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Evening star., 1869-06-09
PROJECT OF A REGENCY IL SPAIN.
The ElectIon of a King Imnassihle

MADRID, June 9.-In the Cortes yesterday
the project for a regency was debated at grea,
length. and at last referred TO a committee In
the course of the disc ussion Olazaga stated that
the election OF king a. present would BE-
impossible.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
RHALON'S sPAPHiAN LOfIONn
TIE skts Asp COMPLEX

REaOyE6 ALL ERUPTIONs, FRKOKLH
Ia ..1tsrI ~ StoIThH g, TN etc..
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADlkS n the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable
ber 0ESTLkuLN aftsr SHAVINGft has no equal
sPAyHIAN LOrlON"i is the snly reliable rom.
81 Tor diseases and blemtshes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN SOAP,
<see Toll 81. NURSERY and BATH. will not
chaD the sAlN. Price 2s cents Per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
"ELOR DE MAYO"
AMnM TERFUME FOB THE HANDKBB.
yMixn tAQUIeiTB, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON D SON, Hev York.
0tU Sold By all Druagists
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED FENIAN
IN CORN

LONDON. June 9.-Despatches from Cork
mention that one johnson, printer. was ar
rested In that city last evening on a charge OF
being connected with The Eenian organiZ .iion.
HIS particular offence consisted I'm circulatipg Q
documents Of a reasonable character among
the soldiers.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
Il Y y Q X B I o y D.

The eteaner wAwAsEI can be chartered for
ENCU RsIoHS TO GLYMONT on
and sfer tbs date. BY applying At S%S
the Once OF the Potomac Ferry Com
pany foot Of fth street
Slymopt 10 nov leased by Mr. J. Il. Shame cid
the well kLo~n and popular confectioner Of this
city, who has put the grounds In thorough order
and neatness and repaired and extende the bu i'd
ings. At no prior time has Gly mont zen more
ence. comfort and delight OF Bxcursionisfs NOR
ample and complete. Mr.. shafield will leave
of Bxcurstonists- There viii be room fol com
plants from the mest fastidious.
3 H0WIsON. President Potomac Ferry Co
SAM GBDSBY, General Supt p. y. Co.
my l5-lm kap., ReDue.I
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NIW YoRK-nRsr mann

lBy BdRksrs' ond Brokcrs' T,rssrapk, yases A.
Gdssa'sly, OPERATOR
Lewis Johnson & CO quote stoc xs and bond~
IN nome ana foreign markets as follows.
NHw YORK, June First Board-U = ss
ltel, coupon l22, 520's, l5o2. coupons. I22
lsoS, coupons IL is6a coupons, lIsA; l-6,,
coupon, new, l20; Saws, l-6I, coupon iIa1
lose's, coupons, i0s Pacinc Mail sla: ONO
Miss. Certificates 80 .; Maripo.a- II :. ATTAIN
&c Mail, none; Canton. o. =; Gum moeriand, >;
western Union telegraph, al Quicksilver
10; Boston water Power. i6S: New Yorx
Central, leoS; Hudson. i5>k; Reading, o. ;
michigan Oentral. l30a; Michigan Southern,
lO9s Illinois Cenuai, 40; cleveland ana
Pittsoure, % a; Northwest ~ a; do. preferred,
lo2S; cleveland & Toledo, none; Rock Island,
leo fert Wayne, as Y; Alton 4 Terra aaute,
j; Toledo q Wabash, 75s; Adams EXP,
s92; Wells. Fargo q DO. Express, 3ik; UnItsd
States Express, 67s: American Express, e.,
Merchants Union, 1ia; Chicago Alton, iS5;
do. preferrsd, i56. Market weak. Gold, i39a
al39s.
TBy Cable.l
LoNDon, June 9. p. m.-Oonsols. ga aa2A
Bonds, SOfasea Illinois, siaes h: Erie. IsY
fkANKroRT, 4 y. m--Bonds, s6a.
LIVERPOOL i p. m--Uotton quiet Sales
10000 bales. Middling Uplands, Ita: Md
ding Orleans, 10. shipments from Bombay 10
ith ins tant, $1,000 bales.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

