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From New Orleans, Mobile,
and Havana.
Fort Spanish Invested on
Three sides by the Army
and the other by
Gunboats.
Assistants Secretary Fox at Havana
ArguellcS SeHteated Nineteen YCan In tN,
Chain Gang, and to Pay Fifty Thou,
sand Dollars.

New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer Lib.
oriy from IIow Orleans on the I'd and la
yana Oh the 9th, has arrived hero.
The advices from Mobile are no later thai,
we have already received.
The correspondencs'Sf New Orleans pa.
per states that Fort Spanish, near Mobile, /,
besieged on three sides, and that tho gunboa,
are operating on the other.
Tho steamer Santiago de Cuba, with A.
sistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox on Joa'l.
en- route for Charleston, arrived at Hayana %
the Ith instant. The Iukn mud CherVA
also arrived, the former leaving again oa Ii,
9TH.
The sentence Of Arguelles is understooi
be bRnishment for nineteen yoars in the cL'a
gang at Centa, Afrioa, and One Of So, Wv
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
An Outragc ia FnIrrnx County.

We arc informed that on Friday night last
a party Of soldiers dressed in Union garb GA.
tered tho house Of MIS- Fitrhugh, in Fairfax
county, and carried oil her ailEor plate, a set
Of rich furs aud other valuable'. Ma. fitI.
hugh is represented to 10 Union womsn,
who owns about 5000 acres of land, froul
which large quantity Of wood has been
taken by the Government. Gen. Augur is
investigating tho matter, and il the soldiers
belong to our Army, they will doubtless bC
severely dealt with for this outrage upon an
aged and dcicnceless lady.
Mrs. FlrEnvGH is nn aunt of Gen. RoDEEl
l. LEE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
Closing Rebel Ports Of Entry.

1t will bo seen by \ proclamation in an
other column that tho blockade Of rebel ports
has been sOt aside, and the ports closed 10 fHl
as the privileges of importation, warchousing
&c. We perceive that the port of Koy West
is included in tho list, which was, wc pre-
sumo, an inadvorteucsi for that port has
never boen in thd hands of the rebels nj all,
and it is quite inportsr' 1t should DO left m
open port for supplying our naval and mill
tary forces there and thcreabouts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

We sec it stated that n gentleman, whose
name and residence is npt given has appro'
priated one hundred thousand dollars to con-
stituto fund for the support of school o
Industrial science in Worcester, Mass, con
ditioned that tho eitiTeus Of that place fur
nish the means for purchasing lot Oi
ground and erecting suitable buildinG9. II
is understood that this institution will afford
instruction to persons intending to ontor upon
practical lifO such as manufactures, farming,
mechanics, or commercial business.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

The Richmond IVhig Of Saturday says, in
reference 10 the late conference:
"Tho statement that thore would be L
meeting last evening of such members oil the
Virginia Legislature as sill remained In the
city was not strictly correct, There was nc
meeting Of legislators or others, but simply al
informal conference aud consultation Of pTt-
yRto indivi iduals, among whom were five OF
six members Of the LegihatuTe, Tho motive
of these gentlemen in coming together was TO
hear from Judge Campbell the IgrIS on
which the President OF the United States had
expressed himself rs willing that Virginia
might return to tho Union
"Messrs. Joseph Il. Anderson, David ].
Barr, Nathaniel 2. Tyler, and IL. W. Thomas
were appointed committee to inform tho
Legislature and Governor Smith Of President
LinoOlns terms.
Judge Campbell was requested to accom-
pRny the committee, who were u leave the
city as soon AS passports could be procured,
It was said to be probable they would got off
this morning,
1--WE prefer not to state our understanding
Of President LineolDs terms, as our informa-
tion on that head is not official"
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shipment or ChoiI. seeds.

