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Maryland free press., 1866-07-05
The Extremes.

In speech made by Mr.. Johnson at Nashville,
shortly before the end of the war, he made very
sagacious remark. He declared that tue peace OF
the Union could not be permanently restored and
re-establshed until both of two factions should be
overthrown and destroyed, TO wit that of the
Southern secessionists, and that headed by Chas
Sumner, which were equally responsible for war.
He added that the end ofthe first was soon TO be,
and that that of Sumner and his faction must fol-
low in proper course. Having mace easy his mind
on the score of the South, he is now turning his
attention to the disunionists Of the other end OF
the country. ~. ....af. ...
We cannot doubt that in this effort he will be
sustained by all at the North who have an intel
ligent appreciation of the interests ofhe country
The masses of the people in that part of the Union
are conservative. The wealth that has been so
marvellousy accumulated there, in the last five
years, must exert very sensible effect upon the
tone of public feeling. The masses of the people
are in favor of pacfcation and quiet and rest In
society in the world is wealth so generally dis
scminatcd; in none is each individual SO directly
and positively interested in the stability of goy-
ernment. That community cannot fail to sec the
wisdom of meeting the overtures of the South for
reconciliation with some other demonstrations
than those by which the Radical leaders have as
founded and disgusted the world They see in
the extraordinary avowals of these men nothing
but an unbnshing attempt to sustain the fortunes
of political faction, by eking out quarrel which
no longer has cause, classification or an ex-
cuse.-Bdltimore transcript. a. ..-i
Maryland free press., 1866-07-05

RE- Gold was quoted in Baltimore, on
Saturday last, at 1881.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-05

E1sFrank Thomas voted for Negro Suf-
frage in the District Of Columbia. aud said
he was for It in all the Southern States
He is mum as to their votingin Maryland :
and his friends, with the Herald at their
head, say we are all in favor of negro suf-
frage everywhere but in Maryland. i j
DO these people. know that the days-ef
bayonets aud bastdes are over? That the
reign of small minds has ended ? and that
the bosh and nonsense theytalked when in
human Provost Marshalls were at their
backs to sustain them amounts TO nothing
Why, ye little, cowardly great men Of
days gone by forever. reason and common
sense are walking abroad in the land. You
could once get your rdfiahs to drive men
from the polls, and find base, seryile men
to do your bidding in DISTINGUISHING you
and their neighbors and fellow citizens, but
neither ruffian or register can at this late
day cram such nonsense down the tllroats
of the people. 1fyou are for negro suf-
frage in the South, yon are for it in the
North; and if everywhere else, pray let
us hear the reason why you object to it i'll
Maryland. '". l'.., w. '1
Did these silly great men ever hear of
the Ostrich sticking its little head in the
sand and leaving its big body out. and at
the same time fancying it was hid I?
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
JOHN Q. LOOMS,
Assistant 1pecial ARent.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL Estate IN rHs DIS.
TRICr OF COLUMBIA. ---

virtue Of three writs Of FIeri Fscias issued from
the Clerks once Of ths supreme Court Of the District Of
% for M front OF Ss Hos.. Soo. u g'Sa .s
District, on WEDNEsDAY, the 22d day Of August In
stant 1855, commencing at ~ O'Clock, m the follow
First being part Of tract called wooDLKY Lying in
the county Of In said District described
follows Beginning ats stake stone In the arst line
beginning Of the tract conveyed by Lorsnso
Thomas to Rachel A. 3 Bowen, on course Q. ~ de-
grsss g., and running from said stake stone Qst)
70 stake or stone thence (2d) SIN degrees along
the second OF said original tract II slo psrehss
to stake or steaei thence ga N 50 d:grsssG ssf
opsn.s asa aSes is.a: from ss d."1s:s~. % SSs "a
X. q: & ss s:. 4
thence % csshS 81 S:sr::: ~ u. .sss q :.,s ss:i
pss.: e IL s;s Ss:
sS, sioss .siS :ss. = 81 dssr..: " SO p.rsS:: .
psrehss 70 stoss thence oth) by said edge due vest
" perchss to stone thenes glthl N 7S degrees W.
pssehss to stone In said edge; thence l2ih) By said
BY said edge H. IS degrees sic perehss 70 sioss
thence Ah) degrees is $40 perehes 70 stone q
the southeast corner Of lots thence QSth)
more or loss, together with ths improvements.
Also, after the shove, will sell
The whole Of square No. I'D,
| Lot No. 8 In square No, 6S3,
Lots Nos and 10 In square No. 8sj,
In the city Of Washington d. c. together with the in
Seized and levied upon the property Of Robert J.
waller and will be sold TO sstisfy executions nos 40
Metropolis and Ccyingon Smith, sIecutrx o. Richard
Smith, RobtJ Walker, and No. 292 Judg q O. O.,
Benjamin T. Gettings Us. Robe Walker
DAVID 8. GooDINa,
I Au3.td United Mnfshnl ID. O.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
BYTEIEGRAPH
The National Republican.
rHk NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS
REPORT or COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
Csmmitss on Addra and Ra,lutions 10 Rspsr,
7s.Day.

