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TO HOUSEKE EEPERS.

AP0S 1r1sR' ll,,.
CoNoENTRATR RD LYE,
st THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER,
The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
for sale. The only SEE6INE And iATEETE1
MySEURxcT1Rs
Tor It being "sAPoNITIER, OR CONCENTRATED
UNPRINciPkED LED Parties to endesvor 10 ins.sts
| It, In violation Of the Company's PATENTS.
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
ter1 AFrossEYS 'ss SSSrAN' nave '"p'0'e'' I" ''e"
GEORGE HANDING, Esa., Of Phladeiphta, and
I WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ, Of Patsssrg,
And that all MANUFACTURER USERS, or Sell
LERs Of Lye, in violation Of the rights Of the Com
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country
| Stores.
| a.. O.. TAKE NoTICEi r.. ..
| The UNITED STATES CiReuIT CouRr, Western
District Of Pennsyivanis, No. I Of May Term, in
1889, In suit Of .H' o..
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUrACTUR.
T.... ING COMPANY
THOMAS @. CHASE,
decreed to the Company, on November 10, 1882, the
- EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
| granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPONIFIER.
Patent dated october 81, 1885, Perpetual ,june-
ton awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OFFICES;
| I21 WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia,
PITT STREET AND DUQUEsNE WAY, Pasbs~s
hi-smif
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
GREAT LIFELIKE PLAY.
The SENSATION EVENT OF THE CITY.


IA N T Err BURY HALL,
~ Lousidnd Arenue, the corner Of Sirth street.
wm. Z. sinn........ Sole Manager and Proprietor
Gan TERBgRY HALL,
GAN TERB BDRY hal
GAN ksTkY HAkk,,
THE SUMNER THEATRE,
STANDARD MUSIC HALL,
THE RELIABLE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT!
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIONS
BRILLIANT PANToMIMIC DISPLAYS
BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIvERTIsEMENTs.
CHARMING oPERATIC SCENES.
THIS EVENING,
The great French BALLET Pantomime, as originally
performed by
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY!
THE GREAT RAVEL FAMILY!
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY!
At Hibios Theatre, New York, entitled
ROBERT & JAQUEs.
ROBERT Il JAQUEs.
ROBERT u JAQuES.
ROBERT Il JAQUEs.
This Pantomime will be produced with all the
requisite scenery, music, properties, and appoint
!,
NC, produced at the Great Canterbury, without
any eurtailment,b by
A TROUPE OF PANToMIMIsTs,
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTS!
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTS!
Second to none In the country.
M!ss EVA nRENT,
MMiEss EVA Eva BRENT: SkEsT:
The beautiful Charming Vocalist.
MR.. GEORGE r. EDEsoN,
The favorite Comedian and Pantomimist.
MONS LOUIS sZoLLOSY,
The eflcient Mai!rede Ballet and Comic Pantomim-
ist, who will appear In conjunction with
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
THE COURT OF BEAUTY!
Misses Kate Harrison,
~ Grace Grace BE- King,
Lucy Clifton,
The Great Corp. of Eshispisa s snSsns es%sassn. S
HkkY Mage,
n JAaEs II 5. : GpwaRbs, g I / bsss'
WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG,
S1Iin. Ss.tsr ,Se Al 6M
ENT ever brought together ia Music Hall.
Among the features OF the week, the most promi.
% HOW 10 AyoIp THE DRAFT
GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES!
HEIGHT OF IMrUDENCE!
The performance will conclude with the Great
B.llet Pantomimc, arranged by Mons, Szolosy,
entitled ROBERT AND JAQUEs.
Robert, an escaped convict. Mr.. Geo n. Edeson
Jnques, his companion Mons. Louis Szollory.
Other characters by the Pantomime Troupe.
Admission % and so cents. Private Boxes, hold
ing six persons, hye dollars. Doors open at TX
O'Clock; Performance at
A GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
viii he given next -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For the accommodation Of Ladies' and Children,
when the great Canterbury Company will appeal
The Great ZANFRETTA TROUPE, embracing
the principal members and only representatives In
America Of the famous RANEL TROUPE, are en-.
gagged and will appear at this establishment on
Monday evening, August 4, 1883 This unequaled
Company embraces \ full corps Of Pantomimists,
Gymnasts, Dancers, No, including
MILE JOSEPHINE ZANFRETrA,
The Beautiful aud Fascin atiag spanish Danseuse,
and MILE LOUISE ZASFRETTA,
the Young, Beautiful, and Daring Tight Rope Per.
former.
Gs- The public should mot be misled by the as.
sumption by other parties OF the whole or por-
ton of the well known name OF this truly gifted,
youthful Artistic In order to ingrAtiAfe themselves
into public favor upon her wel-earned brilliant
reputation. jyao-St
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A sSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
N OFFICE, corner OF @ and Twenty.second
sftets, Washington, D. G., July "a, 1889. Public
ssits Of CONDEMNED ANIMALS viii take place
| on the SECOND and FOURTH wEDNEsDAYs,
18th and 26th August, 1869. y. 81"
The prepertyis 10 condemned As unit for public
sales to commence At 10 O'Clock D.. n, and be
continued from day to day until the number on
hand All all be sold. 10
Terms cash, in Government funds.
c. II. ToMPKINs,
jya5-2st Captain, A. q. nj US. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