The Commissioner Of Agriculture has just
received another European shipment Of choice
seods, such as he has uniformly received and
distributed. The excellence Of those soiec-
tions, obtained from scedsmcn Of different
parts Of Europe In tho last two yeaTs, has
been attcsted by practical cultivntorsin all
sections Of the country. Among tho field and
garden seeds included in this shipment
which comes from Hamburg-aro fino spoci.
mems Of barley, oats, buckwheRt, Alsike clo-
yer, several promising varieties Of bush
beans or runners, and samples Of pearl or
round Turkey peas, Brussels sprouts, early
shOrt-horn carrots, turnip.rooted celery
large white kohl rabi, and varieties Of white
and rod cabbage. -bteligeHev.
We desire to call the attention Of those who
arc unRdvised of the benefits which the De.
pRrtment Is comforting upon agriculture, to
the character and quality Of these European
seeds, invoices Of which we have frequently
been called to announce. Whatever may have
been charged, either truly or falsely, upon the
seed distribution before tho organization Of
the existing Department, no one will have the
hGrdhood to say that old, defective, or worth.
less seeds, from Philadelphia or other seed
establishments, are now disseminated. To
make such charge now would be self.
conviction either Of ignorance or malice.
We have had frequent occasion to hear ol
the great improvements in garden products,
especially in peas, turnips, melons, the diff
pforcnt branches Of the cabbage family, etc,
by these imPOrtAtions. Successful eultiva,
tors can perform wonders in improving and
creating Sub-varistios Of useful plants II
this respect our oOuntrymen are often eI
oeedingly careless, suffering seeds to de
tcriorato through lack Of care'Gnd unskilfu
culture. And We beg to suggest to farmers
who receive these new seeds, that they SHOULD
carefully note the moro successful, and s0v
tie seeds produced, aud distribute then
among their nsighbors, as the same VSrietie
are scarcely ever distributed two years il
succession by the Department Of Agriculture
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
"OLn JOE NIAYO.n

Old Joe Marc, who hBs been Mayor Of
Richmond for thirteen years, IL entitled 10 as
little clemoney as any traitor in tho South.
During the visit Of Nor.bom officials to Rich
mond, and his own visits ~ the North just
before the rebellion broke out, this old brandy
topper vas profGsc in his expressions Of love
for the Union. But ~ soon as the whisky.
drinking political leaders and tho slave
drivers of the South pulled Virginia into the
rebellion this rcd-nosed old yipor out Hcrodeh
his traitorous compeers in his malignity to.
wards the old hsg and his cruelty towardr
Union prisoners. lie instituted chain gang
and whipping for our prisoners in Richmond,
and in every possible way testified his devo.
ton to treason. Whom, however, the city ID
I captured, the f1ciH old brute is tic first Ia
come forward with the whi.o Gag and beg foi
mercy. We trust that whatovor may be done
in roconstruo,iug Virginia, this drunken old
sooundrel may at least be deprived Of the
privilege Of exercising any Official functions
Gpdcr tho military rule or Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

