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Chief Justice Chase at tho Schools .ioT
Colored cb''dren IN New OrIspVr.
Wo clip the following from the Now Or.

COlored Cb'idren IN New OrISpv-.
Wo clip the following from -the New Or.
leans Times Of tho 10th inst.
Most Of yesterday MOI nipg was spcnt by
Mr.. Chase among the schools for colorc,l
children In the lower pa. Of the city. Tie
largo sehooi on Dorbieny street; the one
under DR.. Randolph, on Urquhart street, and
tho school newly founded, on tho corner Of
Goodehildron and Union strcets. wero visit
cd, and We understand the most satisfrctM y
evidence Of Improvement was shown. Tho
children were exHpinod In reading, spelling,
goo6 eaphy, and arithmetic and the most
satisfactory evidence Of Improvement WIS
shown. NJ. Chase expressed much pleasure .
at the quickness and thorough knowledge of
tho subjects displayed. Or. Randolph was
highly ,mplimented on tho decOrOus con.
duct and discipline Of his pupils, and tho
schools under tho control Of colorcd teachers
wero especially commended.
Mr.. Chase was accompanied by Mr.. Reid,
his secretary, and Mr.. Wheelook, Secretary
of the Board Of Education. Tho party weni
strictly ianogHitO, but In q very foW minutes
a(ter arriving Mt cash school, tho whispering
among the children betrayed the futflity Of
the disguise, and showed the great champion
OF personal hbei ~ that he was not unknown,
and his endeaYors In behalf of the cOlOred rnoe
not unoppreeiated. As the visit was entirely
unexpected, Of cOurso there was no prepal :
tion, and our Chief Justice had an opportn.
nifty of viewing the neV system Of education
In Its truost light. We hope the attention
OF ona Occupying 20 exhlted q position v IN
MI the minds Of tho pupils With new ardoT,
and that tho compliment Of to-day viii serve
as an undoubted proof Of the Importance Of
education TO them. ~ :
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DIED.

