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The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
Religions Intelligence.

There are $1,000 churches in the
United States.
-A great Methodist Conference is to
be held in Boston June 9th.
Henry T. Durant, Esq, of Boston,
the Well-knoWn lawyer, has relinquished
that profession and has entered upon
the ministry.
Anniversaries in New York COM
menced on Sunday May 9th. Anniver-
sary week in Boston commences with
Sunday, May 9th.
MIR. a. J. Davis, the voIuminous
writer on Spiritualism, says that +" the
| spiritual world is made from life-points
sent out from the chemical condition of
the planets"
The general Conference of the Evan
gelical Alliance will be held this year
at Amsterdam, Holland, commencing
August 26, and continuing eight or nine
DAYS.
The American Missionary Board,
missionary packet, in preference to re-
pairing her, call upon the children of
America to contribute $4,000 to build
another.
M. Erdan, writing from Naples on
the 14th ult. Says that five priests had
been married during the month, one of
them being Franciscan monk. 1t is
thought that these marriages will 90 on
increasing.
-A New York correspondent of a
Boston daily says Mr.. H. w. Beecher
never quotes poetry either in his sermons
OF addresses, and adds that he leaves that
/" sort Of work to men Of less intellectual
perception and calibre."
1t is state 4 that there are now eleven
vacant cardinals hats, for the Papal Con-
sistory to fill and it is further presumed
that some Of those with heads in them
are no better than vacant.
The oldest church now existing in
this country is one near Smithfield, Isle
Of Wight country, va. 1t was built in
the reign Of Charles L., between the
wears 1880 and 1854. The brick and lime
and timber were imported from England.
The timber is English oak, and was
/ framed in England.
IVA widow of Joe Smith, the great
Mormon leader, which widow, whether
fourth or fortieth, is not stated-still
lives quietly in Nauvoo, Ill. She is rep
resented as stubbornly taciturn, and a
devout believer in the Mormon faith.
She is now sixty-two years of age, and
has been remarked.
One Of the Philadelphia churches
has erected in the wall of its vestibule a
marble tablet, whercon is inscribed the
name and date and place of death of
each Of its members, who fell a victim to
rebel bullets or to rebel barbarity during
, the war.
-Rev. Alexander Clark, A. NJ. pastor
of Union Chapel, Cincinnati, has been
elected to the chair of English Literature,
in Adrian College, Mich. The institu-
ton is we'll endowed, and the position a
T desirable one, but Mr.. Clark declines the
) position
! The religious sects in Scotland num-
Der thus: Church Of Scotland, 1,426,280
Free Church, 1905; United Presbyte-
! rian Church, 39l, ,449; Roman Catholics
T 265,6O0; Episcopalians, English Church,
: $1,000; scattering, 236,O4O.
An American letter-writter in Eng
land, having intimated that Mr.. Spur,
, geon was aiming to form a new sect
to be called after his own name, Mr.
Spurgeon replies in the SWord ana
! Troecel, '.There is no word in the world
! so hateful to our heart as that word
] Spurgeonism, and no thought further
] from our soul than that of forming q
new sect"
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The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
THOMAS AVRIT
NOTICE

Mr.. A. G. King, formerly Of Nashville,
has opened the large Billiard Hall on
Broadway. at No. 165. The house will
be conducted on new plan. A gentle
man will amuse himself in gentemanly
manner. His house is making a good
reputation, and he is determined that it
shall be kep up by keeping good order.
May 13 st.
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
CARRIAGE STAND,
MERCHANTS HOTEL, ON FIFTH STREET,
NEAR MAIN.

HIr. Joshua Gibbs runs the finest hack
of any colored man in this city. He has
fast horses and they are kept in good
order, the carriage is bran new silver
mounted. We are always ready to ac
commodate. Remember our number is 56
ma 19 At
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
INFORMATION WANTED.

Ny father, Phil Givens, left Owensboro.
KY, ten years ago for Missouri also nv
sister, Biddy Givens. 1t is said that she
lived in jackson, Mo. Any information
about them will be gladly received by
writing to me at Owensboro, Ky.
JANE GIvENs,
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
TUTICE,

We are bound to make a trade We
will sell gold watch or a silver one. II
you are hard up and want money, Wen
buy from you. I'll buy your jewelry or
furniture. We keep all kind of second
hand furniture. We keep large supply
of musical instruments. guns, pistols ETC.,
Of every description.
THOMAS AVRIT.
Fifth Street near Broadway.
May l9 3t.)
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
INFORMATION WANTED

Of Maria Branch, who left Lexington,
KY, in company with Emma TYLER,
Her husband, Benjamin Branch, will be
glad to learn where she is. He will be
found At Harry Browns, Factory street,
Springfield, o. apll5 2t
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
WANTED.