BY the President OF the United State,
Of America.
A PROCLAMATION


WHEREAS by my proclamations Of IN,
nineteenth and twenty seventh days of April
ono thousand eight hundred and sixty zone
the ports Of the United States in the State
Of Virginia, North Carolina, South CarUliua.
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, and Texas were declared to b.
subject to blockade; but whereas the sal,
blockade has, in consequence of actual mill
tary occupation by this GoyernmOnt, sine,
been copditionally set aside or relaxed in re
spect to the ports Of Norfolk and Alexandria
in the State Of Virginia. Beaufort, in tn,
State of North Carolina, Port Royal, in th,
State Of South Carolina; Pensacola and Fer
nAndinn, in the State of Florida, and New
Orleans, in the State Of Louisiana;
And whereas, by the fourth section Of tn,
act Of Congress, approved on the thirteenth
Of July, eighteen hundred aud sixty -onO, on
titled AN act further to provide for tn,
collection Of duties on Imports and for othe
PURPOSES" the President, for tho reason.
therein sot forth, is authorized to close cor
tain ports Of entry:
Now, therefore, be 1t known that l, ABRA
HAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
do hereby proclaim that the ports Of Rich
mond, TapPnhannOck, Cherrystone, York
town, and Petersburg, in Virginia. of Can
don, elizabeth City, Edenton, Plymouth
Washington, Now Berne, ocracoko, an
Wilmington, In North Carolina Of Charles
ton, Georgetown, and Beaufort, in sout
cnrOlinAi Of Savannah, St. Mary's, an
brunswick, (DnriOnl in Georgia; Of Mobile
In Alabama Of Pearl River, (ShieldsborouEh)
hatcher, and Vicksburg in Mississippi; @
b. Augustine, Key Woat, St. Marks, (POr
Leon), ST, Johns, (Jaeksonvillo), and Apals
ehieolH, in Florida Of Tschc, (FrnnkIinl, 1
louisiana Of Galveston, La Sale, Braros d
Santiago, point Isabel, and Brownsville, 1
Texas, are hereby closed, and all right G
importation, wSrohOusing and other priv
lSgss shall, in respect to the ports aforesaid
cease until thOy shall have again bee
opened by order Of the President; and Il
while said ports are 50 closed, any ship O
Sssol from beyond the United States, q
iGving on board any articles subject to d.
ties, shall attempt to ontsr any such por
the Same, together with its tackle, appars
furniture, and cargo shall DO forfeited to Ii
United States.
In witness whereof have horounto 8,
my hand, and caused the seal Of the Unite
States to bs aiixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this elC,
enth day Of April, in the year G
Il. 81 our Lord one thousand eight hun
drsd and sixty .aye, and Of the In
dependence Of the United States {
America the eighty-ninth.
..... ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President -..
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Ofstatsr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

In the case Of GEORGE p. FoLsoH, late
Major and Additional PaymRster, United
States Army, sentenced bya general court
martial ITO pay to the Treasurer Of the
United States the sum Of seven thousand nine
three cents, (S7, ,99l. 49, the amount embsI,
rled, and to be imprisoned, In such place rs
the proper authority may direct, until the
same be paid, provided such imprisonment
shall not exceed the term Of six months, "
and now confined in the Albany penitontiary
tho imprisonment is remittcd by order Of the
President
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

BosToS Is determined to rival LoudOn's
grand oratorio festival, which comes of in
May and June, and the veteran Handel and
Haydn Society promises seven hundred cho.
ristors for serial 0ratOrio commencing May
22d, accompanied by grand orchestra, in.
Guiding the principal members Of New York s
great Philharmonic Society. -Four OrRtorios
will, be performed Israel in Egypt, Eli
jNh, r." Creation, " and the Messiah, " be-
side four grand orchestral coneerta That
society is said to be in treaty with some Of
the worlds groRt solo singers for the aus
picious occasion.
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Guerrilla. ON the L+esburs TURNPIKE

A few days ago, ns party of goutlcncu
were riding along the Lecsburg turnpike
they were stopped by six guorrillns, who ia
the most polite and gentIemanly mauncr
possible, requested them to deliver up their
watches and money. Tn" travellers handed
over two gold watches and II silver one, cad
one hundred md. eighty dollars, whom they
were allowed 70 60 on their way rejoicing
| q, OF the left,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
OUR NEW
DRESS.

We stated yesterday that GRASr's recent
glorious victories had impcllOd us to drsS
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in new type
Here II is. How do you like it, We mr.,
under the impression that this clean cut
seotch-fnccd type, made by Collins a Nc
Leester, Of Philadelphia, is about as pretty
typographical dress as can bo found any
where in newspaperdom.
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HurryinE the News to Europe.

