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A RMORY FOB sALE. .
CIisf Qxayfsrnaste,'s OEce. Depstof WasAissto.,l
Wash,ngfon, d. c.. March %. 1857. z
By order Of the Quartermaster General the Gov
erment Armory on G street, between Twenty 0rst
and Twenty. second will be sold at public auction
under the supervision Of Captain James G. Payne,
A. Q. NJ, on "WEDNESDAY, April 10, at u eclk
This building IL 100 feet BY IS feet, shinss roof
Terms cash. In Government funds.
OdARLES n. TOMPKIN0,
Bvt. Brig. 0en.. Deputy Q. II Cen,
Acting Chief Quartermaster,
nah Gilt Depot of Washington
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A K. BROWNE. FL. sMITHERs
BRowEE; 2 s-S SSMITH5Rs.
A11okSSkkppfsAoEEtRS Skp fg fSk
BUREAU tfITSSI nIN.n e; nFRiEPPaIs. AND
o Once No. t4s ss1s1'S :sr..s. e'So.ss the Pos.
IN PER GENT; sAynD Dy pnns o. B. JEW.
~ p1.L RLLS IrNSs N ansdrttefssed vdst s;,a asa.p
kss f;sT5s@ NJ / fEsSEsf fSSEs sSSf. SSfs'
Post ono. siftS vii 3. .1as' the
se.g and o.ndI. Mapuf.esaIsr. No. 800 and
eO2 9 st. north, bet. 4th and sth. ja ii-sn
TIE MOST .5SS aSSITINS II q AEs \ 2. .ISrEREsrISa
.o..-. sEckET SERTfCE. 1hh
ana wAELkD "a Hr IN town county
owing 10 ths attempt. Of the @ TO . sup .
be issued, uleltsred aud unabridged, under the
:ng.rmston SUP dhsis OF G.s; BAkkn IL contains fall
Ofthe sserss sas%ie: the Union union. M.'n'n'H0h'
issrns a0s and thrilling sdvsn
ROTOR Ssp ySSsa sns Tss n:!ssIos: sss:'fs nse 2:
:fsT are a Vii by the the
only Shei.i histors' Of the Assassinstion com, e
:piT.ey: A full history Of this great, startling
FROM Its IECEPTIeN. In THE HAUNTs
PLACE OF BOOTH.
has never yet been placed before the public. The
Work ALTO fully poses the nefarious system by
which Presidential paraons were and are 90 read
lip obtained In Washi neton.
The morals of the National Capital are thor
ouehly ventilated and there are some strange
fevelaffens concerning heads of departments,
members of Con sress, female pardon brokers, and
distineufshed military characters.
Tor circulars, ASST ng numbe And all other
Information. address IL. O. BAKER. Pest Once
Box No. $50, PhiIadelphis, Pa ~ =
This YORK will be ready for delivery on the LIST
day OF Nay.
N, B.-None but those thoroughly couversant
Character and responsibility, need apply mhi3 In
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DENTISTRY.
4. LOOMS, D.,

. Fhe Inysnssr and aoP Pstssies 81 he nIHnRAL
rtAIk TEETH, attends personally Co.
weG these teeth who cannot wear others, ~
nna no person can wear others who canAst wear
Persons calling at ny ONCE can be sooonmods-
20 WIN any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
ufe, put 20 these who are particular, and wish the
korest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect den
s1re tnet efS can procure, the MIHIRAL TEETH
Wlu De more fully warranted.
hooms In ths etty-No. 3Ss Penn'A avenue, be-
Meen VI ana l0th sts. Also, S0T Arch street,
Eh1ladelDhia. oc 10-ly
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
C0VERNMENT BUILDINGS AT ALEXAN
" DRIA AT AUOTION,