One or two good colored Plas terers
and young man to learn the trade. The
young man will have to go to Minnesota
For further particulars inquire at so
David Street, between Jones and Cutter
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
THE OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MAN
RAILROAD

COLUMBUS.
II 0 EST AND ICKEST ROUTE
EASTERN CITIES, TOWNS, VILLAGES, STATIONS.
Commencing SUNDAY, October 22.
Trains leave CINCINNATI follows:
LIGHTNING EXPRESS, at 600 A. Nj.
Connects via Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffllo, via Bel
lair, Crestline ami Pittsburgh This train through to
Cleveland without change of cars.
Passengers by this train reach Boston the following
day at 500 o'clock P. NJ; reach New York and other
Eastern places in propor tionate time. RETURNING,
this Train arrives in Cincinnati at $50 ?. NJ.
EASTERN EXPRESS MAIL, $50 A. HI.
Connects via Bellaire via Crestline and Pittsburgh
via Steubenville and Pittsburgh and via Cleveland,
DunkiIk and Buffalo. This train through to Pittsburgh
without change of
Returning, arrives at Cincinnati at 40 A. M.
COLUMBUS ACC0MM0DATInN, at 400P. Nj,
Returning, arrives at Cincinnati at 4.u0 A.. NJ.
MORROW ACCOMMODATION. at 5-2O p M.
Returning, arrives at Cincinnati a 500 A. nj.
| LIGHTNING EXPRESS, at 90 p NJ.
Connects via Steubenvile and Pittsburgh; via Cleve
land and Buffalo. Through To Dunkirka Bnff91e Az
train Wit York time for breakfast and
| full days business.
Returning, arrives at Cincinnati at 4.35 P. M
Connects via Bellalre ; and via SteubenvilIe and
burgh and Cleveland without change of cars.
Returning, arrives al Cincn natl at 9.40 A. M.
81 EEPING CARS bv both Night Trains.
The TOO P. NJ a. . 1000 P. NJ Trains leave SUNDAY
NIGHT, instead of Saturday night
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
WANTED.

Information of my son, Thos. Shoals,
who, when last heard from, was in Cleve-
land, Ohio, he is now, probably in Col
umbus, Ohio VIM. Shoals, George
town, Ky, care of JAS. Harley. Esq.
MAY 4, | mo-
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
WANTED.

Two active colored men to take an i'll
terest in Panorama to travel from here
to Europe. I. Gross.
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19

Should the weather continue favorable
our farmers will yet receive very fair
return from their toll"
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON

r A l. r. 0 d.
TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Depart. Arrive.
indianapolis & Cambridge city 200 A. M. o50P M, ,
Toledo Detroit and Canada ...7 on A M. 9.50P. M.
Dayton and Sandusky y........700A A. NJ. 5.5u p. nj.
Richmond, Chicago ana Indian
apclis go A. M. $50 p. NJ
Dayton Accommodation. .....2.lO p M. 935 p. NJ.
Indianapolis q Cambridge City. 21O P. NJ Ito P M.
Toledo, Detroit Il Huntsville. 800 p. NJ. 1855 p M.
Hamilton Accommodation 100 p. NJ. 645 A. M.
Richmond and Chicago $50 P. M. 1.lOP. M.
Hamilton Accommod lion. .......-...7.55 A. Nj.
Sleeping Cars 5.O0P. NJ. train for Toledo and De-
trot; also on the {. 81 P. NJ. train for Chicago.
Trains run SEVEN MINUTES FASTER than Cincin-
natl time.
For ali information and 1HRoUGH TICKETS please apply
at tho old Office southeast of Broadway and
Front; Burnet House Office, of Vine ard Baker
streets and at the respective depots, Eas Front and
West Sixth streets. Z. w. STRADER,
General Ticket gent.
Omnibus calls for passengers.
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
WANTED.

A Panorama of the American War.
Address "Colored Citizen
Ap Is, mo.
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
NOTICE.

Gentlemen's cntaing cleaned, dyed,
secured, etc. RepSring done neatly by
T. Halligan, on 5th, three doors east of
Sycamore ST.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Nomlnstion. ,o .hs senate.

