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The national Republican., 1866-07-04
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
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this oos until the 81 day Of july ises at Il clock
The Department to itself the rghi order
the papers In class nst folded, plain or fant.
lined, TO any required pattern.
Deliveries Of artic Q, Ia the several classes must
comply with the spec1ca ps, hich with blank forms
for b!ddug, will be furnished to bidders.
All deliveries will bs subject to Inspection by an ex
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of the
Treasury, aud the delivery OF inferior article shall
be deemed sufficient cause 10 annul the Q ,nttsct
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Trsasur De-
PArtmsnt, Washington Each pr ,posHl must be signed
BY the Individual or nrm makisg aud be aeeomp ,uied
BY satisfactory guaranty that the bidder will execnts
sronraet with good and sunieient bonds his bid be
accepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under the
contract TO operate the Of the sntrs penalty
Of the bond the seer tary Of the reasury direct
the pu chase 10 open market OF such quantities OF any
article ~ sbAi be necessary 10 supply the deficiency
e.n'ed by such failure aud charge to the contractors
nfty per csntum OF the pr which IL shall be found
nscessasy 10 pay for such articles.
Propo sis uoaocompAnied by satisfactory guaraptiea
vii not be considered, aud ooptraeta wi be awarded
only TO established mAnufaotursrs OF or dealers Ia the
art oes.
The Department reserves the right to accept bids for
indyiduai Items In Glasses and or to reject any or
sddsr. viii be required to conform their bids to the
furnished, and failure 10 do 80 will ehus'
the rejection of any bid
Bids hieh contain Items at prices lass than the fair
eo.' o. tbs s.,s.s Will bs dssm:a sd will
jso-auNw sssrsssvy ftAs Trsssusy.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
The Thorn pson.Oweu Hotel.

Whereas in the course Of human events IL be.
comes necessary for some Of the most influential
and valuable citizens Of the United States to visit
Washington, and here reside for a time in pursuit
Of objects pertaining to the welfare Of their friends
and nsighbors; and whereas thers has been lack
Of hotel Accommodations of Britain class, among
the great hotels Of Washington; therefore, 1t has
been resolved by Col. SAMUEL OWES to supply the
deficiency. Accordingly, Mr.. THOMPSON, who has
earned an enviabls reputation as . caterer and
hotel manager in the Metropolitan Hotel and
THoMPsoN's s Restaurant, has entered into partner.
ship with Col OwEs, proprietor of the building.
and they have for several months past been engaged
In procuring for the house the best and most COM
plets furniture and appointments that were ever
before put into q hotel in Washington. Tho car
pets were made for the hotel. and they are very
rich and tasteful; the bsdstssds, chairs, etc., are
made Of black walnut, in the most elegant
modern styles; the mattresses are Of pure
cursd hair, and rest upon patent springs
that render the bed superior for comfort to
the famed couohes Of elder down The bed linen
and table-linen are new and Of unsxcsptionabis
quality. The silver and china ware; tho gas and
water arrangements in every room; the viands In
the larderi the potables in the vine closet; the
liquors behinl the bar-all are good enough to
please the most sybartio sojournsr In the capital
Travellers are aware, however, that the best and
most elegant furnishings are naught If the acting
landlord is one who ''can't keep q hotel" but at
THoNPsos's Owen House, so long as THOMPSON
lives, the patrons Of his house will have oause to
complaino of excellent accommodations and good faro
The house is on the European plan, and anybody
who wants really excellent meal may be fed at
its tables
THouPsos's Owen House ia situated upon Penn
syIvania avenue. adjoining Wilard's, upon the
west side. Every guests room, from top to bottom,
Is furnished exactly aks. and 1t is the most thor
ough establishment Of the kind In this region, It
is quite appropriate that this hotel should bs
opened to-dsy--ihe Fourth Of July.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

Bosros Boor AND ssoE MARkEr.-Tbe Shoe and
Lsatksr Reporter Of last week says: The number Of
buysrs In our market 10 increasing, and the whole
sale jobbiug trade Of the Western eitiss is nov
we'll represented here, Trade has commenced quite
early this season, and our manufacturers Of fall
goods have all the orders for future delivery that
they care to take. Tho impression prevails that
goods are shsspsr now than they will be later iu
the ssasopj ssd - leather and stocks are rising
rapidly. and the cost Of manufacturing being in
creased In every pessbls way 1t will be rather un.
they are m'de up. We have little doubt but
thc'e Who purchase early viii secure the best bar.
gains.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
0oae % r. ilasi.lphi..