WHO WILL Bn CURED I'VE desire to call
p.eial Attention to the advertisement of the cele.
brstsd Or. Vellny, appears in another column
The Doctor Is sale and reliable whose
skil and experience 10 q guarantee that the unfor-
tunnte victim OF certain indscre tions can With con-
adence intrust his ease In his hAnds. Lei young
men be warned In time, aud seek the pest means OF
rsAei. rs.r.G, D.. o.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHINGToN MELoDEoN, r
w TWELFTH STREET, RsAn c.
WARRINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELoDEON.
WARRINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELODEON.
WASHINGTON MELoDEoN.
First appearance Of
a!ss s!ss MARY NARY %4t4ss,, %4tTss,
Continued success. of
KATE CLARE,
BILLY LACoUNT,
BILLY LACeUNT,
IDA DEyEsE, r1ss ,,c,ow
Miss LUcRow.
BILLY WEST.
BILLY WEST,
fRXsk HOWARD,
JOSEPHINE PARKER, f""N"
JOSEPHINE PARKER.
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS,
.DMissi0N, TEN CENTS,
HpMissi9s, len len CENTS CENTS,
HBMIssEos, HDMIssISs,, TEN TEN Gents, Gents,
HDMissioN, TEN CENTS.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
PROF.. G. INSAeHMAn.
| m.. PROF G. NHCHMXN,
PR9E PR9E g. EAGHMHN,
rendered 70 him by the whole Melodeon Company
HOST OF VOLUNTEERS WILL APPEAR.
WILLIAM ROCHESTER,,
jy2a-h Agent.
lUARIETIESi VARIETIES
" Fronting Pennsyrdnia Arenuc and NiHih S.
hhmlln Co.......................... .Proprietors
fi'z simmons. Stage Manager.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
GREAT LIFELIKE PLAY.
The SENSATION EVENT OF THE CITY.
.. 70 Z L E Il,
WA s II NC TON.
PICTURES OF WARRINGTON LIFE.
| HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITAL.
| LOCAL STORY TRUE IN PLOT.
EVERY NIGHT AT THIS HALL.
THE GREAT SUMNER RESORT.
VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLEs.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
GREAT PANTOMTME TROUPE.
| AGNES SUTHERLAND,
| JIM BUDWORTH,
| BILLY ROSS.
| FIFTY ARTISTS.
| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' MATINEE.
| THE GREAT PLAY PERFORMED.
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
| jyO-std
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

jysdtaul -.-.-.I
United STATES $40 BONDS,
~ o. s. 80 TREASURY NOTES,
u. COUPONS OF 1881,
Us. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
'' psrs. % Il EUROPE snd sSe NcrtSsrn ss csi.: all
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized 70 furnish 20 bonds at par,
until the ist Of August next, when the privilege Of
Orders for srocrs and GOLD executed In New
York exclusively on commission.
jyi4-im Bankers, s62 Penn. avenue.
TREAsURY DEPA ENT,
kENCY, WAsHINoIoN, July is, issa5WhsreAs,
Sssa a Tsss II s
Warrington and District Of Columbia, has been
duly organized under and according to the require.
o. n: BY 20
oulAiion md redemption thereof" approved Feb.
before commencing the business Of BANKING; :,
Ss.Sy h.s Ss .d
First National Bank Of Washington, county OF
Washington and District Of Columbia, 10 author-
lied to eommenee the business Of Banking under
In testimony wbsrsol witness my hand
It's and seal Of Office I'll, 18Th day q July, isss
jyiT-d2m Comptroller of the Currency.
1--WE WENTYt BONDS.
We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
Iu9 U. .. 5-2O BONDS
OF all denominations, upon application, Uiihow
any deisy.
subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery, and are re-
quested to call for them. n
100. y. JAY COOKE CO.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