On tho llih inst, nj quarter past I2 o'eloek Al
night, In tho 20th year Of his age, RoEEET, the
Oldest son OF Alfred and Sarah Parker, HI
death was caused by bolng thrown from and ran
over by a cart, while In tho discharge of his duly
a. a Government employee on duty at General
Augor'H headquarters.
His friends and relatives are invited 10 attend
lwocn Seventeenth aud Ecightcenth streets, Wash
tngton, ID. @. H. as
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Mr. Good, NhN is actively engaged cOl-
loctlng list Of names Of the dead on Antle,
tam battle field, and other information for he
uso Of tho trustees, has discovered that u
woman acting As Union soldier in uniform
WAS killed IN that great battle.
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cupiSd by Oar Troops.
NRw yoRK, Juno Ie,,-Tho stoameva
Ryoning Star and George Cromwell, from Now
0rieaI,S on tho 10th instant. have arrived
hero With sls, 900 in gold
General Heron has ostablirhed his hond.
quai tsEs at Aioxandrin, La, aud hNs i,sned
an order informing the people that the cmhD.
cipation prOolAmatlbn vould be enfoped, and
recommending tho freedmen 10 work fnr
their old masters. lie would coon 20 =
Shreveport,
II appears that pucknor and prlce sur.
rendered tho tnnops If the Trans. MtssiasippI
Department without the consent of Kirby
smith, Who issuod an order nj Houston,
Texas, TO the eiGoct that be had refused To
surrender, and intended ~ struggle IN tho
last for better tormH, but, hnylng hOrn abRn.
dOned by his Texas troops. cnnnhetled tho
remalndor 10 yetun 10 their families and rc-
sumo the occupation Of poRee, n was ru.
ported, however, that Smith, with 100
troops and 1000, 900 in gaId, had gone ia
Mexlno,
Gov. Mprry. Of Texas. called an srtraor,
dinRTy session of the State Legislature. and
ordered an election oCdelegates to tho Slate
Convention, and also ordered The shsrihs 10
soise tho confederate property In tho State
aud divide u among tho psOpie' These pro.
eeedings will doubtlsss bo HupProSs"d' by
Gen, Sheridan.
den. Rpown occupied BroWnHyiIls, thr
Tobel garrison, under Gen, Slaughter, haying
withdraw amor row about their pay,
which resultod In tho arrest OS Slaughter
until tho money was foTlhk6GhinR slaagh.
tor had sold battery af six pleoeS 10 the
Mexiesa Imperial lenerNl Mejia for Fix then.
sand dollars. 0on, Brown hal cont lattC
10 MsjiA notifying him of the desirs o. cgr
Government 10 preserve amlnable relation
with the Republic AZ MoHlco, and encISEIng
m extinct FROM the Instructions T'om tho
United States SegretaIY pt State. Ia tho az.
feet that We practice aha0ln(S 40 inteVOn-
q, ,tiO1 and non Interference n MeA 80 and
stating that Il would Aeyolye nISn him,
drown, AZ far N'prRciicable, tn prevent aid
or supplies helng giyon from the United
States 10 eithor bolligcrent nen. Brown
adds that tho tr0opg under his command win
not be permitted IN any manner 10 intstEare
In the present relations Of MoNlOo
BroWnsvlllo letter says CAPT, .InnhlnR Of
the 9th Missouri cavalry, Ia now colonel IL
the Liberal army Of Mexico, and Joins Cor.
tinaa. Tho letter says, steps will bo taken
BY tho latter and Nogrote, which will result
In the fan OF MatAtnoraR,
hRw HORK, june l6,--Thn steamship I've,
ming Star, from New Orleans on tho 10Th In
slant, has arrived '.' "'.
Chief Justice Chase has been Invited BY
tho loyal colOrod Americans 10 address them;
but, iustspd, hS SsRds them letter, calling
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n UE5VHNI UH MAHnLH ALLET.--Last
night about hslf past nine o'e' sk the ealcers Of
the FOURTH Ward made descent upon horse.
Nos 10 and u mari . Alley, kept BY Ksis
OeOrge and Anna Dean. Tho onleors eueeerded
IL Arfeaung the Keepers, Kate sud Auna, Together
twelve NlsItors nj the house They vorn sIi
taken TO tho Fourth Ward Station House befers
yustleo 0iberaon, who imposed hnes of three and
Ave dollars on each of thor Auna Dean Ws.
held 70 ball for hearing on the charge Of Keen
ing bawdy house Kate George Waa held h
hall to anawer charge Of selling liquor withoet
license and keeping bawdy house.
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- NaANNHAuA N-HENNa
We have received tvO numbers Of Riaic"
Waty BaHetiH printed a 6slvoitor,
Texas. Il is q half sheet hebdomadsl, rnsns.
uriae about twelve BY sightesa inchss We
extract from Il the following ~
Tho post week has been eventful In Texns
Almost simultaneously tho confederate armies
in this State broke up and the men left for
home--tbey had lost all hopo Of success In
the further struggle for southern indePer
encc. Before going homo, however, the A.
diers helped themselves 20 al governmer,
properly all over the country from Galveston
e Shreveport, respecting, however private
Tho iavloss manner IN which tho public
prcperty was taken created Rpprebspsions
thnt privute property would next sufIaf, and
all private houses were closed at 0OIvsston
pnd IIouston far several daysy Bat these ap.
prchensions were groundloR. The public
property being disposed Of the soldiers left
for homo. Tho last Confederate troops LEFT
Galveston Wednesday, 9Th. Tho mayors OF
Galveston and Houston have cvBr rnised city
guards sufficiently strong TO prePei 70 good
order, and since Friday oil js quiet In both
cities, the citiSera following their usunl avo-
Gallons, Ut. ID. ~ ..'aa b..
Gov. Murrah has pcnt commissioner to
New Orleans 10 treat for peace with the Fed
srai ucncrai independcnt o. the other south-
ern states, and has also sent state guard
70 man tho forts IN this harbCr Until his com
missioners can DO hoard from. As 10 tho
Sa1n ~ s,os =, slS c"un,l DsSwsyn ssna ,h ,an
srnph Nircs having been down the re.t ~
aays.-Bfay -, a.a. ire. gsf.' I'D %
The blOcltading feet yesterday evening
consisted Of eighteen vessels, viz. flagship
two steam sloops, two biignntine propeIlsrs
ono sdo.wheci steamer, sovep gunboats Pud
eve supply yessels.---haH rs. ....... Id.
The Galveston Ntr'. speaking Of tho nu-
merous patriotic resolutions recently passed
IN neaTiy rl Of the counties Of Toxas, says:
Tho performance hos, OF late, faIion IN fur
short Of tho promise, that wo have been
forced to tho conclusion that the spirit OF
the resolutions j. confined TO comoafalivcly
..Il ,.r.h... Or -. . f.tt,,,., ,G L..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Fiona TEMPLR has brOkon down In her
10 grass. Thh will be a disappointment 10
many who expected 10 500 the Queen Of tho
Turf renew her sOuqusStS this season,
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SATURDAY.,


Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on psySOHai application
Atthe Department. Of State. my4-3m
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Ths Loys, I.a,s. Of Mop,gome !

Tbs icyp, ladies Of Montgomery eovuty,
Maryland, hare purohased . largo Amer ;cAn
dag. which is 10 be flung TO the breeao on
Thnssday ststaoon st Rockville. Addresses
wiz be made BY Jndss wsltsr Bowie, Of Ma.
ryiAnd, and Heatenaht Colonel D, 7. Hutch
ips, Of ths iSt New Hsmpsb'rs. Colonel
Hutehins Is pt presen. IN command Of the
Rockville dist.! !cA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

TnE ATLANTIC MoSrHLY for July has besn
rOooived by HUpsoS TAYLOR, 3Si Pcnnsyl.
ynRia avenue II Is ono Of tho most oxcsl.
lent numbers of this excellent periodical.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

THH State Treasurer of Illinois has sen
500, 900 to New York, to meet tho July IN.
tercst on the stnto debt Fifteen thousand
dollars Of this amount Ia paid in gold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

A delegation Of the freedmen Of Richmond
have been In the city day OF two to lay
eortain grievances before tho President. We
shall publish tho entire proceedings In the
matter on Monday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Az ESaI IsH EHoRAvER TO sKHpAbDLR
r. Pringle was tbis morning rsleassa from IN.
Old CAPITOL, by order of The Secretary of Was
aud ordered 10 leavo the country a eDce
PTinglo was ono of six Rnglish eBgraycra who
were employed by tho rebel Government An :, !.
craving tho robeI currency,
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Rcports from tha southwcstern states
--Depl0rabIe Genaitton OF Amaips. 2

Rcports from tha southwestern states
--DeplorabIe Csnaition OF AHaivs.
SrRISaTIgLb, Jvuo ls.--IIen William
Butler, lste state Trsasrrer, he's returned
rom an extended ttay IN tho Southwestern
Btatcs, 1lo dcsci hes tho condition Of the
country aa dcplorabie IN the extreme, Dis
banded rebels pte stealing rom poor whites
and negroes. No cotton and yory little col o
ls planted, No tools OF an,maiS to work
With, no money, no credit and no ono 10
seRl gnod7 for rs'o white men WI not
york and many of The negroc, think that
freedom meaNr reloT ON lrbor, Othcrs
would work II they sor'd gettt. He saw no
fields Of Gotta larger than ten seros.
Tho MlSsissipPl had broken In tho lovees
and ovci Rowod tho banks 10 the extent Of
100 miles IN width, There nyo about one
million bales nj cotton east Of Tho Missis.
| 'ipPi. In fne, Mr. Butter, than whom no
man is bcttor qualihcd to give an opinion, ps
no 10 a cloSe and keon observer, EayH the
country IL IN n condition Of anarchy and de-
mnrn'lEation. The Union grrriSonG are 20
small md tar ppaIt that they can afford Iittlo
or no protection 10 life ~ properly through.
out tho country. The is tho condition Of
hlabamN, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi,
and Lopjsiana ..
Erastus Wright, Of tbis city, has writtOn 10
Mrs. LinroIn, offering her four Aeres Of fuo
srpyo property vest q this city, and ono aero
for residence all reo Of nhNree. In the
four acres he Pr0pOHes TO have n monument
built.
Adjuiant RonsSClI, lRto Of RWeIus rebel
ftaf, paSsod through hero yesterday 10
Jacksonville, whore his mother rcsidos. lie
was formerly In the tth regiment United
States army Grants old regiment. He
leaves for Europe In few days, lie was a.
ono timo heutonant Colonel IN the Iouiri.
ana Tigers, lie says the lending mon at tho
South will leave tho country.
Robert Lincoln arrived here With Judge
Daris, last night.
Thcre is great patlsfhetinn among the ma.
jorty Of the Union men here NJ tho adoption
Of the now ronEtituti0n of Missouri. Pcara
were entertained Tint It's defeat might pro
duce anarchy In tho State.
We had u mnadi6cent rain to-day. WoI IN
MILLIONS OF dollata 10 Central Illinois.
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by THLEGRAPu,