PHrLApHLrHA, Aug. 1.-The Convention was
called 70 order at noon. The wigwam 10 crowded
With dsissstss and sPsstators, including large
number Of ladies. f'.4 va s'f -
Gen. Dix In The chair %
Rev. Mr.. aollslinssr. Of Tenn, opened the pro.
essdipss with prayer.
Mr.. Blair made . report from the COMMITTEES on
Organization. The announcement Of Mr.. Doolit.
ties name for President Of the Convention was 70.
osivsd will applause.
The Committee on Crsdsntisls made report In
favor Of Gen. Crosby's Maine delegation.
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow At 10
o'clock, whom the committee on rssolutiors will
report
Senator Cowsn Il chairman Of the COMMITTEES
During tho proceedings Of the Convention the
following dispatch from the President was read,
and rsosivsd with snthusiastio applause:
wAsHIxeroH, Aug. A.-To Hon. O. H. Broten.
ing aud Hon. A. W. Randall, Cosvsntion, PAD.
sSs!phio: thank you for your cheering and on.
oourasing dispatch. The fngsr Of Providence IL
unsrring, and win guide you safely through. The
people must be trusted, and the country will be
restored. Ny faith is unshaksn as to the ultimate
success. ANDREW Johnson.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
Union PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER rHs LAWS OF the STATE or
NEW YoRK.
0rrfcz, ITO BnoApwAr. bEw YonE-BsAscm oryrcs,
Il sSwAsHIpesos srnrnr. Bosros.
rHs UHIcN PAPHR ooLLAR CoNpAuY.

q. ~ AsHiHotVHftHEh bosrOr.
TEE UNrcN PAPsR ooLLAR COMPANY,
orssni..t u.aer Ne lsvs = sAs.s.ats Of New York
patents Of walter Haat, W. . Loci wood, g q GRAY.
s.a =. s,as, With esAsr lssssss eo.trOlisG III
%.:css'rss Of P,P:, cslsr csa a.d Bo.om:
AnHRICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY Bostou.
xH1i s-iss ). ssostkSHSo5, Va isii rsiis;:,psis s ai.
KtvkksIBLk COLLAR conPAHy. Boston. March
y A. HAWLKY / cO., Boston.
0k0RGH B LAMB, (stsr Coiiar,) Boston.
0kAY Woods, Boston.
BosToE PAPIs COLLAR MANUFACTURING CON.
kEw ENGLAND koDkt COLLAR COMPANY, po.,oo.
THsMETRoP0LIrAh COLLAR COMPANY, HevYorf.
TROY nATIoNxL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY. Troy,
NORWICH PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Norwich. O..
nnRi1An ainn a.SsIss COMPANY Nsvburypo Mass
Fis.s RNFss1s SosINa e. e. Ii
INV foRx ;s. isAxsLsD PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,
rue Hsy c6Sas YSIa y; ssys0s GC,4 rysrs Agent :,
wAsaINoTON NXiUTIcTURiHo c5SPHsY, Troy, Fro
All pasfasss Of goods .ssufassursd By The .sov..
named Liesn.sss Will hsrsaftsr bs Marked "Leeassd
~ The Union Paper Collar Company"
. The manuf.eturs aud sale Of Collars, Cu6s aad
Bosoms 10 violation Of these patsss, will be vigorously
prosecuted u law asd In equity, aid ss no Paper Coli
lar eas BE- made except sndsf one or more Of ssid
patents or 4. Of The same, dsasrs are
peeiaiy cautoned against psrshasing ceiling aay
such Collars Cufs, Bosoms except Of the maHufac
turs Of the above named Lssnsses as they will Be hsld
liable in damages s9ually with nsnufaetlrsrs. :
JANIS A. WOODBURY., President.
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The national Republican., 1866-08-16
EINAL SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
Il TER's sToRks AT THI CAVALRY DEPOT AT
QuARrKRNAsrKR 0ESKRAL's OFFICE }
Htu.x DtvI.Ina

