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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21
W. DENIsoN,
Postmaster General
An EXPLANATION.

Tho rumOr that counterfeit lye dollar
bills Of tho national currency have been put
in circulation arose from the fact that the
lettering of the bills Of tho following banks
was changed after their first issue, viz; Firs.
National Bank Of Washington, ID. c.; First
National Bank of sandusky, Ohio; First Ma.
tionl Bank Of Fort WAyno, Ind, First Na
tionnl Bank Of Youngstown, Ohio; First Ma.
tional Bank of indianapolis, lnd First Ma.
tiOral Bank Of Stamford, Conn. . 900
On tho notes Of these hanks, which were
among the Rrst organised under tho law, tho
line, "This Note IL Secured, &o., extends
TO tho left Of the limo above II, which reads,
''National Currency whereas on the other
issues ono line is wholly beneath the othSr.
Tho omission Of the word the before the
word "bonds,n which was decided upon
after tho manufacture of the plates was con.
siderably advanced, accounts for the discrep.
ancy. There aro no counterfeits Of any de.
nomination Of tho national currency in oircu.
lation.
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The National Loan.


PmLADELPnIA, June 2O.-Subscription,
to-day 10 tho 1850 loan in all parts Of thu
Union, as tolegraphed 70 Jay Cooke, amount
70 81, III ,40O, including the following; From
the Third National Bank st. Louis, 5000,
0o0i Second National Bank Of st. Louis,
SeO,O00i Third National Bank Cincinnati,
~ 900; Second National Bank, Boston,
$780, 0O0i First National Dank, Wheeling,
Va, $l0O, 900; Ninth National Bank, New
York, $l06, 900; First National Bank, Des
Moinos, $50, 0O0 First National Bank, Mari.
boro Mass, $50, 900; Second National Bank,
Providence, S75, 0OOi Union bank, Chicago,
SlO3,OO0i U. Holmes, Pittsburg, S100, 900;
National Bank Of tho Republic, Boston,
81 OO, ,0OOi National Bank Of the Republic,
Washington, u. C., $IOO, 900. Tho number
Of individual subscriptions for sums less than
one hundred dollars, by workingnen and
women, making up portions of the above ng-
Btegate, was ,4S7.
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by TELHauApu.
Reply ofPrenidsst .IohDses 90 the Con.
sreErtiensi N.,,enal council.

Reply Of Prenidsnt .JohDaon 20 the Con-
ereEntionaI VnticnaI Council.
DcsfpN, June So.--Ths following dispatch
from President Johnson was read in tho
Congregational Council o.day;
wAsnfSdroN, June Is.
TO 0opraoy ". A. BaokfaDhdm, Modsrdior ~
The National CoUncH NJ tie Congregational
Churches, Boston: .#VHf ~ a|
1 have received with profound thanks the
dispatch Of your Council. In the nrduous
and embarrassing duties devolvcd upon mo /
feel the need of tho co-opOration and sympa-
thy Of the people and Of the assistance Of the
Great Ruler Of the universe, Those duties I
shall ever endsRvor 70 discharge honestly and
to the best Of my Judgment, with the eonvic.
ton that the bcst interests of civil and re-
hgious liberty throughout the world will be
preserved and promoted by the success and
permRnency Of our coantry, Let US all labor
10 that end, and that mission upon which
the people have been cent among tho nations
Of the world will bo accomplished. ..H
(signeD ' ANDREW JonysoN.
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| GENERAL JoHN @. FREnoSr is stopping NJ
wnlards'. n WT E
Con ID. L, Rucxsp Ia. h.o, .,,,,o,,,, "A
Br.vs. as,.,,I a. Al, - ~fPO''''1' ~ |
~
"A"NAN' whose funeral mas
~, u,,,I'n oesn - s",emsihso IN rars' was common
n" e '.aN. nN " '"' orAn"" Nn
"'"Ap'AA "hAhhAL WILD OF hassAehu-
seas' has been assigned 10 duty under General
Howard, ofthe hefuge and Frecdmen's Bureau,
and viii bo put In charge Of the State OF Georgia,
with orders 10 report TO General saxton.
TooNBs Of Georgia, IL said N have reached
Cuba N company with BrccNiarIdee. 'a'. las
Bishop LrNcu. Of Alabama. has petitioned
The Pres,dep, for nArdon "s'T = alt i.N- -,
Hon. CALrnIyo. flovorror os Idoh6a 4,
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rur ooNsplnAcr rnIA1.s.
Mr.. Dostor's Pies for Payne and Al

