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ca.s 10 Oskrdge Cemetery. u miles due norm OF '1e
State House in the receiving vault OF "Acn Inc p' W
will be temporarily placed. a. T.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITsl-A sure cure for these
complaints is made known in Treatise
N Foreign and Native Iesbal Preparations, published
by Dr. %. PHELPS Brown. The prescript.n was fur.
nisbed him in such plOydentia manner at he can.
not cOnscentlousy refuse to make it known it has
cured everybody who used it, never having failed Id
single case ii IL equally IN cases OF Fats OF
Dyspepsia; and the Ingredients may be found in any
drug store. Sent 10 all on the receipt Of FIVE cents
10 prepay postage. Address DR.. o. PHELPS BLOWN
No. 70 Gra'd-st. jersey City, New.Jersey.
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4 Homestead for Mrs. Lincoln.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. May 3. 1863

PHILADELPHIA iiiu"f' amy -
A subscription has been started here Tor rals-
ing fund TO be applied to the purchase oil a Jar"
homestead. with appropriate mansion near Spring
field Illinois for the FIRMLY Of President Lincoln. IL
intended TO be tribute from grateful people 10 the
merits Of their beloved martyr President, by which his
family may be rendered independent, and his memory
perpetuatcd in practical and useful manner The IN
divdua subscriptions not to exceed hve hundred
dollars. The money is 10 be- enclosed 10 jay Cooke
a Co.. or any Of their loan agents, and VIII be publc!
reported. The fund is TO be disposed Of by Senator
Harlan, Secretary Of the Interior and Joseph H. Bar
rett Commissioner Of Pensions. 1t is proposed that
subscriptions for this object be taken up In Churches
elsewhere throughout the country, with the name oil
the donor on slip of paper TO accompany the amount
subscribed
SECOND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. May G. 1865.
The subscriptions to present homestead 70
Mrs Lincoln are not TO exceed s. each that all may
have chance TO contribute The statement that thel
were to be $500 each as mentioned in previous DIS
patch, was incorrect
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Special Notices.