WHITEaURsr's GALLERY, 43i PENNSYLVANIA
AvENyE, Oven TELEoRAPH HorfiGE.-Whitehurst
outstripping his competitors has received twenty.
three premiums In this country; also, medal at
the Worlds Fair In Iondon, lor superior work
His carte de Nisites, both PLAN and e0lored, are
ali the rage. See his photographs In colors. Fol
sale, Card Photographs Of distinguished menj also
Views OF Paintings In the Rotunda Of the Capitol
tended to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
NEW BOOKS.
NEw MILITARY BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
The War In the unitsd states, BY Col. Ferdinand
Lecomte. Price ei.
Msnusl o. Ihstruotions for Military Surgeons.
Manual for Qaastsfmssters and conmissaries.
Cloth, eli do. Morocco F1axabis, q IS.
The Compsny clssk. Cloth, ely herccco, Si.as.
Gen. Cullun's Military 1sidges-esD
Governneatef Armies N the reld, by neher-soc.
Ham@cnd,s ,cn Iy IHysiss, xisA spssisl hetsrenes to
Major vcevs lsy Tsbis-sG Major webb,s Pay
TaSlsmsa. s..S TIE latsst and best Pay Tables
All the above WORKS aad hittasy Catalogues
sent, sent BY nail, pcstpsid, oa receipt Of published
HUDo0N TAYLOR,
.h Booksel1er an1 oeationer,
ssl Tsnasylvania avenue.
jy2o--It tssa. and Daily Chrva.l
NJ Z W BOO ks. i
Miss Frances A. KENT les Journal Of Residence
on Georgia Plantation In 1855. ti2o. r
Nanstte and her Lovers. Paper, 10. f.1
Warrington fl.so - T.... .-ra
Lost and saved. so ...E,. IT,
Outdoor Papers. ei.26. d.. ..#. .r.-..
Memoir Of ifreiinshuysen. si.as. -.r,.
The Gentleman. TSc. .
For salsby HUDSON TAYLSA
boekseLer and etatioeef,
jy2o-eost tChron.1 ss4 Pennsylvania avenue.
g EAM NSHIP.
- BY 9. D. luce, Ll.utenant Commander. A
limited number just published, and for sale BY
HUDSON TAYLOR,
3s4 Pennsylvania avenue.
jy2o-st tChron. Sunday Chron. stl .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

uBslLrsa DAMAGED MnAT.-A butcher waf
arrested In Market yesterday, for selling damaged
meat. He was aned e6.9a BY Justice Thompson
at the Sixth Precinct Station-house. -........
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

SENT TO JAItsr-Thomss Conroy, who com
ni,ted an pAs Auit and battery on Michael Gsnnoi
with latent 70 kill, was sent to Jail BY Justic,
'tsfbefsop, to await tho result Of Gannon's inju
ries. Cannon Is extremely low from the effect
OF the assault. nI Is ..H.. N...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

INSULTING m srREEr.--Robert Long was
fined by Justice Gull si.st, for insulting In the
street man named Jamts Scot. dificulty 90
CURED between them about the ownership OF a
dog Long at firit refused to pay tha hne, and was
sent to the lookup, which surpasses In close tenn
pcraturc and loathsome appearance, the Chinese
"Pslace of the Beatitudcs," 90 happily described
by De Hue. When the man saw tho lock.up, Ne
Immediately returned to the justice and willingly
paid the fine imposed. rrs n -r.,,. ...l .r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25
Amusemehts.