SENATOR SPRAaUI DELIVERS ANorHRR
DEsPoHDlNG SPBlCH-The harness.makers'
picnic at Tioali, N. j.. yesterday was attsudsd
BY 1900 persons. Senator Sprague arrived late,
in four-horse carriage, and spoke about hall
an hour, reiterating his former gloomy opinion
Of national AFFAIRS. He said that prosperity was
unequal, and step ey step the nation was losing
tive balance OF power 70 pre- vent Q few indiyid.
uals from monopolixing the power. We want
money as cheap ~ 1t can be procured BY the
people Of other countries TO promote ind dustry
He advised them to organize for their own pro.
tecuon.
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NAyY pIfAnT'nNf.

s..,.d v. ssaIreron b O., as1 q. isp
until Y neon e tss lea Of yuSs so1 ss
sseis 4 the following named iron go Va,
sifs. Ifs go .,SSSHoEs," shs ..xoKA,n tn. .s.u.
the AZ ySo snyaCook. the VAIsxW ana
I.<asss isSi. pss pssss st the o. 9. Naval station,
T:ss " S.:s.ssSss.I Z; sSsIs9 ., IN.
The prolosais vim sfsss tie .Sss.. -. sh.s
,,s LOT sss vssssls IN their SrsssDt oosS,ssoS
Ths Ses.a nS,sgs = ere nee stfschs1 20 them.
cstson a. en nesrning them viii BE- gfvsn. on sppii-
len oomoendenfs OF the Ysrd and 6ts-
ana s,i ieensnt ~ rscsrves she right 10 reject snx
70 tss intsrsst q 2Ss cs,srb s ss'sPs.ses is not
n. ~. sole 81 the purchsss money must he psiA
the day Of sale " IRON
me SroDe,sls Hsss he endorsed Pro po,sl. Tor
-HNAssS W Aon Sieos DyE eawiN
Evening star., 1869-06-09
Wall Sfrerf Ta.nau

NEW YORK, June Stocks feyerish and nm :
seuled. Money steady at per cent Sterling
Exchange, sas. Gold, 80 5-20's, ls62, coupons
22a. lo-4Vs. coupons. ~. Nortn Carolina's
5oS; new, J6t. Virginia skies, old 57a; NE "
Evening star., 1869-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS IRON BITTERs

Having used your Iron Bitters in NV pr>e,,cs
can testify to itssuperiOr tonic for o
,iSorstipE The appetite and promotiuE Digestion
can nnnes tanagly recommend IL In case. 81
Esnersl deoitty and syspepsia and in copditiop
OF ne system requiring the of q ferru1ino- :.
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommenS ~ :,
al. Yours, respectfully, -
CHts : GLUNTT, Nd
IT tessor n toe Philaielphia Uniyers.t1 n
heliSine and Surgery
For sac hy EIpWFLI,S & SOW
Pennsylvania avenGu and Issh sfreet
and Drusrists generally. NV essn
Evening star., 1869-06-09
PUGILISTIC.


The McCoole-Allen Match.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The last deposit OF ysl
for the match between McCoole and Tom Al
len, was made last night at Melodies saloon
Inc hight will take place on Tuesday, the 18TH
instant, At place not yet annoanced
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THE BELLE Of the Treasury department is
declared to be a Philadelphia muiatto, by a
paper Of that city. No accounting for tastes.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

POSTMASTER GENERAL CRRswRLL has re.
turned to this city from brief trip to his home
near Elkton, Md.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

Mr.. GEORGE PEABODY was passenger II
the Scotia. which arrived in New York yester
day from Liverpool
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FIRE.

UTICA, June 9-Butler's tannery and Car.
us machine shop, in this city, were des troyed
BY fire tnis morning. Loss Sl20JO Insured
one half
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a Good NFpTCIxE

DAVIS FAIN KILLER has wos Cor ttseIf q
reputstioB 1nsurpassed IN tn-a histo-. OF medical
pTepsratiCs. Its instantaneous efe-t in the rsd-
iCstiSu OF Taia. and the verbal tsStip,eny Of tha
masses ITS favor, have been anfr - its ov bes,
adveTrseSnenI. Every family sfou 4 keen IL IN
their home in case cf sudi-u atts = OF msn, Dis.
ssses n ~hICh 10 II an ntidots M ~ =.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

TIE PRESIDENT has appointed Dwight g..
Marsh to be Collector of Customs for the Dis.
trict of Paso Gel Norte Texas, and New Mexico.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