General O. 7. Campbell, commanding the Third
division Psnn'yivsnis volunteers, left town with
his stat yesterday afternoon, to participate in the
eslsbrstion to-day At PhilAdelphi.. The following
ofhesss compose his STAFF: Col. p. A. Allabaugb, A.
A. g., Chief Of Staff Col.w. L. LamIyn, Inspector
General; Lieut.. Col =. wynkook, Capt. Edward
p. Dohsrty. U. g. A., and Capt. Samuel NJ Rob.
bin, Aids-de-Csmpsi Major R. @. s~ops, A. Q. Nj
Cspt A. Roberts. A. @. 81 Cspt. W. H. Biadsn.
hssssr, A. A. A. G.i Lieut.. P. Boyle, A. A. D. c.;
Lieut.. L. D. schsfsr, A. A. D. @.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
NO FAPHR To-sIOnROvE.
.TIEE DAY VI CELEBRATE.

The anniversary OF demonstrative patri-
otism. or loud declarations Of Independence,
Of eloquent orations, aud frequent libations.
has como. Tho barharous noises Of fre-
crackers In the mornins, and the bsrbsric
splendors Of fireworks at night, are won't TO
signalise the natal day Of our country. How
the ear u panied and the soul made sick by
The horrible bombardmsnt Of our dwellings
by The juveniles and sdolescents who ieel
that oniths anniversary Of our national indie
pendence, our fruition Of political liberty,
they are licensed 70 indulge in the widest
extravaeancs Of noise. The sensible citisen,
who can do %. leaves town and sails upon
the waters or wanders under the forest trees
with his lunch and his companions who pre-
for quiet jollity 70 overdons hilarity. But
there are always enough left in the city to
overwhelm II with noise and de6le its atmos-
phere with the smoke Of the explosives 90
fashionable on the Fourth Of July. Much Of
this excitement grows out Of healthy en-
thusiasm and genuine, patriotic ardor, and
much Of il % unseemly, unnecessary, and
irrational. Bat they will do it, you know,
and what's the use Of scolding about it. The
carnival Of patriotism is bound to break over
or through all bonds on Independence Day.
It b perhaps idle to speculate upon the
Fourth Of July celebration we might
have had, ought to have had, il the work Of
restoration Of the disjointed States had been
properly done, but to millions the bright as
sociations Of the anniversary will be dimmed
by the thought that eleven Of the stars upon
our glorious flag are yet in an eclipse. Last
year our hearts leaped forward to the next
anniversary, in the expectation that the ma
tionsl wounds would be so far healed that none.
Of the States would be sitting in sackcloth
and ashes, but that all would be rallied
under the old flag Filled, as we were, with
profound joy and gratitude that the flag had
been saved from secession, we fondly hoped
last year that on this anniversary all would
be gathered under the folds Of the glorious
banner, responding to that old Fourth-ofJuly
toast
"The dag Of our Union-he who would
erase one stripe or dim one star acts trai-
tors part, and deserves traitors doom"
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
e ~ a,ssss ,.s's w q. .ss. 80