Mr.. DOstcr's Pies for Payne and Az
l. ".a serodt. ,HHa 90
The Commission met at ~ O'Clock to-day and
lissnod TO Mr. Doster plea for the assassinator.
Payne. Tho argun'enl was In the nature Of An
apology throughout. Mr.. DOster urged upop m,
Coar that the prisoners antecedents and train
Ing were such that he acted upon osavletIop
that be pas doing right in attempting 70 slay The
leading members Of tho Government and mi.
fact ought 70 modify their views respecting Iii
npPer pusishment iie was IN the cpinion of
he had himself formed an estimate Of PAYNE
which was but lhtle short Of admiration =
After tho recess cf the court, NJ Dosier pro.
with siaielhsst signed by thai pri.os@T 70 ,Ss
had agreed 70 capture Prsrideat Llnesin. but 10
was not one who attempted q kiIi " Llneoin,
or Mr. johnson, OF Mr. seward, or M. Stanton,
or General Grant
when tie eonspiralors formed the desIa. 4.
murder the Prosidcut and his Cabinet, he tth0
phsonsrl broke away from them the momsai tl
On the IIib d April be me, Booth A the Heru .
don House, aud Booth said ho himself would
take care ~ Lineoln, aud that he (At1erodp must
Kill johnson, This the prisoncr utterly refused
10 do, whareupon Booth told him he was fool
that he wonid be hung At any rate u he backed
The priaopcr then abandoned the Onterpr,.e.
and went and pawncd his pistol Afior Ne was
| arrested, upon certain assurances from Colonel
Wells, he impaired 10 that oiheer his belief that
Booth had FED To Charles county, Nd.
Atferodt denies that the arms found In nj.
room belonged to him, and attempts 10 state aud
| account for his movements on tho eveuing of the
llth A. In harmony with his ontire Abahdo doninsnt
OF the assassination scheme
/ This plea Of AtIcr0dt u fatal 20 his ease and
his admissions will have the eject 70 relieve tho
minds OF The eourt OF any lingering doubts re !.
specting his guilty participation In the great cons
spiraey,
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GERMAN RrPLENES's FESTIVAL. The
grand gathering Of riaemen 10 take place In
BrcmeR, Germany, in tho middle Of July,
has created unusual interest among the rifle
men Of This country and thoy lntend having
representatives, by deputAtiOns from nnm-
ber of tho principal Iile clubs Of America
prcsont, Besides the delegation from Phila-
delphia and baltimore, the city of Now York
will BE- represented by 500 rinomen, many Of
whom take with thsm their valuable rides to
Bromen considerably. .... ..
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the Conduct OF stephens IN Fort
."f ..i.F Wnrren. .a..s s'Ga.a4s tl

BosroS, june, 20.--A soldier, netting AZ ono
of the guards over Alexander II. Stephens Rt
Bort Warron, informs the Tfapniinr that he
spends much Of his time In writing, and has
already prepared immense rolls Of manuscript
enough to give complete history Of the
zach morning spends much time in singing
hymns. He, however, maintains naughty
air, and stands upon his dignity but does
not hesitate TO express occasionally his dis.
like for Jen. Davis; aud for that matter, so
does Postmaster Goneral Reagan B. Vt 90
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The Horrible or.rass p West Ror-

We copy from the Boston Poa some addf,
tional details Of the double murder and rape
committed few dRys'ago, In wost Roxbury
The young girl was in her fifteenth year,
but was remarkably well formed, round and
full, over FIVE feet high, and rather nj r,,ctiyc
in person, with auburn hair and very cIoar
bright eyes. She resided In Lynn, with ono
| Of hor Runts, and wns here on \ visit The
boyw was small for hs Rge. Mrs Joyce left
her home early Monday morning, and went
| out to West ROxbury TO make Dresses for n
family 10 stay three days Tho children,
meanwhile, wore 10 stay with their ernnd.
mother, at the corner Of NewlAnd and Con.
cord streets, The boy camo home from
school (tho Dwight SCHOOL, ut II O'Clock on
Monday, Uho morning sessions Of our schools
being from ITO H. The girl expressed
desire 60 see the woods around Boston, and
they proposed TO 60 to Roxbury. Some.
thing was said about Mays woods.
Tho boy then said, 81 will show
you some first ratio woods ~ The grnnd.
mother rather objected 70 thoir going, but
the girl pattcd her on the back sfTeotion-
Rtely, and said, Don't bc afraid, Vvandmo,
wen be back In tiino for Johnny 20 60 10
schooln This was In reference 60 the aitcr.
noon school session, which commences AZ two
o'clock. Whom they loft the girl had ten
cents with her. Tho place whore tho murder
was committed was about parallel, or n little
beyond the Forest Hills station, at the juno
turo OF the Providence and Dodham rail-
roads, up on hill to the right. ~
II is supposed that the children. who wero
ldst seen going up from NewlaRa street to.
ward Washington, took the Forest hin car
op tho DcdhRm turnpike route. rode out 10
tho terminus, and then struck tho first road
thoy eama, 10, whhsh led than aorosr tho rhil :
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TmE trouble between 9arnbaIdi aud his
yo ung wife is explained. She is an ilisgiti-
mate daughter afthe Marquis Ramona Pro
Tossing much attachment for the warm
hearted old man, she lnyeiglesl him, with'her
fathers good help, into an sngagotnsht 10
formed, whAh he discovered that she would
Hoon present him an irregular heir. lIo chiy.
hlrously kept his promise, however, married
her, turnod his back upon her at the ohuroh
door, and has refused 10 hold any cOmmuni.
cation whatever with her since,
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Colonel AIOshy Comes. Into LynoLburR
Co surreaider-A misunderstanding
His Parole Refused. AH D.. 7..."