NEw YoRK, April lO.-Tho steamer City
Of Dublin, which was to sail tomorrow for
Liverpool, was dispatched this afternoon, at
o'clock, to take out the news of Loo's capt.
ulatiOn.
She is in light trim, and will undoubtedly
make quick passage.
The celebration here to-day has boon princi.
pRlly confined to tho display Of flags and
cannon firing, owing to heavy easterly rain.
storm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

PHILADELpnIA, April lO.--The mbserip.
tions received by Jay Cooke 4 Co. to tho
7.3O loan to-day amounted to S2,s73, $50
including 5000, 900 from Norfolk, Sl20, 900
from Dcs Moines, Iowa and sIOO, 900 from
New York, in single subscriptions; also, two
thousand aud eleven individual subscriptions
for $50 and 500 each.
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FROM RICHMOND.

The Churches Opened on sunday-N,
Prayers for the President.
The churches In Richmond were nearly al
opened on Sunday last, and services hold b.,
their old pastors. Order and quiot prevailed
1t was noticed that no prayers woro oiIcro,
for the President Of tho United Statcs.
The Union troops Rrc encampod GU the out
skirts Of tho city, aud were reviewed by Gen
WeitIcl on Sunday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

FoRrREsS monroe, April 9.-The steamer
Rod Jacket arrived here this morning from
Washington, with his oxcclloncy Governor
Curtin, and General Townsend, Assistant Ad.
jutant General Of the army, and others, on
their wuy to Fort Sumter. Governor Curtin
left hero at noon for Richmond to visit the
Pennsy ylyania troops.
Intelligence has been received horo Of the
loss Of the schooner s. B. Buily, about Il
week ago, while ON tho way from Morehcad
City, in tow Of the steamer United States.
The captain and all hands were saved. Her
cargo consisted Of railroad cars and other
materials.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Chicago expresses doubt whether its grand
Opera House, erected by Mr.. Crosby at eight
hundred thousand dollars cost, including the
frontage-deyoted to large rental storOs-will
be ready on April l7th, its largely announced
opening day, and hints arc thrown out that
all May is surer date for that immense 90
oAAiOn
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Decision Upon "Fine Cut Shorts"
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue hA

given the following decision:
TRKAsURY DEPARTNENT, D
OPFUE OP INTERNAL REvESUE,
wALnISaToN, April 4, 1865.
SIR have to reply to yours Of the 5th,
that under the present law, Fine Cut Shorts
Tobacco, when put up and sold as smoking
tobacco, will 10 subject to a duty Of thirty
Ave cents per pound, and whom sold as chew
ing tobacco, must be returned and assessed
at forty cents per pound.
Yours respectfully, +. A. Rollins,
Deputy Commissioner.
]. HESDERsoS WILKINSON, Esqs
Paylnastsr Generals 0fICo,
Washington, d. 9,
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ss-A Hint to Both se1es-IIow

CAS- AND kETAIN AFFECTION. ~ ha IRE 4'L.
Icen suggested that lLASThTIDN BTraR'a .
10 another form, the 'ENN.r Of love- o. u
AEelents. That they do much TO quiet IAN.
lars, - aud reconcile lreJfgl wives ~ cfo'' W
bands We verify believe. When dJmts!c . ..
~ restored aud cORnub'al felicity re,sHs sll''-
How grt.' ,hc cham, how ,Wce. the I.'''
4 .rcg and pFopor use OF PLAsr4rios ! ~
wIlI lnsp.re tue FOu'N VI bO.h 'uNes WIN
and hgh.IlBed scntimoats Of affection. AZ
plc.ty gOT rare AID eNq L!r,tg eul yLeu' "a rs
other society, Remembo. theIe Is ~ t'r.
Ike home, and no passion Ike loy0-aH. ~, ., ~
20 link tho two together aud you 70 bon "a. ~.
great Family Blgssiug, PLAATATIoS DsrTtLt--
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Arrival of Rebel Omoer., Prisoner. of


