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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
}. YOUTH TO THE AGED n
BlOK RENE,
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This preparation is unequailed Rejuyena
and RestoreI of wasted or inert functions
The aged should be certain TO make the Biokrene
Q household god; inasmuch ~ IL will render them
them TO live over again the days of their pristine
10Y. II not only exhilerates bat STRENGTHENS, and
IL really invaluable blessing, especially TO those
who have been reduced TO q condition of servlity,
matter hat the cause OF impOtency Of any human
organ, this superb preparation viii remove the ef
ect at once and forever.
BIOKRENE
CURES IMPoTENcY, GENERAL BEBILIrY, NERVOUS
INcAPAclTY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPR EssIos, Loss OF AP-
YErlTE, Lew SPIRITS, WEAKNESS OF TIE ORG Ans
OF GENERATION, IMBEcILITY, MENTAL IspO-
pIGHIFUL, DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON
TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM, and all who are in any way
sTsstrated by peTyOus disabilities earnestly ad
yised to seek a cure in this most excellent and
equalled preparation.
Person: who, BY imPrudencs, have lost theiT
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING. the OLD should give this valuable discovery
trial; IL viii be found totally different from al
Other artisles Tor the same purposes.
In nsyou. weaknesses of al kinds AZ II x Pe
pence, "0ueiiui Rein'"
II 10 also = grand tonic, and will give relief in
pysrepsia WI, MIN the nrst dose. brief persistence
perfect health, and banish Dyspepsia foreyeT
One dollar per bottle. or six bottles for rs Sor N
ey DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. - ~
Sent BY press anywhere, by adares.ino
HCfCHINGS HILGYER Proprietor.
2s Dey street, New York
Sold by 6 &. FORD, corner Ilth street ID
dec 9eOly-a and Pennsylvania avenue. ID
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MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION AT NEW YORK
HOTEL Ttco Persons KILLED and .SererdI Wotn-
ded.-At half-past eleven o'clock yesterday
morning an explosion of a mysterious boX in
front of the Wyoming Hotel, 33 Green witch
street, New York, took place, shattering the
front OF the hotel and breaking nearly all the
glass in the building, opposite and along the
square where the building is situated. Two
men were killed and nine wounded. short
time ago, II appears, a guest of the hotel left
this box as security Tor his bill, and promised
TO call soon and redeem il. The box was
placed in the baggage room in charge of the
porter, and this morning smoke was seen IS
suing from the box when it was taken by two
men and carried 10 the sidewalk. Just as they
reached the edge of the sidewalk the explosion
occurred, killing the two men carrying the box
and doing much damage as above mentioned
The police have arrested all the persons stop-
ping at the hotel, and the matter is now under
investigation. The explosion was very Ioud
and attracted the attention of persons a mile
distant from the locality.
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BANKERS.
JAr COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs,
Fifteenth street, opposite 1,sasxrr,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep alwa
en- hand, full supply Of an
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
7-30 TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
And Day the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS an i.dn
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
II. d. COOKE, ,'tof Jay Cooke Co.. President.
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
18TH ST., OPPOSITE THE TRKAsuRY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~ONE MILLION DoLLARs.a
Actisg in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE co., ss
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-3o LOAN,
we will fl all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Bank,
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and ready
for immedi ate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAsHINsroN, Msroh %, 1855. mu-u
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF FSARsAPARILLA
cleensee and renovates the blood instils the yiQor
OF health into the system, and purges out the hu.
mors that make disease, m a5-Sm
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EDUCATIONAL.

A FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS. HAVING
"A his evenings diseugsged, (free at o'clock }
wishes to give some LESSONS in the French Ian
guage. The best refer ence given. Terms muder-
ate. Address Bsx 35 Star Office no l-lOtr
MUSIC
"A LADY OF several years. experience In teach
Ing would take few more pupils for instrue: ~
non upon the piano or singing. She wouIdtEH&
also make an engagement as soprano singer ~
The best of references given. Address rs p -
throueh the Post once. oc l62ws
ct. TlMUTHY'S HALL-The duties of this In
- stitution will be resumed ON Sept Is, 1855. For
Erms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prin.
eipai bookstores Of this city address the prin-
clpal: Z. PARSONS,
bu 5l CatonsvfIle, Md,
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MARRIAGE IND CELIRACY

An Essay of Warning ald Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
aud sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address DIR. }. SKILLN HOUGHTOE, Howard
Association, Philadelphia Pa oc o-3m
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both in this country and Europe, have for sew
eral years past been making great efforts 70
raise subscriptions for the rebuilding of the
Temple At Jerusalem, permission TO that effect
having been given by the Turkish lioyPrn-
ment. There is a sublimity of purpose about
the movement which must claim the respect I
ard sympathy of all Christendom. -sr
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SAn auction sale of 2,Gol bales OF cotton
took place in New York Saturday. Prices
ranged according, 10 quality from lsa60 eents.
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- d. KILLER, JUSTICE OF IHE PEACE,
Office No. 51l 9th street west, near Penn a avenue
would respectfully inform his friends and the pub:
nc generally that he Is now attending to all legal
business, such As dministering the Amnesty, as
we'll as all other 0aths, drawing Leeses, Deeds,
Notices, &C., &c. Legal advice gwen in al 'ts
~ Particular attention paid 10 the collection Of
debts and claims in general. Sc 56-sm
A HOyELTY-Kid Gloves coiored TO look
gloves, Ostrich Feathers, silks, Ribbons, ,aI|fdk
&c eleansed in The Destest manner fYEnQ
Agents for W ashington-At the Nationait SuAJ
stsam Laundry, 81 street, and Lake a
tel. -FtE 'aII7 ' % 4 n = ~ 49, oc 20 Inn
AFTER a CAREFUL EXAMINATION OI
HELMBOLDS PREPARATIONS, they ENJOY our
utmost comic snce We consider them safe and re-
table g---' 80 NEVEERS YAT1S.
Phiiadelphis. June 18th. isis. mar as-sm
Nl regainsd by HILIBOLD5 1XTRAOT 1U.
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DENTISTRY.

H. REMOVAL.
LIE. HARLES p. HUNT takes pleasure in in
forming his friends, patrons and the public
generally that he has fitted up new and k@
elegant office at No. 495 9TH street. oppo-SIln
site odd Fellows Hall. He is prepared to execute
with promptness all operations in Dental Surgery
sion. " ne pi@
TN II
n. LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Pstentee of the MIyEp.r
PLAIE TEETH, attends personally at -
ms once In this city. Many persons cankI
these. ~ Ho' wear
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
but TO those who are particular, and wish the pa
resi-, ceanest, strongest and most perfect denture
be more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-NO. 33s Pennsyivania ave.
between 9th and 10th sts Also, 9O7 rch street'
Philadelphia. &C s0.iy
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GREAT DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

would advise Oh persons b hsving teeth to
extract to call at DR. LEwIE's ofRce, snddp$
have them taken out without pain. iI0
Also, call and examine the Doctor 3 nsw and i'm.
proved method of ofinssrting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
II you once see the great improvement in his teeth,
ron will have them in no other style than this now
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price, We have not
advanced the price on our work since the great
change in gold.
No: 242 Penn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
jan1-ly 3. r. LEWIE. NJ. D., Dentist.
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NOT FEW OF THE WoRsr DISORDERS that
afiict mankind arise from corrupttons of the blood
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
remedy of the utmost value N Som
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And nse WHEAT0NS ITCH OINTMENT IL
e1res Itch and Salt Rheum In 4s hours; also cures
Shiilblains Ulcers and all Eruptions OF the skin.
ms mar - - az pfukRs" $50 Pennsyivania avsnTe
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90 Maj. j. B. Cooper, formerly OF Hampton,
V a., died recently in New Orleans. -
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BKAurpFY the
compIe1lon, use HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CON
GENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL-
LA; One bottle equals In strength enc gallon of
the Syrup or Decection m 2s -6m
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N 4 W o P 4 M N G.