prom tho LynshbuTE RrpabllSAn, June l4,l
Some little stir was created IN the city
yesterday by tho report that Col. Mosby, the
celebrated partisan chieflain, was IN Lynch.
burg Various ruinors were ahoRt hs 10 the
cause Of his appearance, but the following
hre, we bolieVe, the fa0ts oC the case Some
days since Col Mosby's brother came to
Capt. Swhnk, provost marshal fthis city, 70
inquire II Mostly would be Parolcd on coming
in aud surrendoring to the authorities. Capt,
Swank replied that he would make inquiries
upon the subject and give him IN answer In
u few days. Day before yesterday lao again
called to soc the marshal upon tho subject,
and was told that Col. Mosby would DO pa
rolled IL he would come In and give hhnsolf
up, In accordance with this information,
Mosby came into LynchbGrg yesterday hnd
applied to the provost marshaib 6Gicc for 4
Porolc, Capt durnott happoned 10 be at
tonding to the duties Of tho oihce at the time,
and not being aware of the arTangom snt, sent
TO Col, Duncan fnr instructions lie was I'm
mediatoly ordered not IN parole Col. Mosby
until further orders from Col d. In the
meantime dispatch was received from Rich
mOnd, and M0sby was ordered TO lsaVs town
Immediately, while the provost guard was
instructed to SEQ that he did so without mo.
HESITATION or hindrance. Tho Dispatch Is
generally supposed ~ have been M order for
his arrest, probably uhdoT a'misaPprehonsion
Of the facts-aud rs he had como hero under
m implied safeguard fFOm the military aa !
thorities, they felt bound In ahonor not 10
tako advantpgc Of the net. tt.2 t..3, -,
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NEw YoRK, juno 9O.--During a aromSR .
celebration at Flushing, Long Island, this
afternoon, difficulty occurred, In which thu
members Of, various rival companies Joined
Stones, clubs, bowie knives, aud revolysTs
were freely used Daring the ARRAY some
fifty persons were wounded several u Il
supposed, dangerously. .t,i .-,i, .''' saI
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THE 1cFFECrUAL cAkCELLATIoN
OF POSTAGE AND REyENuE

~
We have reason to belioro that n solution
Of this voxod question Is about to be reached
not by . brilliant discovery nor by any Of the
iar-fetched cOntrivancss which the despera-
tion Of invention has suggeStod but by one
Of those happy idoas which often solve tho
most complex and difficult problems in the
arts and scieneesso'i ia4'' ..f fnI..f
This idea simply consists in reversing the
rulo which has hitherto prevailed In regard
to the use Of inks for caneelling purposes
Hitherto it has bs"n the uniform practice to
cancel postage and revenue stamps with inks
Of a different color, and consequently Of y
different chemical eharac.er from those In
which tho cengrayings upon them werO printed,
Tho object haA been to render cancellatioS
cOaspieuOnss but tho effect has been to rchdor
Ii possible to tAmpsr with It by discovering &
and applying chemicals which would extract
the cnnccling without affecting the printing
inks upon tho stamps, n ipOsAIbility which
has been developed into an nctunlity In alI
the countries into which those stamps have
b.sn ,nt,odpcod 0''-"'7'
= Tbi, defect Of N. :, ,r...n, ,v,,.r i, !, nm
posed TO cure, by printing and canceIIins
stamps, not only with inks Of the same colorS,
but'of tho same chemical composition; in
othsrSofds, with tho aams inks, and to ron
der eanesllatlOn distinct by throwing the
~ s..'..s.sT - - sss - y. As IN ''ns y,
I--I ~, n'I,1,., " ,PD' ~
VI 49, 80 : ~. ~ .A M
rS,,,..',,s ~. ~ 49, "
r..sss....T !, - 80 ..sa.as ~. - - - ~.
Ts- Sa.'s,,.s, 49,, '...sS'''-~l, u Ls',, - -,
,h". 80 !, j S.,a .;,-i,,, \. =. ~ ~
,hsI a,ss,on, ,m,s...,ons .'.ss rI,h 1,
.h.,h.r ~, M s..,,,.,,. -. a. hv a
eanssllinS instrv,nont, and that therefore
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Prom BOston-FuncraI Of the Mar
dcretl Chtlaren.