CAtV QtSSt0Ss9st0' . QHes, Otpoe o. WSSAsNft08,l
Washtnstow, d. O., March 50, 1857 Z
By order OF the Quartermaster General, the
racks, az AlexsBdria. Virginia. will be sold at
public auction, on THURSDAY. April ii. und lie r
the supervision Of Lieutenant Edward Hunter
18th United States infantry, Acting Assist ant
Quartermaster, United States Army. Sale to
These Barracks comprise thirteen buildings,
ranging from to n feet in width by frsm 10 20 81
feet In length Also. . Portable Building 10 BY II
feet. After which the following at Battery Rodg-
ers: Two Buildings and 81 Benches.
There will alse BE sold 1T the same time the fol
lowing pipe:
so feet finch Lead Pfpe
So feet 4 inch Iron Pipe.
$50 feet l-inch Iron Pipeg
= $50 feet i, inch Iron Pipe.
8 Brass Stop cocks.
3Cooking Ranges, incomplete.
Steam Boiler inches by foot 10 inches.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
Q. II. T0MPKINS,
Brig. Gen. and Depot Quartz rmaster.
NH Tot a
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RY NA0LE 3 co., Auctioneers.
- 6aleeroom No. 29S Penn. avenue,
Between 9th and 10th SITS.
HAGLI 90. will give their persoaal sttsptio on
to the sale Of Real Bstate and Household Furui.
ture. Also, to the sales OF stocks OF Groceries
Wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of eyerv de,
sertption, Horses, Carriages. b arness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on cousfgnments,
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, ct 10
O'Clock: EAGLE DO,
jall-u Auctfoneers
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NH ll-laWeWs

0RPAANg OOU RT. March II. lse.-Dn.
~ fHIc1 OF CoLuA1IA. WARRINGTON COUNT,
tratrix Of sanueI Kelly, dscsssed. the sdmisis.
q 8: srshsa:: 6oast q w::s,nssSs ssssss seusis
:iosssaad i f'IStns;S s;sHsd,y the On q, g
EiSstion Of the Ssrsonsi ssssss of ssad nd DE-
csessd. aad Of the assets IN haad e far = he
vsss cd vSsr, ii Is: s.:Ssess "a h. a.s =
decsassd are not1ns1 70 estsod,s With their
slsiSs IseIsriy yo.chsd, Or they ~ eshsrv!ss
ss.::ds $3.50 Issyl1cl : eosy g e. efdsr Ss
- .ax,..s.., .'lss-'zs. 3 & S2:,esS; = ~,
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nRPHANs' COURT, March 9th, lsG.-Drsrnrcr
~ OF COLUMBIA, WASH iSefoN COUNTY, Ts ssn:
In the case Of Mrs. Margaret a. Dukes, admins
tIix Aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the Or.
phAns' Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, sD-
pointed Tuesday, April ID, 1851, for the dnal
settlements and distribution OF the psrsonA estate
Of said deceased. and Of the assets In hand, e
neaey;. when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceassd are nsqAsd t. attend,
With their claims properly vouched, or they nay
otherwise by lax So excluded from ell benefit IN
aid deces,sd 2 estate: PROVIDED COPY Of this or
Evening Star, Desvtaus % the seid dAX.- :
fsst-JAe. =. 0BEIRNE:
NH l1-laW9We Rsgistsr Of Wflh.
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AUCTION SALES,
q THos. DewLlNS. Anet. osorsesev1.
fsAN0DDY SALE or vALuApLp IN.
1OyED AID uEIMPRovDD PHOPDRTY

1 fsAl0lDY eAkl or VALUABLE IN.
51Ov.D AID uEIMPRoy1D PDOPDRfY
= u ok08oBTOWN AND WAsHIl0TON. =
r3y virtue Of . decree Of the Suprene Oonrt Of
.ee ptstriet Of Coinmbta, posed On the srh day
h tshSrnsrK a; y; .isQ. IN Cssse No. ee4, Docket
sell st public saetion. te ths hishsst biSSSr. an
cHUReDAY, the llth day Of April a. D., iss, 81
o'clock ,. M; as the premises, parts Of Let 10.
2. in Hslnssd's Addition; and bart Oh Lot No.
ISL, nsalls Addition to 6eorsetown. the esSe
fronting On Bridge street, between nontgomsry
v.nis avenue - eltsndsd int GsorgstsvS.
The properly Will be sold In three parcels viz:
The three stery Brick House, With the lot. which
10 - feet hont By l1o feet deo1; and the q two
story Frame aouses, west Of the brick house
se1atsteiy, with lots respectively attached - the
And on FRIDAY. the 18th day Of April. A d
sell the subdivisio lots Known - Eet. 3, IA
.O,n IN bweenyb subAiviston Of LOT q In sonare
Ne s!9, n the city Of Washinston. Lot viii Be
sold IN three separate parcels, each hayina .
mons q iees inches on d street west, bet
lo6 feet to an alley in the rear; and Lot"OD in
three separate parcels, each having Q front Of IL
feet inches on south G street, between "a Ana "A
streets west, By depth Of about lA feet incheS.
AL the aoove property 10 desirable. And doeoryee
the OF persons dssiring 20 invest in 0uch
Terms Of sale, az prescribed By tbs decree One
third cash; the rosidue in two ecu al peymepts st
SIX and twelve months. with interest ON The dsv
Of sale; or, at the option Of the purcha aser The
whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres
The titles are perfect.
GHXRiHS Ii. MArrHEws. Trustees.
NH 80 I0t&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
Rk9fESf! ROOT OF ioTH sFkEETh. EhHsE Fs Z


