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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
The Morning BIundsrer.

Some reconstructed but unrepsntant rebel
Of Prince William county, Virginia, recently
arrested two Union mon residing there upon
q trumped-up charge Of stealing q horse
while they were In service As scouts for the
Union army, and put them in Jail at Brents.
vile. Major General AuGuR, on learning
the facts, sent down force and released
them, and put hea in the ears Of the seoes.
sionists Of that ilk to prevent recurrence Of
such outrages. Tho Morning Blundsrv Of
this city gives the following version Of the
matter:
DIscBARGED.-By direction Of Major Cen
erai AUGUR, M. =. DAVE and THOMAS sHoor,
who, during the rebellion, stole from the
Government Q captured horse and aided the
enemy materially, on account Of mitigating
circumstances, have been discharged from
arrest.
There's accuracy for you Two poor fsl.
lows indicted BY rebels on pretenoe that the
horse they captured from rebels while in the
United States service putting down the 70.
bellion, is chroniclsd as rebel horse thieves
by the BiEmderer, while Maj. Gen. AUGUR ID
accused Of having discharged two parties
who had stolen horse from the Government
and "aided the enemy materially" on 40
count Of mitigating circumstances Verify
the force of laundering and misstatement
could no farther 20.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

At the Baltimore Convention in 1860 Ben.
Butler made ferocious speech in favor Of
the rights Of the South in tho Territories, at
the conclusion Of which q gentleman inquired
Of Andy johnson what he thought Of 1t.
By Cd, sir, he replied, 81 never like q
man To be more for me than am for my.
self "-MOntgomery Ledger
Not quite accurate.
l. BENZ. =. BUTLER did not make "a f.
rocious" or q tame speech in favor Of
Southern Rights in the Territories" at the
Baltimore Convention in 1860.
2. ANDREW JOHNSON was not at the Balti-
more Convention in 1860.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

CONFERENCE.-The following appoint
ments were confirmed by the Senate ysstpr-
day: WILLIAM PICKERING, Of Illinois, TO be
Governor Of the Territory Of Washington,
ALVIN SAUNDERS, Of Iowa, to be Governor
Of the Territory Of NsbrAIka. T0bo deputy
postmaster: WV. L. BTVINs, at Goshen, In
DIANA STEPHEN WETHERLow, at Waterloo,
New York. SIDNEY l.. WILSON, at Dun
kirk, New York. ALEx. W. MrBRs, ct Oil
City, PsnnsylyAnia
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
WEDNESDAY,. January 10, 1855.

GENATE HHHHs
nv. wilson introduced a hin 10 increase
and Az the military peace estabiishment Of
the United States hrmv. IA proyides that
ths military mace ss,sbIishm.pt az tbe IJni.
tad .stat,. srmy .h.Il b,re.ft.r consist Of
ssvsn reeiments ~ sytillsry. ten regiments 81
cavalry. ana sirty r,eimests Of Infantry
In additIon 10 tbe Ave regiments az artil.
,.rv nov org.n,,.d ,hsr. shsll Ia two nav
ons. ons "a h. comno.ed ~ oo,ored and on,
az vhite persona ofse.red Nv ssl.otious from
tha yolunts.y oa,..,,
Two new reeim.nts al cavalry are 10 be Of
uhits and two az ooiored parsons.
Tn tbs inf.ntry ths,s nan \. s;ght raj.
msnts oompo.ed Of man from tha veteran
R..srvs corn. ana o6,os,.d Nv ofI,osr, ~ M
coma
Th.r. .b.I, n. nm. ,,.n,.n.n, ,.r.,.I svs
major sensr.Is snd Ian hrigaaisrs
II. Siii -. r.f.~r.S - az M;,;,.,v Com.
n,,t.. ~ Wv
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
The Proposed Increase Of tho Regular
Army.

Tho provisions " the bill for increasing
the force Of the regular army, proposed in
the Senate this afternoon by Mr.. WILSON,
synopsis Of which appsars in our Congress
sional report-will DO read with interest
We presume that the infantry regiments are
designed to be battaliOns of 1000 men each.
The proposed force would therefore consist of
seven regiments of artillery, 800 men each
total, l2.6OOi ten regiments Of cavalry
1900 each, 1900 mem sixty regiments of
infantry-6O, 900 men. Total, s4,6Ooi OF, II
the nine regiments Of infantry, from the
eleventh to the nineteenth inclusive, are to
be retained, as at present organised, in three
battalions each, Of 300 men,, 400 to q
regiment-the total force employed will be
%, 200
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
THE BILL TO RELIEVE THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AND
OTHER RAILROADS.