DosroN, June 20.-Thc funeral Of tho two
murdered children took place this morhing,
IN tho church Of the Unity, Newton Place
Mrs. Joyce, the mother, was present, dis.
proving the report Of yesterday, that she had
become insane. sho Is sadly stricken down,
however.
Tho funeral exercises wcro Of tho most sol.
cmn character.
Tho unfortunate children wore born in the
city of Albany, New York.
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PHIEADELPHIA. June 2O.-This morning
FIVE Hoyornmcnt steamers ht tho Phiiadci.
phia navy yard brought, at public salO, the
following prices Tho Sido-wheel steamer
Quaker City, $35 300; an iron screw, $li, 900
screw StoamOr Cambridge, $l7, 500; screw
Lhg Il. D, Hale, $4,000 and the bark J. L
Davis, 81, 300.
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DR.. Mackay at the Astor House, n, y

!. Nav YoRK; june n DR. Maclmy, oC
Charleston, SC; announced publicly IL tho
Astor House last evening that the committee
which arrived here yesterday to vail upon
the President hro original seccss ssionists. They
hnvo been rebels all through tho war, and
their coming horo the Doctor said, was IN
outrage and an insult 10 tho Government
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21

SPRAEER COLFAX.--hF. Speaker C0lCax
and party wore still at Salt Lake on june
l9th. On that day tslegrAphle dispatch
was addressed by him to tho Hon. James l..
Ridgely of this city, Informing him Of the in.
ktituti0n Of n lodge Of Odd Fellows at that
place, in which he took a prominent part
Bah. AMERICAN.
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Incendiary Fires In CLEVELAND.

CLEyELAND, June 2O-Two inosndiary
firOs last night destroyed cabinet shop, car
PCnter shop, and number Of barhS and
dwellings .,.I..m
A man was detected firing tho school house,
but lie esoaped after sharp pursuit. T
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/ CAIRO, juno 2O.-A dispatch from Mobile
says that Bishop Andrews, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, has issued an ad-
dress In which no oOunsols subinlSsion and
aequiesecnco to the now order Of things.
Con. Duekner's address to tho soldiers Is
Of the same import.
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WEDNESDAY. Z !JuNE q, lses:
ssPoRTs.


Persons residing or 'bcing IN Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad
eau obtain the same, With tho least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department OF State. a'ana my4-Sm
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5TnE mann sTAruE.- Workmon are on
gagged in making measursrnsats preparatory
70 ths erection Of the ST. tue Of fIIoRAoE
MANE, In the grounds in front Of the Massa.
chusstts State House, Boston, opposite the
WEBSTER statue,
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TBR Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail.
road Company have advertised for proposals
10 rebuild their bridge pYor the RAppahnu,
mock. Also for proposals 10 run a daily line
Of stages between Hamilton Crossing and
Belle Plain, to unite with y line of steamers
on the Potomac, and make a complete line
between RichmoPd and Washington. lr,,,,
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VIZ arc sorry to lesrn that the wheat crop
in West Virginia is being impaired by tho
rust and weeyil.
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Movements Of Admiral DahIrren.

Nav YoRE, June 2O.--The gunboat Wis
sahickOn, from Charleston, has arrived. She
reports that the flagship Pnwnoe will soon
lcnye for tho North, with Admiral DahlgrOn
aud stRl. ...-f
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THE boston Post classes JAMES GoHpos
BENNETT and VIZ. cuLtEs BnrAxr among
the distinguished writers Of fiction.
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ARREsrED.- yesterday Detectives Bigley
led Kelly RrroStoi man nAmad, Jshu sooit on
The charge Of being concerned la robbing . gen.
tloInhh u q gold watch and avaT four hundred
takaU 60 the police headquarters and held for a
further hearing .sE.
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by TEL EGG II APH.i
Decision In the Court OF Appeals Mt
! ~ ..I ~. Albany, N. ". - -iig -r