NEw YoRK, June lS.--Thc follow ;ng Wcrs
tho quotations Ni Gailsher'F Ever'ng Hx'
change Gold IlJl; New York Central, 9iI
RriC, 77I, Hudson, tos; Reading, g6L Mich
igan Central illi; Cumberland, I21i Quich'
silver, h7i MaripoIa, ~. Market steady,
Gold, after the call, ltti.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

METHIHONIAt,-JoHs, q. NICoLAY, late
Private Secretary to Mr.. LINCOLN, md now
Consul 70 Paris, was mhu iod TO Miss DAEEs,
Of Plttsfold, rike county. H., this WI 1k.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

The FIRST page Of our paper to-day should
receive a careful perrsal from Sn solts and
conditions Of mon who are interested In the
Wolfsre Of tho county.
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LOCAL AFFAA

MRs. PERRIHR's PBrIrIoN ron n,
The easo Of Mrs. Perrine, which Wei..N
70 the President few evenings ago ~
" person. was referred back 70 ~
That reconsideration has taken plaes
Jhdgo Advocate General reports he -
reason Tor modifying or changing the r.
Of tho military commission which foutm
Prryipe guilty Of Tho charge Of giving X
eomfort 10 the ouemy, aud sentenced her.
pfisoufneut for the torn u three months.
matter u again before tho President upon
Pcrrine . petition fcr Rxeeuilvs eiomensy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Tho New Englanders In tho city arc sym.
pathlsing deeply to-day with their friends In
CharlestoNn, Mass, who aro celebrating the
Anniversary Of tho ever memorable battle Of
Bunker Hill,
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ssrECIAL NOTICE.

AS- Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In tho Old Trinity Church, on
Pifth street, bsswoen = and Louisiana Ayenu"
soryiee at II n. m. and 7lf p. N. seats ffoe
Row. 7. r. Howiott, pastor. Janie.G
1FPeople's TeIegrnph = New First
CLAss LANES, direct 70 NRW YORK, BOSTON,
and 10 Important points, Washington OHees
REPUBLICAN, BUILDING, 5ll Ninth stre"i,
twost sids,) cornor PennsylvAhiA syenuo and
Sixth street, undor National Hotel, and corner
Ing. CHARI.kS d, NOfbN,
febl6-u Manager Of Washington District
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

The colored people Of Memphis have pre-.
sented TO Brig, Gen. A. l., Chatham, com.
manding The post and dsfenoss there, val
uahlo sword and most elegant and valuable
sash, .i .FT
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Thee C0urfa.

CnANoERT CoURr-Chief JWsiioe Ca,Hry.
Tho Court was engaged this morning In the
ease Of Palmer against Rhodes and Crosslcy
against Crosslcy.
Tho case Of Miss Harris is Fixed for trial on the
ID day Of July.
Tho jail list for this term Is allied with much
moro Sc ious ea1os than II has been for maay
terms past.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

To LHAvs rms CoUNrRT --ArehIbald Nc.
tariand, George Mcfarland, Alexander MePar.
land, Thomas Cook, and archibald MeRav w.,a
released this morning from the Old Capitol On
giving their parole Of honor 10 leave the country
I'm mmcdiatAlv I
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CONCEALED WEAPoEs.--Isaac Townsend
was arrested yesterday, by oGleer Crown, Tor
carrying concealed weapons lie was taken be-
fore Justice Thompson, and aned aeD.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

RELEAsEn.-DnyidS Shreeve was released
this morning from tho Old Capitol, By order Of
Judge Advocate L. G. Tdrncr, on his taking the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