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FXTERMiNArORS.
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DETERMINATIONS.
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IXTERnNhTORS
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gXrERMISATORS.
SCOsTAf s. FXTFRAifNATORS
EATF RMfNATORS
Fer Rats Nice Ro.ches Ants Bpd-Rugs feas. Moths In
Furs and Woo ems Insects Part Fowls, Animals etc.
"Is years established in n Y City"
guly iufli be remedies known"
Free from Po,sons.'
Not dangerous to the Human only"
Rats come out Of their hole 10 die"
~ Sold BY an Druggi.ti and Heieiers.
~ tit BFvARR II nii worthless limitations.
~ PRINCIPAL DEPOT No. ~ BROADWAY \. Y.
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TAdver;isemontl
Gents all wool Suits, sis.
Boys all wool Suits, 80. at /. V. BRoEAw's.
No 81 Fomth-aye., and No. G9 Lafayette-place.
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
CLUTCH OF TIE COVENANT
Prosby.erian)-tto Rev GEORGE l.. PRENTisS. Pastor
rhe sale Of pevs IN the ohu sh ediace Of Psrk
Fourth ave- and Thirty tnh.st. viii take ps,o MON
DAY May g. at p BY oFiNo the BoaAi Of Trustees
CHARLES BUTLER. President.
The Annual Mce ing OF ihe Newly crk state
Colonization society or ths election Of ofcers viii be
held AZ ihc Soety Osse a. No p Bbls House. Astor
place, on TUESDAY. shs 9Th OF May. at % ALT
A Public leeIins of III. Eignih ard Volunteer
MnS w 5 fsa at - s G TO he
the reports Il the finance ald - icuive Committees Al
rer.ois hay nc contributed :. tie fnd requested to b.
'''''"' WI TUCKER, President.
FRAMED }. TUCKER, Secretary.
:. j. M3sTGOsEEt irsa,urcr..
Veteran Temperance Corps--An persons ,siro
have fubhiuly ab}siDed from intoxicating drnAs d17ng
M. Lird Of century and upwards nvhed to meet
with the v H. c. espsc ally IN tho rsecst Of Orphan opre
sentas,es Of those dying in the service Of our coantry
FTleais OF tie orphan are $50 ils.t, at attend
DAVID L. h0LTON, Secretary.
t. IL. -Radkvnys Regulating pills shouA
be used in al Of biousnoss dyspepsia co.tveness
constipation Of the bowel arrangement OF the liver and
bilious secreton. headache. irregular action Of the hssrt
weakness ssggslHes o. the slneys Inflammation OF tho
bowels. stomach kidneys. dose of Railways Regulating
Pills viii the offending humor accesionsd
these dHcutes and restore and comfort TO the patient
Radway Co, 81 Maiden Lane SOLD by druggists Price
| rs cent.
The bradbury Piane-Forse-This Piano IS now TAX
Ing the lead throughout the country account o ITS sup
riSry Of tone and workmanship Thirty Of the most emf
musicians and pianiss Of New York including Cots
chalk VIM Mason Harry Sandsrsou and ether great piansts
the country have testified TO the superiority Of the Brad
bury New Scale PianoFore The points OF excellence tes
ned to cover the entire requirements OF perfect piano vi
power, purity biancy singing and synpstb Ell
qualities Of tone decsey and elasticity OF touch ease.
Iapidty Of action standing in time, ercesnce Of era
elegance Of finish and Of workmansh They are pro
nounc~d THE BEST by hrs artists by the .nrrca
Institute OF York and many State Fairs esd or sen
for CIRCULAR with illustrations snd testimonials the mos
| eminent pienists. VIM r. BRADBURY,
No. ct Broomest. New York.
l Turkish Bath, No. IL West Fou' .th.st,, a few
doors from Broadway. Open fsg the SUN .MER MONTH.
from a. N. TO p.
l Those SUFFERING from AFFECT ONs Of the EYE
EAR, THROAT, LUNGS, and other DISEASES are earn
estly requested to read the ADvERTlSEMENg Of Mss
q. BROWN. On svg ln.iai
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Advertisement
JEFFgRS', No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST plac
0 bus ladies and Childrens Boots and Shoes. He is
cling Al about one-haf last years prices.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned i3g Broome-st cor Bway
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Adam. EXPRESS Company have established irancs
fhcs corner OF Fih.ave and Twenty thrd Adjoining tho
.second National Bank
Receipts will given at that once for goods 10 De ior-
warded 10 ali points where have Offices.
Order 10 cal for packages will be received and promptly
.,,sna.d 10 ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
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Adyertisemeni.
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aud to order. Uudershrts, DRIVERS Hdkfs, Gloves.
Ties &c, sent c. U. ID. l.. A. NEWELL. 6j5 Broadway
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n Bsu5cglb0Ts % tLis fund entitled 70 hare q
stock ia Hall Association for each 800 subscribed
which the holder BIS assigns, the ties md
perpetual use Of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY and is
|READING-ROOM.
As the present probably the lis, opportunity ths will cvr
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ee all that may b. nssiusbis
possession for self for ones family Subscriptions
should before Tuesday May 70 either Of, tho
Undersigned
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CLOTHIYG.-PRICEs REDUCED 80 FER CENT at
Sos 80 and 292 Bowery. GEORGE A. HUNTER a co.
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Those SUFFERING from AFFECT ONs Of the EYE.
EAR, THROAT, LUNGS, and other DISEASES are earn
esy requested to read the ADVERTISEMENT Of Mrs. ~
q. BROWN. on VvS tpsds.
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Ear. Rings and Pfns..NeW epier-.., ruotr
From THREE, FIVE. EIGHT, Ten 70 If nNI " az
AND DOLLARS set. For sale oy w. - AAA'--'' - "
R'.sAYay. sps deer below CsaAsst
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II will Destroy Moths, Now is the Time, -rr
GET BOWDEN's NOTWITHSTANDING PACkEI
far preserving Cloths Fur Carpets Robes Blankets ana
Woeplen Goods from MOTHS and oil DESTRUCTIVE i"-
|sECTS For SALE by all DRUGGISTS.
Price so Centslper Packet
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The Gre at German Ileilmittel
CURES CATARRhi CArARRH!s
DlSCHA RGES FROM THE NOSE, ...
MUCOUS DROP ING INTO THE THROAI HAWk-
ING. ~ PURE BREATH ETC, kIC.,
COUf 5nS, COLDS. BRONCHITIS,
DlPHgHERlA,
And .he first stages of CONsu MPTlON.
Price per bo tr 81 For sale by all druggists Al whole
sale by DEN las BARNES No. y Park row, and hE o.
MAN CO J.. New-York GORDON, JONES \ CO., No.
10 States Boston. Mass ProIrietoTs.
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Manhattan Plato Co.
HIRAM lOUE.d,
MANUFACTURER OF PLATED WARE,
No. 20 JOHN.ET.
FoR SA-EEyTRrwHERE,

