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The national Republican., 1866-06-20

NEAL Dow is in England.
THOMAS FARMER, ESQ.,, one of the iron men
of Boston, is in town, stopping at the KirkwOOd.
JUDGE BEcKwrrH, late Of the Supreme
Court Of Illinois, Is in town.
GIN. HANCOCK recently visited the battle
Of Gettysburg.
THAD. STEVENS don't look much younger"
than he did ten days ago, notwithstanding his
promise to do so.
BRIG. GIN. DENT, brOthcr-in-law of Gen.
Grant is lying dangerously i'll at the residence of
the latter.
CHARLES STEWART, editor Of the Jackson
County (wis.) Banner, has just had half million
dollars left him Good for Charles
Bull RUN RUssELL, ID. D., mot dead duck, J
is writing history Of our late war. We pity our
Union boys.
JoHN Ross, the Cherokee Chief who has
been lyisg Ill in town for some weeks, Is still in
proearious condition, and yesterday was oonsidera-
bly, worse. His business In town is for the purpose
Of adjusting the difficulties arising out Of the ao-
tion Of the recent commission sent out to treat with
hostile Indians and to secure his recognition by
the Government as chief Of the Cherokee nation,
Of which he has been sachem for the last forty
years.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

debate, 10 would take the responhbility Of with
drawing the letter Of tbs Secretary Of abe Treas
ury 90 that Il might be presented and the resolu-
tion offered Tomorrow In full House.
Mr. spalding remarked Yss, cir, twill give rise
10 debate. 4
The Speaker presented = letter from the Clerk Of
the House, stating that 10 had this day presented
10 the President a certified copy Of the concurrent
resolution adopted yesteriay requesting the Pre,.
dent 10 transmit forthwith 70 the Executives Of the
several States copies Of the articles Of amendments
proposed BY Congress, 10 the State Legislatures.
Laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

A SAD sIaHr.-A rAVing iunatic was brought to
this city yesterday for treatment In the asylum
He was formerly soldier, a member Of the 4lst
regiment. His name is George W. Bassett, He
tered his constitution that he never fully recovered
and was finally reduced to his present pitiable CON
ditioD. The phantom which seemed to possess his
mind was Hskl, To which he himself and every
body around him were Fastening. Doubtless the
Of that death pen at Andorsonvills had been
scared into his brain as with Tedhot iron, till all
else 10 burned out but that terrible thing which
is now within him a living horrors burning fear
ful hell Utiea TslsgysPh,
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
GOLD SPECIALIZATION,

About one week ago gold was Sl.40 in
New York. Bets were offered by the friends
of Commodore VANDERBILT that in less than
one week It would rise more than ten per
cent In less than five days gold struck
$l62l ..4- ...,..
Report says BELMONT has made over two
million in gold operations during the last
three days.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

MAxINILIAs's ARNY.--The dednitive withdrawal
Of the Frsush contingent from Mexico in October
though one third Of this force continues q few
months longer-Will leave Maximllian TO the care
Of the Mexican force which he has organized, and
the Austrian and Belgian oontingents. Gen. Niegre
supsrcedes Gen. BaEaine and becomes the military
director and real controller Of the State. He will
have len to him, to defend what has been so i'm
perfectly won, the following troops; 1000 native
MeEicans, under Gen. Mejiai 1000 under Gen.
Nendez, and 1000 under Gen. LOzada. All Of
these are native Mexican troops. The foreign 10.
Eion, commanded by French officers, numbers
10, 900 men. The Austrian contingent Is ., 900,
and the Belgian 4, 900, while municipal and po.
force Of 900 natives Is also to be counted In.
The aggregate is 49, OOO mon, OF whom IL, 600 only
are foreigners. A national guard has been organ.
iled in every city under the prospective French
withdrawal; but Ii Is not settled which side nor
how we'll they would fight In case Of dficultyj nor
can II be told what numbers they will reach
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

Tho General Land Once has just transmitted to
the aorernor Of Michigan aPstens embrAsing ], ,l7s
acres of swamp lands epuiug to the State under
the grant by act Of Congress Of September 2s,
1850 The same Office has also submitted to the
President for signature patent In favor Of the
State Of Iowa for $500 aorss, as swamp lands and
has transmitted 70 the Governor Of Illinois patent
in favor Of tb,f State for 2,6S2 acres Of swamp
lands under the land grant Of 1850.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