- FURNITURE, "a
FURNITURE, W
s FURNITURE. m
The subscriber Is happy 10 inform his numerous
friends and customers thai his stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
is full and complete, and at prices that canust fail
to give entire satisfaction, consisting Of
Rich PaTlor Suits, upholstered in French Breca-
telie, Velyets, Reps and Hair cloth; Gilt Frame
Pier and Mantel Mirrors; Gilt Brackets and Mar
bic Slabs; Handsome Chamber Furniture, in Wal.
nut, Mahogany, Oak and Imitation nj shed in oil
and yarnish; Walnut. Oak and Mahogany Marble.
top Sidcbeards, with Etegere Tops; Marbie-top Ts-
stands, Extension Tables; and, in fact every ar
hcle usually to be found in first class Housefur-
nlshing Establishment. A call is earnestly re-
Quested before purchasing. -
JOHN q. WILSON,
an 2o-eo3m Southeast corner 9th and sts
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AGILE l. CO.,
WINE MERCHANTS,
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Southeast corner llth street,
Have on hand and are constantly receiving supe-
rior brands Of Wines, Liquors. &C., Gin bond or
duty paid which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, viz:
Old 0tard and Hennessy BRANDY
Old Jamaica and st. Croix BUM
Scotch and Irish WHISKY -.
Old Holland GIN, Phenix and other brands.
Harmony and Grown SHERRY.
Old Oporto and Burgundy PORT.
CLARET, the following brands, Tin wood or
glsss:l st. Julien, Cantenac, Maraaux, LeoviIle,
sAUTEREA, Tin wood or glass; .r .-
RHINE WINE, lin wood or glass; the following
brands Hngsteiner DeidesheimeI, Niersteinsr,
nisbsrger, Liebfraumilch, &C.. &C. 80 r #
/ Burgundy and Moselle WINES. .r
Champagne and Sparkling Hook, OF the choicest
brands, - : = N. + Es r
D'Absinthe, Curacas, Mavachinal, &C., &C.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE.
French WINE VINEGAR.
SWEET OIL, SARDlNEs, &C., &C. 'sa a
Crosse ( Blackwell's PICKLES and SAUCES,
&C., &c, &C. 80. r' t' oc D-lm
CLIFTON HELEN, : = : =
= Late Paymaster q. 8. Navy,
ATTORNEY FOB THE PROSECUTION 81
CLAIMS BEf0RE TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing Bounty,
PacG Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper.
81 sttepded TO promptly. afa lasE
once % ~ street. Post emes Boz l2s wash
ingto city, d. o. = le1-6m
THE GLORY. OF MAN sIREEGTH. !.
e.. II aEIESofS iHS
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YEAThAS nERvEY sHRIvER.
YEATMAs q CO.,

SO IorT.I1T4 ,ksyESgH,, SO Logl.Isya "a AVENUE,
T"r the sale of BACON, LARD, FLOUR, BUT
TER, CHEESE. EGGS. APPLES, aud Country
Produce generally, beg leave 70 state that have
s1eei~l fOr all goods In the above
hns ss Low they can be had in Baltimore. Pur-
ehssers respectfully requested to prove this By
giving Us . call. se l6-2m.
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DIANOs, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INST RU
II MESTS.
We have on hand a lot Of second hand PIANOS,
which we desire TO dispose Of at q dis--
count Of ten rer cent. IL solo within onee%$Sz
week from 20 day 10 save pense Of reno UIkIT
val 20 Narerooms.
One Chickering Perlor Grand. almost new - sI5e
One fine carved Cbickering Piano for ..-..... 30
Do Do Do Do .-..-..-...... IT'S
One brcedman Gray. 80
One NJ ns Car 40
Ore hunPs 90
Atthe WaTtTooms Of
W. @. METZERoTT,
Corner Of iIth street ard renna ave.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

THE EASTERN SHORES sTEAMBoAT-ths
n J. Steamer CAMBKIpGE2|Ihss,s,s;s hs,,;s
more AZ On sATURDAYS956
and IT, EsDkYs for oXF9RD EASToN POINT,
termediate landings on Tread Avon and Cho plank
Rivers
she Ia. excellent PASSENGER and freight accom-
mo tations. j. II. WOOD, Agent,
oc ss-r ITO Light 50. Wharf, Baltimore
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I.nTTRR FRoM wARTEMAs ORD,
A PAROLED REBEL.