~ ~ hHy6 aft15 Ust>t Uresy
Dssesn shrsntss. Tls coDss,tstisS- y 81 sllas4
x oar iihssslss-.as dirssay ssssiisA. THE sstsss
y Gssk. ssssss ~ people sill eea- ts Ne ssssss
h ~ boar u peril Nstleasl uslss sAeslA =
ths Wssskwora q svsry true nan.
l, A. ssssstlai q sasiesai ur,ea ~ - ualaAalu
ueinpHyre1 d. tghsS ~ dignity. sad ~ sesltiey
q - eree4 ieeSedInf ~ nsht = r>pseseiestiee
y sssitol ~ ON dsssssIs ssssssss ssAjsSt ssIy
70 TIE o6asslsssioa = 10 4 'nltsd gsslss.s E v z
Anst ueiessA eoss>vustjnN Of Ne Corl1l(uaisa
for ncrs thaa bait : ssssssy shs aepsu1p11sa =
ns~ snd ssslsvsy psysss ~ he Rs4srAl dcvsrs.
men. = 'ssvs'sAvs q 81 essn asd dsstrsssivs X
A ft.s intsrehsses q spsssss ssd Had ss.,Iss
= The psrpsss,y q ~ uNisp. Al ps-ssst slsvsss
ttasss srs excluded iron he natiaasl ssnssst
pss,ist%s y dssi-d any sisht - s{esop11ssiSi e
Shs people Of these Sta6ss. Lsvs n1kS1ios s(21vl
hlshs- On isrsss ia.srsas hsvs s>sa ta>set snd
10 dssfs9Ar1 " she faudamenssi psieelpt<af )tss
pvsesmsat This denial OF rs,sspsaSaliSa -
kssA asds 10 ah ths members ffen esats,
althoueh the Bs.te, In Ne Language II b Ypsis
dsst "pressnts ltssn not osiy Ia an. atttsu4e q
oyalty and kavsnoky. but n che penons Of rspss-
ssotst'ves stoes ysoe, sssbet be qusstIoesd ss1sf
any ssistins eo"si'siiursl or legal tsst = !.
The representatives o. ssssiy %. thlrd " tts
6sates have not besa cobsuitsd viii rsfsr-pss 4
,bs srs.t scss,ioss gf M ~ Th.rs hss tsss <
aStlousfty isrroa6dug tie present. CsHes<ss there
hes besn no suEeroourpe between swpssssstativss
ofths psctions producing mutual sounepes aud
rsspsct In the Language ofths drtlnkukked LAeu-
tenant General: ut Il to BE- regretted that ~ ths
time there cannot hs greater eomminslng bstvseu
the eitIssss of the two ssctions, and psftisuS II
Of those entrusted with the isv.nshisg pswsr 2
Thissss.s afthiags sAauld " removed ~ sHos ssd
forever, r. 80 flf y
Therefore, 70 preserve the National upion, v
vindeste the sutoisuoy Of oar admlfabis Cossslts.
tim, 70 guard the State from vert attsmpss y
deprive them ef their true position In the Union Sad
10 brig together those Who unNstursliy ssvsssd.
snd for thoss sress national pssppsss osy - cor
daily approve ths csu for : NatlNaal Uaisa O..
vsntion, to hs held At the city of Phladslpkis e
~ seeond wsdnssday tllth) Of August nsxt, asd
sudesss the prsseip, sbsrsls pst fsslh. :, :, 3
We therefore Fsspsetfally bat sasNsstIy ures
up.n II sesh State aud TesyitetS
and Cougrpsr!onsl nissries Il The pujssd'stkiS sk
The intssSstor VaiSn a6d n : splsie Of havtncay.
snd With direot rsftrsseste the psipeipIes con.
sainsd 10 said call 10 ant promptly u ths selection
Of wise, moderate. and conservative ita 70 rpprs.
sent thsm IN said Copvsption, 70 shs suA that "a
The Stated sts' at once b rsstorsd to thssr hsss
oai relations To the Union. The Constellation b
l - a.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

RssEIIios RscoHp.-FRAsck TAYLOR has 70.
esivsd No. LyII Of the Rebellion Record" It's
alisd With the oasiAi rsp'rts Of rebel ofhosrs
Dsioly relating Z, the hccLELLAS campaign on
tls PsninsuIs, Iud 10 smbsihshsd with sxosllsnt
psr<rras Of Gen. Csc. W. MoRsLL sad Gen. FsAsk
WAAlpgas. --- -
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
TTHIs is TO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE

Il Subscriber has obtained from the orphans Lour,
VI Washington county. In the District VI Columbia
letters VI the personal estate o
Harvey, late Of Washington, d, o., deceased. A.,
persons having elsims sgHnst the said deceased ar
thsrso 70 ths suhscrbsT on or hsfors the S0th day
jane uexti they may oshsrwiss By lsv b. szsluasS
aom all bsssasof the said estate. Y ~
Gives uader ny haAd this soth day Of Juss, taAa
jys-lwsw eAMuAL N0RkENT, Ldm'r,
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

ss-Brsssh-Loadina Arm.-Ths Beard for
the Examination Of Brssoh Loadins Arms Of which Gsn.
sral Hancock 10 presidsnt s In session At No. 81
windsr's Building
Arms will bs resolved daily. between The hours Of II
.. IN. and . p. NJ, until further notice.
Inventors requested to submit their arms in per-
son or By agent to the recorder Of the board.
-r W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th o. q. Cav. Brew. Lieut.. Col. q. "a,
mhr2-H ". Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