LEAsEHOLD AND VALUABLE WHARF
Pk0PEkTY FOOT OF 10TH STREET, TH e
WHAkH ITSELF, COAL SCALES, &C., AT
Under and by virtue Of q deed of trust, bearing
recorded IN Liber r; NJ. H., No. 5, folios sli ct
bidder and bidders, en- tn RsDI 7, the llts dav
Of April A. D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock 0 m at the Goal
lard lately occupied By o. W. Palmer, si tuate AZ
81 near the Intersection Of Indiana Avenue and
lst street west in the city Of enc Bay
Mare, Cart and Harness; one Black Horse Cart
and Harness; one Straw Cutter and Stable Tool: :
one Buggy apd Harness; enc Iron Safe; Office Fur
niture, Desks, Pigeon Heles, Stove. Crovbars
Axees Saws. Coal Screens. ehovels, 6i Rns Scales
Zone set Of fairbanks Scales one Goal Once All
Plank and Lumber In the place; one Stable, Line
House, Wood Shed, Timber and Gates,
Also,
At2 o'clock p. m. on the same day, en- the prem.
fses, the W Wharf known as (" Palmer Wharf, sit.
uate at the feet OF 10th street west n said citv of
Washinaton, together with three (3) Coal Tubs
Block and Fall, Office Furniture. Stove, eIeve,,
uD Goal Barrows, one set Fatrbanks' Scales ON
Coal Screen, Bak es and shovels
The interest Of one Orson W. Palmer Of in and
to the unexpired leasehold of said Wharf Pron.
erty situate at the foot Of said 10th street in the
city Of Warrington, under and BY virtue Of A
lease heretofore executed by William A. Bradley
and William A. Bradley, Jr., in favor Of said o.
Terms Of sale Cash.
A. THOs. BRADLEY. Trustee
NH 2-ee&ds COOPER LATIMER Auets.
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WHAT TEE fYYzsFoEs fY1sE Ess sAH Hbf..T n .THssAnAr
"xEfkED o. BowlRs,
"Aag1stAnt Surgeon, sth q. Y. Won

~ ~ .. o. YORD, corner Ilth serset ana Penn.
9lvaaie .evsn1s, vsskingtoa; HENRY OOOK,
AYa5seSSss, ys; 90 "a = 1IssE.ss: ssssFsiy
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QY O00PDR LATIMIR, Auctfoneers.
- Late clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure 4 do. y
Southwest cerner Penn z syenue and II th st Sta
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70 WHOM ASSESSED.

Paving TAI on int. from
July 8, 1866 ......e71 on
Being lot number one Of
z. s. Aliens subdivis.
ion Of lots number two
and three Of q. H.Wilt-
bereeY's subdivision OF
original lot number two
In square south Of 46a
Survsyor'B ONCE, Liber
b, folio 116.
Abbott, Elizabeth. .......
Eirst instAllment water
nx ..ss....s...s..3SO
U1tto..ssssss...sss.sss
First installmeAt water
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anderson, Elizabeth and
Otnere .sssss.s.....sse..
First installment water
TAX .............ss.S.16 40
Adams. George r .......
First lnstallment water
t1X .sssss......ssssS0.O4
Being the south twenty.
eight feet front OF said
lot BY the depth thereof.
Ditto. to..................
Being the east six feet
three inches front BY
the depth Of said lot.
First installment water
tax....ses.ss.ss....S1.20
D1tto.........sssss.
First installment water
" "........s.......$5.36 80
ditto. o..................
First installment water
Ax ................S.14
Adams, George f. and
Rosanna.
Paving tax on Int. from
Aug. 10, 1866. S1s2 90
Anderson, Hudley ......
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PAWNBROKERS