- Discsv cry Long Nee ssed.-GRAY HAIR AND
Badness ENrlkELY PREVENTED.
" London Hair Color RI Aforer and DTesing."
London Hair Color II esioyer and Dressing
London Hair Color isstorer and Drefsng"
Restore Gray HIir. NO Prsrenfs Ba.inea.
Resiores Gray Hair. Prereats B1ldness.
Restores Gray HAIR. DYE PrereHts BIldsess.
4" keel ihe head ocd o. cool and healthy"
" ViH not stain the skia a partcle'
Posiiisay restores Hair 10 its original color"
"Sfrengttess and , ropotes the qrOrfd."
UdyrGBted g. cor ,gain mineral sHbs'1ncc'
Used By our emii Physicians and Ciergg."
Al l.0g!d tse n IA truly ,soIeerfta d.,cos0y
Aad H,tr Ore sing u Is perfect"
Single bottle - cen t.; Six bottles 81 Sold by DIX
SNANNE \ son, Mo- $50 North Sirth-st.. Philadelphia:
hELMBOLD, No 39t. Broadway WELLS Co, No. lis
F-alklin-st BARNE * Co. No. q Parkrow, NewYork.
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IAsvrrtsefnentI -
CORYs, BUNTONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARg No 100 Broadway
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Turkish Bath, No. IL West Fou' fth.st., a few
doors from Broadway Open fsS the SUN .MER MONTHS
from a. N. TO Up. m.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
A VIRGINIAN IN FAVOR OF GIVING
NEGROES THE RIGHT OF sUF-
ERAGE.

Hon. JonS NJ. S. WILLIAMS, native of
Richmond, Virginia, now distinguished
merchant, and ono of the "so!id mon of
Boston, in recent letter. dated Boston,
June 10, 1865, to friend in Now York, on
the subject of the right of tho negro to vote,
says.
think tho prejudice against the negro.
mnnifostod-offsots nll the good idoas In IT,
Tho negroes are tie only race that have
proved truly loyal 20 oHr Rag, and every one
that loves the flag should join in protecting
them and giving to them oVcry equal right Of
citizenship they deserve more, but don I
nsk IL.
| fear much trouble unless they are given
the right of suffrage at 0,icr, such as that the
few Union white men at the South will he
crushed out, dislOyHl mon VII rule their
States and get into Congress, and then do.
mand either tho assumption Of the confode.
rate debt or its consolidation with ours, or
the reputation of all
1t is mean and barbnrous thing to dony
them suffrage on account Of color II ignO.
rance Is test, then mako II equal against
all, but don't let us retain any Of the barbr
rismS Of slavcry-tho great enemy of oul
county, and which has caused US so much
suffering.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
Capture Of ProFsasor McCuIIoh.