The following nominations were sent to the Seq.
ate yesterday: s. p Love, to be collector Of inter
oal revenue for the Second District Of X ntuckyi
o. G. Maxwell, assessor for the Third District Of
Ohio Daniel Winfield, collector Of internal revenue
for the Fourth District Of New Jersey Elisha Pen
dletoD, naval officer for Portsmouth and Norfolk,
Va; VIM. W, Belkpsp. eOllsctor Of internal rev.
snus for the First District Of Iowa. T T. Critten-
den, collector Of internal revenue for the Fifth Dis.
trict of Missouri Thomas NJ Welles. naval officer
for New 0rlsansi John Atkinson, collector Of Gus.
toms at Port Huron. Mieh.i Geo. W. Toler, to be
postmaster at Kansas City, Moi Levi Platt, to be
postmaster at Pattsburg, N. VI David Il. Bostwck.
to be postmaster At Litehheid, Conn Joseph Oliver
to bo postmaster at Railway, N, J.j Michael Dunn,
to be postm ster at Fort Leaysn worth, Kansas.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Pen, Pencil, nd scissors

cr Pen, Pencil, and Scissors. =
FIRES in the Oil region once week. 10
A rEwIdsys ago, three feet of snow fell in
IT is reported that Sir John Peter Grant mi
isto b the new sovsrpss ofJsuaioa. 81. b ',sl
A'nAD DOC was killed in Norfolk on Fri
day. .ol sriG'.r .a.H1 h.2 a Iani '-s'9' z
4 A, Busr Of Richard Golden has been placed
In Westminster Abbey brdq he. Il brE :t,
TIE latest. South American revolution is
In Bogota. 'sHu amlii4a. 'tl ,Ni i'H 'i
DR. STEPHENSON will work the diamond
mines Of Georgia this year.
EroHr men were killed in Boston by sun.
stroke lest Saturday. 81. rH.-. ,"i1r % NJ
TMoTHY DRiseoLI. Of ST. Louis, was driven
to suicide BY tn. attacks of mosquitoes last week
LAGER,BEEH flowed freely in New York
last sunday7sf nj .sqias- lyu4 4i! /, s9ii1l
A NEGRO aged 12o years died recently on
3 plantation in Louisiana. .'' Poo ''rh"' y.
d, The land quarantine at Staten Island has
been given up, and the chOsraic patients are again
aaoat. 40 =, ,'., ,,r.,.r ~ . ,I.rtc
FoRsEY, as q public officer. makes very
extensive eharsssisgainst the Government The
Dead Duck presents . broad bil-Los. Journal,
The disease called .tebris mgra, or black
death, has appeared In Ireland. -Four oases oc.
CURED lately in Dublin. ..'., .... ..,... ~.
GoLD has been found in the edge Of Fair.
lee, VI, about two and half miles from Bradford,
on the farm Of Mr. Allen Horton.h .... ole ."'
A PoCKET-BooK was found in q culyert at
Portland, Maine, last week, containing srquantity
Of bonds and coupons. which have been identified
S part OF those stolen from the Bowdoinham
Bank. ,.r'.f.-. "A ,r-..gu.. .... ....T....
The Albany Euening Journal says the in
| vestigation into the conduct Of Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Minister to Chill, shows that there is no truth in
The shameful chargss made BY the newspapers
against him.
| A LONDON letter says: MRS. Richie
daughter of the late Gen. Wsdsworth, recently me,
the Prince Of Wales at party, and hs was so fas,
cinsted BY her beauty as to demand her for part
ner in the dance twice during the evening"
OK Sunday evening lightning struck the
house Of Charles Whiting, In Forrestvills, Brsto
county, Conn, instantiy killing Mr.. Whiting ant
his son. Mrs. Whiting was seriously injured, and
though she still lives, 1t Is doubtful IL she will 70
cover. She and Mr.. Whiting sat on sofa, and he
son on chair near By. d.
They have an easy style Of journalism il
the British Provinces. The Halifax Uaionia o
the .20th Of june gives notice that on account Q
tho editors birthday, the hands would have hol
iday, and IS some Of them were volunteers OF
duty, there would be no paper on Friday. the d.!
sfter Ito. ~ o.. u.'..''ar .I ...
ON Saturday afternoon, Lowe, the poo
ballooni.t made an ascension ia his mammoth bal
loon from near the Central Park, N. Y, accompa
uied by q reporter. When he left the understand
ing with his agent was that he would descend At
p. m. of that day. When last seen by the agent oil
Saturday evening the balloon was thought to b
over Long Island Sound, At a late hour on Sun
day night nothing had been heard Of either tn
balloon or the party who went up in it.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
sInuggIing Exposed.

