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A very interesting statement OF facts rela.
tive to the invention Of DIR. Auer, (Which has
also been patented In this country, has been
received at tho department Of Agriculture, N
a letter dated Aprii4, 1se4, from r, Canlslus,
ESQ.,, U, q. consul at Vienna, who Is indcfatl-
gable in industrial researches OF interest and
value to his countrymen. Samples OF the
paper were sent last year. Accompanying these
papers are samples Of corn linen, Of close tex
tuFe, heavy and very strong.
Corn paper is already sold in Vienna as low
as that from rags, although the husks ar,
brought from Italy and Hungary to the paper
mills at schloegelmuhlc, near Vienna. II is
claimed to be equal 10 the finest linen paper,
For tracing and drawing papers II is held to be
superior to any other kind. Fine, fancy, and
colored papers are made with admiSturc oi
husk hbres and Tags. v,....
The cornlbre linen is not designed for fine
linen purposes, but may bc proHtabiy used as
common linen.
From maize husks are manufactured yarn,
paper stuff, nour-dough, linen, drllllngs, oil
cloth, knapsacks, flre-buckets, tar-coversi also
lettor.envclopes, howerpaper, clgarettc-papcrs
Photographic and parchment papers.
The cost of manufacturing at the Imperial
mills, to date of statement, was 273, ,7l0 norins
producing $40, 900, profit of 105, 200 forins.
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CEDAR KEYS, FLA, April -, 1854.
Sir have the honor TO report the capture
of the schooner Three Brothers, from Havana,
with an assorted cargo. The following is a de-
tailed account OF the affair:
At 4.30 p. m. on April IL, 1854, ] discovered
a schooner at anchor off the mouth of the
Homossasa river, Florida, and steamed for her.
At 545, being unable TO run any nearer TO-
her in direct line, ! dispatched two ermed
boats, In charge of Acting Ensign J. Hancock.
TO overhaul her. / then proceeded around the
reef with the ship and steered directly for her.
At $50 p. m. the schooner made all sail. and
run In shore.
At $3.50, being in 81 feet Of water, fred two
| percussion shells at her, one OF which struck
close to her. At z p. m. the ship grounded In
feet OF water, when | fred another she'll but
on accoHnt of the darkness could not see If Il
took effect. At $50 p. m. Ensign Hancock,
being within haillng distance, ordered her tc
heave to.
They did not comply, and he then fired sev.
eral volleys Of musketry at them. when The
anchor was let go, and he boarded and .ooE
possession of her.
At daylight on the 18th, the ship being aloat
steamed of Into nine feet of water, at samt
time discovered the schooner under full sal
standing towards us. At 1915 she passed
within hail Of us, and received orders to pro-
ceed to Cedar Keys, whore she arrived at !
?. m. same day.
The crew report that the captain and three
passengers Lad landed, taking with them a
| heavy package, said TO be six FOUNDER CUR,
D. b. SMITH, Act. Lieut., L. s. y.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FONs secesh Ladies' Arrested-Interes stir
southern Items.

--- ENsN7" Asauiob hEFebteu-m mNefestth2 =
southern Items.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 24.-Four Norfolk
ladies were arrested yesterday, and brought be,
fore Gen. Butler, charged with helng engaged
In rebel correspondence.
The steamer Moonlight has arrived from
New Berne, n. q. The North Carolina Times,
April I'D, says: Schooner D. s. SlIeman Is
ashore on Hatteras beach.
The powder mills at Raleigh exploded on tue
9th instant, killing several.
The body of Capt. Flusser, of the gunDoat
southheld, has arrived at New Berne.
The schooner Francis Hatch, from New York
for Baltimore, got aground on Cape Charles
and lost part Of her cargo. She was towed off
this morning.
The Wilmington (N. c. Journal, of tho
18th Instant, says much activity prevails at the
armory and arsenal at Fayetteville, and they
have advertised for large number of black
smiths.
The Wilmington savings bank has refuse, to
pay any Interests on deposits after April |.
The Pslmetto Herald, Port Royal, April 49,
received, says Henry Schumacher and Henry
stark were shot at Port Royal on the Goth inst
for desertion.
The captured steamer Alliance has be en- got.
ten of, and has arrived at Hilton Herd with
most Of her cargo.
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ALEXANDRIA NEW S .