A letter from Key West, dated the 2oth
ultimO, says fow days since scouting
party sOnt out from that post picked up seven
men noAr cApO Sable attempting to escape
to Havana. Two Of tasn, Thomas A. Harris
and R. g. MoCunoh, are the persons men.
toned in The letter Of w. s. Oldham to Jcn
Davis, which appears in the testimony before
the Military Commission engaged In the trinI
Of the assassins Of our late President
Professor MeCulloh was connected with the
nitre and mining service Of the ox.confed.
eraey, and for II time served in the capacity
Of n stan ofioer, lie held prOfessorship in
Columbia College, which ho resigned in tho
early part Of the war and embarked his for.
tunes with tho South. Whether those men
we're engaged In, OF in any way connected
with, the plot for barning Northern cities, il
may bo woli TO investigate boforo setting
them at liberty.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
RERRONAIn

LEwIs u NYNAN Esq, Of Boonsboro', ha,
bccn appointed clerk OF tho Circuit Court Of Wash
ington county, Maryland, to lll tho vacancy &C
ca.ioncd by tho domiso of Capt Isaac Ncsbitt
the late worthy Incumbent, VIII" died few day.
ago. Mr.. Nymau was II member Of the fru,
state Convention,
Col. A. II. MARYLAND who has so long
been engaged In arranging postal facilities Ia
connection with uur triumphAl armies, ha, been
appointed special aVoRt for extending mail faoili
ties by steamboats, In the Southwest, and also fol
establishing post Offices in connection herewith.
II" lon town Wednesday for this new field o.
duty.
Mayor MAYo's court, at Richmond, ha,
been again suspended, n, In about thrcc wooks d
municipal election will tako place there, whom
tho functions Of the court will be duly under
stood
PRlSrF NAPOLEON lo.os about klooWo per au
mum by his rcceut speech.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
Address OTthc National Council az Com
ErDgatIOnRi Churches 90 President
JOhnsOn.

DosToN, June l5--The Congregational
Council, Mt its session to-day, adopted the
following address to President JOHNSON;
The National Congregational Council now
in session In Boston, representing nearly D. 900
churches, IN all sections Of the country. dc.
sire To present to you their Christian saluta.
ton, md to assure you Of their profound
sympathics in your great and trying labors,
to promise you their loyal support and their
prayers, and express their solemn conviction
that the hundreds of thousands embraced as
worshippcrs in our churches will most heart
lily cooperate with you in extending the in.
stitution of civil and religious liberty
throughout the land
WN A. BUCKINGHAM Moderator,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
Between Lopez and oortinas.

MAJOR GENERAL HENRY W. SLocUN.--
This efficient soldier, who commanded tho
lett wing Of Sherman's forces In Georgia and
the Carolinns, and recently the army named
after the former State, Visited the Stock tx.
change in Now York yesterday Rfte, noon,
and received q wal IN greeting from the CON.
pany present. Cen. SlOoum 10 n graduate Of
West Point. q resident OF Syracuse. IIo
represented tho Second District Of Onandaga
county in tho Stlto Assembly Of 1859, and
was Rn influential member Of that body.
The General is man Of doeds and not Of
words. Eut the Empire State may be proud
to claim him n ono Of tho ablest, as well as
one of tho most successful military leaders Of
the war. At the head Of the 18th corps, at
Chancc cllorsyillo, Gettysburg, and elsewhere,
he exhibited great GOODNESS and judgment In
handling his forces, and his respective com
mands have always shown the Trustworthy.
moss that comes Of strict discipline and tho
careful and stendy leadership Of a thorough
soldier and courteous gentleman. Those
who have scrNod under him will ever cherish
him in affCetiOnatO remembrance for the
noble qualities he has manifested and the
brave work he has DONE Boston Transcript.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
Removal OF Restrictions Upon the Cot
ton TrnIn.