After our report of the House proceedings
closed yesterday afternoon, Mr.. RoeERs, Of
New Jersey, withdrew his objection to the
motion of Mr.. boutwell,, to send to the
Senate for the House bill relieving the 'Illi-
nOis Central and other railroads, and 4
messenger was accordingly dispatched for
the BILL so that it will be in the possession Of
the House for its action to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.

The bill making appropriations for the naval
service for thu current year provides for boun-
ties To discharged sssmsn. $500 00c; for various
articles Of equipment, o. 900 900; for Surgeon 3
neeessaries. les,76o; for navigation apparatus
and supplies. sls2, 800; contingent expenses,
ESQ 600 Buresr OF Yards and Docks, u, TO-, 900
Bureau Of Navigation, 5000 Bureau Of Msdi
cine and Surgery t76, 900. Pay Of Marine Corps
aud enlistment b'uuties, q, lo7, oSo. s6i Provis-
ions for N. tleaso7 80 clothing do ssh, ees Oo
marine corps stor,s, pay fmschanies, 900;
for transportation, el0, 900; repairs Of buildings
and rent, tl5, 900 contingencies, $50 00o Ports
mouth navy yard t2os, oss-of which 100000 Is
for the purchase # seavy's Island, provided =
clear title can be obtained. Boston navy yard.
t57S, ssl-of which 90 Is for the purchase Of
Oakum and Rdridge's wharf New York
navy yard, ti,4s0,6oo--of which 100000 Ia for
raising low places. Philadslphia navy yard,
tlsS, sos. Washington navy yard-for new paint
shop, ss SIS; smithsry, sl2,oo2 extension Of iron
foundry, ss,4t6; machinery and tools. s9o, 800
repairs Of all kinds ssl, eo0tetal tlsl, 40. Nor
folk navy yard, s4is,ooO. Pensacola, FLORIDA,
GA, ee7. Mare Island, Cal, s2l4 800.
For hospitals At Boston, elO, 900; atNew York,
tl0, 500; for laboratory Of New York, $500; for
completing building At Washington, authorised
by act Of Congress, 1884, $50, 900; for repair Of
hospital buiiding at Annapolis, etc. 300; for
repairs Of buiidings, etc., at Norfolk, go, 900 /;
do. at Pensacola, 10000; do. at Mare Island ,
u, 500; miscellaneous, el+6,2so; expenses Of
Academy, %, 4a9 Naval Observatory, s45,sOo ;
Naval Asylum, PhilAdelphia, ESQ, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10
Muster-Out OF General Omcers.
The following Official order from the Wa
Department pronounoes the fate Of larg,
number of General officers:
ADJuTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIEaToI, December Is, 1865.