ARRIVALS AND CLRARANoEs, CUSTOM HOUSE,
Port OF ALEXANDRIA. VA, APRIL 06.-Arrived
Sch. Maria DidAip, MullinIburs, New York, hay
Francis French, Loreland, do, do sch. L. D. Cow
porthwaite, Potter, do do; sch. Isabel Blake,
Smith, do, do,l str. keyPort, Ryther, Baltimore,
phia; str. Ceorgla, WIeSen, Baltimore.
Cleared; Sch. Margaret Kennedy, Kelly, BAlti-
more; sch Hannah Martin, Aldrlch, Baltimore,
sch. 0ccoquAn, swan, Sandy Point Hloop TeNSer,
cheshire, st, hIAry's.
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Notice.

The business of distributing the REPUBLIoAN
throughout this city, Georgetown and Alexandria,
has this day been placed in the hand OF Mr.. An
THUR SHEPHERD, who In our only authorized
agent 10 collect and solicit subscriptions to this
paper, and has also authority to solicit advertise
ments from the advertising community Of this and
the neighboring citiss for the NATIONAL REPuB-
LrcAS Mr.. shepherd is well and favorably known
in this community, from having been for several
months past one OF our principal Local Reporters,
and We commend him TO our citizens on his new
Ipis.
WACUIS0ToS, Auril l. 1874
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BENEFIT TO H. b. PHIlLPs.-The spectacular
play OF Tho Jowes'; or, the COUNCIL of Con.
stance will be brought out In splendid style at
Ford's Theatre, Wednesday night on the Oecasio IN
OF the benefit of Mr. Phillips an actor of sterling
merits In his profession, and very gentlemanly
and eatimable person. All those who desire to en-
courage good stock actors, az well as benefit the
stars " Of the drama, should take share or two
Of stock In this entertainment
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A Sailor Murdered at the "North Tcnd'o In
Boston-A Maine Re gIment Return Ing

BosTON, Mass, April "A seaman, With
naval uniform, whose name is unknown, was
murdered at the corner Of North and Lewis
streets, al | O'Clock this morning. Patrick
Sullivan and John Cookie were arrested as the
murderers, by Officer Ham.
The 18th Maine regiment, from New Or
command of Col. VIM. X. Kmball. Tue regi.
ment is one of the finest that has returned from
the war. II is now quartered at the Beach
street barracks, and will leave tomorrow for
Portland.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRINoLINE IN FAULT.-This morning, about
70 O'Clock, whilst car 49, Of the city passenger rail-
way, was going towards tho tapitel, young lady,
TO get of at the coTncT of Tenth street and Penn
syivAnia avenue, accidentally hooked her dress IN
the platform hAluster. She fell and was dragged
several yaris before the car was stopped. We
know, by the conductors crimson checkI, that he
felt sOrry, bu, strange to say, he never advanced
a step 10 dipentangie her dress. Tho LAZY was
emaneipated by pe des'r ism gentleman, and being
assisted into q private carrieRe, was conveyed to
her home. We did not see the lady When she fell,
hut We presume that the car wap stopped, and
that Madame CrinolIne must bear the blamC.
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In the House last evening, on motion of Mr..
Dawes, of Mass, a resolution was adopted
requesting the President TO communicate to
the House whether Hon. r., P. Blair, Repre-
sentative from Missouri, now holds any ap-
polntment or commission in the military ser
Vice. and If 50, whether he is now acting under
any such appOintment2
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Secretary Chase communicates a statement
to the Senate of a proposed alteration Of south
front of the Treasury Building, by which the
front is not to be taken down, but the depth of
area or yestbule is TO be reduced, and suite
of rooms added, Nhlch he explains will effect
a saving by the use Of granite for the north
front, amounting 10 Sl3, ,30s.50.
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The Rebel Iron-Clads.