.. wAK DKPARrMHSr, June lstb, 1906,
II o'clock op MONDAY, July 9th, isSs, for supplying
the Stationery described IN the schedule below Tor the
fiscal year ending the S0th June, 1867,
The Stationery must to Of the best quality
Samples must arcompany eseh bid.
with approved seeuri,.s Tor the ittfaI faianeaa Of
his contract and the Department will reserve right
g order hs article. as y may deem proper and to In
Articles not named In the schedule below are 10 be
fnrDishsd at the option Of the Department. at the lowest
Paper made Of Linen Stock
20 rsams Despatch Cap, weighing 10 pounds. fa
200 rsams fOOlsssp, ruled or plain, weighing IA
500 rsAm' ouar,o Post, ruled or plain, Weighing 10
200 Ieams ouArto Post, ruled or plain, weighing 10
pounds, headed as per pattern,
$50 reams Note Paper, ruled or piaiu. ~ p.
o. Ieams Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed a. per
10 rsams Copying Paper. a- r..t
reamB Blotting Paper. .la
800 doIen BlOtting Boards. -
2,rsams Envelope Paper, bur or yellow, royal. ~
100 oSS ssSP; R, n10i. ST,PIns Paper super royal
boo.oO tnyeioPes letter sizes, extV heavy, headed
10000 Envelopes letter sizes, extra heavy hsadsda.
500 gross Metallic Pens. .r
800 dOIsn. .Fsbsr's Black Lead Pencils.
% dozen Red and Blue Pencils. ar
l % dozen Penholders. u, ..#4 I'D
so dozen Ivory Folders. 4...
10 doieu krasers. ivory handles %" rgtfH
knives. 80
4 dozen Scissors eH
40 dozen Maynard Noyos' Black Ink, quarts
50 dozen Maynard NOyes' Blank Iuk P.nts.
30 dozen frsnch CArmtne, s...-'. XII.
% dozen lnkSiAnds, DraPOr's, whltnsy's, or equal
100 pounds Sealing wax, scarlet. DER. g.,Fr
80 Pounds India rubber, prepared. Z
~ dozen slik iasie, HssOr'sd eolors.
dolen Red Tape, In pieces, assorted .-H. a.Ir %
. 400 dOIon rolls Red Tape
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

Requisitious for commissions for the following
named gentlemen were yesterday forwarded BY the
President to the Hon. William II. Seward, Secretary
Of State; O. H. Spencer, to be United States attOr.
nOy for the Territory Of ArIonA wm. r. GrOsline,
to bo associate justice Of the supreme court Of Col
orndoi aud Edward Phillips To be United States
marshal for Arizona. ..#.. %
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
The Memory of Gen. Cass.
TRELsuRI DEPAETs.sr, !

wAsHINorOS, Juue 10, ls6s !
As tribute to the distinguished character
and the long and patriotic public services Of
that eminent statesman, LEWIS CAss, the vari-
Gus public buildings and revenue vessels Of
this Department will display flags at halfmast
on the day the funeral exercises.
ii. MCCUILocH, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

TIcKNoR & FIELDs's PERIopIoNs.-The
'Atlantic Monthly for July comes out promptly,
far more so than the season. and gives us pleasant
spread Of good things for the Intellectual palate.
II is we'll suited in its character to the season.
There is variety and spice about II, but "no lsvity
unless Mr. Lowsll's poem on the big trout, or Mr..
O. ]. spragus's elegant article on q bundle Of
bones'-a dry subject, but prolific for hm-be re-
gArded such by the heavy men. "Griaith Gaunt," 4"
"The Hawthorne Notes, and "The Chimney Cor
nsr," are continued, and 4" The Great Doctor" a
story by Alice Cary, Is begun. Tho "Dsath Oi
Slavery" by Bryant, is poem worthy Of the yete.
ran bard who has spent his life in dsnouncing the
wrong he commentaries.
"our Young Folks" appears with its customary
variety OF Plca reading and commends itself as
the most d. shtful publication for youth that has
ever appeared. This is the verdict, and every mum
Der confirms II. 10
EVERY Saturday" Is steadily increasing Its list
Of patrons. 1t gives universal satisfaction. ..
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