There is great Misrepresentation as to that
part of the Presidents proclamation which
announces the removal Of tho restrictions
upon trade. Worry fcw persons understand
tho proclamation As affecting the act of Con
gresS which provides for the payment Of
twenty-five per cont Of the products to the
Government. Tho proclamation is intended
and does entirely wipe out tho twenty five
per cont, clause, and totally Rbolishcs the
Treasury special agency for the purchase OF
products for tho Government, and puts an
end to the cotton agents. Tho occupation Of
those agents is gono--thoir torn of service
expired with tho issuing Of the proclamation
and now cotton and othor products of the
States recently in rebellion will move for
ward to the markets unrestricted, and sub.
ject only 10 such Sustom.house regulations
and internal revenue taxation Us is imposed
upon the products of other States.
This removal of tho restriction will give II
great impetus to tho trado in cotton, as the
requirement of twenty-five per cent to be
paid To the Government before the cotton
could be put into market had n paralyEing
effect upon it
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
bounty Land warrants.

The returns from Colorado to tho Genera
Land Oficc show great AotiN;tyin land opera
tions at Denver, in that Territory, in tho way
ofproIininary steps to secure lands undor Tho
Pre- -emption and Homestead laws. Tw'
thousand and hltysx aoroS Ht that plnc,
have already been taken with bounty land
warrants, and number Of sales have like
wise boon made. At Saginaw, Michigan, in
the month of May last, 3, 3,76O acres were To-
Gated with bounty land warrants.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16


A Remarkable Cow-Iler Marches and
Services In the Field with sherman'r
Army.
The correctness Of the statement respect,
Ing the performances Of tho COW spoken Of in
the Subjoined nots Is vouchsd for to US by an
oiheor Of the highest respoctability;
IL CAnP NKAR wAsHIxurpS, d. C,
usssrs. Riiiors Washington DafIv RsSnJife9,,
Sins: Brevet Maj. Gen. J. D. Morgan pre-
sentsd June II, 1855, TO tho Soldiers Home
COW FOR the use Of the institute. Sho has
belonged 10 the Generals mess since Shcr-
mans army left Atlanta, and went through
all OF Gen. ShermAn's marches from Atlanta
to Savannah, from that place through tho
CarOlinRs to Goldsboro, N. C., and from there
through Raleigh via Richmond to this city.
During all those marches she gave gallon Of
milk por day.
Below give tho number Of miles Travelled,
as follows.
From Atlanta to Savannah, 326 miles,
From Savannah to GOldsboro', N. g., AZ
miles
From GOldsboro' to capO Fear River, 81
miles.
From Cape Fear River to Washington vim
RichRond, Va, 342 miles.
Total number Of miles since November I6,
1854, to May 10, 1865, one thousand two
hundred and twenty miles, O,22O.) She
Travelled from MOrriSyille, N. C., to Rich
nOnd, Va, distance III miles, in seven days,
and from Richmond TO Washington, distance
l49 miles, In oight days. She Is now in OK.
cellsnt coalition, and gives ! gallons Of
rich milk per day, 81
u Is perhaps needless to add that this vet
pran bovine A" hummer" and her lacteal pro
duets will bO well cared for and highly ap
preciatod at tho Soldiers Home.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
The Weekly Republican

for the week ending Juno 10 is now ready.
and Is for sale at the counter Of the RErIn-
LICAE Office. II contains our report of the
trial Of the conspirntors; editorials; CORE.
spondencoj poetry, and misccl llanoous items
and news, which tend to make the WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN, the best paper for persons in
the city to sond to their friends in the
staLss, ~
Every soldier, before leaving for home,
should subscribe to the WEEKLY RErUBLr-
CAN. All matters in relation to the order.
Of the War Department, In relation to pay,
bounty, &c, interesting to soldiers, nre care
fully compiled for It's columns.
Subscriptions can be sent to the Office, No.
Sll Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
or through the Post Office, directed to W. J.
MURrAoH 4 Co, Washington, d. C. Price,
81 per year, in advance.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
EnLAsornAsp THE sLrDELL's.-Tho Par
DErARTHENr or THE lNrERioK,
OFIIcE oH RVS WAsnNgroS AarEDuCr,