PsRsoSAL.-Cclonel 1. 5 Stewart, latterly
stationed at Texas, but ordered here for perma-
nent station, is at the National Hotel; also,
General Jordan, OF Pennsylvania, aud Gen.
w. III. Wadswortb, who had been appointed as
ore of the Board of Examiners OF the cadets a.
Annapolis. Senator Gilbert, of FLORIDA, and
Hons. Messrs. Kellogg and Strickland, stop
ping at the National Hotel, left Washington
this morning. Senator Thayer, of Nebraska,
expects 10 leave this afternoon for his home
Evening star., 1869-06-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RsvKHUK--The receipts to-day
from this source were SJ05,2l2.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
THIOHIo n

TH1 OHIo MARRIAGE LAw-c9sious Pre5;e.
as.ent Of ToGng Lady.-The Inconsistency OF
,ne law relating to marriages, passed OF ths
The law provides that no young lady undsr yi
years OF age shall marry without the consent OF
Ger parents or guardian. Yesterday, arnnne
tne csndidstes for matrimony brought TO the
4 mcense was young lady 20 years OF age.
RON iafner and mother were dead. She was
over IL years Of age, and therefore had no
GUARDIAN, and the court could appoint none,
ner own mistress. Stili, the Law OF last winter
says enc can't marry. What is TO be done "a
such q casei-Cot3mLus Journal, y.ne s.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN TURKEY
AND PERSIA.

MRRINA, June st is reported that a treaty
has been concluded by the commission an.
pointed by the Turkish and Persian Govern
ments 10 arrange the boundary between the
two countries.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

~Teachers are to be emulovea to ,rs,r,.,
tne Chinese girls in San Francisco, where they
are rapidly increasing. The work is under.
taken by the churches
mormon missionary was nearly
yncneo IN norway, a few weeks ago, by the
friends OF young women whom be was enffeinr .
70 Brigham Young's paradise.
a n. Stephens writes that he is q little
oeuer out never expects 10 recover his strength
entirely.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

0Mr. Burlingame Is soon to proceed TO s,
Petersburg. where ne Will meet with a mag
nificent reception.
~The present Chinese population of San
Francisco is Estimated at from ten to twelve
thousand.
oTOyer sixty.flve thousand dollars worth
OF tickets Tor the Boston Peace Jubilee have
already been sold, and the demand is stiIl lively
~Judge Jeremiah s. Blacks arm, which
was broken on the cars near Louisville. few
days age, will have to be ampu.at.d
Evening star., 1869-06-09
NEWFOUNDLAND AND THE T.

OTTowA, June 9.-Resolutions for the ad.
mission OF Newfoundland into the Union
passed through committee in the House OF
Commons last night.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THB NEW PERUVIAN MINISTER, Manuel
Freyre, was to-day presented to the President
by Secretary Fish.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
n 4 AL l. RY,
304 PENNBy yLvANIA ArFEUE.

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ger-
man, french, Englfsh and American CIIRUMOs
ENSkAVINSo, PHOTOGRAPHS. PASSE-PAR
IOgIs, STkkkO6COPEe and STBRROPTIC
S1Me, fAhLOk BRACkkTe
oval sod square PfCTUKE FRA MIS-, CORDS
TASeBLS. &c. kc.
Picture Frame made to order Prices mode.
rate SMITH & STR0NG,
&C My PrOprietors.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
VISIT TO THE PREsIDRNT-The Natiopa

VISIT TO THE PREsIDRNT.-The National
Division of the Sons OF Temperance OF North
America, which commenced its session in this
city this morning, called at the Executive
Mansion al halt-past Twelve o'clock to pay
their respects TO the President. The members,
about 120 in number, in full regalia, and man v
OF them accompanied by their ladies, were re-
ceived in the East Room, and soon thereafter
the President appeared, accompanied by Gen.
Dent. r. NJ. Bradley, Esq, Grand Worthy
Patriarch OF this District, introduced Hon. r.
NJ. Foust, of Pa, Most Worthy Patriarch of the
National Division, and Mr.. +. addressed the
President expressing the pleasure which it
afforded the members to be granted this inter-
view. He introduced DR.. F. X. Lees, OF Eng.
land, who also addressed the President, assur-
ing him OF the great respect entertained for his
character, and the exalted position which he
held BY the temperance men and many mil.
lions of the working class Of that country. The
President made NO formal reply. but expressed
his desire to take each visitor by the hand. The
members and their ladies We're then introd uced
by Mr.. Bradley, and after shakin hands with
the President withdrew.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
MANHOOD.