The following sixteen rebOl ofieorS arrived
here this morning, Tbsy werO consigned to
tho Old Capitol by order of Col, Ingraham;
The following eleven were captured atRi, h.
mond OF the sth Of April; II. C. Gsrgin,
Capt. I'd Fla; II. c. Duke, ID lioul lSt bat.
Va reserves; Il, 7. Lee, I'd lieut.. I'd bat. Va.
reserves; NJ. II. Gibbs, I'd lieut.. lst bat. Va.
reserves; J. J. Stanton, ID lieut.. llth Miss;
c. c. Billing, I'd lieut.. LIST Texas; J. j.
Gibson, LIST lieut.. 3sth Va; J. J. TWidwell,
LIST lieut. t4th Ala L. J. King, ID invalid
cOrpS; 5. p. SehisRne, ID lieut.. navy bat.
g. johnson, ID lieut.. navy bait S. X. Moore,
Sd assistant engineer, was captured at Fort
POchahontia. The following four were cap.
tured at Petersburg on the 9Th inst L. s.
MRby, lst lieut. 46th II. c.. J. T, Price, %
lieut. I6th n. C.. Jesse Wilder, ID lieut. 4th
n. c. cavalry A. J, Mann, 18th Va.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

CLEVELAND, April lO.-The Erie Railway
Steamboat CompHny's steamer CRnistoo ar.
rived this morning from Dunkirk. She rc.
ports no ice in sight west Of Dunkirk. The
steamers Of the above limo will be run rogu.
larly for the season.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o'CLOOK. +. M
fLLuMINATIox To-NIeHT- AvIsIT
TO THE PREsIDENT's-HIc WILL

ASHSAAAANAgNT TO@NAeHE-A -ANlbNE
TO THE PREsIDENT's-HE WILL
MAKE A SPEECH.
We observe that the Executive Mansion
and War otiice arc being prepared for an Il.
Illumination tonight.
II is understood that our citizens are to
call upon tho President at about eight
o'clock, whom he will respond in q speech.
We know not that there is any special organ.
iIatiOn on the subject, nor do we deem II
necessary that there should he. Lot the call
be an bnpromptu affair. We presume that
one or more Of our patriotic bands will volun.
teor to furnish music on the occasion.
But tho music most desired by the nation
at this hour Of the country trial is speech
from the President. If he speaks to. night
he will speak to tho people Of the whole
country who are anxiously listening to EoaI
something from him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

OK Easter Monday the Grover German
Opera Troupe will begin a series Of operatic
performances at the New York Academy Of
Music, with Carl AnsohutI ~ conductor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
Communication for CIOthIng Of Ohicers'
Qarvnnta.

Under the provisions Of General Orders No.
55, War Department, dated the 9th instant,
the monthly rate Of Communication for clothing
of officers servants will DO six dollars and
fifty cents, (S6, 5O,) dating from April l, 1855,
and continuing until otherwise directed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
Release OF the st. AIbans Raiders.

TORONTO, April lO.-The. raiders were
brought before the court this morning, and
all discharged excepting Young, who was com
mittcd for trial
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
National hank Currency.

The amount Of currency issued to National
Banks during tho week ending March 3, from
Bureau Of Currency, was S2,sSg, $50. The
total amount issued is Slli, 52l, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

eS- Georgetown. - The Republican
can be Ohtaincd every evening at the Box ara
Variety Store Of @. CRANDELL, No. l2' Bndsn
street, Georgetown. JEAN
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removed 81 slrrcI, DeIWrcn IWtIIIl hU0 "
teenih streets All information Of Interest p
value H. the soldiers of New York, rr thH'
friends, furnished grRtuitously upon HPpiira' %
at their new rooIn,, either In person OF by Irl"f
No. 2s3 D street, between Twelfth and IT,
teelth streets mil -satu,tN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

