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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

The POPULATION OF RICHMOND. - The
Richmond Republic says; "If the population
Of Richmond was, on the lst Of July, 1865,
only ifty thousand, rs computed by the Off
cials, it has decreased at least fifty thousand
since the lst of April last. The population
Of the city before the evacuation was largely
over one hundred thousand. If there are
now twenty five thousand negroes in the city
fifteen thousand Of them have come hither
from the country since the occupation by the
Union authorities. The collapse of the con.
foderacy, and consequent downfall of slavery,
has altered very little the condition Of the
former slaves in this city; they are generally
living with their former masters, and are
supported by them just as fornorly-somo re:
ceiving wages, some only their victuals aud
clothes. The negroes who have emigrated
from the Oountrytaro generally young and
able bodied. Among the resident negro pop
ulation who are living to themselves, there
are few widows and orphans, the male ne
groes not being exposed to, and not having
perished like the whites by the casualties oi
battle during the war. .,t..., .'.~1
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Bx rELEaHAPu.
LATRsT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Late from Te1as-Cortcnas at Browns
l., vale, Toxss-IIe b. Required by Gen.
Steele TO. Keep the Pcace-A Bat-
talicn 60 DO Raised 20 suppress
GucrsiilAs, &C. .sL,fEl N
Ngw Yohk, July as.-The steamer George
Washington has arrived with New Orleans
dates to the 22d inst.
Our hles contain the following news from
Texas:
The Matamoras Commerce, Of the 18th
inst, says Gen, Steele has required Cortenas,
who Is in Brownsville, to keep the peace,
but having access 70 Mexico he continues to
rob on that side and seeking refuge on the
American side.
Gen. Monat had received authority from
the Emperor to raise battalion Of Texans
for guerrilla service instead Of ten thousand.
There Is between seven and eight thou.
sand Missourians and Texans on their way
10 Mexico. They were organized and armed
by Gov. Allen, ofLousiana. They are hourly
expected At Monterey. I' w a.-..
Complaint is made that the Federal au.
thorities do not furnish transportation to
paroled rebel soldiers, who wish to return to
loyal States, mnny Of whom went to Texas
before the war and were oonscripted.
Business is becoming quite active in San
Antonio. There was no general celebration
Of the Fourth Of July there, though most Of
the people ceased business, and some cele-
brated by hoisting the Union Gag and others
by hauling the flags down.
Gen. Shelby had reached Eagle Pass, but
the authorities ut Padras Negras had in
formed him that he would not be allowed to
take his men into Mexico with arms In their
hands, but he would, however, be allowed TO
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28
ANDREW JOHNSON,

President OF the United states Of Amer
To all ohon u may concern: 90
Satisfactory evidence having been exhib-
tied to mo that RoDERr BARTH has been
appointed Consul of wurtemburg, for Mis-
souri, and Illinois, do hereby recognize him
as such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges,
as are allowed to consuls by the law Of ma
tions, or by the laws Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the Seal Of
the United States to be hereunto afired.
Given undor my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the twenty sixth day Of July.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
t.. s. eight hundred and siIty-ive, and Of
the Independence Of the United States
of America the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
W. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary Of State. :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28
Rtotous Demon strations at Concord, /,
New Innushire

CoScoRD, July 27.-Dcmonstrations of a
serious riot were made here last night, by
some two hundred returned soldiers. They
threatened to clean out a clothing store
under tho Eagle Hotel because the propric-
tor of the store charged n soldier with at
tempting to steal. The soldiers proceeded to
the Jail and demanded the release Of two Of
their number who had been arrested, and
threatened to demolish the Jail At this
time two companies of tho Veteran Re-
serves were ordered out, and the riotous
soldiers scattered in different directions.
Much sympathy is felt for the soldiers, who,
it is said. are unnecessarily kept out of their
pay and discharge papers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