MR. RnDBrrnR I psrceeve that yore
eolIums is open to fare cdttsrcisms on the
condaek Of JRE DEvIouS, and / ur glad 20
are payin attsnshuns 10 that ole wOsmhn
Ne Is dsd beet ov the onmitigAtsdsst die.
NauaSbAx has at, bled and dxsd 4 YseTs
fer ths vilISHsS1suN ass-ss-ss''ssl
ever dru brsth. Toy hav crcweliSOd us Nh
crsvsihde Us IN the dog gondest kind ov
stlls, an now they sourrsndsr an run away
with the spoonssI and when he Ii Oysrtuk,
Oar. in1tid Oy putting Ona cote Ov male,
sgaiss hissslf In fsmail .sOrutums, thAreby
disgrAcin both the mail sex and fsmAil gar
mlnts. -
JeGufson Davis Is seeh dAm-ssIL,
That fenAil appArei Ats him quite we'll
jar. had miscarriage quite soon after
guising hisscif as wooman, m Its toe b.
hOoped he win soonbs confined in the Oh
Cap, where he ken see the nondeScrip witcl
he designed for the doom Of the knew CAPITOL
I larft sum wen seen how rnisis JET
thrstisned General wiLLsoS, that JEf. WOO
hurt sum ov 'em if no got his dandur NJ
shsde better go back TO new jury nm Sc
under q sour apple tree, makin sham pain.
yorrs disgustedly, -ssa.
Hrt PAY RoLLEp RRnBIL.
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M s5Eg TAD. LmeoLS was among the
n.s,.,a,' - :, -. "a l.R!sssz iSsi mi. st.srn.os
Capt. coRSELIus HowLAxp, of New Bed
ford, died on Tuesday, In the esd year Of hts age
Hs was hishly respected citisen, and for two
years represented New bedford in tho lower
branch Of the Legislature. ,a,
The Colonel LUsBooK who Aas captured
with Davis was formerly Lieutenant Govsrnoro Of
Texas. lie WAS Afterwards on LongS.roet's staa.
Col. johnson Is = son Of the rebel Genoral A.
sidney johnson, ,.nhd Is a graduate Of Yale Col.
lego in the class Of ls52 Col. Harrison grAdu'
ated at Yale In 1850. .,.I
BREvEr BRIa. GEN. II. L. Amor has
been assigned 10 duty ~ Chief of AFtillsry Of Ii,
Department Of Virginia. Gen. Abbott, . brigad'
will be assigned 10 the cnpation of sueh heavy
un.batteriOs around Richmond As may rsquir'
garrisons.
Ma. AND MRs. W. J. FLoRHxcE arc a
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati.
JoHS Il. OWENS goes to Europe the last o.
this month.
GEN. wErEELL Is in town and at tn
Metropolitan.
CHARLES Wills, an old India merchan
In Boston, died in that city on the 10Th last.
Dr.. T. D. MITCHELL, q professor Of tn
jefferson Medical College Of PhiiAdelphiA, die
on Monday last
The EHPREss " AUSTRIA is about 4
make a grand tour Of England.
GpoaGR n. PRESrIcE, Of the Louisville
Journdi, IL lying very sick at the 81. ciOu'
Hotel, Nashville. .Clareaee D. Prentice, his son
lately rebel Ofissr, has taken the oath Of allie
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by order Of the Secretary Of War, In con.
sideration of tho punishment already under
gone by the persons specified in the follow
ing list they will be released from further
imprisonment during their good behavior.
under their respective sentences, and the
fines will stand as security for their good be.
havior, and that they engage In no Illicit
trade, nor furnish any aid or comfort to the
enemies Of the United States, and hold nc
intercourse with them during the war, Wis
JAMES II. 'WHEEDES, MErER WALLACE
LOUIS HEILHEUS, THoMAs W. JoHSsoS
PHILIP WALLACE, SAMUEL HEnnRuN
RoBRRr N. surroS, cHARLEs \. WArEas,
JoHS II. HESNAaR.
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SECOND EDITION
GREAT AND GENERAL TRAINING
TN vw A naNruoTnR


