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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

COMMISSIONER DELANo left here this morn
ing for Philadelphia ON official business, and
will remain in that city several DAYS During
his absence Deputy Commissioner Douglass
will act as Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

DON'T BURY HIM Too MUcH.-The NeH Yosk
Commercial Advertiser makes the following Spt
suggestion: Among the various apprehensions
that disturb the public minds the dreSd slAt
the remains Of the lamented BurlinoanAe,
Ike those Of Mr.. Peabody, may be made
the subject OF another solemn Carnival.
Such q possibility is 90 well defined in lone
quarters that il is alluded TO as ,.an atsoeseas
project" a. IL preparations were under vAyat
what Is called prolonged sepuiture-" II IN
to be hoped that the respect and good sense of
his immediate friends and relatives VIII inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

MOVEMENT oF TRoOPs.-A detachment ei
one hundred men of the 18th L. =. Infantry
passed through this city this morning, en- route
for Atlanta, Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

Col Jso. L. ROUTT, late Chief Clerk to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General, having
been appointed L. >. Marshal for the Southern
District of Illinois, has resigned his position in
the Post Office Department, and Rev. Jno. l..
French. a second class clerk, has been appointed
tn iii fie Vacancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

SIGNID.-The President this morning Signed
the bill making appropriations to supply def
eiencies in the appropriations for contingent
expenses of the House Of Representatives for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1870. This bill
appropriates $50 900 for folding documents,
materials and labor, 5000 for the pay of
laborers, and ~, ,Os5 for the pay of mail carriers
at the CAPITOL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lNTEESAL REvESUE.-The receipts to- ia,
nom tkis source were SPAS. .622 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

Hon. MOSES VI. GEINNELL, of New York, is
at Wizards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

"A DELEGATION OF CoLoRED MEN FROM
GEORGIA, representing the colored people of
that State, and composed of Simeon w. Beaird,
chairman; Alfred Ketcham, Secretary; 7. G..
Campbell, Romulus Moore, T. NJ. Allen, W.
III. Harrison, George Wallace, Abraham Smith :,
Abraham Colby, j. T. Coster, +. q. Campbell,
jr-, and John Warren, all OF whom are members
Of the Legislature except the chairman and Sec
retAry, called at the Executive Mansion this
morning and had an interview with the Presi-
dent, during which they asked him to use his
influence to defeat the Bingham amendment to
the Georgia bill, and urged him to procure
suitable legislation to secure their rights to the
colored people in that State, as they do not
now enjoy them. They also ignored all action
in behalf OF the colored people by the Bryant
faction, informing the President that he did
not represent them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

yesterday agreed to report bill to give $1,000 O0)
TO the officers and crew of the United States
steamer Wyoming as prize money for certain
captures made In japanese waters. Messrs.
Scoheld and Starkweather were directed tn re-
port In relation TO the removal Of the BROOKLYN
navy-yard. The removal is determined ON, but
szactly when and where Is yet to be decided
propriating $50 900 for Mr.. whitney, or New
York, for extra money expended In building the
Keokuk:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

The PRESIDENT AND Mrs. GRANT attended
the wedding Of Miss Romaine Goddard to Mr.
Overlook, Austrian Consul to China, at the res
idence OF Admiral Dshlgren this afternoon.
This morning beautiful boquet from the Con-
servatory at the White House was sent to Miss
Goddard with the compliments Of the President.
The Secretary Of War and other Cabinet Off
GERS, several foreign Ministers and the attaches
of the legations with their families, and the in
innate friends OF the bride and her family and OF
the bridegroom, were also prese MT at the mar
riage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

The FIRST SPEECH OF THE FIRST CoLoRED
SEEAToR.-The Senate galleries were densely
crowded this morning before the meeting of the
Senate, so great was the desire to hear Mr.
Revels, the colored Senator from Mississippi, on
the Georgia bill. At the expiration OF the
morning hour the consideration OF the bill was
resumed, and Mr.. Morton was entitled to the
floor, but stated that he would not claim his
privilege at that time, and Mr.. Revels was then
recognized by the Vice President as entitled to
the floor. Mr.. Fenton, who sits three desks to
the right Of Mr.. Revels, motioned the latter to
bis seat, in order that he might be more towards
the center Of the Chamber. As soon as the
Senator from Mississippi arose there was quite
q connection in the galleries, every neck being
stretched to get a glimpse Of the Senator. He
read his speech from manuscript, in a clear
voice, though at first he appeared somewhat
embarrassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