Actdiesi essay on the Cau,s s0d Cure OF r-s-
zst--e ceeilue N msn, the tire atniant Of Sarysu,
spd hysical debility. &c.
h'-e tS no rrrDfb of S0rtsfg L~g rrhsr1 this book
--iI aof ss foEsH S,sfVI, rsc.r sscS pe,s9s boId,
90 tIailCs O fGTeH PTs'SrtoT OF C?sTsyRan -
AE1ICAL 1INES srr GAZF-TE,
sent b. mail receipt OF fffty cents xS8yfSs
Vac Author, Or. Z. DEF. Curtis s. North :
81, Baltimore. nyr2lv
SPECIAL NcTICE.-Dr. Curtis begs TO notify
ais Washington pattert- that. owing 20 his exten-
slye practice n Baltimore, he Will in future be
able % devote Only the following days 20 their
teresfs, ard can be cons cted ca SATCRUAYS
from TO ard 81 i.s .. m, and ON SUNDAYS II a.
IN 10 p m aud 8 &c D. m, at 223 street, in
rear OF Willard : hotsI.
ePECfAL1Tf treatment aud cure of Nervous
Debility a1d all diseases arising from abuses OF
the sy stem. INV Is gsv
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THE WATERS STRrKE.-This strike still cor
nnues, and the men seem as resolute as al first.
Their leaders had an interview with the diffsr-
ent proprletors, but as Yet no announcement
OF the result mas been made. The several ho-
tells are getting over the first difhculties of tb..
situation, and are training the green hands into
something like eficiency.-N D. Express.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
OROF's. KRBIe' DANCING

DROFs. KRBIg' DANCING AOADRMY
fenn. asenae, oDposits hstroDoiitas r
aotet We would respectfully onnoupce that
ve are nov prepared to receive papils ct
soeh prices - VIII suit the times, and asree
and see % for Cfrcuisrs and Information. 0iasso1
on TU BSDAY and SATURDAY, from to o'olT
future both Professors constantly in attendance.
ocSl-tf
Evening star., 1869-06-09
CREASE OF EMIGRATION FROM

LIyERPooL, ,Junes.-Emigration to America
IL setung out strongly. Light thousand people
left this port for the United States last week.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

Lay Observation-Disclosures in favor to one
against is the vote Of the Methodist Episcopal
churches in Philadelphia on the question OF
lay delegation. Nineteen churches have been
heard from so far.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, June Flour S cents lower
Wheat very firm with q fair export inquiry
Corn ! cent better.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

PRESIDENT GRANT and party leave here al
nine o'clock this evening for West Point ar
stated in the STAR o. yesterday. Before the
Presidents return he will visit Boston, to AZ.
tend the Peace Jubilee in that city
Evening star., 1869-06-09
BaI,imsre Steck M.rk,t r.-Dax.

BALTIMORE, June, o.-NirginIa skies, ex IN
ieres', 49, bid; do. lS66, So bad. IS asked; a,
1867, ~ asked.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
asverpuent Securtt,ss

wAsHrrsroS, June y. Isee.-Jay CcOse A
Co furnish the following saotatisns Of Gov.
eminent ecu risiea:
Evening star., 1869-06-09

ALBANY. June The wife of J. p Hauck.
OF New Scotland, Albany county, Committed
SUICIDE on saturday evening with poison. She
has been married only SIX months Domestic
trouble was the cause
Evening star., 1869-06-09

LAY DELEGATES IN THE NJ. K,
CHURCH.
CLHvKLAND, o., June 9.-The vote ON the
Methodist lay delegate question in this CITY
resulted "for admission" oy a large ma iority.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

No, 4-ol ON EXHIBITION INolss
Urn AND eALD 7ru
6TREET- AT MARkRITERS, (SrRExr
No. ass seventh street setweea d and r streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Felo~s' Hall.
Also. Largest Stock Psperhaagings. Window
ehedss. Picture Frames, Picture cord and Tss
sells. Rings, Mails, SC. in the District TERMS
CASH Please Remember Name and Number
Evening star., 1869-06-09