Next Tuesday and Wednesday The strsst'
Of our city win present scene Of martial
hustle and sreitsmsnt, such as was never bs-
fore witnessed here. The veterans Of ths
Army Of the Potonas, the Army Of Teunss-
see, and the Army of GsOrsiA, will be re-
viewed BY the Lieutenant General Of all the
armies Of the United States, in marching
salute. On Tuesday the troops reviewed will
be Gen. MrADs's Army Of the Potomac,
sHERrDAN's Cavalry Corps and the Ninth
Army Corps. Major General PARKE CON-
manding, all under the command Of Major
General MRADE.
On Wednesday, the Army Of the Tenpss-
sec, Major General HOWARD commanding,
and tho Army Of Georgia. Major General
sHENRY w. sLooUn commAnding--ths whole
under command Of Major General WnLIAn
TEcUSsEH SHERnAN-will march In review.
The head Of the column, each day,will rest
on Maryland avenue, at the foot Of Capitol
Hill, and will move at o'clock, q. m, pre-
cisoly, marching around the Capitol to Penn.
SylvaniA avenue, thence up the avenue "a
the Aqusduct bridge, Gsorgstown, and
across tho Potomac, to camp.
The troops will march without knApsacks,
in company front, closed en- masSe, at rout
step except while passing the President
Square, during which time cadence step
will be observed.
The following is list Of Generals who will
participate il this grand review:
Lieutenant General GRASr.
Maj. Gen. o. o. HowARD, commanding
Army Tennessee.
Maj. Gen: H. W. sLOcux, commanding
Army Georgia.
Maj. Gen. Gro. q. MEADE, commanding
Army Potomlc.
Maj. Gen. O. W. HUrrnnrrs, command.
Maj, Gen. jSo. O. PAnrr, commanding
Ninth Corps.
Maj. Gen. FRANK p. BLAIR, jr., com.
mRnding Seventeenth Corps ..
Maj. Gen. JNo. A. LOGAN, commanding
Fifteenth Corps.
Maj. Gen. J. A. MowER, commanding 4
Twentieth Corps.
Maj. Gen. JEvE O. DAVIS, commanding
Fourteenth Corps.
Maj. Gen. 5. p. HEISrzELNAN.
Maj. Gen. DAVID HUNTER. q.
Nal. Gen. Lew. Wallace.
Maj. Gen. JoHS A. RAwLISs, Chief Of Stat
to Lieut.. Gen. GRANT.
Maj. Gen. JNo. M. CoRsE.
Mai. Gen. WH. T. SHERMAN.
Maj. Gen. A. v, KAUrE.
Maj. Gen. JoHN GiBboS. .
Mai. Gen. CHARLES r. GRIFYM.
Maj. Gen. NJ. @. MEIas
Maj. Gen. SETH WILLIAMS.
Maj. Gen. A. II. Terry.
Maj. Gen. WH d. HAEEs.
Maj. Gen. CHAs. r. Woop.
Maj. Gen. GILEs A. BnITH.
Maj. Gen. NJ. L. LYoErT.
Maj. Gen. A. 3. WILLIAMS.
Mgj. Gen. y. A. CAHLIs.
Brig. Gen. RuYus IsaALLs. .
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LOUISVILLE, May l7.--Mhj. Gen. Palmer
left for Frankfort to-day
It Is expected that the Constitutional
Amendment will be discussed on Saturday
by our Legislature.
Major General Thomas win return here on
Friday, and not go to Washington, As re-
ported. ..-....
Our military authorities prohibit any dis.
closures M to the progress Of JeG. Davis
toward Washington.
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While JEvP. DAVIS and his eOadJutOrs have
constantly accused the Yankee soldiers Of
having ravishsd Southern ladies Whenever
an opportunity occurred, the .dsmOralirsd
rebel Prssidsnt dOns uOman'S frOek as an
szpsdient to save himself from our SOldlsrs.
The habit which JETF. put on to disguise
himself withal proves that hs had been very
much in the hAbi. Of lying,
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THB Richmond Times says the negroes Of
Virginia are changing employers almost unl.
ysrsally; They have an idea that thsir p ZIP lib
tion on the plantations and In the domestic
ss.abllshmshts
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ALL Letters rotating TO the subscription Of, OF
advertising In, the REPUBLICAN, should be Ad :
dressed 70 the publishers, As above.
All letters or decentralization intended for pub.
Iisntion, OF In any way relating TO the editorial
apartment Of fths paper, should be addressed 70
the editor, - shove.
Bunlnsss and other ercorrespondents will greatly
Sbilss the Publishers and the Editor By comply.
lag with ths above suggestion.
To CohHEsPoNDESrA. mo notice can be taken
Ot Synonymous communications. Whatever u
intended for ipssrtiOn must be authentleAtsd BY
the RAms aud address Of the writsr-noi nseessa.
riiy for publication, butp guaranty Of Its good
faith
We cannot undertake 10 rSturn rejected con,
nuAlsations. tf.s aer a,r
HorIcs, --fs Daily National RspabifcdH q
aoD nirnfsAsd tv carfers 70 subscrfbss IN AL
city and Gsorgaoen al Gfir cents per montA.
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90 Revise the Internal
Revenue Laws.