CANTERBURY HALL.-To-night will close
highly successful week at this favorite place o.
amusement, and an entertainment Is promised
which cannot fail TO please any who may 60 there
to pass an agreeable evening. The amusing Ravel
pantomime eatitied Robert and Jsques will be
performed for the last time, and many other
pleasing features will be introduced, prominent
among which we may mention the singing OF Miss
Eva brent, whose many admirers will be glad to
hear that her engagement 10 likely to be extended
for some time longer.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

the day. This 10 undoubtedly the last night oi the
drama, and the only chance 10 witness 1t. In con-
connection with 1t will be performed the grand
music hall performance, In which Dudworth, Agnes
Sutherland and hfty artistes appear at this great
summer resort
PROFESSOR ASDERsoS.-This celebrated and
world-renowned magician will open on Monday
next at Odd Fellows Hall. The Professor will
shortly sail for California; so our citizens will
now have their last opportunity TO witness him
in his most wonderful feats Of necromancy and
prestidigitation. His tricks are all new, and ere
consummated without any sppArstus. No one
should fail to see him.
WASHINGTON THsATRE.-Ts Troupe 81.
penis.-Ths many ingenious modes Of ventilation
introduced by the preaent agemcnt Of the WASH
ipgton Theatre have rendered 1t delightfully."- cool
public resort. Every member Of Jane Enslish's
Troupe St. Denis sypeArs tonight, when the two
great pantomimes-" The Misfortunes OF Pierrot u
and Msison Rouge will be produced for the
last time positively. On Monday evening an ele'
CANT and entirely new programme will be submit,
ted. Mile Marietta Rsysl, the famous dsnseuse,
has returned to this ceuntry, and 10 engaged TO a
near in conjunction with the Troupe St. Denis, In
a few dsys. The great comic pantomime Of the
Golden Ees' is being busily prepared for pre-
sentatlon.
MISUNDERSTANDING crowded house last
night to hear the singing OF Mary Walton, the
young, beautiful and dashing vocalist. Tonight,
Mary will, by request, sing her fsvorite song oi
"Red Robin" Don't forget George Naehman'u
benefit on Monday next.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

CELLING OFF AT COST. FOR THE
- next sixty days, we offer our stock Of men and
boys Clothing at cost. jyl4
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-25

SMITH d BEALL HAVE ON HAND
- a fine stock Of Clothing for Men and Boys
wear, which they selling OF at reduced prices
36i seventh street. jyIx
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Proposals.



Office Of AssisrAST. oxxrssAEY o. srB.,.T-
HscE, No 4 s.ste- 1t, York. March o. 1904
4 RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals Will
N be- received by toe underSgned at This Office un.l
O'Clock D. m MOSDAY the 9Th Of April 1863 fs furnishing
DESIGNATED POTATOES for Issue TO the United States
Army months from April to October, iS6J at the
rate Of one hundred housund pounds per month.
The desccst-d potatoes must be manufactured from the
beat varieties potatoes and be 10 all particulars
feet article TO be ground and packed IN air tight tin
zinc boxes containing sixty pounds other less aud uni
for sDd convenient qusuy The tin or zinc boxes TO be
pacl in strong weale and strapped wooden boxes two
10 esch) with s1nken and bstened ends per ample 10 be
seen a this Office.
Each bid to have confederation must be accompanied by
sample Of ave foil aud complete Of The Pror' oicn
manufacture aud must state where the manufacturing es;ab
hshuent located ia order that may be visited with the
Wow giving Of the ability the proposing parties
to furnish the article required.
Each bid contain the written guaranty Of two
sbe pei sonswhoe ability respond IN bonds to the
ttousond dOQrs be certified by the u b. District
Attorney other proper officer, as follows:
ave the undersigned hereby that should all
paIt the above bid be accepted will give our bond 10
he Of thousand dollars that the shall be duly
filled"
Payment heretofore to be made in such funds be
furnished by the United States
Contractors expected hold their goods without
the United States until required for shipment
A. 3. EATON, Col and A. C. g. 3.
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Nem 19nbIieaticns.
VNHE BOOKS THAT SELL.