Growers THEArRE-FIREwoRKs AND MU-
Mo-A Fourth Of July mstipes will bs given at
Growers this afternoon. at . o'cIock-admission,
. quarter. Tho famous ilusion,t,, the Lubin
Brothsrs. will cheat the senses Of the audisnce
most smusingiy on the oeesson. IN the evening
sOmo brilliant fireworks win bs displayed before
The psrformance
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

COURTESY TO TIE PaEss,-We ask the attention
Of all who regard newspaper reporters as intsropers
to the following paragraph, hoping 1t may have a
beneficial effect:
"At the Derby banquet, says the Court Jour.
nal "a reporter was sitting directly behind Mr.,
Disraeli, taking him down In = reporting sense.
The reporter missed an important sentence, and
somewhat audibIy expressed bis annoyance, Mr.
Disraei on this hesiiatsd 10 true Parliamentary
style. and very quickly repeated the dropped sen.
tenee No one but the grateful reporter know Why
hs did so.
"rhis week another reporter sent hurried note
to the Chancellor Of the Excbequsr, asking for
some information as To his banquet speech. I'm the
Thursday afternoon the foremost man In England
walked into the reporters don and politely gave
the astonishsd gentleman Of the press what be
required. Similar anscdotss might be told Of
Lord Stanley. and they are merely mentioned ss =
hint to local great mem who think II . part Of
their role to snub the reporter 90 frequently their
superior 10 the ssn.s 10 which man 10 Judged 10
30 OF not TO b. . gsntlsmsn." .
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
: Sentence Revoked.

In the case of Col Douglas FraIar, Of the 104th
United States colored troops, recently sentenced
BY general court marital 10 bs discharged from
service, the Secretary Of War has dssppr we'd the
findings of the court, and directs the honorable
muster out of the officer referred 20.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

~ The Survivors OF the Associated Sole
disrs Of the War 1918 are requested to meet at the
Academy, corner Of New York sIsnue and vour,esn'b
street. which has heen politely ndersd to them FIR the
ocrasion BY hs proprietor, on the MORNING OF r iE
FOURTH JULY, at nine o'c ock, pvps Aory to paying
hsr respects to the PresdenI Of the Upted States on
that dsythe anniversary Of the Declaration VI our Ma
topsl Independence.
Ed Of pspsrs who have, with their usual evily,
heretofore extend to the old the pubii.h.g
ot4hs's notices. are respectful rrqu,sd 70 give the
above an inssrtiou. - ~
J. 9. WILLIAMS, President AS.
JAMS L,uRsEsoH. Secretary. iys.A
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

FEDERAL CoURr--Hon connsly T. Trisg pro-
sidipg. Tho case of treason against Ramsey, Nc.
Cam, Roddy, and Kain vas continued to the next
term, the parties giving bail-$io, 600 EACH
kno1piiks Com arI alt
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

PERsosAL --Mocsnn. Kahn, and Roddy, who
wers scquitted Of murder In the Circuit Coutt be-
fire JYdss ewnnn, left the train last night for
Nashville. Mr. Kain, wo ars Informed. 10 en- rons
10 visis bis family In coppselieut. Kae1pih Cen.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
General Land Once.

The homestead actual settlements entered In May
last at the vsneouver Land once, Washington
Territory. covered 2,o36 acres, besides which each
sales wsrs made amounting to q, ,7si At san Fran.
cisco the cash saies, embracing . coal tract,
amounted to $6,li3, besides the disposal. with
bounty land warrants, of 1899 acres. and . num-
Der Of entries for actual settlement under the home
stead law. H H..
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
TAs War In Europs-Farthsr PartIeal.