FIKsr DIVISION,
wAsHIHGroS, D. c., August IS, 1866.
By order Of the ouArtsrmAster General there will be
sold on the premises at public auction, under the d.
THURSDAY, August rs 1869, commanding at 10 o'clock
q m, the following described lot Of aaArtsrmastsr's
5000 feet Hickory, Ash, and Oak Plank; 1000 feet
and 2-inch Gum Hose is tons Railroad Iron; lO72
lbs east-iron Railroad Chairs; Hand Cars; ware
house Trueksi wagons Nwo.horssD Hay scale
FsirbanksD D Platform Scales FairbAnksD y s Counter
Scales FaiIbanksl5 8 Portable forgss smiths' bal
lows; IS Anyils Tin Bender Tia Drill, Hand Drii,
| Fannins Mill 70 Gum Buokstsi Work -hoar Bsii
Also. once Desks, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe. eta.
uonery Cases, Iron Bsdsteads, Cookiag aud Hsatlsr
Stoves, Cooking utsnsils Bar aud Scrap lron spoksS
pslloes wagon Wheels, H.ltsrs, Cold Chiseis. PILES,
Hammers. farrisr HALVES, Punches, stosks ana Dies
Heading Tools Travellers, Vices wrenehss AdIss Au
gers, Braces and Bite Wood Clamps, Tenor Guitars,
aougs. hstohss, Drawing Knives Spirit Lsveis Tspe
Lines Planes, Glue Pots Saw ssts Haad SAVE tross
out saws, Iron Squares, Trying Squares Broad Area
Calpsrs compasses, kAls,s, Pinesrs screw Driysrs.
spoksshaves, splitting Gauges, Round and htrsisht
Fs,y.' Faa,' 1,,ss grsdns sys py.. ss. CLAW and ss
Paint Muller ssca. PAN. ii' mn f.. , oSss,:. Sss,:.
Venetian Red 9Ind.ones and frames, SOLDERING iroas,
Lumber Rule, Whselbarrows, &c., &c,
Together with many other articles mot above sAums-
Purchasers must remove their s.orss vi,hla Az, "a,
days from date Of sale. - 80 = y W
Tern. Cash, IN 0oysrnmsat faads.
beat for OF sbore viii ssve the sixth strsss vhas
sv''y hour darss the day Of ss,:; -
..,, -. psra srls~ s.,. 49, ssas.,.
Nl'M '' tSsA p'vlssp, q MA
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
n R P H ANS CURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To wT,
the case Of James Johnson executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams deceased the executor aforesaid has with the
appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Washington
County Aforsssd appointsd SATURDAY the isl day Of
September nsx orths fnA settlement and distribution
Of the personal ssats Of said deceased, and Of the
Assss In hand far the have been collected and
turned Into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend with
their claims properly vouehsd they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased
tate provided copy Of this order be published once
previous 10 the said day.
Testi g. o. ROBBINS,
aull-lAv3w Register Of villa,
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

Ai:.................. f33Q, 900
Thsawards will be made after the concert on ths stsss
OF the theatre, where three thousand persons can Wit
ness u. COMMITTEES will be appointed By the audience
Printed list: Of wards will be published and supplied
70 ngsat, and tieket;holder. Parties having tickets
M retain them until after the awards are made and n
thsr numbers sppear In the s they will forward their
aetets with full dreetions to the ship.
o. goods or deeds for the property Tickets for sale
at all the principal Hotels Booh ana issie stor.s In M
city, aud q the Hsadquartess 10 the Mammoth Ysir
uonal Orphans Home Fund, corner Of Seventh street
ald Psnnsyivania avenue, washinston, D. O.
The Directors appeal 70 the bsrsty Of the peops 10
give th enterprise their kind support aud ersby a.
comrades. W 'N'
:, CARP A large number Of tickets remaining upsoid
u viii be necessary TO postpone the drawing until
will positively occur. -' ~
The many swindiing schemes that have bean pre-
sented to the public during the past few months some.
what delayed sales uIl we were able 10 satisfv
the people throughout the country that this enterprise
Was geauins, and solely fer charitable purposes TSe
Directors are of the sale Of ,vsrY ticket and
without any further postponemsnt
MAJOR H. 4; HALL, President Soldiers and Sailors
BkhaSR, WILLIAM MORSE Managing Directors.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
News by the Gable.