THE FLORIDA EXILEs AND pIE War rck sI.ysNS
w JOSHUA X. GiDpISGs fortwsnty yet.rs Meuoei o.
Congress Wan lu pasV illassTsii00s fnte iepei'
rs ce,ts; Cloth, 81
"r 6iddnss hea done histsk admiralty well II woin.
20 be the Of Ls ips life * ufbic seI'ice ~
STYLE IL of that kind Will ia nevfr reuaThe" "psn
ceat medium Sb ough With the eytN' "a. nee
trsyp without ~ oTtion cs
dore his councry mOru fvicc ibentie
these that issVe 81 % nc, the whoi,. course o. els
and bonefcs hie,"-l ktlantie hoF 1NGINFER
TRIPS IN THE LIFE OF DofoMoIi'hD "'
Papx 80 ceots, Cloth, VI ,o,, NJ,
Reecsuts his troiessiona ~, tehes ;sso Joarnal
pathetic detail tte deuitrdt ;ss az rars from
The New.Yck seains Pos Quted eoP h, singular book
IT, says: We Ose our ess,ss i' sur.s Of he
seeoId Of personal erPere en- ancid,nt, sT
sccasnt in the Of ',ried Iasau and there il
49, rscti,I wisdom ss3 instrietiye 81 %
mi, LED wlt1 che narrative throughout
ere 81. ,.o,,rSryr YnSTFR A. Co. Publishers,
Trade SUPPLIED by ,S ,. De- NJ Doolsdy,
| No. 49 Walker IT., Newly OH
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A FFIB0TED RESTORED IGNORANCE

Ia EXtOSEDi fALLfCl Us HNMASAED!
HlGHI2g IMPORTANr TO BOTH SEXES, Married OF
singe 'fiealth OF Dis-sse-Df. LANNON'S Paris Ion
don ADJ NewYOrk Medical Adviser esd Marriage u,iS
17sh es.o over 40 pace nearly laJ figure insua0ns
npou ~ nta and Nerves Debility. Urinary Depo'l''
unsToss fnpoteuCy, Affections OF the oiauu~
aud III 1neys. Ceaito Urinary Diseases and Their
eueucts Anatomy e the Sexual Organs OF the p9e
Sem ~, Lstes Researches in Physiology. European iysp
Prscs ee; Ouaeks their recipes sndsPechcsi tne A'so
nnseaaled Paris and Lendon Treatment NC MSi'ea d
Ssrboros treatment with MoTc1ry Copaba ltJecuons TAU
atoms ouack Specifics Antido.'s I'uusNFR Nc i
49, s. .rOtJSEY No l2l Nass8u.St OF consult tue
DOCTOR No 6f7 broadway Top siSifsl Ne"'i0'A' "o"
e. IN 10 6 n IN daily. IL, NJ Is,
ave coucsr with other papers 10 recommending I LAT
mont and MS 70 Courier DIES EtAts Inisi D'Ps'eh
Eiss,s Tei,nIg Atlas. Medical Review. &c.
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6Gales, %r.

X q w Ms STANDARD eCALES.--
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS
Aaspta 70 every br seh Of business Where correct and
duIsole SCALE i.Teqnired.
scnif2 ,ot hAtkkOADS, COAL aud Hay Dealers
81 SAtE2 doi IIhOcdslON CRAM aud IRON Dcasrs.
S. %. Jiio1EhS DRUGGISTS and Confecton
WsisnI5ass.eI, Beans EIsnlss ana APps,a.u.
nbIo 20 soit Foreign Standards all Of which
Il. BROWN lsueeessor 20 L. Brown Manaiset1Ye5'
No 3bHcsy-tt., opposite Astof Hons.
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Board oY SUPERVISORS, OFFICE No. = CRY Hail.
NEw.Y0RK, March 20, 1868
PROPOSALS for the Hiring or Leasing Of
PREMISES to be used Tor Armores for the various Compa
nie md OF the NewYos National Guard will be
received the office OF tho Cerh Of the Board OF oupef
toIs from ownegs OF properly and othera
The proposals state the locations quantity Of ToomteEm
OF lessee aud REM
By order Of special Committee on Aruorie, and Drill
Rooms JOS Is. YOUNG, Cerk.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERsAsTyE'GEsERApsO Yics,}
PHiLADELPHIA, March %, 1868. }
n - ,H.