srErHHS COLwELI, ESQ.,, Of PhiladsIPhia,
has been appointed ono Of the three commits
sioners to revise tho Internal Revenue laws.
Thus far, two commissioners have been ap'
pointsd-Mr, wELcH, Of Albany, N. Y, and
Mr.. CoLwELL, of Pennsylvania. The third
must come from the Upper Mississippi valley,
which in 1850 had one-third Of the Popula'
tion Of the Union, and produced nearly one
half of the agricultural products Of the
counlry
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IlnERaAB LAnD GRANf.--UDder the act
q c6dsislb approved June :, 1855, ths Gen
sr,l Lsad Ollea. Department q the Interior,
h.s ia sonyeysd, By certified tranSsriptS,
70 ths STATE oF Wisconsin, for the ctnFru,'
tisn of ths 81. crOlx and Lahs Superior TSii
yOad, s,GJO, ,Osl AsIsS of land,
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capturs OF tine Rebel sioops Florids
so l and Annie.

The Navy Department this morning re-
csivsd Intelligence Of the capture Of the
rsbsl sloop boat Florida, with Ave persons on
board and cargo Of cotton Also, the rebel
sloop boa. Annie, with two persons on bOnrt
and : quantity Of loose cotton. These cap
tutss we're made on tho morning el the llth
of April, OF Crystal river, by the United
slaiss schooner Sea Bird, tender to the
United States steamer Hibeseus Acting
Master n. i. ROBBIss in command. ..
The vessels were unAt TO send TO Key
West Everything Of value was taken on
board Of the HibOseuA The vessels were
destroyed, and the prisoners And eargOe'
Wsfe sent 20 Ksy wsst. Ha
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: HoH. REvERbr JoHSsos's " PLEApiSos =
hsfass .ths Conspiracy Commission, in regard
v hIl lst.srto the people Of Maryland, 'that
an oath required BY the Legislature Of that
Hiais vas mot obligatory on It's cltilens," +" re-
mInda one Of Jeremy Diddlsdum's excuse
6hsa charged NTH stealing eggs; 'wsI, 4
stole lsn, / didn't suck 'smi dbl"
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DsoLIHH IN BEEP.--Bsef has declined
eight cents per pound In New York from the
prics Eve or six weeks ago. The rates for
meats Of syery description are falling. and in
. ON wsskS they win be materially less than
now. The stock Of cattle and other animals
l. suthsisnt to meet the demand.
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From New Bsrne. n. q,

NEW BERSE, N. c., MaJe1l.--The rail.
roads In North Carolina are an running the
mailS regular, and the telegraph lines In
order.
Union meetings are beng held all over tho
State. A great mass meeting takes place at
Raleigh to-day.