The court marshal in this city of which
Major General EwISe is President, have ac-
quilted sergt. LEWIS L. CHUBB, 18th Michi.
gan Light Artillery, on the charge that he
permitted GEORGE G. ArzERoDr whom he
had arrested and was holding in custody, as
suspicious character, to pass through the
lines and go towards Rockville, Nd, un-
vouched for and unrecognized. This on the
night Of April Nth, 1855, tho night Presi-
dent LINCOLN was assassinated.
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CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. - The
following is the amount of certificates of in
debtedness issued and redes med for the week
ending July %, 1865:
Issued 49,
heueeineu' ''''s'.'''''s.'s...''' oiVoo'VVV
FRACTIONAL CuRREsCY. = For the week
ending July %, 1865, there were issued and
redeemed 1892, 2GO, divided as follows;
lssueu '''''''s...'.'s.'' .TbIH'WN
Redeemed. ..'....... ...'...............,. 3a5,Sou
INTERNAL REvESUE BUREAU.-Tho Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that manufactured tobacco. upon which duty
has been paid according to law, may be cut
into smoking tobacco, or Gne-cut chewing to-
bacco. if done in the presence or under tho
supervision of an inspector, without becom-
ing liable to an additional duty. The to-
bacco must be weighed before so cut, and no
additions to or substractions made from the
same.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

The following order was issued this morn
ing: Until otherwise ordered, mails for At
lanta, Augusta, Macon, and West Point, Ga,
Montgomery, Ala, aud for points contiguou,
to these several places, and between them
and Chattanooga, Tenn, may be forwarded to
their destination via Nashville, Tenn, SOL
diers having been detailed for service on the
several roads and placed in charge of the post
Office wherever there are military posts.
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HANDY SEA VOYAGE FROM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
A SALT WATER TRIP DURING
THE HEATED TERM.

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,s' '' "on' W "ss' '"' sum
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"ee ". 'n' ''''N''
- '' s''
%snv 81 onr .,mh b.na hon U nUii,r oS ,b.
.,ms ,,.ro,.s,, .ora,o, IN nro,;or. s,
mar, bnt thu, d.,ns;or :, b,rn;rv ov.r W.
b,x. discovered within tho mas, wall ,hot
notbino 4. sas;sr for W.sbin,,on;.r than
to make , trim unor tbs mos, h.on,;rn,
LII =. $1,000 c- I.,.,,
xo,I.d ,on n,;.or;o. o,a 20 .oo, OF the
bs,,.d hoav .nd snir;, ,Don N. ho.om os
m. ooo.n
now TO poIr.
Sngularly enough the suggestion came
from n Western man, lately brought to reside
here 4, The Can't-get-avay Club were in the
doidrums. "How terribly hot il is, Ican't
leave town at present, and how can stand
up to my work unless get temporary relief
One days sail in cool waters just to give
nature q FLIP would enable me to 20 through
without breaking down"
These and similar remarks were made by
Tom, Dick, and Harry Of the club, when our
inspired Western friend spaks words of wis
dom, as follows: Let US go to Norfolk
and thus: Take the three p. m. train to
Baltimore, look the Monumental City in the
eyes for an hour, then step on board the new
line of bay steamers, spend few hours in
Norfolk, return by the same, later taking
look at JEFF. and his mates in the classmates
OF Fortress Monroe,) and to work again next
morning" The members of the club voted
agreed" "emine eontradicemts, even our
eynie voting aye.
And so We went The ride in the ears
was pleasant enough, for the motion made u
breeze which cooled away the Washington
heat. Arrived at Baltimore we took an
ample lunch of roast beef, rare, and soft
sheIIed crabs, and then we betook ourselves
to the steamer lying at foot Frederick street,
mot Rick Street" ns the Baltimore Sn"
hath IL in the advertisement. Here We
found the steamer Dictator" ready for dc
parturs at Q o'clock and of We steamed dOwr
the river into the inland sea called Chesa
peake Bay. 5., 'd i"E~r
1t was glorious. The air was fresh ant
inyiVnraiino h..I ,xAs far0otten and even
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

Rosa BoNHEUR IN CouRT "A DrcisioM
Against He.-The Imperial Court Of Paris
has heard an appeal against Judgment Of the
Civil Tribunal of FOntainebleau, In an aetion
brought by NJ Pourehet, Of Lyons, against
Mad lie Rosa Donheur for breach Of con tract
In December, 1850, the artist engaged to
deliver to M. Pourchet painting TO be exc
outsd expressly for him, at the price of
ID, OO0f As the work was not sent ut the
specified time NJ Pourehst wrote TO complain
Of tho delay, and long correspondents on,
sued, which onded In the absolute refusal Of
Mad'lle Bonheur to hlhll her engagement
NJ. Porchet then commenced legal proceed
ings, and demanded 6,0OOE damages for
breach Of contract, but the tribunal rejected
this demand, and condemned the artist to
deliver the painting within six months, under
penalty Of 2Of for every days delay beyond
that time Against this Judgment Mad'lle
Rosa BQ9heur now appealed, and repeated
her refusal to deliver the painting. After
herring counsel, for both parties the court
qq,shed tho Judgment, and trying the case on
It's merits oQld0pned the appellant to pay M.
PourOhot %,eOof damages, with all the costs
OfIsuit.
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The. New York State Teachers, Con-
u...Y o. vention. ....