dEovER's THRArEE-Aladdin, or the Wonder
fG Lamp.
FoRD's THEArRE-Laura Keeno, In School
for Scandal "
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quiring confidential medical assistance v.
apply to some regular educated physooi," stpdy
has lnado certain diseases his sPyC'LIr rr. :
nambsrs mum Of botl H. ,oSS,. and every age, yA' ~, ..,
been tU ali the sslf-cullod doctors ~ 'nts
and spent valuable Tine aud money nv rgrl
bCnedt uatil he took charge Of theih' 10 ~
are more moderate than thoso Of mvie t,,ssr %
prcteuders, whose only purpose IA !" Sra .
unfortunate, and then advise lAeh'
can on MN AZ once, or you may rSGrgg GrggtnY
afterwards. ia. d alt
No. I92 Seventh street, esI"e'A 'slg.a
streets, Washington city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M The Last Musical hssd Iiteruy
Meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Ls''-'a'
ticn, a. the Council Chamber will "a. F.t"a
THIS Tuesday EVENING, at half. p," ,r,sa
clock. A full attendance " mcmh'rs Is 20.
quested, A. business NJ Importance Will BE- lnN''
acted ut the close Of the other exercises. IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

ing Of tie Board of Trustee Of Tic ruNg
Schools will be held On TUESDAY Next, tI'
llth instant, Rt7i% o'clock, p ~.
Aps.3t II. T. MOGSELL, Act Soc.
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A5- NotIcc.-Our connection with th'
New York aud Washington steamship COMPANY
a. Agents, ceased on tho Isl " March last
Ap7.6t MORGAN 4 RnINEHART
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NsK ~ sEvENTEENTH STREUT A.D NEw i@l
AVENUE On and after SATURDAY, April ''.,
the fare on this road will be increased to sg'''
cents, or seventeen tiokcts for one dollar, Wh'
may be purchased at the Office from q. N. 70
m9O-la J. W. THOMPSON. Presided
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Club. vict5ry Victory lIurnh Fal r'
to be a. Island Hall at ~ ?. ~, Turrt'y
evening, April II, 1855.
WILLIAM GOYD, 81 D
NpiO-2ts Record ag secTiay.
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AgESCY RgNUyAL On and AFTER hONDA
January 1t, 1861, the AlassaghuscIts =
Agency will occupy It's new roums IN the !
tioHdI IHtsltigsnctr Bulldog, second hUyr q
neT Of seventh and y streets, Washington, j.
Massachusetts soldiers AID citizens arc Ih'i'
to call.
Advice and assistance given without chaTs''
GARDINER TUFTS,
deSI.tf Lieut. CJl. ahd STATE Aseh'
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90 he AAAuA S"N-AI - g. ~.
Warning aud lu-tructiOH for lOdng M"L. O..
ucw aud reliable treatment for Disease
Urinary and Sexual Sys tens, seI' lyrrL''
scaled envelopes. Address, DIR, = ssTIrl -
nOU0HTON, Howard Association fh"aubIy
Pa h"'
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BS-PcOplc's Telegraph - New i,lr
Class liNEs, direct TO NEW YORK, boSN.
and to important points Washington ono
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 81 Niu.h l.T.
west side corner PouusylyRHia GNcHur ..
sixth street, under National Hotel, and r.r
Fifteenth aud : streets, opposite Tr"a7rry .aa
Ing. CHARLES j. NnNhh.
fobl6-tf Manager Of Washington D'Etrd
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AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM
NEW YORK. 4

HIsms 1--Afrs. John wood aud Two
RIehmonds.-Netva OF oar viqeertes--
Fashion aeehsrs--Nsyy York Womsn
ling irons-Ths new q chm shsii"
Bossnst-HovvtlRey areworn-shoddy
suprsnae-Trade al steyvart's-Delmo-
nieo-Broadway Underground Rail-
way-''Rally Round the Flag, Boys"
Ae. AN. .'.
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qGpnnecttcmt Gee0 @utttn9s!!!
emp6ne 5petsn 20 Sttn strsasl'@st Naaltta ~ lspf
0'"'S'N' tS'1'r'' - $500 s4 gSsfeBt S&rSbet,
= ,w,..n AL Grttdnee place nohs esnutbbT.