Among the thousand ingenious expedents EN-.
ployed by smugglsrs on the northern frontier since
the beginning Of the late for the introduction
Of every description Of cOntraband goods into the
United States, one has just been detected which
would have proved a lucrative source Of profit to
the smugqie had It not been for the vigilance and
activity exhibited by the corps Of United States
customs officers stationed along the border. The
eontraband article seized consisted Of an admiIture
Of small quantity Of castor oil aud slight amount
Of colOrins matter with large quantity Of alcohol
the proportion Of forty five gallons Of alcohol to
one Of the other ingredients. This so.caled medi-
cal compound was introduced for the purpose Of
svading the tax on alcohol, which, by chemical
snAiysis easily separated from the other ingre-
disnts the tax the former being Ave dollars per
gallon while thst On esstor oil 10 but aity osnts,
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
ErED STATES PArEKr nvsIoE,
wAsHiH.Ton, July Q, l8sS

- igsht' wAsHiEsroS, July Q, 1875
On the petition Of Oldsa h,ehols Of West Raxbary,
s.eha.e,- praying for the sxisn.,oa Of patent
grated him Ocsobsr H. ls,3 TO which Additional
improvements spurx-d March 30 1854 for Len.
proyement ~ "drindins Mills, for seven yeas from
the expiration Of patent which takes place the
l2lh dsy ofOotcbeF, 1885; r.rt.a t" 4. IA
itis osdsrd that he said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MOND.Y. the 2ph day Of Sep .mbss
mex, At ~ 90 vek aud all persons lAsd 70
appear und show eaass, any they have, why said ps
tioa ought n . to b. granted. ~, - 10
Psr~oes opposius required to Gle IN
The Patent once their objections essiiy set for In
winding Vt least foen days before the day Of heassg
AL ,ess'mopy aed ~ either parry, TO be used at tie
sAid bearing must be taken aud transmitted In aeeovA
anee With ih. rules Of the oce which will Be far
sished on aI picati"nl ~ ....t ~ lrf.Isa
rrposi,ioss aud Other papers, relied upon sGassti-
mony must be died ID the oee tsoeny bsfess the
day q bearing tbs guness, any, within fen dsys
ordered also. that this notice be pubiishsd ID the
RRPuBLIoAH aud the National Iatslt0encsr Wa~hiug-
too D. and 10 the Journal, Bos,ou, has.assu.sts,
once week for three successive weeks hr-t Of said
publication: TO DO At least sixty d.ys grsyious 70 the
day Of hearing. 1-lil' THOMAS hARLAsD,
m ~ p S'7 'r Acting Comu,iasonsr OF Patents.
P.s-Eiitors Of the Hboy. papers will piesss copy,
aud send their bills 70 the Passnt once With paper
contAinns this notice. t jyli-lAwsw
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

GEN McCLEILAS, we hear from private
source, is the only American officer, or, in
fact, military officer Of any foreign nation,
allowed at the Austrian headquarters,-N.
Il. Ctftzen. .d9 r.-a. 90 Boz. u .a.a...s
Because he is the only military officer
whose residence has been seized and occu'
pied as the headquarters Of the General CON-
manding the Austrian forces. IT,
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Personal