Ths War In Europs-Furthsr Partic ulars.
II Is ruu"red that Bavaria hssitatss At present
10 take an active part in the campaign on the
ground that Austria Is not ready.
The Pail Mall Gazsffs says the general belief is
that Austria has received to concentrate all her
strength In the effort to secure her supremacy in
Germany; and after such crossing Of swords as will
satisfy her honor she will surrender Venice II the
Italians are willing to come to an amicabls under
standing.
The London Timer, speaking Of the apparent
delay on the part Of Austria, observes that the
Austrans no doubt have come reasOn for their ap-
parent inAotivity. The generals and all the able
troops are eager, and their obvious interest 10 TO
be suecessf.l at the beginning Of the campaign.
The Daily Ns,os thinks the inactivity Of the
army has been imposed under sagscious counsel.
The Prussian troops entered the Austrian terri
tory near 0dorberg Upper silssia. on the night Of
the 2lst.
The movements Of General Bsnedek are ken,
very secret. Nothing more than reconnoissanoes
appear to bs made by the Austrians In Upper
SiIssiA. The Prussians continued to fortify them.
selves at Dresden. Emden has surrsndered to the
Prussians4 The Vienna papers assert that the
Saxon town OF Zttan has been destroyed by the
Prussians In consequences Of the refusal Of the in
habitsns to pay war contributions
The Prussians have taken the elaotor Of Hssss
and his Minister Of War prisoners, and sent the
latter to Fortress Minden.
The Saxon army has succeed in joining tho Aus
trians.
It /. also reported that the Hanovsrian troops
have effected q junction with the Federal Army
Corps. m..-
The Federal Army Corps around Frankfort
amounted /, so, 900.
The headquarters Of Prince Alexandria are to be-
tranferred to Frankfort. Tho 0ldsnburg Minister
at the Dict has been recalled to Mseklsnburg
Switzerland has been otcially informed Of the com
msnoenent OF hostiities. Austria has declared
Venice and Trieste In . state OF sege. The Aus
train outposts at Apazo were attacked by italian
volunteers on the 22d uit. Several shots were ex-
changed. 1t Is officially denied at Berlin that
Prussia has ordered consoription In the countries
they have entered. 1908
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

y 6rAys Aeunesss During the month Of Jnns
lssi ths Nsr York STATE Military Agency in this
eisy SrnAriteusIy eolsotsd d psid spplioAnts for
hsst 80 boas,lss psnslou', Ao,, the sum Of
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
EOR sALE-THE FURNITURE IN A

IL private house on O 8 rect south, few doors from
the city railroad. The house contains eight rooms.
Possession OF furniture and house given Immediately
Address B. T., at this once.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
aa-Wonderful but Tra. tn adams tier

AS-Wonderfui but True I'm adsn,s hsns-
ISaroE, the world-rsnowned Astrologst aud sompam-
buliste sirvoyaut, while In elarvoyant stats. de-
iueatss the very features Of the person you to
marry, and BY the aid Of an Instrument Of intense
power, known the Psyehomotops guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and lfs.ks picture Of the future hus-
band wife Of the applicant. with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character &c This is
imposition, ~ testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of BIRTH sge disposition color of eye
and hair, and enclosing my cents aud stamped
lope addressed TO Yourself you will receive tho picture
by return mail, toye,hsr with desired information.
Address In oonndsucs, MADAME 0EkrRupH REniHoroE,
o. Box 297. West Troy NY ooi8-dwiy
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

ArMadam Mounts Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also. Consumption Destroy.
err sud Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma 30
can be found st sotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotsli 0imsus, near Metropolitan Hotel, Fords cor.
Of Eleventh aud Pennsylv~nis avenue; gntwisles
eornsr Of Twelfth and Pspusyivanis syenus; Eiiiot's
Of and Twelfth streets; Hsrbsughs OF
Seventh and @. jal2-tf
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

PoRror GEoRoErowk.-E Entered Steamer
Trsdevind, Donne. mas,er-frm sw Yo'k. -
Steamer Columbia, HArper, msstsr--tron BAlu.
more
Cieayad-steamer Tradswind. for Ne~ York.
Schooner M'ry, Kuly, mastsr-iof n.ltil,orN
Schooner William Spear for B,ltmare.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