e. A. Rossoau, a returned prisoner, denies
in the Baltimore 1mGricdH the statement made
in the New York World, that tho rebels have
place and Fort Darling. He says!
beg leave to state that three is the whole
number they have in and around Richmond,
and one of them lying at Rockets, far from
being complete, not even guns on her. There
are no distractions at all between City Point
and Fort Darling. Having been there eight
months, and on several occasions having an
opportunity of going out through the lower
part Of the city after water for the hospital,
(when We could not get water from the hy-
drants In the hospital yard,) l had full view
of oil the iron.clads and everything else in
James river within a mile of tho city. The
stations Of the lron-clads are as follows One,
incomplete, lying at Rockets, in lower end Of
the city. The second, exactly eleven miles
down the river from the city, aud the third,
which Is termed the Merrimac No. 2, lays a
half q mile from and inside of Fort Darling.
If they have distractions at all In James river
they arc opposite Fort Darling attached to a
wrecked steamer |, with many others, paid
particular attention to everything In and on
James river.
SuEARs.-B, F. Taylor, of the Chicago jour
nal, has the following about a couple Of distin-
gulshod tallors:
Things sometimes come strangely about.
Thus, met yesterday, Mr.. II. W. Marsh, Par
veyoT of the Sd brigade of the First Corps, but
who, In his time, has whipped the needle
through the seam, and kept the only bird that
ever laid golden egg, to wit, tailor's goose.
In the little, old village of Liberty, Union
county, Indiana, lang syne, this tailor kept a
shop, and observation-disclosures Il. Burnside tried
his prentice hand on the garments that Holmes
says were made for "gents''-pants, learned
tho trade aud left 1t. Now, the one issues
"plug' and "swect Owen" and the other,
General Orders. To lengthen little the tale
of the tailors, Andy johnson, the sterling Gov
ernOr of Tennessee, used to emulate the cross
legged god, Gandama, afOrGtme, and give tall
Tennesseeans "lts." From the accounts
hear, of his feryont and loyal speech before the
Knoxville Convention yesterday, II may DO In
lerred, perhaps, that hu has not so far changed
his profession but that he can give thcm fits
still.
A GUERRILLA SKuNIsu. - Lieut.. Jackson
came In yesterday from an extensive scout, and
reports pretty severe work. He had with him
about twenty men, and on Saturday night, when
near Accotink, the party commenced securing
the neighbOThOod, and at, about S O'Clock yes-
teTday morning discovered a considerable force
of gueyFillas, who showed a disposition to put
an end TO the Lieutenant's adventure in that
direction. A sharp engagement ensued, To.
sultlng in the wounding Of four of the guerrll-
las, and two Of the Leutcnant's men-one
slightly and one seriously. The guerrlllss
finally broke and fed, leaving their wounded,
and two horses with their equipments, on the
Aeld.-Ale1aHdrtd Journal, 26M.
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4 letter from William whiting, Esq, solici-
tor of the War Department, to General Fry,
will be found oh our third page, which gives
valuable Information upon certain questions
relating TO the enrolment of our soldiers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

The following joint resolution has been Of
fered In the Senate by Mr.. Sumner;
Resolved, That every railroad company In tho
United States, whose road Is operated by
steam, its successors and assigns be, and Is
hereby, authorized 10 carry upon and over It's
road, connections, boats, bridges and ferries,
all freights, property, mails, passengers, troops
and Government supplies on their way from
any State to another State, and TO receive com
pCnsatlOn therefor
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Inc subject ola temporary increase OF the
Iarlh was discussed in the evening session Of
the House. and the Joint resolution offered by
Mr.. Stevens was passed. The Joint resolution
provides that until sixty days from the passage
of this resolution, fifty per cent. sbalI he added
to the present duties on imports, provided
printing paper, unsizod, used for books and
newspapers, exclusively, shall be excmpt from
the operations ofthis resolution.
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lSnIAN BRAVES ON THE WAR PATH.-Two
eblefs Of the Chippewa delegation, which iH So
10 rhinB at the United States II tel, were pre-
Fentod by 4 member Of ngreIB with hottie of
champagne, Delightlng in the luscious bouquets
and deep draughts OF the fre-wAtGr, they bFcame
intoxicated is morning, and engaged 10 = savage
combat In which one hsd his noGe nearly cut of by
q tomahawk and the other was Ihot with revolt
ictl sssStAnce 10 rendered. It is probable they
win notbo able 10 witness Mr.. Forests perform
anee Of Metamora," at Ford's Theatre, this eve
ming.
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General sIckIes In CIncInnAtI-<8Ovsrnor
Morton to Take the Field.

CINCINNATI, April 2j.-Gonerals sIckles,
Gordon, Granger and Herman are In the city.
A general order, No. 10, from the Adjutant
Generals office, Columbus, April %, declares
that every member of the National Guard must
report in person, or by substitute, when called
into active service, or be treated as deserter.
1t is reported that Governor Morton will take
command in person of the military of Indiana.
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~ The railroad advertisements on our Jlra
,ags are inserted by authority oftas railroad COM
raniss severely named, arc officially corrected
WssR changes drt Rseds, hence cav BE- relied 'spoa
as correct.
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Sig. BrIgnoIrs Concert.