BEAuREGARD has Joined the italian army,
It Is said. .-,.r ..
Hon. J. W. KEAwEHuSAHALA is chairman
of the judiciary committee in the Hawaiian Legi..
iaturs. .r.t... .s....
GEN. SIR JoHS MACDONALD died in Perth
shire, Scotland on the 24th utimo, aged 70 years.
lie Joined the British army IN 1903. r
Hon. d. S. GooDrNG, U. s. Marshal Of the
District Of Columbia, leaves this city for Indiana
this afternoon on official business.
DR.. JOHN YOUNG, T. r. S. f., has been ap-
pointed to 6il the chair Of Natural History in the
University Of Glasgow, made vacant by the death
Of Professor Rogers. r.rfr.. ...
GEN. DoDGE, who expects to succeed Mr..
Kasson as Congressman from the Fifth district Of
Iowa, 10 . native Of Dansers Mass, and a brother
Of "Gaii Hamilton"
CART. JAMES II. RICE, 5th Veteran Reserve
states volunteer and assigned to duty rs supsrin
tsndsnt Of the third subdistrict at Lexington Ky.
headquarters at Lexington.
Carr. w. F. RIcE, late Of the 10th Massa.
chusstts volunteers, has been appointed Agent Of
the Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands for the counties Of Jessamin and Gurrard,
with headquarters at Nicholasviils, Ky.
SENIOR DON ABAGAM LozASo, private sec
rstary Of General Santa Anna, expired sundey
morning, at No 8 West Twenty eighth street, oi
psitonits, or Inflammation Of the stomach after M
illness Of only six days. Senior Lozsno was born In
Valencia, Venezuela, South America, in the yeal
1923, and was consequently forty.thrss years Of
| ago at the time Of his death
JOHN s. MoRroS, Esq, President of one oil
the city railway companies of Philadelphia, an
able lawyer and prominent Democratic politician,
will be one Of the delegates for that city In the
convention to bs held on the 18th proIimo. Mr.
Morton was q very effective writer In the MeCle
Ian interest during the last Presidential campaign
and Is now Q warm supporter Of President johnson
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

Mr.. GEO. A. MITCHELL of Turner, Maine,
the inventor Of the copper tip for chlldrsns shoes
and his son, Q or years Of age, were drowned In
Twenty Mile river, nsar his residence, last Thurs
day. Two Of his boys hsi gone in to bathe when
one Of them got beyond his depth The father
rushed into the water to save his child, but both
were drowned. The bodies were found In half an
hour Afterwards, but all sttemp,s at resusoitatiou
proved unayailbg Mr. Mitchell was in possession
Of an independent fortune through bis invention.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Alonank.r Reieelsd.

Mr.. sLoAsAKrR, Collector Of Internal Rsysnps
for the district Of Pennsylvania, was rejected by
the Senate yesterday. We learn that this nomins.
tion has been twice confirmed, the confirmation
each time reeonsidsrsd, and ct last the Senate has
rejected Mr.. .. BY vote Of 10 to 10. SHJb!sJIa .
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
PASSAGE OF THE TARIFF BILL
$3.50 BY THE HOUSE.

The tariff bill passed the House yesterday
by large vote. The iron men do not obtain
all that they want, The Cumberland Coal
Company have triumphed. The one dollar
and fifty cents increased duty on coaiisr
tanned in the bill, and hereafter Nova Scp-
tia coal cannot be used in the Northern
States, but the poor people thereof should
the bill become law, will be compelled to pay
the Cumberland Coal Company their own
price per ton for the article or freeze. Such
is the power Of the lobby-the instrumen.
tality by which the tariff bill passed the
House. The Senate may be more sensible
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

The funeral Of George Bruce, the we'll
known typs.foundsr, took place At half past three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, st Grace church, New
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
ApyvyAsr dpxRahL's Osvicz.
wAsniSaroS, July D, 1885.
General Land Oae. ARA,rs.

An intstsstins report has just reached the Gen.
erai Land once froma special agent 10 regard to
the archives belonging to public land Offices In Ms
sissippi and Alabama, The Resistsr t'ths United
States Land 0fass q Montgomery, Ala, has 70,
csivsd the sct ef Congress approved June 81, 1866
Withdrawing oil the lands in that Stats from mar
kst excsPt By entry under the homestead lay. AT
the Land Once 1t winusbsgo, City, Minn,, 10. <32
acres were entered In June for actual ssttismsnt
under the hoosstssd Law The dsusral Ls.d OHacs
has just rscsivsd SNAP q the survey In Jsne 1885,
Of the routs Of the Minnesota Valley railroad from
the range line, between ranges 30 and to in town.
ship Io4 to the southern boundary ofths State, In
range ~ FA LiTtr 'r ---l 'Ai 10
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Fresdnsn's Dursau.