ELNrRA, July 26.-The New York State
Teachers Convention assembled in this city
yesterday, over four hundred teachers being
present, including delegations from Pennsyl-
mia and Maryland.
Among the distinguished gentlemen pres
ent were the Hon. Charles r. Coburn, State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, Penn
sylvania; Hon L. Van Bokkelen, State Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction, Mary
land; and the same officer for this State, Hon
V. M. Rice.
The Convention Is considered the largest
assemblage of the friends of education ever
held in this State. 1t is still In session.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

"PYRoMANIA.' IA curious excitement is
at present prevailing in Philadelphia. The
excitement arose from the discovery of Ave
fires within twenty -four hours in one block
Of houses on Reckless street, which runs from
Front to Otsego, north of Washington ave
nue., Southwark. An investigation by Fire
Marshal blackburn discovered the fact that
the 6res had been kipdled by small child,
but for what purpose Is pot known. The child
10 probably affected by mental disease
called by s9ms medical men pyrQPpaRia
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The Pirate Shenandoah Destroying
Our Whale ships-Her Commander


SAN Francisco, July 2O.-The whaling
bark Milo arrived in to-day in eight days
from the Arctic ocean, with the crews Of
several vessels destroyed by the pirate She
nandoah. .uE t.H
During the last month the following whal-
ing vessels were destroyed by the Shensn-
doah the Edward Carey, Hector, Abigail,
Euphrates, William Thomson, Sophia Thorn
ton, J. Swift, and the Susan.
The Milo was bonded for the purpose Of
taking of the crews.
The Shenandoah was continuing whole
sale destruction of whalers, and would prob
ably soon destroy another fleet numbering
sixty vessels.
Her commander was informed of Lee s sur
render and the collapse of the rebellion, but
he did not believe II. He believed in Lin
coins assassination, for he expected it. The
Shenandoah coaled at Melbourne last. She
was manned by English and Irish sailors.
Some Of the captured whalemen Joined her.
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During the rebellion us have hoard 90 much
said in disparagoment Of this fine old town
that we were prepared to find il "disa-
greeable hole" But whom once we have
passed the outskirt of docks and wharves
which present the most disagreeable features
Of every seaport, and fairiy entered the place,
wcfnd Norfolk very comfortable town.
The business streets have business like air,
and stroll among the residences of the F.
F. VS. reveals many facilities for enjoyment.
II Is true, that many Of the houses and fences
are in need Of a fresh coat Of paint, but our
cynic suggested n reason, viz: that the place
had been in state OF war, and while the
owners did not wish to adopt o neutral
tint, " they dind't know for long time what
the prevailing colors" would be.
The trees and towering shrubs of Norfolk
are abundant and luxuriant. The Grape myr-
tie here grows up to a lofty tree, covered
with the richest bloomery imaginable The
magnolia-as, for instance, that fine specimen
s'S y. 'n' ,''S''' w.
eupied by @. p. R JAMES, the two horseman-
power novelist-attans the richest perfection
here. ....u.. ..
ra'',"B "ons ono vi ."' s'reee' "'
o'.'D'u "s"'".' '"' ',"'''s' u "s.''S'
well loaded with goOd-siHed fruit, which
leaned over tho sidewalk. The truth Is that
'o ',,, an. SUI VI t'oi'o'A 10
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Pe"Ae D1'' o."'e :" oo ''''O'
oN "N
~ 'o1"~ 'l 'o'N SVo" "''' '"S
snru0h spot vi 'n0 ''u Do"i'n'on' ien"'e
"nhePPa anu ner horse' iho morse oen"'eu
very "eh' Inc morse a'a not In oO's'er'
ous' onehsNe' uhiemin'ne ana uhpatriou'
manner announce itself an English woman
ana an admirer oil the reoeiiion-did not de
clare that Lincoln was miserable Plebeian
that the only gentlemen In this nation wer'
the rebels
The horse did not' furthermore, after pour
ing great deal Of vulgar abuse upon the
Yankees rainiy attempting to provoke some
angry reply from loyal men, assert that 1t
would have been 80 happy " hit could
only nave had hoBERr H. LEE Tor iathei
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Made n Depository OF PubIis Moneys.
The National State Bank of Desmoinss,
Iowa, has been designated depository of
public moneys by the Treasurer of the Uni.
ted States. -.-----.-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON is willing to
be forgiven. He asks for pardon Of the
President, and one of his specifications is to
the effect that he advised the rebel govern
ment to make peace on the basis of restora-
tion of the Union several months before the
war was closed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