wAR DEPARTMENT, !
ADJurAHr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHEaToI, December Is, 1865.
General orders, No. 1853;
|. The following named Major Generals and
BrigAdier Generals ofEolunteers are hereby hon :
orably mustered out Of the service Of the United
States, to date from January is, except those
serving In the State Of Texas, whose muster out
will date from February J., 1885;
Major Generals David Hunter, VIM. 8. Rose
sgSs: j SsTd sss:y sd Psss SeOss.
drew J. Smith, Grenyille N, Dodge, John Gibbon,
Peter J. osterhaus, Joseph A. Mower, George
Crook, Godfrey WeitIel, VIM. b. Halen, Wesley
Merritt, Charles oIifln, George A. Gustav, VIM.
II Emory, Robert b. Potter. and Giles A Smith.
Breyet Major Generals: Orlando b. Wilcox,
Henry W. BenhAm, William y. Barry, John @
Barnard, lnnis N, Palmer, John P. Hatch, Rich
ard W. johnson, Jealous D. Tower, John W. Da.
wilson, Eugene A. Carr, Rufus saxton, Charles
Deyens, Samuel W. Crawford, John W. Geary,
John @. Caldwell, Samuel p. Carter, Washing ton
L. Elliott, Albion 7. Howe, Benjamin 8. Roberts,
August which, John H. King, Robert o. Tyler,
A. T. A. Torbert, Michael X. LAwler, Jas. Barnes,
Samuel Beatty, Hugh Ewing, Henry H. sibley'
Joseph J. Bartlett, John =. Hawkins, Benja amin
II. GIierSon, Alexander 8. Webb, John b. San
born, Thomas K Smith, Manning ?. Force, Au.
gustus L. Chetlsin, Philip r. dc Trobriand,
Christopher @. Andrews, Edward NJ MoCook,
Edward Hatch, August V. KautE, John y. Hart.
ranft, Samuel s. Carroll, Charles J. Paine, Jo-
sePh A. Cooper, Charles G. Waleutt, Eli Long
Thomas W. Egan, Joseph R, HAWley, Thomas
c. Dsvin, Alfred Gibbs, RAnIld g. Mackenzie,
Thomas J. Lucas, Cyrus HAmlin, N. NJ. Curtis,
Richard II. Jackson, William Wells.
BrigAdieT Generals: AlPheus 8. Williams. Jno.
Newton, Albln Schoeft, Robert b. Mitchell,
Henry W. Vessels, VIM. Hayes, Israel VogdeS,
Lewis G. Hunt, VIM. Dwight, John D. Steven
son, Thomas Q. II. Smith, Charles T. Campbell,
Edward A; Wild, 0ustAIus A. DeRusSyI WIN,
2, WhiPPls, JaSpsr A. hAltby. ssldsn GOnnsT,
Martin D. Hardin, James D. Pessendsn, Isaac II.
DuVAl, John Edwards, James Z. Slack, Geo. L.
BsAl, Henry @. Thomas. Benz. T. Potts, Carlos
J. stolbEand, l, G. Baker, Jas. .. Bnsbin, Jos,
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New YoRk, January l0.-The steamer
wrecked on Romer shoals on Monday was the
Mary A. Boardman, from Merehead city for
New York. The passengers and crew
twenty-four in number-wfre saved BY the
tug Charles Chamberlain and tho pilot boat
Isaac Webb, No. 8. The vessel e q total
wreck. Her cargo consisted Of cotton and
roain
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

ELNIRA, Jan. l0-A fire originating this
morning in the clothing store Of ]. 8. An
dree, on Carroll street, destroyed all tho
buildings from Psttinson market, on Carroll
street, TO Hitchcock's market, on Lake
street. The buildings were all Of wood and
little value. Loss principally on stocks Of
goods and stoppage Of the business Of the
merchants occupying the buildings.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

SAVANNAH, Jan. 10-Hon. Peter Cone,
for many years State Senator, and q promi.
nent citizens Of Bullock county, died at his
home on the 9Th inst. .. .'..,.. T .
The steamship Jules, from Boston for Rio
Janeiro, put into Fernandina, Florida, on
the 9Th for coal.
Arrived at Savannah the British ship
Crimea.
The British bark Rockaway 10 below.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, delivered reg.
ularly and promptly at their residences, "a
tCrapper', by ordering 1t through the Score.
tary of the Senate, the Clerk Of the House OIL
Representatives, or at the ONCE of the Re-
PUBLICAN, No. 5ll Ninth street, near Penn
sylyania avenue.
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Mr.. HARVEY, Secretary Of the Canadian
Embassy, and Hon. Mr.. GAIT, Canadian
Minister of Finance, are at the Brevoort
House. The embassy leaves for Washington
in a few days.-NsT York Times.
We learn that the Embassy Is expected to
arrive in this city this evening or tomorrow
morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

We OBSERVE among the list Of names Of
general officers mustered out BY order Of the
War Department, those Of the Major Gen.
eral whose treasonable speech in Texas We
mentioned q few days since, and Chief Detec.
tive Baker, Of the War Department.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.


THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
win editorial hour'h the Arrival Of .
oansdian embassy Is announced In New
YORK. en- ro~fs TO Washington. We do not
hate England or her dependencies. We do
not desire 70 stir up or keep alive any inter
national animosities. When the people Of
England check their tory sristocrscy, and
compel them to do US justice, We herald the
fact with pleasure. When . representative
Of her Majesty assists in comforting benefit
upon the commerce OF the world, As did Sir
Frederick BRuoE In his diplomatic career
in CHM, we chronicle the event with salts.
faction. And while we do not intend to in
dulse In recrimination upon Canada for
heartles' conduct towards us during the war,
We would suggest 10 the Canada gentlemen
VINO arc ABOUT 70 honor us with their pres
enc' mat tne'r case Is hopeless IL they ex-
poet q renewal oil the reciprocity treaty.
Inc ieenng against II Is general and de-
o'ueo' hemonstranees are pouring In from
"e'' AND East against Its continuation The
n'nermen Oh tho Atlantic coast JOIN with the
iArme'' OIL the prairies 70 demand It's aoro-
gauon' Inc plea ior II Is imperative, and
the reason for its termination are profound !
and they are these
f"a' Inc Reciprocity Treaty Injured
greatly 70 inc oeneht Oh oanada' ana In many
instances was detrimental to the United
States
Secondly. notwithstanding the treaty ""
largely In 'oe interests Oh oanao"' sne nasih-
aireo'y' IL not openly broken iai'h' anu u.s.
or'm'hA'ea In is'ot OIL hns'aho against us'
FOR PROOF OIL TINS We can produce their own
omoiai reports DOCS any one suppose that
an intsnisent American congress Is 70 regis
late for the benefit OF Canada and for her
accommodation re-enaot stipulation the
spirit OF which she has frequently violated
1t Is too absurd for discussion. But our main
objection to the renewal Of the Reciprocity
Treaty is this Thai no special "ge"'s"t'
can BY any Po''tbtlity Be made ruth Canada
'cithO1 hdrmiHg more than helping thi'
nation.
That the annulmont Of the treaty viii
prove ruinous to canadai will blight her
agriculture, PROSTATE her commerce. and
dspopulste her territory, we are well aware.
But her To-" totH Be our gam And We shall
hardly be expected to consider the welfare
Of foreign people before our own. The
ambassadors from Canada will scarcely have
the snrontsry to enter for their behalf the
plea Of humanity, when 1t must be as fresh
in their minds as it Is in ours that her soil
was the theatre Of the lake piraeies, and the
St. Adams raid and robbery. We have not
quite forgotten that Canadian jurisdiction
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REORGANIZATION or rHE SUPREME AND

REoRGANIzATIoN or THE SUPREME AND
CIRoUIr CoURrs.-We learn that bill has
been drawn by a very distinguished lawyer
of this city, which will be offered in Congress
at an early day, for the reorganization Of the
Supreme Court of the United States, so as to
reduce tho number OF appeals, and increase
tho numbsT Of circuits and circuit Judges.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

FIRE.-At thirty -fye minutes past eight
o'clock this morning the alarm Of hre was
H streets, nre having been discovered In a one
story frame building on the corner Of Ninth and
3, occupied By Miss Thompson as school.
house. The flames were extinguished by the
police and the neighbors, and the services Of the
hremen were not needed. The FIRE originated
from the stovepipe. Damage light.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-The Legislature Of
Maryland met to-day ut noon.
Gov. Swan, elected q year ago under the
new constitution, took his seat to-day. He
will transmit his message tomorrow.
The weather is becoming quite mild.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat steady and scarce. Corn
dull, with downward tendency. Oats La
cents lower Seeds dull; Glover 50. Pro-
visions dull, prices nominal. Sugar and
Coffee heavy. Whisky steady.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

DIREcroRs CHosEs.-The following named
gentlemen were yesterday chosen directors OF the
Merchants National Bank for the ensuing year!
9, W, Botelor, IT,. William Bayne, John W,
and L. HuyeE. No election for ofnoers OF the
bank WAS held
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

In this city, on the 10th instant, at the
residence Of MATHEW g. ENERY, Esq, by
the Rev DR.. NADAL, Hon. THOMAS L. TUL-
LOCK, Of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to
Mrs MIRANDA swAIN, Of Washington, D. G.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

WHO WE'RE THE LUCKY ONES :
The PrsciPitSte passage of the Illinois Con.
trail relief bill by the House before the holi.
days, increased the stock Of that road about
HEtssH per cent Somebody made a pile
Win some Of our correspondents enlighten
na1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

- The BRIDAL Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of ne
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. BKILLIh
HoUaHToH, Howard Association, PhiladslPb,a
p nhn.y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10 Morris Ellsworth,
colored, was executed to-day for the murder
Of his wife last August.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