Tickets for tn g,and ope attic concert at the
WAshington Theatre, 10 Dig.t are selling rapidly
at MetzeTOtt's msslG store this Afte noon. The
prospect Of q full and fashionable house it very
iAtteTing. BTignOli il In magnificent voice, and
the concert viii be oR0 OF rare excellence
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Mr. ]. L. HAllenbeok has been appointed our
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisement
for the REPUBLICAN from the citizens OF Alexan-
drs and vicinity. Mr. Hallenbeek's Newspaper
Anh Periodical store Is at lI5 King street, four
lnors below the Provost Marshsl's office, Alexan-
4, Ns
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Mr.. Wilson has Introduced In the Senate, a
bill appropriating $4,000. 900 for cqulpplng,
subsistng and paying the new levics offered by
the Western Governors.
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GoLD.-At ten and eleven O'Clock a. IN. ls4 i.
was the bid for gold in Wall street. At ono
O'Clock p. m. II had dropped down to $50.
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EOUND--.ON THE aSTH INST. A
i POCKET BOOK, containing a sum Of money,
which the owner can have BY calling on Hon. J!
mont. Ap20ats
DN JAMES Z. INQUIRE & CO.,
ID AUCTIONEEES
FRAME HOUSE AND LOf on FOursand.A-hAIl
stgeet between south NJ and N ItFeetG-On SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON, ApIu sOth, at Q O'CLOCK,
on the premises, we ahall sell parts Oi LotS Nos
and 8, In tquATe No. bt6 irOnu 4 u foet on -Four.
REd'a half street, between south NJ and N Itrssts,
and running back $50 feet to an alley with the in
PTOVenent1, consisting OF TWO story Frame
Dwelling House, containing six rOOmS, with eel.
lHIl tne VINO g under rent for $40 per month
TERMS tWO-thiriH In oAahj the remainder IN OlX
months with interest, secured bya deed OF tEuHt
IOnveyAnces ut the cost OF the purchaser.
JAS. G. MeGUIRE d Co. DO.
Ap2sd Auoti0neefa.
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DIED,

On The asth instant, Miss LIEziR wHEELns, In
the cath year OF her age. ---.
The funeral will take place from the Ieaidenee
" q. 7. MeGlue. on near Eighteenth street. on
tomorrow (WedneadAyl, al 8 O'clock ,. N, The
tuaeral services will take place ~ Uufon Chapel,
are invited to attend, rs ny TTF
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~ Hscaa DE attention Of b',siMess men 10 he
Classification Of our advertisements. We intend
70 keep 6,saaes' sye 10 tts matter for ne o.nsIt
To- 0p- patrons,
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RAID ON Cow TowN.-Last night, several
patrolmen Of the Tenth precinct vi lted the cele-
brAted locality on the Island known as Cow Town,
and arrested thirteen black ha,lots, Of whom six
good behavior, The rest were dismissed sydney
smith, GeorgiAna Bseon, Elizabeth FitZhugh, liz
abeth Johnscn, snd Sarah Coleman wera fned 50
each, and Mary Blaokston IS, by JuStlce Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

The GRASDEsT BALL OF THE SEAsOS.-TO.
hEht, in T. Patent Office, the grand bal, in tOuOr
OF the lades Of the late fair, will come OF. No
pains have heen spared by the mNnagers 10 make
II worthy of the occasion. The celebrated otchsE.
band will dlsCourse such music as will 10 itself
worth the cost Of the tcketi and as the proceeds
OF tho ball will be distributed among the sodiera'
families Of toe District, 1t is hoped that full
hOuae will honor the oooAsiOn.
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COL, MORRIsOE', gpIrCu.