As we 60 to press, we learn that the two "light-
weights, AARON and CoLLrER, have gone down
the river with party offrisndS, to fight for purse
of 90, 900. AARON was pointed out to us at mid
night, and he appeared more like Harvard Col
lego student preparing for the ministry than man
trained and in a condition for brutal and bloody
fight before break iast this morning
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIoR,
IL .. = Ha1' t,sslrso STATES pAfEsI osaeH,

wAsnNGroN Juae II, is66
On the petition of William Moore. Of Brooklyn, New
York praying for the exlsason q patent gianted TO
the l4th day ol september 1864 for improvement In
''Door LockBh for years from the expiration Of
tambeI, 1866; w
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY The 9Th day OF August next
al ~ oelook aud all peTsons are notified pear
and show cAu'e, II any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing Tho extension required 70 nle In
the Patent 9mes theI objections, especially set forth 10
wiling at least toenfv days before the day OF hearng
all testimony died byeither party, to be used at tie
said hsAring must be taken and transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the once, which will be far-
nished on application,
DspOsilions and other papers, relied upon tesii-
mony must be hled 10 the Office toeiv days before the
day Of bearing the argument any, within ten days
after ding the testimony. II. f'l-''l. VA
Ordered, also, that ihls notice bs published in the
REPuBLIoAS And the IatelIfOsncer Washington, D. o.,
and in the Tribune, New York, NJ y, once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications to
Fs. |J uI..uI T. O. TAEARER,
GWIl Commissoher OF Patents.
p s.-EdtOrs Of the above papers will pleAee copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Ohiee with paper
con Aining this notice. ..- je2O-lawSw
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
WHAT Is THIS CoNsPIRACyY


Several months ago II was limited by news
papers outside this metropolis that there was
conspiracy on foot in Washington TO stife
the electoral voices of eleven States Of the
Union at the next Presidential election
Several weeks ago we copied a significant
article upon the subject from the New York
Times. Several days since the form, proper
tions and character Of this conspiracy be-
came more distinctly disclosed. The suspi-
cions Of the newspapers above referred to ap-
pear TO be confirmed Itis nothing less than
conspiracy 10 override the Constitution
under the guise Of new construction Of the
second paragraph Of the first section Of Ar.
ticle ii Of that instrument, which is in these
words:
Each State shall appoint, in such manner
as the Legislature thereof may direct, num-
Der OF electors equal to the whole number Of
Senators and Representatives to which the
State may be entitled in the Congress"
The new construction is that no State is
entitled to appoint any electors which shall
not have Senators and Representatives in
Congress at the time. Starting out upon
this dnsound hypothesis, the conspirators
resolved that no Senators nor Representa-
tives from eleven States whose inhabitants
were concerned in the recent rebellion should
he admitted 10 seats in Congress until after
1861 y. ...ts -...
A. tbis rebellion ia the kev.no,e IN tho ob.
stinate refusal of Congress- to admit To their
rigbtful seats Senators and Representative
whose LOYALTY was never dopbted and IN the
organized opposition in Congress to what is
known as The PREsIpEsr's plan Of restora-
ton. IL is fuIl time. we think, that the gsoyv
of this unholv scheme. ns well as the fact
itself should be more generally understood
The neople AZ large ouobt 70 know nrecisel,
what the real d;sFe,ancs il Hetwoon Conoross
and Tuv P,rs,nxxr
800, ~ vo,o. =, ,o,,.l So,..o
Renressnt.t;vs. fror, I.,o,y rohoI Co.. ,ha,
,ho ,aa;..I, a. co.n-o.. a:. 80 - ~.
a. al 7, uo.,,J hs 49, - sn -
80, =, - 80 q .',]. ~
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And ,hsr wa,,,s ~ - -. .H,"s, - ~. 'sss'
,ha ,,..t;o, 80 h.- - ~ -
49, .,;o...5 l.. 4,
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rns;.h,na,. g. a.f o 20 :"
W. a. na-.n.sos w. ~ a.. .o.u ~ ~. " o.Heis'
control tha nnas,;on . .;sa,s - ea p'aro
49, a., a,,,.o-,..,,,.s S,.,.no,
.I..to. - p.,.!,,.,,, s.s, p. - p.,.:S'., -
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