rscsivsd information from the Acting Assistant Com.
missioner for the State Of Maryland that Chief jas
sies Bowie has decided that negro legally
advisable under the civil rights las. This dsei.
sion the Commissioner thinks will greatly fasssts
the operations ef the Bureau In thss State. lIJ
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
ID RoPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
BrREAu OF NAVIGATION,
NAVY DsrAHrnssr,

wA-HIs0roS, Juus 10 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Bureau until
la m % Saturday, the l4h ~ Jaly proxmo, sap
ply Of Com mAnders and NavisstOrs staton-ry the
United States Nav,
Printed schedules giving q list Of the names aud
quHntiies Of !hs articles repaired Will be furnished
application either to the Bureau directly or to the Nav
is.t9a oaics, Navy Yard, New York, who're samples
No proposals. II be entertained unless accom- pGnied
by evidence that the bidder dealer 10 tue
articles To be supple ed uuless the proposals
compete for all the articles In KIND aud quality,
stated on the schedule, with the Amouu. pr,psTIy
extended and footed aud Bureau ths rlgh
70 reject any all of ths bids which shall not be for
the Interest Of the Government To accept
Every fer must be aeoomp ,ni-d by wr tteu guar
anty of ability perform contract and surstiss In the
full amount will be required 70 Sign the eontraet "
Proposals will be endorsed - Proposals Tor Station
cry" aud addressed TO the Chief Of this Bureau
TH0RNrbk A. JENklNs,
jels-2aWAW Chief of Bureau OF Navigation
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
ce,so,enes Money,

The conscience fund . ef the Treasury Depart.
msnt was yesterday increased BY yhs sum Of $2,2S,
Enclosed iu communication dated Baltimore, and
sspsd IN. H. Tho total receipts from thin
source since 1861 amount to the inoonsdsrsbls sun
Of $50, 900. ..I..ps..4 1850 soy
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
REPORT OF THE Ma.
NJ NsT,ONAL BANK fCoMNRACg or 1EOK0x
e TOWN, D. O., JULY 4 lsee ,,5

..s.-E 49, y. .s. 0RoRorrowS, D. @.
!, SAMUEL FOWLER, cashier Of the NstivLsi Bank
Of Coramrrse VI Osorgstown, do l.ppy swear that
the sb ye ststsment Is ru 70 the brst VI my
and belief sAMykL y WLkk C-shier.
tworn to and subscribed before me. J6ls 1856 N,
( .5ta lt. ra. D. NIT. sHUMkN,
jyll.lt Notary rubIie. II
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
THE DEPARTMENTS.

~ Omesrs Of tss Rssetsr Arn>v. ~
The foIlosins eirosisf wss lssSA yssssrdsg sy
the War Department: T W III tf
- ~ Vas pspAnYsuxr,,
ApyuyAxr 0uxKnAls Ospfcn,,,y
wAsnissrox, July ., 1859.
Circular No. II.
The following distractions In relation 70 con.
tracts ssa isssss szssutsd By ossr u the rsgslss
army on recruiting service are publishsd for hsir
intormatiea and guidsoes. fO4 81 ~ " .
lst. Contrscts or leases are required TO be made
In quintriplst two copies to he forwarded to this
once, ono cory with The .s6Rdsvit prsDrihsa by
chapter p3. act approved June 2. 1867, Attschsd,)
to the returns oiics, Department Of the 1ntsrior,
and one copy each to be retained BY the recruiting
officer and the contractor. -
ID Contrasts OF tsssss signed and executed ~
recruiting oficets Ia their ofcial capacity are sf
empt from stamp duty. 4. d. Townssxp, ..
BE- Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
Rec,ipts fron Customs,

70 Tho rs,spts from customs at the ports Of Phila-
dslphis, Boston, and Baltimore, for the last week
Of the asoal year ending June 80. were as follows
Boston, sAo3,659 sii iPhiisdelphiA, $ls4.el3.2si
Baltinors, s77.2ao 20. Total, $siS.4ss.s2. Re.
ports are Jet to Be received from New York, and
from the distant parts Of ahs wsat hsfsrs The re-
osipts for the att Asoai year can be asssrtained,
bat II Ia estimated thss they ui reach Sl70 900 0oo
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

II rsasAI R.vrsur Il l1Y, The receipts yesterday
were $685., ,3s1 %. - tI, "a. ....', %
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
MAYORS OFFICE, JULY IS, 1866.
A TO owssss oY CANAL cRAyr .u

Notice Is hereby given thsiths entrance to the wash.
ing ou 'ans At the foot of s-tsui.-nth .tr-ai IN be
aeoessariy closed 70 nsyigation afsr MONDAY psx,,
constructing Lock Gates IN ths e,u.swsy. q I. II N
kiOAARD WALLACH,
+, Ve'W sph HI 20 r1guIJgr1 Mayor