H.
GEN BIAIR; A few Of your personal friends,
some-perhaps the most-0I whose political opin,
ions do not accord with those which you enter
your purpose to leave Washington this evening.
These friends have known you long and well.
Your gallantTy, your heroBm upon the I'D
OF battle, yOnr wisdom In the cOunses OF the ma
tiln, above all and over all your manly condemns
tion OF the vonaIity OF those in positions of high
public trust have Commanded our respect our al.
miration, as they viii command = nations grati-
tude,
You go, as We ar informed, TO resume the du-
ties which you beioIe discharged with honor alike
TO yourself and your country In the army of the
United states. Bear with you, General, TO that
army, from us, and for us, sentiments Of affection
akin 10 those we entertain towards you. The pur-
poses they would attain are, trust, the aim OF us
all. II upon AM thing we seem 10 be vided, 1t is
because OF difference of Opini n as to whether
that upon which we are NOT OF one opinion will
best secure the ends for which they so heroiesIiv
offer up their liVes-these ends are the mainte.
OF our territorial unity and the
intact Of the beneheent Institutions which have
made US SO great as people.
General to convey TO you some token of remem
branos-Some evidence Of their appreciation OF
. your wOrth-yOur manhood. And, 6eeAu, e. in this
DIRE arena OF war, wheIeyOu have been so dlstin.
/ gu shed, II was for time my fortune to bear an
| humble part, because we represent constituencies
with common interests, hopes, aspirations. tnISt
common deSiniesJ because Curs Ate adioiDipg dis.
tr.cts Of adjoining states, divided only by that
great river which binds them inHepArabIy tOgeILer
as equal States Of common nstiOnaity, 6ecAuso
am your neghbor, your ffiend-hcnoe it is that
tlis PHEASANT uutl uhb uetu hbhlRneu To Gene.
raj, Oi pFe,enting to you this sword. With II we
give you assurances ( our mo i earnest desire ior
your SuceesH. We invoke for you the favor OF q
( common Father, In whose favor you cannot fsiI.
GEN. BLAIR's REILLY
! L 'I MORRIsUsi accept this sword iu the Same
spirit which prompts you, and those for Whom YOU
speak, 10 offer It II vii AlwayB pOsseIs a ilVh
Vaue In my estimation as an evidence of the affec-
tion of personal friends with whom have been
long and intimately associated. And, Colonel, |
receive II with more pleasure I, ON your hand be.
cause ittoo,has Welded sword 10 the face of the
the field OF battle at the head Of your regiment.
/ You have been Lind enough to allude TO my ser
vices during the great struggle In which we are
engaged. ThAve simply aimed to do NV duty 10
my country wherever have been placed Il is
gratifying to know that to some extent ct least /
have won the appreciation of my friends and
cOuntrymen.
IEo At onos, as you have heard, to the Army OF
the Cumberland to en- 'er upon my duties In The
neld but tuIt, Colonel at no very distant dAy 10
I meet you and all my friends under more vi div
auspices, with the Union restored and peace
smiling On the land. thank you, one and al, for
happiness and prosperity
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~ This pdpr Is Hot' Jfs'vS'tsaTi BY earrs,rs 70
.S,,bsoribcrs IN his city dad Georoao'rn at nirts
ecnts PER month. .ann
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nz-7Rs 0Nlcs ofns Natio''Sl Rep''bliear q Al
5ll Niath street, bet'Nn RsHRylvania aseniNaNd
n STREET.
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EXCITEMENT on the Avenue, No. 43s, near
Four-and-A-half street, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store. Gold-plated Jewelry' in every variety for
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tSs- SubscribeTs taliagto recsiss n Rsp''e''ca'
rs1aiarly sril plsasc nottp tais o1scc,
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The MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvES-
TIoE.-Thls convention meets at Annapolis to-
morrow, 9Th Instant. A large number Of the
delegates passed through Baltimore yesterday.
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Persons OF fsedentAry habits, troubled with weak.
ness, las ituds, palpitAtion Of the heart lack Of
appetite distress AfOr eating, torpid liver, SoAst
patton, &c, deserve to Hufier nthey will not tTy
them.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and arc warranted to produce an tnI.
nlediiae beneficial et0ot. They arc exceedingly
agreeable perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any Ferson pretending to sell PlAntG.
tlon Bltters IN bulk or by the gallon Is swindIeg
and impostor. 1t 10 put up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles ronllsd with imitation
deleterous Stu, for which several persons are al
ready iIr prison, See that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork uDmtaSlated,
and our signature on stoel-plAte side label,
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hAh-
table globe P. II. DRAKE h CO.,
fcg2. ensm eo9 Broadway, n. Y.
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Speeches Made Upon the Occasion of the
Presentation of the Sword to Major
Gen. Blair, Saturday Evening, April
~, 1854.
Yesterday we published the fact that a sword
was presented to Gen. Blair by Col. Morrison,
member of the House from Illinois, in behalf
of few friends, and gave description of the
sword. Below we give Representation speech
of Col. Morrison, made on the occasion, and
the reply of Gen.. Blair:
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WASHINGTON. d. o.

TUEsDAYmsnm'nnnnn;'''n,APRIL 30, 1884
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lB-sec first page for proceedings Of the
City Councils.