Gs AtS 18th street, Sd aeor Oouth Of Rsnl. ave-,
oaS SSa.s "a O. sns g ssit sucsoners, en-
:lry. LaAiss' ssd 6entlensnS Wsaxins1
ola Ssn and Silver bought.
WALeH'S
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
He. 4eo 10th street, one door below Penn. ave-
This well known Once makes
LIBERAL ADVAHCIS "N
On Diamonds. Gold and Silver Watches = ~
vlotning, Furniture, and Merchandise Of eyery
Open every dsytsxospt Sunday from .. u. to
G.B.-BusRess strictly oonAdentiaI. feU-n
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First installmsnt water
"...s...s.sss.-..&2 20
Beginning on the line OF
Thirteenth street sew
enty feet north. from
the southwest corner Of
said square. and run
ming thence with Thir-I
teenth street north thir-I
ty feet, thence east fifty
slx feet three inches. j
thence south one hun-I
dred feet, thence west
two feet. thence north
seventy feet, thence
west Afty.four feet to|
beginning.
ditto. ...............-..l
First inseallmsnt " ateY|
!" ".ssse..e.s......S2 - %
Dotne The south Afteen|
foos front Of said lot BY
TIE depth therUof.
Daeto.................|
Paving tAx On Int. nom
Juns 10, 1855. ....e 90. .l9
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lCoN11NVko N sVeR1EAENI-NA1 u ., d ne lJ
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= iiot AueS0llueQt WbU6Ii
"................30.5Z
Beginning on the line
Of d street north nine. |
teen feet eleven and one
half inches east from
the southwest corner OF
said lot five, and run.
ming thence east nine.
teen feet eleven and one
half inches, fronting on
ID street north, ant with
that front at right an.
Eles with ID street by
the depth Of the lot.
AsceQ1DN4 Henfy......l
TaS&eIng alley on
n32kN0m June Is.
l&~~.......S11.23
BSX{nAbg thirteen feet
and one half in.
cnes from the north.
east corner OF Thir-
teenth street west and
q certain alley seven.
teen feet nine inches
wide, thence with said
alley hfty-four feet
three inches, thence
along line Of lot fifteen
north thirteen feet five
and one half inches,
thence west f1fty.four
feet three inches to
Thirteenth SIT, thence
south thirteen feet five
and one half inches to
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctionser.
- Late clerks with j. g. McGuire n Do \
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and nth st
Star Office Building
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

WORK WANTED.-The Sisters Of the
Good Shepherd, as our readers are aware,
have established Home, in Franklinton,
for the friendless girls and women. That
these poor ones may not eat the bread of
idleness, and become worse instead of bet
ter, the Sisters require them to do so much
work each day, teaching them to earn their
own living and to be independent. Some
of them have reached a degree of proficien-
cy with the needle almost marvellous. Their
great want now is work. They ask our
citizens to furnish them with needle work
of all kinds. Worsted and linen embroid-
cry is executed in manner unsurpassable
All the work at the Home is done prompt
ly and well. Those of our lady or gentle
man readers who need sewing done, are.
earnestly entreated to leave their directions
in the Postoffice, addressed to care of box
354. and the Sisters will call for the work
in any portion of the city, or the work may
be left at the Home in Franklinton. Terms
moderate. mar16-dlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Condition of the Treasury

New YORK, April 1.-The Times special
says: Efforts are making to depreciate
the condition of the Treasury for specu
lative purposes, and quotes part of circu-
lar sent to Europe by New York house
with that view. But this correspondent
learns from the highest authority, that so
far from the Treasury being involved pros
pectively in difficulty because of the ex-
tent of its military obligations, the pros
pect is precisely the reverse. The custom
revenues thus far approximate closely to
the large receipts of last year, and although
the internal revenue receipts are consider
ably less than last year, as was naturally
expected and fully anticipated, as well
from the reduction of taxation as from the
depression of business, it is now positively
certain that the fiscal year will close with a
very gratifying balance of receipts over
expenditures.
Against Ratification.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The present tenn
per of the Senate is against the ratification
of the Russian American treaty. The whole
subject, however, will be thoroughly dis
cussed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
Paving Notice.
To all t0AOns it may concern:

To all t0konr it may concern:
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. D
'tE. COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 25, 1867
Notice is hereby giveu that proceedings have been
insttated in the City Council of Columbus foT
making the following improvements. to wit: q.
For grading and paving the cutters and sidewalks
on Bond street from High to Park street. ~ .--E
Also, for grading and paving the sidewalks, gut
ters and cossin4 on the south side of Lori street
from Third street to High street. 'l|
Also, for grading and aying the cutters and
crossings Ann street from jackson street Dem
nison street..
Also, for building twenty Inch Sewer in Noble
street from Fourth street to Ses enth street. is
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages account of said
proposed improvements, required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk in writing on or
before the lTwenty-ffth day of April. A. D.
1867. '."-5 ~ p -s a15-. ssE-sj ~ -gE
...r. ,grJ, +. ...s- .ss. L. E. WILSON,
mch6-dltaw4w, .,s,--...- ....- City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
CIeveIand MarkeI-March 40


FLOUR-City5made' Xxx spring.. from 20. I
wheat $l2 509I3 90; do do from No. wheat Sll so
Ola 25: eou., -made spEng 81 25@l1 so; Xxx red
winter S13 509l5 s5; XXX white winter SIS 509
16 25. l.l--I,~ = 49,. =
W HEAT-Sales 600 bush No. ? Chicago spring at
90 40 800 bush $50 bush 200 bush and 24I bush No.
Milwaukee spring at 81 As; 1000 bush No. I Mil
waukee spring at 81 so.
= CORN-Steady; sales Scars new shelIed az $780,
0ArSaQuiet No. State held at s3;@54c.
RYEIQuiet at 81 1oe1 16 per bu.
= BARLEY Quiet; No. State held at 81 SIC per
bushel.
P0RK-Steady, and demand moderate; No.
city packed mess at $23 co. No. go 90; clear
,S25 %; > - 80 s5s,E- - 81.
in terces; country I2@121Sc. 'f--t
ra SMOKED MEATS-Steady, firm and in fair de-
n and. Sales Sugar-cured hams at I5c: plain hams
l4c; dried beef go: clear bacon at l3c; breakfast
NESS BEEF-No. city-packed sls 90; extra
mess $50. .- as. 45.s : ....srf - ,,rf,,
BUTTER-Strictly prime in good request, scarce
and firm at 80 ss2c; good roll at 269ssc common
grades lS924c. 80
CHEESE--In good demand and steadv at I4@17c
for fair to choice dairy and factory, in round ots
h@lsc for very choice selected factory, in small
- -Iis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
FROM NEW YORK.
Latest MexicanAdyices.