GRovRRs THEArRE.-Cotton 4 Murphys
Minstrels met with decided success last evening.
They perform again this evening with a brilliant
programme.
WASHINGTON THEArRE.-Sanford, with his
renowned opera troupe, appears again tonight, and
every lover Of genuine fun should attend. He de-
serves encouragement. The programme for tonight
has been selected with great care.
The GRAND EXCURSION To-DAY.-The Ex-
celsior Tent, Independent Order Of Rechhbites,
give grand temperance Jubilee and excursion to-
day to Gymont. Good order may be expected, as
no Intoxicating liquors will be allowed on the boat
or at GIymont. The committee have made arrange
ments which will not fail to make this one Of the
most pleasant excursions of the .scasOn. The
steamer Wawasset will leave her wharf at 81 a. m.
and p. m. Tho steamer Thomas Collyer has also
been engaged, should the Wawasset not accommo-
date all Iho desire to 60. The last boat will leave
at 7 p. In. For further particulars
see advertisement " another column.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

The new ive.csnt coin made its appearance at
the Treasury Department yesterday, and quite a
large amount was dispensed, in various sums from
tho window Of the paying teller.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN
- THE D FFRRBkT Markets
Will sold 70 the highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
CENrRs MARKEr-sAruRDAY. June 50. a, 10
EoRTHERN LIBERTY MARKBr-YRIDAY, June
,hAyi.TiRp MARKsr-FRIDAr, June 20, at 10
wlsffRN MARKEr-M MONDAY, July ., at oo'siOef
a. m. ~. .t....
I ~ B.-Persops now holding stands In the different
markets can retain them by payiug the apprAisement
price f1r srch stands PREVIOUS 70 the day Of sale
. je20-eotd RICHARD wALLACH, Mayer. H
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
MASONIC CELEBRATION OF s.
lM JOHNS BAY.
TO MOUNT VERNON AND 0LYMoNT.

The Masonic Pilgrimage to Mount Vernon, under the
auspices Of the KNIGHTS TEMPLAR the district Of
Columbia will take place
... ON MONDAY, the 26th instant
The following viii bs the exercises at the tomb Of
'Washiugt0n;' -
LIST. Prayer by the Grand Chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge Of the District Of colnmbiA, Bro j. N. Coombs
I'd. Music BY the Marine Band.
Sd. Music. washington's Grave, by Bro. Dawson,
Noyes, Ball and Hodgson,
4lh. Address by Brother II. T. II. Bromwell, O. NJ 4,
Of the Grand Lodge Of Illinois. 'N e
9th Mnsio by QuArtetts Club. #lg... ... ...-
9Th. "Mlserere, F" by the MArino Band, after which
the company will re-bH bark and proceed GIymont
The boat will leave the seventh street wharf at 81
o'clock a. m, and return at O'Clock and 10 o'clock
p. m. fnHF..H.E Ht. tgaF DO
Tickets, o. go admitting gentleman and two ladies'
Tickets will be sold 10 none who Master Ma
sons, and eau be obtained only Of the Committee and
the Iiler At Masoneial. corner Of Ninth and sts.
n s,fr Il. COMMITTEE. ~
y J.w. Botelar, H.J AIyord, cod De-
O. y. PerTie, # N. d. Larnsr, '.sH li
J, A. stewart, O, w. Hancock, 4
washipgtOn Command. W coiumbla comand!
derry No. l. derry No. 2
jeq0-d4t '.I .......--0' 80 L..
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

INTERNAL REVENUE REcEIPrs.-The receipts
from this source yesterday amounted to $42s,
200. .gs. ....
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
sPHCIAL NoTICri,s.

az FPensions.--copies OF the Republican
cOntsnsg the Aet supplementary 10 the several acts
relating 10 ponsons approved June be obtained
At this once. Price, cents per copy, a.
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Pom. Pencil. and scl..orr.