We are In receipt Of European news BY the cable
up 70 date Of London, Tuesday evening as follows.
LONDON, August Il-Noon The Prussian Gov.
eminent has informed the Emperor Of France that
hs dsusnds for the extension Of the frontier Of his
empire TO the banks Of the river Rhine cannot be
complied with. and that the Prussian territory
there situate viii never be osded to France.
LonDoH, August Is Tho Prince Of Wales re-
vie~sd %, 900 voluntssrsin Yorkshire on Saturday.
The cholera 10 decreasing In London.
W. Bates, ironpaster, Of Tunstall, has failed
with liabilities to the amount Of $500, 900, half Of
which 10 secured by the works Of which he was the
owner.
oonsols, s7i; avs.twenties. ssi; Illinois Cen.
trails, rot; Eriss AT.
PiRIs, Aug. is.-Ths Coraitnfionnei says that
while France has . right TO compensation from
Prussia, her true interest Is not an Insignificant
territorial sgsrandizemsnt, but to aid the reorgan
nation Of Germany for the interest Of Germany and
The Mon,t~r de Soir, slluding to the statement
of the London Tmes that Il discovers warlike In.
tsntions on the part Of France In the purchase Of
cavalry horses and ssltpetsr, says the French Gov
. foreign Government has bought over 20, 900
horses in France There ID . full supply Of powder
on hand and no necessity for saltpstsr Tho Mon-
i!ssy goes on to show the specific Instructions Of
the Emperor.
The Bour,s is hssyyi the Rsntss closed a. osf ESQ.,
wsrdsd lby Prussia to the German Government
With which she ID on terms Of friendship has been
partly dgnsd and will bs completed by the 70.
maindsr 10 . few days.
The preparations for the contemplated snnsxa.
ton are progressing.
A eoanittss has been appointed to report on the
frankfort contribution.
RLoREHcn, Aug 1S.-Gsn. Msnabrs has left for
Germany, via Paris. intrustsd with mis2ian for
the oonolu.ion Of peace. ~. ''F
The armisties which commences to-day will end
Stptsubsr TO- with days notice on either side.
The provsioning Of Venice Is to be free, and pris.
onsrs are TO bS exchanged.
BREscIA, Aug. lS-Garibaldi has issued an ad-
drsss TO the volunteers in which he expresses the
hope that they will respect the conditions Of the
srmistios, and conform to the orders of the Gov.
srnmsnt. ..
PADUA, Aug 13.-It Is said that the commanders
Of the Austrian fortrosses In Veneta are directed to
send TO Vienna all movable war material before the
25th inst. All the Italians 10 the hands Of the
Austrian police have been discharged,
81. PETERsBpRG, Aug lathe martial law
which has been In operation In thirteen districts Of
the Empirs has been abolished.
Important ffom Mexico-Monterey Evac.
ustsd by the sFrsnch-Tamplco Occupied
by the LIBERALS.
New ORLsASs, Aug 15.-Ths Tmes' Mata.
evacuated Monterey on the 2sth sit, sinking their
Liberals occupied Tampioo on the 1st inst. The
Frtnch were reduced to extremity, and there Is no
hope Of rsinforcemsnts.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