correspondent of the Hry0hi writes
nm informed that Mr. Ernngor, whu
married Miss Slidcll, is, II not bankrupt,
Mt any rate Rruinod man, In reputation NJ
woll ns in foItunc, and | may mention Ia
you, to complete the history Of this nristo
cratic alliance, that tho old Baron Erlanger
his father, was only II clerk in Frankie,
house some four years ago, when by a lucky
chance, he called on n certain Mr.. Roedcror
dealer In ices In the Gocthor FlntE, in that
town. Mr.. Roedoror, Mt the time in ques
ton, hold ticket in tho Frankfort lottery,
which, owing to gront number Of drawings
having already taken place without the chiei
prize having beon gained, was of course Mt 4
considerable premium. This ticket Mr..
Rooderer offered to Mr.. Erlangcr In payment
Of small debt. After considerable hcsitn.
ton II was saccoptod, and turned out to bo the
winner of the great priyo Of about ono hun.
drCd thousand dollars, which sum Of course
Mr. Erlanger got With this money Er,
lNngor bought up, under another name, Ger,
tain good claims against tho house no was
clerk in, and by pressing them compelled the
house to wind up, when he, with his capital,
stepped in hetwocn his former employers and
their creditors, and thus secured tho busi,
ness to himself
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16

An accident occurred on ono Of the Eng.
lish railroads recently, and several persons
woro killed young noblcman was seen
running about in search Of his valet, whom
he feared was among the victims. Presently
ono Of the guards came up and said to him,
" My lord, We have found your servant, but
he /, cut in two" Then" said the titled
fop with n regular Dundrcary drawl, "hc
gwood enough to see in what half he has got
the koy of my carpet bag
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
Tho Corpso OF the R,I,,IIIon,

The rohcl General DICK TAYLOR, on bcing
asked whether the Trans Mississippi army
ought to he surrendered, quickly replied:
Eyes, surrender as soon as possible You
arc or'y setting up with a corpse. I sat up
with it until 1t was blue, and II you delay
much longer it will become too offensive for
decont burial
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16
DIED.

On tho l4th inst, at quarter past " o'clock at
night, In tho 2lth year Of bis age, RoBLRr The
eldest son Of Alfred and Sarah Parker. His
death was caused by being thrown from aud run
over by n cart while ia the discharge 0I his duty
~ Government employee on duty at OoncTAl
AuEer's headquarters.
His friends aud relatives are invited TO attend
his funeral at clock y. IN. Sunday next, from
the residence Of his father No. 2JS l. street, be-
tween Seventeenth aud eighteenth streets, Wash
ingtOn, u. O. ~
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16

All. IstiS relating 70 the subSoriPiIon of, or
Advertisi9 In, tho REPuRLIoAS should be Rd o
dresssJ- q tho publishers, As above.
Alnetters or comma nioatiOhs Intended for pub
tisation, or in any way relating to the editorial
spartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
tho editor, ~ above.
Business and ether eorrospondents will greatly
obiige the Publishsts and the Rditor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsPoNDESrs. No notice eau be taken
Of Anonymous communications. Whatever Is
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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16

II brother We bcliove of the notorious Harry
GiIm"r, was arrested yesterday and placed
in tho Baltimore county Jail, lie has bocn
indicted for levying war against that State
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-16

Tho New York Times says that there arc
i95, jg2 persons living in tho crowded tcno-
ment houses in New York, and 100, 600 moro
in attics, lofts, 80 Thoy nro packed in at