THE Jackson MisTSstPjiaDo ssys f'we
learn that unbleached dOmestics IN this city
have fallen from seventy-hye to forty.hVe
cents per yard" On which the Vicksburg
HeraH sagely observes "'I nbleached do
mestics' have fallen hGrs from eighteen hun.
dred dollars to zero per head"
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Hon. sehuyier Gotta, inp7 Oregon.

PoRrLASb, Oregon, July 2O.-Goy.. Gibbs
and the State officials welcomed Schuyler
Colfnx and party at Salem, yesterday.
Speeches were made by the Governor and
others, and were responded to by Mr. Colfax.
There was q large meeting to welcome the
visitors at Oregon City yesterday, and at
Portland to-day. ra...u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

At Picba's faoiie tears her Lover sIghs,
Dry up, my dear!'' and, Darling, wipe your
eyeaih .H .t"n..
Alas lac hndE his soft PerauaaiOn's force
Has but enlarged and changed the Wator conTse !
FOR drops belOre-tO vent her aqueous Iaind-
Ahe shows u dreadful Waterfall behind.
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A B.ls,mer, vessel A,hore,

Bosros, July 27,-Tbc brig L. O. Watts,
from Baltimore for Boston, with o cargo Of
coal, ran ashore at Naushon, four miles west
Of Tarpaulin Cove, and is fan Of water.
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The PrasdnasR Rad Governor Perry.
General HOWARD, Of the Prssdnens Bu.
reau, has received a commupication from
Governor PERBY, Of South Carolina, in which
he assures General II. that he shall have his
hearty cooperation in seeing that justice Ia
done to the negroes Of that State.
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LOCAL N f w = .

NAVY Yam MArrrRs- VESSELS B.INo
ppvp.upn yop s.Lr -Commodore i n Mnnt'
uamery left tbe ward TesteTday on n pleasure
sSrtn lie Will 6s aw,y shont thrso ,yaoIs
nnri,, hi. shsance Cant.I, Ion,,on smith uiIi
he in so,nmand IN tbe rsrd ''" "'''
M Samuel CSoss ia ahIs c,srt NJ tho ward
ro,nrncJ Last sSsnJng fro,n Pinoy pni,t iosrin,,
,n,,ch bs,,ar ''' 'A'' -''"'' '''N'"s
Y.sterdsv tbers w.s , ,disobarge of sixtasn ma,
sram tba i,horors, ssna ''' '"'"
The new gunbont swstara- bui,t in Pb,lads,.
,l,s and bronoht 10 tbis xara 10 rscsive bar ma
shinery ia now on tha ws%s sbe i. hsins son.
nered 1nder The Observation-Disclosures an of Msstsr shin
rarnenteT Talbott Her engines wbich are hsl
Inc made in the machine sbon nndsr M.st.r
MncbinI.t William. will shortly Ia apisbeJ ani
the vessel viii be ready lar ssa $50
The large, new building for proyisious and
clotbing H. nearly eomniatsa and Ia anita an or.
nament 10 the ward =. ''' f'N
Workmen are now epuaged on tbe foundation
Of The extension on ths reilInv mili when com.
pleted thin will be one Of the inest shop. in Tho
ward
The steamer Eeystope state arrival nj tho ward
yesterday Afternoon
The foiIowing -named vsssels ara now living M
the ward. ont of commission. and being prepnred
for sale, Steamers Dumbarton LJlian. Yankee
Chase, Jacob Bell, Raj. Iris, Lockwood. Gera,
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CRIMINAL CoURr--Judgs Wyiie---(E (Edw. G.
Carrlngtou ESQ, District Attorney; prosecuting.
John Cain, indicted for larceny, plead guilty,
and sentenced to Albany Tor one year.
James Carrall, Indicted for larceny, plead
guilty; sentenced to Albany for two years.
George HumphTsyH, indicted for assault and
resisting OficeT; submitted his case, and was
sentenced to be Imprisoned In jail for ton days.
nois prOseQpi wTs entered In another case
against him. ,,.lrr.....u
Daniel Cocksndorfer, indicted for stealing a
horse: yerdies gully 3gd naaQwpeRded 20 mprpY
on account Qf hayi4g been Y SqlaloTr SeatonOea
to Albany for two years -.,l u
WIN, Warren was found guilty Of larceny, aud
sentenced 10 Albany for two years.
Nancy johnson, Indicted for larceny verdict,
guilty, aud the Jury believe her to be uuder Is
Ella Joh pIop waS found guilty Of arson, and
sentenced 10 Albany for three years. =
Charles n, Young was found guilty Of larceny,
and sentenced 70 two years In the pepileatlAry,
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New YoRK, July 27.-kt Gailaher's Ex.
change: Pive.twenties, 1861 New York
Central, 90; Erie, 97I Hudson, 1l5l
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p "A 8 3 p o n + 3 Z.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad.
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on PERSONAL application
at the Department Of State. n.y4-3m
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SARATOGA, July 27.-Lieutenant General
Grant, his family and staff aud Mrs. Bige-
low, wife Of our Minister TO France, arrived
in town this evening. ,--
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THURSDAY, July 81, 1855.
Prtces 0fuen 6eIoto reer TO ,ohoLesals opsraffons
only, unless Othsrtofse erpressed. ..
CoFFBR. strictly prime Rio Is scarce and held
at % cts. gold. Ordinary to prime we quote at
2Oa2lIh cts. Demand moderate. .... ~ ...
fLorR.-Priees show wide range, sales being
reported OF Howard street super at ~. 6OaAS, the
inside figures for common and the latter for
choice. We have also to note 800 bbls. Howard
street extra at IS. 30. Demand fair at the close
for retailing brands, and market Arm at quota
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