woixfxoxrx's CoHvrHT1ox. lfhe regular
nosthly osstine Of ths vssklngnsaS ssavsntion
vas hsld lsss svssing h ths CssnsiI 0hsnbsr u
tas city hanj Ne tns.1ss4 w. B. MsIsas, IN
The ersdselisls o. Jss. y Cieksy, Frederick JET.
friss, Jso: +. Olasks, o1nsiss 4. Stanley, ssd
james II. Rss1, - dseegn1w fren Tie Houss Cas-
p:nssn' Assssisiass wsss psssssssd. ssd tAsy we're
ssvsfsi IN ~, ysu.ssssl ~ spprsv.a.
NJ. csvis, slAlrnss u ~ ksssslivs Osanit.
~, rsports4 tkst ~ ssnristss hsA ingslrsA into
the scadlslsa Il Ne slgAt-hess IN ksfsrs The
Hssss 4 nspssstsslvss q ~ lass Of he ssssiss
ssa fs.sd MAJ sesla set b rsPs.tst q esessni
bss ~ bill vsad b sspertsi d Ne bseiasise Of
The nsxt ssssios. he Judiciary Coanittss hsving
dssldsd 70 rsport isvesshly thereon.
He also imported that Ne Rxseutivs Cenuittss
had d.sided not 70 hold shs .sss meeting until
vsutioa. 70 b hpid h Bsitinors On tks 10th in.
stant.
M. wn. B. Berger vas appointed {. member Of
the Exseutivs Committee fFsn tAs yoansynsn
Beskbindsn' Aassslssios. Mr. Rishsrd Eunons
nr Js.ss \. Rssd, ftea NE Hoass caspsntsrs'
NJ. WIaisy ssassd As hsa visissd Bai.i.or., and
was informed thst ~ Mstionai woskingmsn's
Oonveaeioa would b Asld h Bsisiners u an.
This bsiss Ne uss azsd for Tie siss.iea Of On.
ssrs 70 serve ier The nszt six Aesshs ths following.
ssntlsnsn wire slsstsd: Prssidsnt william r. No
Lean Vice Prssidsnt, A. Z. Csvisi Rsserding Sec.
rotary, Janee H. nse1, CosFsspssding Secretary,
William B. Bsrgssi Finssslsl bssrstsfy, John +.
0lasksl frsasarsr, Dsaaid Mscsshrsn.
n. A. Z. Csvis eGsrsd Ne following resolution:
RssolesS That he dslseatss from this Convsn.
tion to ths National Trade Cosgrsss b instructed
70 urge upea thss BODY The adoption Of nsasurss
looking ts thorough enrolment II the nsnbsn Of
eesh trade In local associations. 90 - 70 sssurs
concert Of setioa hy The worklngnsn throughout
the country ID the slght-houf novsnsss q,
Nj. ]. p. MsKssn, A. 7. Csvis, and olhsn Cd
dressed the Coovsnton rslativs 10 ~ sigh t.hour
nsvsasas, sfsse which Ne Cesvsatisa adjourned.
BAIL FOR CoulT.-E Edward Linney, who
was arrested By Lisut. Harley, % Saturday even
Ing last % shssgs Of ssttse Ars 70 bis store In
the First ward, Asda hsssing before Justice Nor
sell On Tussdsy evening, and wss held 70 ball for
his Appearances ~ sourt 70 saswsr the charge.
JusrrcEs or THB PRAcR.-The President
haa appointed Wn. \. Bradford, b. G. Mccoy,
and B. Baker % b justices Of the psass for ths
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
GOVERNMENT SALES ATT GLE
" -" BoR0', D. O.
RY J. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO..
~ AUcTIoNKERs,


TRUsTER,s SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SIZES cor.
pigu0Us 70 THH CITY, ON THE HIGH GROUNDS
BkrMkkN kALQRAhA AND MERIDIAN HILL
on AoNpAY, the 18th day Of August Al s o o'cioek n
os the premises shall sell Lot Of the trset II
~, I,nd hnown q tho widows Mits," subdiyided in
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each.
This land 70 situated The high Erounds northves
ana contiguous 70 the city. and s ons Of ths ost
peauu In this vicinity for cottage
commanding - does extensive view Oh wash zion
snd me surroeading country and s Of easy
aireet through from Connsctcut avenue and sdioins
re valuable place Of Mr.. Little, and s In Itself yslua
os eonsequsnee Of the prospect either Of Kaiorams
o. nerdian Hill being selected to build the ann
sdenes for the President being between these sites
ana also proposed 70 construct passenger railroad
out Counseteut svsnusto the boupdary There Is also
Of stone on the place. which purehsssrs viii
privileged To- get the stone from grats for tbs foun
asons o. any budisss they nay desire 70 sreot on
Plat. oi ne Be seen II the sue.,o. room
= heouiIe Co., vhsrs the property may be
Terms: One half cash residue G. II and IS months.
n interest," for notes secured on the property sold
cohveyancing o. purchaser's cost.
WIN. NoURss, Trustee.
,, JAS. Q. MoaUiRE CO.,
UD-d ... Auctionssrs.
~ The above sale IL postponed, IN couse-
9uenes Of the ineemsnt weather, until THURSDAY
August 10, sams hour and place.
WIN NoURsE, Tristse.
J. @. MCGUIRE CO.,
Auio-d" Auetionsers.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL
- TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY.
oyyIcE OF ASST. O. NJ U. e. NIL. r. r., !
$50 q srRREr