-i,t TRnRE sSens 70 bo no doubt that the rsbol
- Soerelary, Bonjamin, has made good bis "a.
,cape tp Bepnndh--nest Of pirates, blockade
.f. tEunners, and yslloR-feyer eonsplrators. This
inlolllgonee will be received with muoh 70
.ygst W Tho President. In a recent conyer.
I, saiion with Proininent political gentleman,
- M. johnson TomDrked that thero was no
ID .re5pT Hhose hanging seemed to him SO i'm.
pcfaiivsiy demanded BY public Justice q,
,,fsJudab P, Renjamin. 80 .
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Tho M"yoraI'y Imbr"gi,o at New Or.
IfSns.


The following correspondence has taken
p'nce hotwccn the ptIcinls having control Of
Affairs in Now Orleans:
wArUN"roE, D. a., May q, lees.
bJn l hoTeby notify You, NJ treasureT Of
tho city Of Now OrleAnS, moi To pay at tho
poTil uf Your rocuI ;iics, any warrant draw 4
npon you for pay Of individuals. material for
pnbllc use or other purpose whatever. that
may hare becn mhAo or authorized by Ooi
s. N. Quincy, colonel Of n eolored Tegl.
mont nf United States troops, or my other
person acting or pretending u not undor tho
appointment oG Maj. Gen Banks, Command.
ing denorai DcpsktmenL Of tho DUFF ~ said
uen Banks RctCd contrary ia Law, and his
proceedings are dlSapprovsd by the Prepident
1t Tho United States, In Quspehding tho civil
authorities OF tho city Of Nov Orleans and
OvCrtbrowing the laws aud ordinances instI.
tuted for its good government
have the honor 10 be, civ. your Obodiont
servant,
J. MAprsoH WHLIs. Goyern0r .
To J. +, WAIroEr Treasury City OF Now
OTioans.
kAyR Any ~ Nav ORLRASE,l
uHN HAL, JrBg l., IS6O.
hJ oea y. r. Bmks, cSn.'0 D,pqrtmsnt ~
aHsGRAL: ] haye tho honor 10 mnko thc
following ronort c6ocerning the prcsent statc
of the city government,
Mr. IIoweii, th, CIty ComptroIlor. yero,i,
to me that durinp nv nbsenoe MT Ibo crcynssc
Yesterday, hn reoriyed a letter F-om llnvcrna,
Wells. informing him that Tho chance IN IN
municipal government had be I sot aside
nr disayowed NJ Washington, and notifying
him to cOaso all further action n making
nayments under the pcnalty of his hand,
'hh thcIoVINp uo hau rnhSnA wing war
rants and nd an lnlofmsd, to9 1SSeSsi%n o.
.a',ouH p',la ~ eSu % Isaus,t'0psv On ha1 boen
9pp,"'sa ny Iae p'ngIept horeHuf, ana WeFV
!" 1us 'soro'"Iy NJ, nllse,
a. "n ~ o. am n"W. WY. sns' el,h W letts'
liz ,rr., ,rsny ~ .' "an a'E M hw thS
80 nS''I' g., ~ Cs "nIoh W,
% S'is' aPP9,.nlEeo
NpI"e, NY . "'u'u'~r'latst' ~ ME- @wye Ie'uteI tooii
Iay ! SaSS hTt soGn ~ n" ws,ton ana can
nrSar.,snd ySSt hs issirrd yso'U ~ o",a,,S, "U y
s,', .s ~ Wy "S..Ir, % pu ny SpsSnoe was un,
t PIIo'V"sos 80. D'nso hyuEs,
Us' "Ssn' ''''''''' "'~'' """' PoS'"'h 10 VIII
.t.. 49,,
srJ ,a"siSr HO TS'''P0Sta'S ',aa,d ~ wniTn
duty to report tAo facis 10 Won before takin,
any action In the premIscs,
have the lonor 10 10, worry respectfully,
''~' TalonsIIt u y" "srIsSWn.
Tim C,tS Trrasv,or a;los cSnS",fat an
Win thc Nav commercoS his c1stoS,ayv
II, ,h,ir,en,nr nsxt INV Tbo co,Io,.ins. a,s,
psSrs % n % have hScn tho ycsuI, | ""'"S w.
49,
hEAparAHrfsi ptrhE'nIT ~ rnE nrtH
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THR Virginia Legislature mot in Rich.
mond, In secret session. on Thursday.
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Anniversary OF the BattIc Of Bunker
Hni-Busincsss suspended-TheD Day
Q NJ I.nNyell. ....