CoSrrRNATfoSs.-The Senate In executive
SESSION yesterday confirmed the following nomi-
nations: Chas- III. Lewis, Of Virginia, Minister
Resident TO Portugal; Jno. Russell Jones, of Ill.,
nois, Minister Resident to Belgium; C. G. An
drews, Of Minnesota, Minister Resident To
toekholm; Robert &. Kirk, Of Ohio, Minister
Resident TO Uruguay; Gustaye Jarrecki. a.
Pennsylvsnia, CONSUL 1t Augnsburg; GEO. Dor
district OF Missouri, c. 8. Winstead, Collector of
Internal Revenue for the ffth district OF North
Carolina; Peter Rose, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the eighteenth district Of Ohio.
Abram H Bowman. Collector OF Internal Rev,
enue for the seventh district Of Kentucy; W. K
Hardy, Assessor for the third district Of Louisi-
Moneys, Huntsville, Ala Charles @. Grove, Of
Alabama. Register Of the Land ONCE, Wyoming
land district. lafayette Cartee, Surveyor
SeneTai Of Idaho: Also, . nnYbsE q PessnRs-
masters, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

POSTAL INrERcoURs. WITH FoRRIeN CouS-
TRIEs.-Mr. Ramsey in the Senate this morning
introduced bill to facilitate postal intercourse
with foreign countries; which was referred to
the Committee on Post Ofices and Post Roads
IL authorizes the Postmaster General 70 pre-
scribe and regulate the rates OF United States
postage upon letters forwarded 10 and received
noin foreign countries With which international
postage charges are not established by POSTAL
treaties or conventions: Provided, That the
United states postage on such letters shall not
in any case exceed the sum OF tan cents per each
single rate Of half an ounce, or under.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

& sVOne Of the bellies Of Coyipgton, it Is report
ed smokes six cigars . dayss 80 -, So
y! DRRichmond has sevetaa cases Of amyster-
ious difappearance." -. -.
1AbaeA nf,aftcsliSdfytdat Is BEEN fnd IS by a
Troy justice for singing $500 Ely" With varfa-
uous. G..s,5sa q q 3 - siasa..sssIi ne E.s1
SThe farmers p2N R!SP9ss o,t 70 introduce the
,n0Wsdkinetmr r6swsils the begipninG Nf the
month 81 dasf. nBown with the dustS Is now
the cry everywhere-N. 7. Commsrsial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

1881 ,o67 80
Add engineering superintendent and
repairs for four years, and addi-
tional amount required to build dam
and conduit, in consequence OF two
years exposure unfinished. .sl08 900 90
Now required for land and for
strengthening embankments. ...... 53,372 90
Additional work on distributing reser-
voir, owing to four years use and
exposure in an unfinished state.... 85,237 90
New 30-inch main, required on ac-
count OF growth OF city............ 1858 %
Total. .s7O6 800 90
Adams states absolute falsehoets. then. when
he says that estimated only si0o 900, that this
has been spent, and that nothing has been DONE
and that the work is . failure and ont Of re-
pair.
That he Is averse to the work remaining in
the hands OF the present efficient managers, who
detected his frauds, have NO doubt.
tsisnssd s5s dIi'ps''f'' your oSt D. E. ssrSs csors,
Engineer in ch. Storage Reservoir,
Croton Aqueduct.
SPECIMEN OF THE CHARGES.
In 1868, Mr.. Randolph Coyle, Water Registrar
OF this city, desired water meter put in at the
Rock Greek bridge, and Mr.. Samo gave permis-
sion to Mr.. Coyle to do 90, on condition that the
cost thereof be paid by the Corporation OF
for, As per agreement, Mr.. Z. z. Steever doing
the work: Hwas charged before the committee
that Mr.. Donohue, Of Georgetown, offered to put
in the meter for go less than Mr.. Steeyer Mr.
Donohue, upon being sworn before the commit
tee, testified that he never made such an offer
and was not aware Of any intention to put in the
meter; that he never made any estimate fer the
work, OF had any conversation with any one on
the subject.
THR c osr OF THE WASHINGTON AouRprcr.
The following statement shows the cost Of
aqueducts in the principal cities Of the Union:
New York, ei3 900, 900; Boston, o. Az OO0 Phil
adelphia, a 500 ,000 Brooklyn, $3.50 600: Gin
einnati, o, 900 900; Jersey City q, o0o Sc
Louis, e2 900 900; Washingson s3,S64 e64 TIE
estimate TO complete me aQueduct Is S5ea,36o;
making the total cost thereof g, ,9o6 So. The
Ney York aQuednct coptroh o supply .yef
Ieeoo.o0 gallons per day, while the other clisss
M S Sa$ s9 2 a'Iss mp sdC sEyW Az 2
dayi q. 2nsssets - Nin .esnsnsA whom CON
.429ce2 e -. Iq Aay.a The. an
9As gs ss 4 d; 4 IS g s] 4; !
xafeY here, and the Corporation recejpfs do not
exceed s25,0oo per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