oyyIcR OF Assr. Q. n D g. MI. r. R,l
$50 STREET,
wAsHISaros, D. c., August s. 1865.
Will be SOLD at Public Auction, at Alexandra, Va,
THURSDAY, August 2 the balance Of On ted States
Military Railroad Property remaining hand At that
place, consisting In part as follows:
Two second class seryiceable Locomotive Engines,
Norris Sons, builders; gauge, I feet 81 inches.
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars.
Ono hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels Axles
Seventy tons "r' Railroad Iron as lbs TO the yard)
nearly new; hfteen Stoves two aftsen ton HydTAals
Jacks, hve tons upssrviceabls Railroad Iron. E-
Five ons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron, second. hand
Railroad Spikes, Chairs Rubber Loops, Broad Axes,
Mauls, Platform and Counter Sea es, Lanterns Oars,
Desks Tables, and variety Of other articles; also
Nine Frame Buildngs.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock, m, At the Military
Railroad Wharf, where the Locomotives Railroad Iron,
and Car Wheels stored The balance Of the Artielss
will be sold the Railroad Supply Store, near the
Orange and Alexandria Depot.
Will al,o be sold at Pittsburgh, Pa, at II o'clock,
m, TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, i've feet saugs; Peunoek 4
Co, Kennel square, Chester eounty, Penn ,buildsrs
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Any further Information relative the Property will
be furnished on application at this oaes.
Byt, Major and A. n II Armv
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

The sbovs.nam works for sale Al the BoOkstor
| Of HUDSON TAYLoR apo
GUY DRvERHLL. By J. g. Ls fanu, Author Of "Un.
| elslsa Il" DO. svo, Paper, 90 esnts
LEieaToS COURT, , Z Soua.Iy Hons: s,Sry. gy
ysrs and the Burtons," Dc. iyoi. ismo' sl,@
AsPH0DRL vol. lomo el 80
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIHa-IN ASYLUM,

Fouftsshth strsst, leiFeIs, corner Of y strest
fhi. Institution is situated In the most healthy por
Ton Of the District, suroundsd by its own grounds.
Cars pass the door every Eve minutss.
Terms Of admission: From - 70 e0 per week. In 20.
cordanee with the required payable In advance
Auendancs.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PKsrILRNCR DEsTRoYR

DIR. Z CoURTARET's DIsINFBCrIN6 FLUIDS Be-
Prepared solely By the New York Disinfeetiug Com.
street, N. Y. Once, q Cedar street.
Dr. Ss%R'1y :s..s. .s
Of Its Laboratory prepared 70 furnish Its DsIEYEoT
Isa PLuIDs for sick rooms, nuDsr ss, urinals water
closets prxies eesspoo. sewers, cutters ships, rail;
kinds slaughter houses ohal and bous establish
msnts all kinds Of manures amensely increasing the
value Of the latter to every rmsr and wherever pol
odorissrs, ansspties AntiPutreseent and dsinoetan
In the scientific meaning Of the words. They remove
noxious gases and odors BY chemical psssaving
not merely absorcsnts Of poisonous gssss-not
10 utensils In which they used The attention Of
medical and scientific men 10 directed to these dsinfset
discovery which, with hundreds Of Others can be seen
DELAvAs HousR, ALBANY, March 80, 1885.
To the President OF the Ne1 York Dfsi'scftng Com
bEAR sR: II 10 all II 10 represented to be We have
rads many trials Of disinfsetAnts but now consider
that We have found an article which surpsssss ali
others as arsn'dy against all bad 9doS.; e..
To the Prsstdsnt Of tie New York DtstaVsctfno Com.
bHAR sR; We pronounce 1t without exception to bs
the best We have ever known. Its effect upon every
9. 4. srKrsos, Astor House,
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