BosTos,. Juno l7,--BanIs, lnsvrnnoe Of
hces, and many business houses are closed TO-
day in cornmemoration Of tho battle Of Bun
ker Hill. Members Of temperance societies
At Lowell tho monument 10 tho memory
Of Laid 4 Whitney, who zen in battle In The
attack on the 9th regiment, ia being dedi-
cntcd to-day with imposing ceremonies.
Gov. Andrew delivers the oration. .i
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f.a HoS, NJ d, FIELD on Thursday resigned his
Office of Assistant Secretary Of tho Tres,ury
Department, which he has filled with marked
ability md zeal for some time past. Mr..
FIELp was called from extremely nrduous
and responsible duties in the sui. Treasury at
New York TO the Departmental Washington,
and has occupied his position hero during
some Of the most trying financial times In the
history Of the war.
a'sli He now leaves IL to occupy one Rt his own
home, having been appointed collector Of tho
Sixth Internal Revenue district In Now York
eliza city, the duties Of which Office We believe he
lini sRssamss on the lst day Of July. Before
., leaving Mr. FIELD received Il most ilattoring
S5r and complimentary letter from Mr.. MccuL-
gg0a Loeg, Secretary Of tho Treasury, and tho
various clerks and heads Of bureaus Of the
t'rl DOpartiAont presented him in body with n
'' asefissof res9fations Of a like nature, accom-
f1g7 panied by appropriate FpmnrkS. ..
lH5 i've wish Mr. PIEIp success in his new
IA. once, 20 goes from us With most cnViRbls
reputation as devoted public officer, ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

NS- Rev. ID. w. Moore will preach
| special discourse ut ST. Pauls Chapel, Eighth
sireet, betWOan D and \ stroots, Island, SUNDAY,
the 18th instant, at II a. m. Text, sith Psalm,
10th verse" Mercy and truth arc met tose'het !
righteousness aud peace have kissed each other
Al O'Clock, Rov. ID. W. Amctt will lroash ron
Revelation, lSt chapter, 7th ycrse--" Bohold, w.
cometh with elonds,' &o Row. J. heIben "
preach At hAlf-past7, lel9-R
18- New York STATE Soldiers' Agency
removed 2S3 Y street. between TWelfth and Ihu.
leenth streets. All Information o. interc.i o.
value 10 the soldiers Of Now YORK, OF the'I
friends, furnished gratnitousiy upon aPplieAl.eIa
At their now rooms, other In person OF bJtss''
No. 2sS y stroet, botween TWelith AND ihW u1'
taonth stroots. mhi-sainlhu
AS-FFsckiss, Tan, and PIsnplss Re
moved al Once by the uso of UPIiAM'bfkhChLh
TAN, and PIMpLE BANIBHKR Priee S eenS
Mailed 70 any address for Is eonls, BY y u " "
HAN, Is South Eighth street, Philadelphia s1S
by 8 @, FORD, 100 Pom. ave. and hkNki
COOK, AlaxAndIiA, ... AP2-mth1sSm
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A1-Tha Japaneso HAIR stain ColoTs
tho HAIR, WHIsKERs, and MOUsTAC CHkA beau
tifrl black or brown. II consists Of only ono pIs
paration. Color viii not fade or wash out ohV
20 cents box. Mailed 70 any addTossfor 20 ,, et
delphia, Pa. sold by s. o. FORD, 800, Fem
ave. /, and HENRY COOK, AioxandriS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

.... war nEPAUTHENrT I
rHH .t ADJurAST 6KgERAL's OFFICE (
WAsHNatoE, Jaao 10, lso''J
deReTai Orders, No ma -.
soldiers hoaOrably discharged will pe
mitted 70 retain, without charge, their hhNP
hayarsacks, and canteenH.
By order Of the Secretary Of Waf:,
Il D. ToWNsEND,,
jsle Assistant Adjuians Osns'AL