. janl0-2tw
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Hairs Vegetable siciIian Hair Re

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Restores grey hair to the original color.
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Makes the hair son and glossy.
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Grape Vines.

7 HAVE A FINE STOCK OF CATAwBA,
j Delaware, Ives Seeding, NortGn's Virg1-
mia, Concord, Iona and all the valuable va
rieties In market Also Fruit trees, Ever
green's, Roses, Berry plants, &c, &C., for sale
Ordsu promptly attended TO.
~ EDWARD TAYLOR,
Covedale Nurseries,, Cleveland, o.
Refer TO Jos. Seyb bold, Esqr.. A. McSwords
g. Hes and Francis Brusckner, Foreman OF
Aoores Vineyard on Eane's Island,
jan22-ltd-tw&w2th
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The Latest News.
BY Ell GRAPH.

BY tho Union Line:
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Little rhInEs

The preclousness of little things was never
never more beautifully expressed than in the
following moroccan by B. F. Taylor:
Little martin boxes of homes ar. t,eneraIIv
the most happy and coy; little villages are
nearer 10 being atoms of a shattered n9TaFiise
than anything we know OF and little for
Times bring the most content, and 1.-THE honts
the least diSappointmentS
Little words are the sweetest to bear: little
charities fly furthest, and stay longest on the
wing; little lakes are the stillest, little hesrfS
the fullest, and little farms the best tiiIed,o
Little books are the most read, and little
songs the most loved. And when nature
would make anything especially rare and
beautiful, she makes it little, little pearls iii.
tie diamonds, little dews-
Eyerybody calls that little that they love
nest on earth. We once heard good sort OF a
i man speak of his little wife, and We fancIed
S sI must be a perfect little bIjou of q wife
NJ ne saw hers aud she weighed 30; we were
81 bnt then IL was no joke; the man
mean II. lie could put hts vile in his heart
..itt nave room for other things beside; and
W. br VIZ iss,i sue out precious, and what was
Multum In Parvo-much in IttJa- ia the
great beauty of all we love bsIt S,r,1a IN
most, and remember the longest. -i'0 ~
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI June %.
Bulk meats were steady but quiet-shoul-
ders held at Sc. rib sides l0c. clear rib l0l%c
and clear sides llc.--sales difficult at better
than 16c less; 10000 pounds light sides
sold at 93ic.
Bacon--steady, sales at o. u. ll34c. and
l231e. asked for shoulders, rib sides, clear
rib sides. and clear sides. Sugar cured
hams sales at l6c- canvased and packed; ;
choice brands l614c. The sales foot up 80
hhds. Lard was quiet: sales of 200 ties.
city Mt llAc. .....
Flour--Winter families sold at $12-somG
old at $ll 10; spring do. at Sll % and $ll
40 on its merits, at $S 80, and extras at $ll
total, 300 bbls. Shipments, 4l8 bbls.
Wheat-No. winter red sold at 81 20;
white held at 50 SO, and No. winter at 81
60.
OAts-lIad fair inquiry for No. at Csc.
Rye-Ileld at 81 20; 81 10 offered.
Wlisky-Held at SOC. for bonded; 3lc.
asked.
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ONO LOCAL ITEMS.

The ohio Earnrc expresses an opinion
That the price Of wool will DO from 60 to 20
cents the coming season. and advises all
who can to hold their wool till IL brings
that price.
Where Is johnson X Meek sloshlng
around, formerly living near Troy? Some
thing for his personal advantage has lately
turned up, at Columbus.
Tho Columbus City Council pay no more
attention to the Metropolitan Police Bored
than Phil. sheridan does to Andy johnson
or Grant On Monday night last It audaci-
ously asserted its own power to appoint
policemen and then proceeded TO elect
John b. Coflroth as Captain Of Police, and
Michael Mcclure aud Joseph Busch as
Licutcnants.
When sam. Galloway was nominated by
the RAIDS for Lieut. Governor, and some OF
the FraRklin county delegation expressed
a doubt Of his acceptance, Donn Piatt In
soto voice but sufficiently loud to be heard
over the hall, exclaimed, "Acceptf yes,
d-n him, he would accept anything"
a couple of Radical chuckleheads, in
Starr township, Hooking county, have just
heard something drap. At the last Octo-
Der election they refused to receive the vote
Of p. c. Carrilb on the ground that he had
been deserter Thereupon Mr.. Carrill
brought suit which has recently been tried
and resulted in giving the plaintiff DANA
ges in the sum OF 1910,
An UNrLEAsANr TENANT EJEcrED-A
young clerk, j. c. Loutee, of Greenfield,
this State, who has long been suffering
with peculiar pain In his stomach. giddi-
ness and dimness of vision, was relieved,
II few days since, through the agency of a
strong purgatiye, of living snake, seven
teen and half inches in length, and about
the largest part of the body. lie says in
June, 1864, he remembers, while drinking
from brook, he swallowed something
unusual, but paid no attention to it at the
time. .....
Woody. 49, Licking is the largest wool
growing county in the United States, as
Ohio is the largest wool-growing State.
The number of sheep in the county exceed
3lG,000, producing one and n quarter mil
lion pounds of wool, being an increase of
nearly one hundred per cent. in the last
six years, and the product of the State will
be some twenty-five or thirty millions of
pounds. most of which is ready for market.
An old "Revolutioner," John Regain has
been discovered living, near Paris, Illinois,
who is 1O4 years of age. A letter in the
Cincinnati Commercial says he came from
Ireland to this country when quite small,
and fought with General Washington in
the Revolutionary War. He helped build
the first house that was ever built on the
site where now stands the city of Column
bus, the capital of Ohio, when all around
was a perfect wilderness. lie is the father
of sixteen children, nine sons and seven
daughters. Two of his sons were killed in
the war with Mexico, and three fell in the
late rebellion.
On Monday, of this week. we read ac-
counts of nine boys being drowned, in diff
fcrcnt parts of the State, while bathing
on Tuesday, seven; to-day four, up to
noon. viii needless, venturous youth be
warned?
CS- We have on hand fresh supply oi
good jobbmg inks and are prepared to dc
work in neat and workmanlike manner
al Il,
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Foreign Market.