MARRIED OR SINGLE Miss Della w. M00rels
suit for slander In New York against Mr. John
s. Bonnell hints at curious possibilities Of doubt
in the most commonly accepted facts Of daily
life. The jury in the case last night reported
Bonnell asserts that he Is . married man; that
he led to the altar Miss Della w. Moore on the
18th Of November, 1861; tnat tne ceremony was
performed by the late DR.. McClintock; and,
Methodist Episcopal Church confirms .this i'm
precision, and makes 1t plain thst it was not all
. hideous dream. Bat Mise Moore swoan rs.
positively that she is no such person as Mrs.
the assertion Of the baleful Bonneu to that ef-
feet Ia purely preposterous. The enciatiug
clergyman is not living TO settle the dim Guilty.
Who viii neW determine the Status OF the Hsr-
ties? - Z - s,-,.-.,s.. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-16

90
53,372 90
S5,37 90
1858 %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Homo Testimony.

Mt. GILEAD, Morrow Co., O., March 12, 1850.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcK- Dear Sir: 1 have been af-
flcted duIfng the last six years with general de-
bility-nO particular disease, but general pros
tration. I procured of your agent here, Mr..
Enos Miles, some Of your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, and have been using
them during the last four or five months in this
manners l take the Purifier in the morning.,
and when feel worse than usual, one pill at
night, and am in better health at present than
for the last six years. 1 have used various med
icines in that time, all to no purpose. 1 now
use the Pills in my family, and think they are
the best family medicine ever used.
See Seeadvertisement. VIM. COOPER.
Aug 4,T0-lm.
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DEATHS IN JACKS0N COUNTY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 81 1870.
EARLY MARRLAGES IN JACKSON
OUNTY---1S4S.

Andrew Jinlsihs and Mary NJ. Patterson, Jan
Goth, by Michael McCoy,J.P.
Lucas e. Knappand Catharine Patterson, Jan,
25th, by &. Ferguson, Minister
Nathan G. Lake and Sarah Ross, Feb, Sd, by
Thomas Richardson, Minister
William Richards and Nancy Maynard, Feb.
18th, by William o. H. Calaghan, J.P.
John Keeton and Mary Ann Daniels, Feb. Sd,
by Newell Braley, p.
Nicholas Timbermah ana Elizabeth Starr, Feb.
18th, by Isaac Brown, Minister.
Jesse Stretch and Permella odel, Feb. 10th, by
Thomas W, Leach, j. p.
Philip Stull and Revina Barns, Feb. 18th, by
g. Craig, Minister.
William Graves and Eleanor Dixon, Feb nth,
" William Brady, j. p.
William j. Whalcy and Elizabeth Whaley,
March 23d, by William A. Bennett.
Aaron Vansky and Emma Murdoch, Feb. Ath,
by Samuel Darby, Minister
Philip z. Price and jefilma Kirkpatrick,
March 18th, by G. Ferguson, Minister.
George Whaley and Nancy Weoce, March Ist,
by S. S. Vandivort, j. p.
William How and Mary Washam, March I'd;
by S. r. johnson, j. p.
Isaac Andrews and Margaret Reed, Feb. 5th,
by Thomas W. Leach, j. P.
James Gillanwallace and Charlotte Roland,
March 9th, by John Stephenson, Up.
John Whaley and Mary Shaw, March 18th, by
S. S. Vandivort, J. z.
Daniel MCGillibray and Emily Crabtree March
12th by Andrew Cassidy, ]. p.
Richard Merit and Harriet Tennyhill, Jan. sth,
by William o. IL. Callaghan, J. p.
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Colton's European War Map is evidently the
most reliable one published. It is on sheet 10
by 50 inches, the upper portion showing, on q
scale of twenty miles to an inch, the French and
German Frontiers. The scale is sufficiently
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and Streams that will necessarily be mentioned
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Map of Central and Southwestern Europe,
showing all Of Prussia, France, Spain, and Italy.
1t is handsomely colored, and illuminated with
the Flags of the Combatants, etc,
For sale of all Book Stores and News Offices, or
sent by mail for Fifty Cents by the publishers
@. W. & c. B. Cotton & Co., New York.
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WEDLOCK.

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IN ewspaper
Advertising.

A Book OF 1876 closely printed pages lately is
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The Pittsburg (I'a.) Leader, in its issue of May
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THE OLD PLACE.-We mean the Drug Store
Enos Reed q Bro, Portsmouth, Ohio. Always
well filled with everything in the way of Drugs,
Medicines, &C., and every other article usually
found in Drug Stores.
Call at this house, If you want pure articles, at
a fair price, Do not forget the name. The old
House of Enos Reed & Bro.
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Dandruff, so annoying from Its unsightly ap-
pearance on the clothing and from the itching
and burning Of the scalp, is detached cuticle or
outside layer of the skim It is thrown offby the
presence of humors. Rings Vegetable Ambro-
sia is compounded in part to eradicate this hu-
NOR from the scalp, and 1t does 1t most effectu-
ally In every case, leaving the head cool and
clean and the clothing as 1t came from the tail
Or's
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Kicker Jones, Druggists, of Portsmouth, offer
inducements to those who desire any kind of
goodssln their line. They have a full stock, and
their Drugs are pure, and selected with the great
est care.
Call on them, and you will be convinced that
the above Is true.
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DIED.