THE SALES AT THE NAVY 'YARD.-The
sales OF vessels At the Navy Yard have been very
successful. The lsst ,I sale, I which netted over
value Of the ships.
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Bx pEx-RaRAPH..


CIscIsNATI, July 26.-A severe thunder
storm yesterday morning canscd considerable
damage in this neighborhood. ~.
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THE BOGUS BRIGApIER TURNED OVER TO.
TnE CVIt AUTBoETrI gs,-fredeTiok Clinton,
ing tho Brigadier General aud sent 10 the Old
Capitol, was this morning released by order Of
General Augur upon the Recommendation OF
Major Gaines, and is'to no turned over to the
civil authorities. ~ ~
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ORDERED TO THE POwHATAN.-Third AS
sistRnt Engineer John Clements, formerly at
taehed TO the monitor Saugus, has been ordered
to Boston for duty on the steamer Powhalan, /,
which VIII Join the Paeido squadron. MI;
wishes Of many friends for his welfare and fn-
ture success. He Is an old Washingtonlan, aud
well known throughout the city,
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In boring for oil in cIsarlisid county, Pa,
salt salt instead Of oil was struck, at depth 81
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Jesse Louis was this morning released from the
Old Capitol by order of the Secretary Of War, and
was turned over to the civil authorities, Louis
was arrested sQmG HWn siAee ~ = nQted guerrilla
in WOstmorland county, Virginia, III,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

SEVERE ACCIDENT Yesterday morning,
Lieut.. WIN. II. Churchill, OF the 9Th United States
cavalry, Gen. Grants escort,) while riding on
horseback, was severely injured. II seems that
his horse stumblod, fall, and rolled over him,
causing fracture Of the base Of the skull. Sur
geons Brennan aud Billings, U. s. A., are attend
lug him. He Is lying In au unconscious con :
dillon. ~. ~ ...r...
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So The Bridal Chamber, am Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Msa. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary aud sexual systems. sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR, J.. eKILLIM
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, PhilAdslphia,
Pa, ~ 'l,.n IT a,.N mhSl-y
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2s, 1865.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB-


For the week ending July 2s, is printed, and
is for sale at our counter. 1t is filed, as
usual, with interesting matter.
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Aa- New York State soIdiers' Agency
teenth streets. All information Of Interest or
value to the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished grstuitously upon application
at their new rooms, either In person or by letter
teenth streets. ".F '' mil GsAtuthf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO Post-Omce, Washington city, ID.
c., July 81, lS6J.-Hereafter the NORTHERN
AND EASTERN MAIL, departing at 8 a. m, will
close at 4 30 u. m. 8. J. BOWEN,
jy4.6t Postmaster.