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rohis rum oou'n.es'e'n ooOis'" e''
s-a s'''en's o' 'n' ro'ai' Oh ''s NV s'o'"'
A MAN named Cung shot his vile, IN west
Hobeksn, New Jersey mistaking her for burglar.
Tur number of lost children found wan
a.,,n. .ho,, N.v yo,. o,,v an. mas. wear wa,
2,742. f na r..
Rppoxuprnor sprKp. son Of Attorney
a.n.,., sr..a -. v..,.,d.v .nno,n,.d eadot AT
An. Wa, poir, Mu,t.rv Ao.a.mY
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"o,hHn, yUu eaiu at 'uo au. Sii,io - w.
sn," ,SS -. =. wo-s NJ ~ ,hs,I, ,rn. how
d,d 40, "a, ,n,.,v. %,
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oNo"' VI .no pars 1heA, nu,
sey N'rsa y p0S'oh "Ou' ms Vue nun'u .au
Nnn,y -nia'n u,p,o ouo,' mos'y o''"'u'b''' =" '"'
'"P'O' VI Ds"'' D1's s
HOUSE IN treat rails, NJ d., were ten
emen" are ss'rsmely scarce oe'ns 'anerea 20 80
20 decay cy inc owner o'Oau'e no mas osen ,0'u o'
sp"u 'na. ~ Pu'' 'H "A0''O'' SO"'
u'u0" Nc "nh 'u'sy u'e
THE following notice was posted over the
msnteipisce Of hotel in Darlington, Vermont:
Ma nam dats Petere Rouvel. Ma wif-he leave
ANA hOu'o-hs shAnt ar me- Amy Per'Onne he
ros-him-pon ma man, en- pien dats loss iOr
you"
REv. FATHER BENDER, q priest Of one Of
the Catholic cburche. in Cincinnati refused to per-
nit any insignia Of the Fepian Brotherhood to be
brought within his church on the occasion OF the
burial service Of one ofthe men who was killed at
the eight at Limestone Ridge.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

A oEErbEMAN, who has just returned from
quite an extensive trip through Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Minnesota, informs US that the prospeets for
good crops are very aatterlng. The recent refresh
ing rains are jast what were wanted to bring them
forward nloely,-La CrOJsS Republican.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20
TnE NATIONAL UNION CLUE. nm

The following Is the list Of officers and
platform of principles Of the Usfos NATIONAL
CLUB Of Washington, d. O:
omcers Of the NstIop.l Union Club.
PRESIDENT ~
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
.yIor PRESIDENTS
Hon. d. s, MORTON, OF Minpesots.
Hon W. y. JOHNSTON, Of PennsyivaniA IA
ABRAM wAKRMAN, of New York. iae
Hon, CHAS. T. PHELPS, OF Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUS WELLES, Of Connecticut.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDALL. Of Illinois
Hon. CURTIS Y. BURNAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. D. SMITH. Of Wisconsin.
Gen, JAS. D. STEADMAN, Of Ohio.
CHAs, D. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. =. s. ALLEN, Washington, d. o.
skoRErIRr.
BAM'L'B. LAUFFRR, of Pennsylvania .l-I & i
cnRREsPoxptSa' eRonHrARY.
J. B. FERGUSON, Of Tennsssss. a.l..n
i-. rRKAsuRsR.
O. n. RIrrENHoUsE, president National Bank
Of commercs. and Of the Arm Of Rittenhouss,
Fowler 4 Col rfs
ExEouTIvE COMMITTEE.
Hon. J. r. D0OLITTLE, Of Wisconsin.
Hon EDGAR C0wAN, Of Pennsyivania. e.ft
Hon. o. II. BROWNING, Of illinois,
Hou. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of fKentucky.
Hon. W. A BURLRIaH, Of Dacotah. Hrsr
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, Of District Of Coiuubia.
Mr.. SAMUEL FowLkR, Of District Of columbis.
Honea eonvietion /, my courage; IL. Consultation
i' my gnids.' aud IN The people 10 my Jaiih.--Az-
DREW JoHSsos.
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htnh once rriee, cents per copy, W.
81 National military Asyium.-The MAN.
ayers Of the National Asylum Tor discharged vouutesr
soldiers authorized BY act ofcOnsrsss approved March
a. lsee ask proposals for sites for Ayums By dohstiou
or sale The premises mnst be situate In one Of the
loyal sats contain at least 800 Of land and be
healthy location apd easy Of aeees- by railroad Of
otherwise II IL the purpose Of the manasers TO
without desy, extensive and permanent buildings for
said Asylums. and it, estabshment will be largely ad
vantageOus to any section railroad in the vicinity Of
its location. 'i. ~ r f on 'f.a' ' WOW t..
Plans, specifications .na ..tima,.st for Asylum SuIld.
ines including detached cottages also asked for the
approval Of the Board. Liberal compensation will be
given for the successful plan. 49, 100. ~ =
Proposals. plans, speoiacations, and sstimste,-the
hrst named to be inwrtiBg eontainins plot and de-
scrpon Of grounds and terms and conditions Of trans
fef-must be sent 10 Major 0eneral D. BUTLER, at
Lowell, Mass, or before the both day Of Juas 1889
II 'li- f" 7' lus BBsJs y. BUTLER,
18y .iua raN'. .Is President BOARD Of Manaeers
LEWIS B. GuScKEL, Secretary. "a.H..aaf :
ss- Publishers Of papers authorised to publish the
laws Of the Uatsd States viii insert for three weeks
and send b with eOpyof publlcatIon prior to June 90
my2s-Sw
ar Moth and Freckies.-Ladies amIoted
with DlseooratOns tho Face called moth patches
freekles, should use Pery's Celebrated Moth and
freetie Lotion. Its infaliihle Prepsfed by Dr. D. O.
PERRY, Dermaioiogist 10 Bond street. Now York Bold
BY ali druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
"a =. n. ~ myl7-ttSssm 3
ss-Amanuensis.--Perso desiring the ser-
Vices Of a CoPyIsT or AMANUEgsIs can be aeeOmmo.
dated by lady who writes neat aud plain hand by
applying at No los Sixth street west, between NJ and
N streets north. ID 'Al's'- -'Ii 'etE1u Ap23.u
ss- Marriage and oeIibacy, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also, Dis.
eases aud Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