In jackson, on the Goth inst. Blanche, infant
daughter of David and Rebecca Lewis, aged 20
days. We sympathize with our friends in their
affilction. This was their only child.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.


The following are the proceedings in the Pro-
bate Court of Jackson county for the week end
ing on Saturday last:
In the matter of the last will and testament
of Judy Webb, decd, will fled and admitted to
Probate and Record.
The State of Ohio VS., John Hanna. AssaultIand
Battery. Transcript from the Docket Of D. W.
Winfough J. p. filed, and Recognizance entered.
In the matter of the last will and testament OF
Abraham French deceased, will was filed and
admitted to Probate and Record.
Austin 0. Walker, Minister License noted.
Joseph Atcn appointed Administrator OF the
estate of Daniel Stewart deceased. Bond 5000.
Two Inventories and one Sale Bill filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Welsh and Margaret Slaughtery.
David Rawlins and Mary Lewis.
Henry NJ. Sharp and Mary NJ. Russell.
(There was an error in our report last week, in
the matter of the sale ofthe Long land. Instead
of the sale of the residence of the deceased, it
should have been the residue Of the lands Of the
deceaSed0
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ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in BY noon on Tues
day each week. as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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She7'T''o Sale.

Bohm, Mack Co., ct all
VS.. On ist order of sale.
Samuel Saylor, ct al.
State Of Ohio Jackson county, S.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the
Sd day of September, AID. 1870 at the hour of one
o'clock p NJ, of said day will offer for sale at
public auction, mt the door of the Court House.
In the town of jackson, the following described
real estate tO-wit: Situated in the town of
Jackson, county Of Jackson and State of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows to-wit:
All that part of in-lot number seventy-two
(T2)j beginning at point on Broadway Street,
nnetytfive feet and eleVeh inches 9j ft. IL in:,)
from the southerly corner of said in lot; thence
along the line of Broadway Street. in a north
eaStegKy direction, eighteen feet Us n.l thence
at right angles with Broadway and parallel with
Main Street, in n north westerly direction, eighty
feet 80 it, thence in a south westerly direction,
and parallel with Broadway Street, eighteen
feet Us ft thence parallel with Main Street to
the place of beginning.
Subject to and encumbered by a lease, dated
June 4th, 1856, by Alexander Grafton and wife
to one James IL. c. Miller, for the term of ninety
nine years, and renewable forever, of the upper
br third story Of the building now upon said
premises of land.
To be sold as the property of Samuel SaylOr
and Others, to satisfy n judgment in favor of
Bohm, Mack 4 Co, ct al, on an order of sale Is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas of Jack.
son County, Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner of said Court.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff Of Jackson Co. o., and s. NJ. c. c. Pleas.
Aug. 4, lS70-5w. Pr SIG 81
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EARM FOR SALE,

The owner. not W ishing to farm or keep
house, offers his fine fruit farm again ID sale,
consisting of 240 acres so or 30 acres lniproVed,
ten aBfes of orchard, choice peaches, and about
60 appl5 trees, good RWrn and all other out
buildings, usually found ON good farm Plenty
of stock water. The above farm win be sold
very cheap for all cash, or oDe-half dowa and
the balance in payments. if desired The above
farm is situated two miles south ofM. & G. r.
r., Raysville Station, jackson county, Ohio
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll TO cali
and sec it. For further particulars Call on d.
MaelSley, who will show the plat, or on the
owner, who will show the land
Jul q, T0-6m. ROBERT MASON
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PERSONS prematurely gray can have their hair
restored to its youthful beauty, by using Halls
Vegetable sicllian Hair Renewer, the best arti-
Gle In the market.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

J.F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fcrs to TIE Merchants and Fhrnoccrihen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. Iyl
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Notice..

Rebecca j. Robertson of the county of Meigs, III
the State of Ohio is hereby notified that William
Robertson did, on the I'd day of July, A. D. 1870,
file his petition in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court ofCommon Pleas within and for the coun-
ty Of Jackson and State Of Ohio, charging the
said Rebccca j. Robertson with willful absence
for more than three years last past, and asking
that he may be divorced from the said Rebecca
j. Robertson, which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
Dated this Dist day of July A. d. 1870.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
CIV. By James Trtpp, his Atty.
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