New YORK, April 1.-Advices from Mex
leo City to the 18th ult. say the Liberals
were almost under the walls of the Capital
and prevented supplies from entering.
MaXimilian's army at QuerataIs was COM
pletely environed by the Liberals. Gen.
Diaz had commenced besieging Puebla.
The people in Vera Cruz were disposed to
insist on a surrender of the place to the
Liberal forces outside. Over 300 persons
were in prison in Mexico City for express
ing sympathy with the Liberals and failing
to pay their quota of the forced loan. Max
imilian's Governor of the city had re-
signed, and intended to leave for Europe.
An Iron War Steamer Sailed for
The General McCullum, an iron war
steamer designed for the service of the
Mexican Liberals, sailed from this port
yesterday for Tampico. Mexico, with two
full batteries of artillery, 10000 stand OF
small arms, four tons of powder and alarge
quantity of fixed ammunition aboard. The
vessel carried also several officers of the
Liberal army. ,
Arrival of the French Squadron Mt
Havana.
The Herald's Havana correspondent of
the 9th ult. says: The whole French
squadron of war vessels from Vera Cruz
had arrived, making an imposing display.
The Spanish irOnclad Tetuon, which eXcit-
ago, was thrown completely into the shade
on the appearance of the French vessels of
the same character. ..t
Gen. Dulce was married with imposing
ceremonies recently. nj
q i.rr...- Almost Disaster. thf sF
Yesterday afternoon some boys set fire to
some shrubbery on the Jersey flats along
the Hackensack river, which communi-
Gated to quite a forrest of trees, and before
z ich n IL n
mile in length. destroying everything in its
way. The firemen of Hudson City and
West Harbor succeeded in preventing the
flames from communicating with the
dwellings near by.
The POstoffIce Site.
The special committee of the Board OF
Councilmen reported against the Park site
for the postoffice.
Arrested.
Alfred II. Clark, a Custom House clerk,
was arrested as the author of a forged pay
roll last week, by which he realized $l00
whisky Seized.
The internal revenue officers seized to-
day over four hundred barrels of whisky
warehouse under transportation bonds,
which il is thought will be worthless. 1t
is believed, by similar process. from three
to tour thousand barrels have been removed
and realized upon.
Sailed for China
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Costa Rica sailed to-day for China
with a full and valuable cargo. This ves-
sci is sent out for the purpose of making
the connection between Shanghai and
Yookohoma.
Dye-WOOd Mill burned.
The dye-wood mill of Harvey, on the
outskirts of Brooklyn, burnt yesterday
evening. Loss $4,000; insured.
Dispatch from Gov. ThrOck morton.
A dispatch has heen received from Gov.
ThrockmoTtOn of Texas to the effect that
the State will Immediately reorganize un-
der the reconstruction act. .sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ELECTION NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO OHIO srArEsMAN.l
To Ohio Statesman.

ChillicOGh0.
CHILLICoTHE, April Livery ward
Democratic. The ticket is elected by
large majority. The Marshars majority is
five hundred. PUTNAM.
FREMONT, o., April 1.-The city of Ere.
mont elected the entire Democratic city
ticket, and majority of the Council.
VAN VALKENBURG.
BUcYRUs, April 1.-Bucyrus township
Isl Democratic majority gain 65.
FORUM.
-l.etg .. Newark. tr
NEWARK. April Large Democratic
majorities in the township and every ward
in the city of Newark. $50 gain on Dem
ocratic majority of last fall. City Marshal,
Councilmen, and all the rest of the ticket
elected. How are you nigger suffrage?
S. M. HUNTER.
NEWARK, April lilo P. M.-Democracy
gave Radicslism complete defeat here TO-
day, in city and township. Not Radical
elected. Democratic Councilmen elected
by total majority of over 300. Majority
in the township of nearly 400. Great gains.
J.T.IRvIN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
Paving Notice.
To all eOAonp it mag Concern: b

sf..t CITY CLERKS OFFICE, a.
.!I- COLUMBUS. o., March 10, 1871
Notice is hereby given that Froeeedi gs hs We been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for
making the following improvements tO-wit
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings the north side of Donald
street from Fifth street to Seventh street. ia
Also. for grading and paving the unpaved side
walks, cutters and crossings on Chapel street from
Fourth street to Straight alley, and for grading and
graveling the r. adway of the same. ; ,...i.EsS
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the Office of the City Clerl .rS
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to- file their
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing ON or
- i-. l.. E.. WILSON,
mch21-dltaw4w ,itE City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-Common
salt, in doses of tablespoonful, every third
hour, dissolved in water, commencing fif-
teen hours anterior to the time for the next
paroxysm, is one of the best domestic rem
edies for intermittent fever. The pa
tient should also evacuate the bowels with
RoBACK's BLOOD PILLS, and use the SToM-
ACH BTTTERs as tonic. This treatment
will be found very beneficial, and often
cure the worst case of fever and ague.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02
DR.. TUCKER'S EXTRA VISIT,

DR. TUCKER WOULD SAY To has
II old patrons and the public. tt at be may be
consulted at the GOODALE HOUSE (Columbas)
DIR. Tucker has now visited Columbus regularly
for over nine years. which is cient evidence that
his practice requires this extra visit to accommo-
date his erous patients 1t is not necessary to
enumerate the t8it# ztStf ~ ffE
EN- TIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES
but will merely say my speciality Is The WHOLE
list OF Diseases which others have failed to cure.
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