DROPOSALS will be received at this Office,
Il until THURSDAY, the I'd q April, at IL O'Clock N
for the DELIVERY Of FIVE HUNDRED ARTILLERY
HORSES They must be SOUND free from blonish not less
than li hands high, and not Ic thsn five nor more than
eight wears old 10 be in good working condition. well
broken TO harness all Of dark color weighing les. than
100 No. aud subject to inspection. No mares will be taien
No bid will received bidder Tor than
one hundred horses One half the number TO be delivered
or before 18th Of April aud the balance on or before the
25th April To De delivered after inspection at any
poot reoaired Ia this city II the contracts not COM
peed tho time specified United States Govern
the right make good deficiency by Iuf-
chase In open market at expense Of the contractor
Ampo security via be required Tor the dithul perfofnsice
OF tbe contract The right is reserved to reject oil bids
deems cd tao high iSignedl q. ii. CROSMAN,
Assistant QuaTtermes eneTAl.
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Contents of No. 1852 March SIT:

Contents of No. 1852 March ST:
I..LEADTNo ARTICLES; Why Slavery Should Die
with the Rebellion; Stop the Swinding; The
k ks@. on k ksoss'i .aa %s l1 %n
s,ructve Presedeuti Lord Lyons in Council with
w NAbsso, Solder. May Votes The BIN Providing
that Soldiers Msy Votei Our City at Albany
Editorial Paragraphs
f II. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
m..0ENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V.FkOM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The N Tribune.
v..NEwYORK LEGISLATURE.
.r. W..LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS: Arrival oftte
l.. New-Brunswick and McClelIsni Naysl Engage
%cns a, PoTs Hudson aT FsI reg
Destroyed; The Richmond and MonOngaheIa Dis
% sSsS Bs~c Ssy capture S%s Of 'S
nsi Officers, Funeral Of Lisa. g mnsnder A. 8.
enoo % Of fss P NJ K f.sbane
f,MAP, Port Hudson.
VIII. GOV WRIGHT AT NoRWALK; Grand Union
Demonstration.
Lx..POETRY; The Flag.
x..THE REBELLION IN CHINA: Address by Boo.
49,. Wang TO the Foreign AJmirals and Generals in
S6ns The P1,pI,s: & the Psy ISsI AMI
b . lions and fnendhip with Foreign Countries.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
1.-THE REBELLION: The Mistakes Of the Past
The Dury OF the Presents Speech Of the Hon. j.
- W Julian Of Indians dian IN the House Of Represent
xn..THE SIEGE OF vICKSBURG: Extraordinary
Admission within s.d shout the City TIsln. and
Troops cou,tsn'II Mosils; Belief 10 The Progress
the YazOO; View OF tho Interior OF the Southern
70 sss Three TaSs.s al s SsDs
Cotton Westher and M1sketoes Correspond
snct OF The N. Y. Tribune.
1in.FRoM BEAUFORT, NJ c., Correspondence Of
Tue n. Y. Tribune.
xIP..FROM yfyKsBURO. The scena NJ I,,a,ast
Shiisd q New Point Plans for Reaching the
ppiiiages 70 be Constfuced Ex-senator OWNS
81 the Negro. &c S1ss Of M;
Prov /. csDsl Abandoned New App1sb.n
ncn, Of the Enemy Corresps ndeoce Of Tbe
l p pS anEMuDolEskHlTAklNG AT MUDDY BAYOU
ers: Arrivsl Of ssesIp. Division Hard Work
l Rysr ca nsssaei Some Of tneIn 5uaIding Red
co,re,poSdsrss o. AAS% s The Private Soldiers
xvI.yERNER's PRIDE: BY the Ap,horss.
Lynne 's" OF East
XVII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CHM
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QuARrENxAsrKn GKyERAHs OFFICE, !

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OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
" 10 send TO the Office tenders for
their charter II sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of tho veses their
dimensions enrolled red.teed tunnsge. actual carrying
cspaety material whether Compared whether side wheel or
whether copper fastened sze and power Of
engines aud boilers and should state the price at which they
are offered for long short chatter with The estimated value
of the vessel Of loss the Government should
prefer 10 purchase Instead CT chsrtering
Owners OF steam already in the service Of the
Department requested TO make known 10
The Department any reduction IA their present rates which
they may be willing grant ana also the pee at which they
will be willing TO sell them.
An such tenders should be addressed to the Qusrermaer
General Of the United States al Washington and should be
Endorsed Proposals for charter sale u teauer When
received they will be considered and the Department will
reduce the heavy attending army transport
alton upon The ocean and udewaer by substituting when
do cheaper vessels Of equal capacity for those
now employed.