oAspmArss for tho pos. Of Naval ohAcsr Of the
port Of New York are ~ thick % sOskroSehss in
che hotslS.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

Nomination OF Minister 60 san Salvador.
The President yesterday sent into the Senate
the nomination Of Gov. Holden, of North Carolina,
TO be Minister at San Salvador.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

Drs p. Davis, Of Redhsld, Iowa, and s. O.
Blake, Of Chicago, Illinois, were yesterday ap.
pointed examining surgeons Of the Pension Bureau.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

nENTIST DIR. -
~, LOOMS, HHsIDEsr DKsrRT sss HlSf..ak
PennsylsapiA avenue, near corner Of SlItlYYp
hnih street atsnda 70 all branshss pertaining 10 ths
profession haifotmaioa of ths mouth sonestsd, and
very yariesI Of artificial ss,s mAds = : SpSiiy
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

but II the Senator will overhaul his Tom Moore,
and when found make note on 1t, " he will dis
cover that 1t was that postioal head centre who
penned the lines
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

GOOD BOARDING AND ROOMS, AT
W t2o per month at SIS PennsylvaniA avenue, be-
tween FOpr'snd.a.half and siElh streets ,sl2lht
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

srLoveIy Girls and Festive Boys, send an
addressed envelope aud Is cents aud will send you
some valuable information that will please you. Ad-
dress fF MISS JANE BRYAN, s23 Broadway, 81.
je2O-its New York
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o.p,o Us. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. Col. u.s,G.,
ht0-tN 200

81 All may Marry happily, irrespective Of
age wealth. beauty and the love Of the opposite
can be gained BY following simple rules. Send
directed envelope 70 y SARAH B. LAMBERT,
je20-lts Greeupoint, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

SENATOR NYE, in his address on Saturday
night at the fair refers he says, to the language
Of Watts;
The national Republican., 1866-06-20

ss- Moth and Freckies.-Ladies aniicted
with DlseooraOns tho Face called moth patches
freekles, should use Peuy's Celebrated Moth and
frecte Lotion. his infaliihle Prepared BY DR.. D. O.
FERRY, Dermaologist 10 Bond street. Now York. Bold
BY ali druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
"a ZOE a.rH. '.|r" a 80 y myl7 -tt&ssmi