FARMS IN FLoRIDA.-Commission Wilson
Of the General Land Once, has just received
returns from the local office at Tallahassee.
Florida, showing that during the past month
my -four farms, embracing $500 acres, Were
added 10 the productive area OF that State
under the provisions OF the homestead laws,
which require actual residence upon and cul-
uyaton Of the tracts for period OF i've years.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

IA. ,AvENrE. CORNER a.. SrREET,
6SmDehehg MONDAY EVENING, May csth.
st O'Clock ~ W
keserved Seats, Is Cents extra
Iiekets eas be had In adv ance, on and after Fri
at the door Of the Hall. NV "a ri
Evening star., 1869-06-09

REsIGNBD.-Wm. A. Shannon, Chief of ihs
Warehouse Division OF the Secretary's Once
Treasury Department; Charles G. waldron
clerk in that division, and James West. clerk
In the Warrant Division, have rendered their
designations, which have been accepted by Sec.
retary Boutwell,
Evening star., 1869-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
FOB SIX NIGETs ONLY.
Commencing
MONDAi ESENIa3. JUNE =, j~6a
The Associated Artistes of
NELLY LEON'S MlNSrRELS.
From 520 Broadway New Ysrk. will sppear
ENB6Y EVENING, and
MATINEB on SATURDAY
D0ors open at ] O'Clock. Admission, 80 Gents:
NaiIdFen. 20 Cents. Box sheet now open. Prices
res nS.;... E.-,
Evening star., 1869-06-09

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, will probably leave
here tonight with the Presidential party,
though he will not stop a. West Point, but
accompany the President as far as New York.
and take the train from thence TO Boston. He
will be absent, at his home IN Groton, Mass
about week. The time OF his departure has
not been definitely fixed, as he may be detained
until the early train to. orrow.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

.Schenck, was adopted, providing
for an investigation into the caus-
es of the extraordinary fluctuations
in the gold market in New York
in September last.
A message was received from the
President transmitting a report Of
the Secretary of State Of the States
that have ratified the Fifteenth
Constitutional Amendment. The
report enumerates the following
States from which Official notice of
such ratification has been received
up TO December: Missouri defect-
i've, Kansas defective, North Caro-.
lima, West Virginia, Massachu husetts,
Wisconsin, Maine, Louisiana, Mich.
igan, South Carolina, Pennsylva.
MIA, Arkansas, Connecticut, Flori.
do, Illinois, Indiana, New York,
New Hampshire, Nebraska, Ver-
mont, and Virginia. The Secreta.
ry states that in tho ratification by
Missouri the second section of the
amendment is omitted, and in the
ratification by Kansas the phrase,
ology Of the second section is chang
cd. The message and report were
referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. h-f .l.q.
Some further progress was made
in the consideration Of the census
bill. ".s ts1ia
In the Senate, on the 14th, Mr..
Thurman presented tho joint reso-
luton of the Legislature Of Ohio,
rejecting the proposed 10Th amend
mont to the Constitution .7 ,
Mr. Drake introduced joint
resolution extending for two years
the time for completion Of the At
lantic & Pacific railroad.
In tho House, a resolution was
introduced directing the committee
of WayAand Means to inquire into
the expediency Of aBoIishing the
Offices Of collectors, assessors, and
other agents of the Internal ReVe
nue. Department, and Of aportion
ing tho amountIo Of tax required to
be raised from domestic sources q
meug the several States, in proper
tion totheir population.
The President sent a message tc
tho House announcing he had ap-
proved the bill for the removal oi
| political disabilities from a large
number of persons.
TIE House then went into com.
mittee on the census bill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
LA OF REAL ESTATE ID

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court Of Fairfeld county, Ohio, viii offer for
sale at Pnblic auction on the 9th day of Febru.
3M miles south west Of Bremen, in Fairfield
county: the following described real estate,
situate IN the'sad county and State OF Ohio,
to'wit: and ia known and distinguished by be.
,ng a part OF the north east quarter of sec ton
thlrty-one l3D, township 81 xtern Q6), range
seventeen az, containing thirty. nine acres O.
land, subject TO the dover OF Catherine Ann
Hilyard on ten acres OF said promises, and i'm.
prOvements thereon.
ow's dover. " WV
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third in hand. ono
third IN one year and one third in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest, the nav.
mcntst to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. EDWIN HOWARD
G. F. Shacifer, Atty. ~
Dec. 10, lS60-4w. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Stock Of Holiday Goo ds Is now complete. The
best selection and largest variety in town; com,
prising Writing Desks, Ladies' Work Boxes
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Stands
Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Pocket Books, Port.
monuaes and an endless variety Of other arh.
cles too numerous toname. Cir Books, a
great varietyhandsomely bound IN Turkey Mo.
rocco, Poeticai Works, all sizes and styles o
binding, Juvenile and Toy Books, all sizes anC
prices, Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books
Albums, &c, low.
Hislong experience In business enables him
tomake the best selections, and to buy and
cell lowerthsh any other House in the city.
-TalImadgo Block, sign OF the
"DIG ROok," t 3o-tL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
A Farmer In tbs rejection Of his