% ALnANV. June 2l.--In tho Court Of hp.
Peals this morning q decision was rendered
rFyersinS tho decision Of the general term,
'erd ~aHtaiuing the Law creating tho Fire
Commission. ...'-...'....
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= a., n. = NNhlNVroN' June w. lsoos
Congress having by joint resolution, ap.
proved March s. 1885, declared " That pcr.
sons honorabiy discharged from the military
or naval service, by reason OF disability re-
Spltlng from wounds or sickness Incurred In
the line Of duty, should be preferred for ap-
poiptments 70 civil Offices, provided they
shall be found to possess the business ca
pacity necessary for tho proper discharge Of
the duties Of such Office, and IL being my
desire to carry into effect, as far rs practi
cable, the iaudAble purpose Of this resolution,
Il Is earnestly requested Of all postum rterl
Who havo occasion to appoint clerks or other
employees in their respective Offices, that
they give the preference to such wounded OF
disabled soldiers and sailors who have beer
hon6rably discharged from tho military OF
naval service as are found qualified to per
form satisfaetorily the dutios Of tho positions
for which thcy apply.
W. DESIsoN,
Postmaster General,
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aS-IIaIr Uprooto,l nom ali parts !

A6-EIair UIsrooteti from ala parts oG the
body In Ave minutos, without injury 10 thp skin,
by UPHAM'B DBPILATORY POWDER. Ask or
send for UPHAMs DRPILAr0E4 PowDRR, aud take
no other Price u. Mailed 10 auy aadreSs for
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by 4. O. PonD, 30 Penn.
ave-, and HENRY COOK, Alexandria. rrH
Ap2D mth&sATn = ''.Hr- 0ItT.. q.
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BRIGADE BASps.--Tho Secretary Of War
hos issued m order discharging brigade bands
where the brigade 10 which the band be,
longcd Is broken up by reason Of the muster
out Of the regiments composing IT,
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.THERE gsFo two hundred and eighty cot
tABes pt NoWPoTt.t a. rhsAs not owned BY tho
occupants, rpJlt for ftpsn ono to fro Thousand
dOlIaisa year The handsomest ono is tho
property of August Belmont, the banker, and
cost flfty thousand dollars.
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR o,CLocK, II. M.

Death OF MRS. Secretary seward.
Mrs. WILLIAM A. sEwARD died this morn.
ing at eleven o'clock. Her remains will bo
taken TO Auburn, New York, for intermsnt.
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IEnplOymOnt for Disabled Soldier,
and sailors.

Postmaster General DESIsoN has issued
tho following interesting letter which we
hopo will bc strictly observed by postmas,
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A9-Frsclxlss, Tan, ana Plsaples Re-
moved at once by the use Of uPHAM,SfRRCRLE,
TAN, and PIM,Lk BANIsHRR. Prizes 90 cents
Mailed to any address for 70 cents, by s. q. Up
HAN, % south Eighth strsoi, philadelphia. Sold
by g. O. FORD, 200 Penn. ave. aud HKNRY
COOK, Alexandria. E.. 40 apl0. .mthAHsm
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ssPECIAI NOTICEts. :

TnE First New Hampshire heavy artillery
reached Concord yesterday a ,
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sR-FrsesIe1a Tine IcInancI.

patton PrOol nation vihdicated. Tho Enamel.
Patton Proclamation Of tho President Of tho Uni.
tcd Staten, issned January !, 1865, and Letter ot
the President ". tho United statss TO tho UnOR
ConyentiQn holdon ~ Springfield, Illinois, Sep
tmbor ., ls6S In Pamphlet PORN, with Covers,
OnleiAlly Revised aud Corrected For SAIo al the
NArIosAL REPuBLioAN oliee. Priec-Ten cents
per copy; IL copies. tl - copies, "a Mailed,
free q postage, 10 any part Of the United States
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THE Sanitary Fair at Chicago has notted
S2S5, 900,
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AS-The .yapanese Hair stain Colo,

tho HAIR, wIIIsKRRs, and MoUSrACHBa a beau
tiful black or brown ltoousiAts Of only ono pre-
rents .oS aii.d AZ. ~ Vn "a ~.
by s. @. UPHAM, 2S South Hghih street, Phila.
deiphia, Pa. Bold by s. O. FORD, 40, Penn.
ave, , aud HENRY COOK, Alexabdfta.
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As- MRssashWsstts Military state

aa1ssr hsssSsar.sss' RssoSan.Ss .u1 n sss EosSIT %
January lst, lsdA, the Massachusetts, STATE
Agency will occupy ns new rOoms IN the M
tiOndI I,tsHi0s1aosr B0ildlhg, second nO0T, cor
heT Of seyenth aud strosis, Washington, D. y;
10 call. .s.H ... Is----". I.....