IIONDON. JUlC 70,
Consols, 0414; u. s. 500 bonds 73e.
FRANKFoRT, June 25.-U. 8. bonds 7T5A.
LIVERPOOL June 25.-Cotton, middlin2
uplands I'D; middling Orleans ll93<. Sales
to-day of 1000 bales. mo
Breadstuffs - Corn closed Sd. higher
New mixed Western at 3ss. Cd. per quarter
Wheat steady at lbs. Cd. for California
white. rr
Pork Prime mess steady at 74s. Bacon,
42s. for Cumberland middles. Lard de-
clined 3D., closing dull at 49s. Cheese de-
clined ls- closing at e3s. for fine American.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, June 20.
Flour-Wcstern 80 15@lO; choice, $40
G0@l2; shipping Ohio, $40 40@ll 20; trade
brands, $ll 30@l2 20; spring st. Louis, 81
75@l2; winter, $l2@lG 80.
California-Firmer sales 1850 bbls. at
$ll 50@l3 20,
Rye Flour-Steady; sales of 500 bbls. at
SO 25@S IS.
Whisky--Firm; Bles 400 bbls. Western
in bond at 36c.
Wheat-S2 1902 80 for No. spring, and
50 3502 40 for No. |. .aL
Rye-$l 20@l 80 for western.
Oats-7S@70c. for western, aud Ss@S9c.
for Ohio.
Corn-MiXed western, good to prime, 81
09@l 10.
Pork-Steady; sales 1900 bbls. mess at
$2l 10, cash.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, June 20.
Money easier at six per cent. on call
loans. .rH.#.ta %.
Sterling quiet and firm at 924@1OH gold
for first class bills.
American gold irmer, opening at 1887,
advancing to 1889, and closing at 1850
1899. -
Government securities more active and
firm M
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Louisyille Markets.

air|F.. b.a as LOUISVILLE June 20.
Sales of 2Gs hhds. tobacco at 50 75@l8fo
common lugs to medium leaf $50 for Hart
county. ..... .. H
Superine flour dull at So.
Wheat nominal at 30. Corn: $4,000. for
sheled delivered. Oats, in bulk, 74c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 20.
Flour Firm, and l5@25c. higher; sales
at S0@lO 80 for spring extra.
Wheat-Firmer, and Sc. higher than yes
terday; sales No. / at 81 l592 25, and No.
ut 81 S0@l 80, closing quiet at 81 SSl4@
81 for No.2.
Corn-2l2c. lower; sales No. ] at Sl@
s2dsc., and No. 2 at 70@80e. So
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We were furnished with the above figures
by gentleman who was present at the
drawing, and he informed us that every
thing was done on the square. A little
girl. resident of Sidney, was the possessor
of the lucky number that won the dwell
ing house.
Our informant was in possession Of list
of all the winning numbers and from it
we selected the first ten main prizes us
given above.
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NEw PoLfcE REGULATIONS .---As our new
police regulations do not allow as much
space for the exhibition Of goods as here
tofore, It Is important that those wanting
to purchase Clothing should take special
care to find the right place. The sign Of
the Golden Eagle" No. lls Main street, Is
always In sight, to direct the purchaser TO
the best and cheapest Clothing House in
tho city. Don't be stopped on the way,
but 60 right TO the place. Junc5
PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE.-I will open on
Saturday, June 8, a splendid stock Of we'll
made Mems Fine Calf Boots, Ladies' Fine
Lasting CATERS and Balmorals, an elegant
assortment of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Morocco and Kid Shoes, AT EXTREMELY
LOW PRICES. All the goods are warranted
to give satisfaction. Call soon, and get
bargains. Remember the place.
... ... y. GOODMAN,
JuneG ITO Main st.
MAGNIFICENT SUITs FOR CHmDREN.-
youths and childrens' suits at the Eagle
Clothing Store are the most splendid ever
offered in Dayton-magnihcen Is the word
If you would have your little ones beautl
fully arrayed, go TO this popular house. and
nowhere else. .r.. June5
MONTGOMERY COUNTY HORSE FAIR
Premium list, Sl,0OO-open to all. The
First Regular Horse Fair Of the Montgom-
cry Agricultural Society, will be held on
their Grounds, at Dayton, Ohio, on Thurs
day and Friday, June "a and 2s, 1867.
June2ltt.
To- Overalls, with aprons and suspend
ers attached, can be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, llS Main street. June20.
tS5- Get double the worth of your money
in Boots and Shoes, by going to
GooDMAN's,
JuneG 110 Main st.
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Wauts.

All notices. not exceeding four lines, solid mat
ter, will be inserted in the column under this
heading for ttOenty. fee cents per day.