A Farmer In the selection OF his
Farm Machinery looks to tho simplicity, per.
lection and durability Ofiti also, In the ssieq-
tion OF hia family Sewing Machine he would
like these points. Upon examination Of ihe
Grover Baker Sewing Machines, you will
find II the simplest machine, does the greatest
range ofhmlly sewing, entirely noiseless and
perfec in work, above all other mae hines.
large stock OF these machines always on
hand. Machines delivered to all parts OF the
county. Thorough instruction with all sales.
Office next door to Beck's Drug Store.
3s-2t. WILL. GEBELEIN, Agt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Tho Wheeling Intelligenoer
says tho aggregate amonnt Of
sales Of Government property, al
Harper's Ferry, on Tuesday of last
week, twas s2sO,0OO, with two
hundred lots in tho town Of Har,
per's Ferry yet to sell, These
ought to swell tho grand total to
100000. This will not reim.
burso tho Government for tho cost
Of tho prOperty,,su there will DO nc
surplus for tho school fund ol
West Virginia Captain Adams
who secured all tho water power
on both rivers, has got, q magnif.
cent bargain. 1t is very fortunate
for The State, however, that II was
received by northerners, who will
improveita HMper's Ferry must
now become o great manulactur.
ing point" ia9.ti.os a,,o brn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

SOUTH AMERIcA.--Tho allies
are still after lopez, Of Paraguay
who yet mahagesto Keep out thoil
roach. : f HfS Il reported, I however
70 be pretty nearly run down, and
deserted, having only ..AbOdt 1000
followersand IA cart loads Of. spe,
cieleft. L'laT-Gpa 3W LA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

AT the Excelsior Saloon Of A.
Bauman you can always get a good
square meal. q dish of oysters, or
any other refreshment, at prices
you cannot grumble at. Try it
on. 39-2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

On Monday Chief Justice Chase
announced the decision Of the
Court in tho caso Of a Maine bank
against o revenue collector, affirm
ing the authority Of the Govern'
mont to levy and collect the tax Of
ten per cent. on it's circulation,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

From the Ohio Eaglc OF last week.l
yAnecesSary sPpurtenanoe to Wind instru.
ment, the more pins You stick into 1t the more
it blows. Competition she life OF
Trade. The more the merrier. G4
Come and see Ifyou can't buy OF Il. c. Butch
BETTER Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
ry, silver Ware SpectacIss and Other
goods In his line, al LESS PRICE than sold
elsewhere. .,
All goods engraved free Of charge and well
done. ~ r. f''
Doesyour Watch or Clock stopi Ifso brin .
taiopG, we guarantee better Work than any
other House inthe city. Lie. BUTCH.
3o-2t rIH sr' u'i6
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Tho friends Of Cuba showed
great strength in tho House, on
Monday, that body having ordered
the suspension Of the rules, by an
almost unanimous vote, to receive
and have road q monster petition
from New York, in behalf Of the
Cuban royolotionists. .L- IN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The designs determined on fol
the new series of postage stamps
are one.third larger than the pres.
ent stamps, and consist entirely ol
profile busts, comprising the heads
Of the following distinguished
Americans: One cent, Franklin, by
Burton, Of the Franklin Institute
Philadelphia; two cents, Jackson
by Powers; three cents, Washing
ton, by Houdon; six cents, Lincoln,
by Volk; ton cents, Jefferson, by
Powers; twelve cents, Clay, by
Hart; fifteen cents, Webster, by
Clevenger; twenty.four cents, Scott,
by Cofiie; thirty cents, Hamilton,
family bust; forty cents, o. Ii.
Perry, by Walcutt.