Hon. JOHN b. ALLEY, Of Massachusetts,;
Hon. 0ilmaa hArstOn, Of New Hampshire, and
Hon. John A. KAAsOR, Of Iowa, are at the Ebbitt
HoaSs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

The INDICTMENTS AGAINST GEN BAKER
This morning being the time nxed for the trial OIL
Gen. L. O. Baker, on the indictments for rob-
present In court. District Attorney Carringtou
stated that the counsel on both sides had az reed
to have the case postponed until wednesday, the
oath instant, on Aecount Of Mr.. A. @. Riddle, one
Of the counsel for Gen. Baker, being engaged in
against sweeny and Huyek, and Judge Fisher
being absent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

New HAvEs, Jan. l0.-Marshsli's OK.
tensive carriage-fsctory took Ere this morn
ing, and three buildings were burnt and
others seriously damaged. The oar-faotory
was saved. Loss $5O,OOOi insured for
SlO, OOO
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AFIn Consequences OF the Ice Carry
ing away portion Of the support OF the LONG
BRIDGE, and the great Insecurity and danger Of
opening and closing the Draw, Il Is thought
proper that the Draw shall be let open for
navigation until repairs shall be made.
b. b. FRENCH,
jaulo.H Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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SECOND EDITION
RE O EPTIoNs.


h~'' Drawing Rooms ~ 'hs hsee"-
i've mansion.
we are authorised 70 announce that tho
ladies Of the Presidents household will here
aftsr give their drawing receptions once q
ve.i-on Friday aft.poop.- ths ar,t "a
,.l. r,.. =, P,,a.x .n.,n.o, n.,t Ia.
49,,
Wv A'N' " Wv -
sp..Hrr co,f..,. R.e.vt,or..
We a.. .utho,,,.d IA .nnounoe tina,
s,..,.. co,-,,,. ,...u,,.,. an ,.,,u.r,.
..,
" NE Residences NO. 'ounn'
street, on ThursdAy evening. January lsth'
and win be continued every Thursday eve.
ning tb.r..f,sr from q, TN II n. m.
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[By Telegraph 10 Lewis johnson q Co.
hKM York Jan. ln-ll 30 a

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS 70
ceipts at tho Internal Revenue Bureau re
ported o-day, will exceed $500, 900.
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The Courts.
SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED SfATEs-

SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, Robert Rae, ESQ.
Of Illinois, was admitted an attorney and eoun-
sellor Of this court.
No. l72 The United States ex. rel. 4. Q. Top
pans executors, plaintiff In error, vs.. the Board
| Of Supervisors OF Hancock county. In error to
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Southern District Of Illinois.
On motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, dismissed, tho con :
troyersy having been settled between the parties.
No So. The Barque Bpringbock, &c. appellants,
vs.. The United States. Argued by Mr., Edwards
for the appellants, and by Assistant Attorney
General Ashton for the appellees.
No l26, The Schooner Stephen Hart, &c, and
cargo, John Mayer Harris, claimant Of the VeG-
sci, and Samuel Isaac OF al, claimants Of the
cargo, appellants, VS.. Tho United States.
CRIMINAL CoURr-JMdgs Cdrttsr.-(Ed-
ward G.. Darlington, esq, District Attorney,
Richard Williams, indicted for stealing watch
from Patrick J. LAWleTj verdict guilty, and sen :
tencedto one year In the penitentiary. Aiken for
defence.
James Thomas, convicted OF assault and bat
John MeCaTty, indicted for stealing 4 horse
from George Berglingi verdict guilty, aud sen .
fenced to two years In the Psnitentiary. l. s.
Johnson for defence.
John Nugent, indicted for assault and battery
with intent to kill Benz, Gross verdict guilty Of
assault and battery only. Sentenced to ten days
fence =
Diggs Parker, indicted for stealing hides from
Charles r Houghtoni case on trial. 9ooding for
defence,
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Gold.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l0.-Gold 1891.
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Chemists and Druggists,
nol9-d6W9m New York.
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Chemists and Druggists,
nol9-d&W9m New York,
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permanently located herself at Albany, Ny.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a life like picture Of the future hus-
date Of marriage leading traits Of character, oc-
cupation, etc. This is no humbug, as thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture 10
what 1t purports TO be. By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes and hair, and enclos-
ing 80 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mall. Address
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p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, NY.