~ Moth sHd Frschlss.-Ladies amicted
with Discooratons the Face, called moth patches
frscklss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
FrscsIs Lotion. tits infalihs. Prsrsrsd by Dr.. B, O.
BY all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
o. -f. tH myI7-u&s3m
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

TnE F0uKrH OF JULy.-The day will be
appropriately ebssrved BY the people of George.
town The di6ssnt Sunday schools vill spend The
day away from The heated walls of the city, and
enjoy the cool shade OF the beautiful groves, TIE
exsrcisss BY the schools will consist 10 reading the
Dec'aration Of Indep-p dsnrs. ppssohss. nasc. &o.
Mr. R"dirr, the isssss Of Anaisstan IslSnd, gives
an entertainment throughout The day. and an OF.
hilton Of fireworks at night At hispepaiar plaes Of
resOrt, " s.. . -..-a' q 7fa'
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
AsvicuItural DeDert meut,

Agricultural Department.
Reports just received from different parts Of the
country from correspondents Of the Agricultural
Department indicate . larger wheat crop than
usual this season. s.l, #,4'
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
sPECIAL NOTIe,I3l-.

- First Nsatesai Bask, July 3, le68.-
NEW FIVE Cant COIN.-ws are nov prspsrsl te
furnsu customers with the New Five Cent Coin, 10
exchange for Unitsd States National Bank Notes,
without charge. wM Q. HuSTix0 "os,
jyi-n Cashier.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

Freedmen's AhhIrs In North Carol1na.
Brsvet Major Gsnsral Thomas H. Ruger, Assist.
ant Coums,ionsr for Norah Carolina, in his report
to the Commissionsr for the month Of May, states
that the number Of freedmen for whom contracts
we're made was 274; number of schools In the dis.
trict, 1873; last month, l2l; number Of tesohsr,,
l55; last month, l62; number Of scholars, l0,806;
last month, 10,606, number Of hospitals, IL.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ co, MY, ROMA,
TAKEN BY THE METROPOLTTAN

Il PbLlCg.-A .orIei horss With star ON forehead.
aud Dun ~olo ed Horse vi blss- or white fao--ap.
par-nily farm horseswere tatsn from surpc Gus pep
so.s ho slleEed the bs found -strsy) BY the
Metropolitan Police on tho lSth u,t. The "w.er or
own.rsfe hereby not aed :" prove and vselaim saia
street ws.,, prior 10 10 o'ciock = m s'rUHDAY. the
18th instsn or ihe will theu 10 sold puruuaut to
law IL the highest r-sh dd~r NJ the Baiaar Of W. L.
WALL CO., 9s Louisiann Sysnu.. BY o'd.v.
0.O, RRiCK, Pr,psry Clerk,
W. .. WALL 4 CO., Auetionssrs.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

- To the Citizens OF Georgetowu.--Ar.
rangsmspts have been made tohsvsths spuBLcAs Do.
livsred promptly and regularly every morning to sub.
seribsrs In every part Of osorgstown. tE'
Subscriptions will be r. csivsd BY W. WHITING. At
his News s,asd u the Port once Congress street, who
is the aesst for 0sorgstown, aad to whom all esm.
plaints will hereafter bS made. Et.t.aH
Tsrms-7o cents per month, payable to the Agent
je2s-H
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
Senssl.ces Ilssnitts

John Johnson and Abraham Hooper recently
sentenced BY military eomuission to pay ans Of
500. toss appropriated to the use Of the Frssd-
mons Bureau, snd to bs kept 10 confinement until
the Ans va, paid. have been released BY order Of
the Secretary Of War. The doe imposed 10 the
case Of 3. Y Bssss, contractor for Supplying mill
tsry Yailronds with fuel, and lately on trial at
Memphis. Tenn, has also been rsmittsd BY tss
Secretary Of War
The national Republican., 1866-07-04
The DEPAR7N'ENTS,
lsss:o,1ls

os..s.s... : ~ sssA I ~.
w..j.. .ssss;s';; 3 ~, 3 NJ:
To-morrow being hs szpiversary o. %
Independence Of ths United etates, thu De
Ptment will ppryant e law b closed y
honeA Aef the occsslkn. III.
The national Republican., 1866-07-04

~ Marriage and CslibaoyJ an Essay Of
Warning and distraction for Young Men. Also, Dis-
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
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