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The national Republican., 1866-07-02
From Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 3o.-Ths freedmen con.
fsrred with the inferior court to day the subject
Of education The court proposed to establish
schools with the regulations as white schools.
The freedmen said the Northern teachers had ar
ranged to return In the fall, but they would be
pleased to have Southern schools and teachers
ihs Judges made kind and oonoiliatory remarks,
aud the freedmen replied In the same spirit The
court adjourned. giving ,hem time for future con-
sidsration
The Savannah Herald says that certain ns~
cousrs, Who are engaged 10 planting on an sxrsn.
.ivs SCALE in that section, paid the freedmen 10
vsiusisss jewsiry and ,rinksts, and the party ha'
| gone North for further supply to meet the psx
payment. The freedmen, discovering the swinds,
are dissatisfied and threaten to leave without ful.
filling their contracts.
| A railroad convention meets at Memphis on the
Iith Of July. for tho purpose Of completing th'
Memphis and Savannah railroad. =
| DR.. II. Eaton was murdered by freedmen ir
Camden county, recently. Tho civil suthoritis
attempted to arrest the murderers, but were sue
cessfuly resisted by negro mob
| A horrible murder was committed at Station 10
On the Georgia Cestral railroad, on wednesds!
night Two freedmen butohersd . Mrs. Rollins
her two children and negro girl killing the for
mer, and leaving the three latter vito hope o
recovery. One Of the murderers has been arrests'
| At Macon.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
y COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the rseep.
tion Of visitors the let Of jolly and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER
Dr. MuttSr, Professor OF Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia frum personal observa-
ton apd chemical analysis placed these Springs the
mot valuable uf remsd al agents in all diseAses Of
chronic or organic nature.
In sitting the springs parsons will have an opPoru-
nifty Of seeing Fairfax station Manassas Junction. War.
rsnt"n. Bull Run, RsPdau 0raoge Court House, Cor.
dou,ye and many other points Of historic Interest In
virgina.
dria 0ranpe and 'irgna Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the Springs.
Great pains have been taken to put the buildings and
grounds In good oTd.r ant repair.
The Hosl will aecomm 'dste 400 psrs"nsi besides
there are lumber Of handsome cottages htt up Ak
pres.ly for families.
Terms; - 80 per day; liberal discount TO persons
remauiug monIh and longer. Ch ldren and ..ry.uts
half pr &c. kCCELSroN, BALDWIN CO.
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BYTELEGRAPE7
TO NIN
The N National RrpubIics,.'
LATER FROM MEXICO.
THE caPTURED TRAIN.
MATAMORAS To be ATTACKED.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM GEoAeIA
POLITICS IN vERMONN
TIL E XAS ELEO TION
THE INDICTMENT OF FENIANs.
A MURDER In BALTIM OR z.
LATER FROM MEXICO,
MATAMORAS To be ATTACKED,
INTERESTING NEWS FROM GEoAsIs
POLITICS IN vERMONT
THE TEXAS ELEoTIoN
THE INDICTMENT OF FENIANs.
FROM n EXICO,

The Train Captured By the Lassr.is worth
ever si,oUO, ,oOo-A Battle lnP.. .ai.r 1.
frens Of Masamoras.
GALvRsron, June so.-A sloop from Browns
vile brings files Of Mstamoras and Brownsville Do
pers Of the 2sd Of June being the nrst arrival since
the battle ofCauargo.
Basdad was evacuated by the Impsrisiists, the
Liberals assuming the rule.
Two companies Of negroes fought on the Liberal
side at Camargo.
The train captured BY the Liberals is valued at
81, 5000 The owners Of the property. Who went
from Matamoras to treat with the Liberals for iss
redemption, were arrested By Gen. Escobad6, and
ransom was demanded for their release.
The reports conserving the specie train are not
confirmed. Some say II returned to Matamoraa
x0sn. Csrvsjal, took command In front Of Mats.
moras, demanding its surrender. Gen. Mejs rs
fused but sent for Gen. Escobado to come and 70.
lisvs the city. Meantime Esoobado was march.
ing to assault. Mejis sent for Gen. Getty, who
went over to confer with the Imperial General.
Gen. Mejia asked whether, II he should surrender
to Csrvsjal General Getty would protect the Amer.
can citizens. The latter answered, THAT 10 what
I am here for.'
The citizens Of Matsmoras are flying to the Texas
side. On the 2sd instant the Custom House wa,
left open all night to facilitate their departure.
Esoobado 10 sudsavorins to pass the captured
train into Texas.
Tho Brownsville Courier thinks that some ar
rangemsnt will bs made TO transfer the city over
10 Csrvsjal. These details are cirsumstsntisi and
| reliable.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
PATENT SPRING BEDS,

even years since Hiram tucker, Of Borton, P,tented
a spIng Bed of his own ipye tiOn, which ha- steadily
increased popularity since that time, And to-day
stands uprivalled, Combiopg as Il does the revers
requirements of comfort cleaplines Porabi ity, dura
bility, and ohsapnas-, mHy Justly he regarded ..
household neoes.ty Tho.s who have once tested Its
msrs will 4bapdon It for any Other O. ntrvsucs
which has yet beeu devised for mans comfort during
the hours d.yosh rrpo,s. 1herr nothiug essen
ai sound health sleep aud this Ia secured
by the use OF Tneker's Patent Spring Bed.
Fnr sale by JAS g. Mo7UlRE co
ie2s lw Pepp.yiv~pi- avenue sud Ten h ueet
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Vermont Democratic Convsntion.

vermont DemocEatsc
MONTPELIER, June 29.-The Democratic STATE
Conysntion, to nominate candidates for State on
GERS was held o.dsy.
Every county In the State except two was repre-
ssnted.
Waldo Bingham, Esq, Of Hyde Park, presided,
supported BY one vice president from each county
and Messrs. W. W. Eaton. B. Goodwin, and W. A
Baldwin ofieiatsd as seorstariss.
The nominees arc the same as last year, and ART
a. follows; For Governor-Charles N. Davenport
Of Wilmington For Lieutenant Govsrnor-C.
Linslsy, Of Burlington for TrsAsursr-L. II
Noyss, Of Hyde Park.
Resolutions were passed Affirming trust and con
ndsncs In the principles Of the Democratic party
and commencing the rsconstruction policy Of Prssi
dent johnson, in favor Of taxing United State
bonds and commencing the soldiers Of our armis
for their bravery aud endurance in putting down
the rebellion.
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QrARrERAAsrER 0ESERAL's OYYIol, !
kInEr uIvIsiau

wAsHI~Gros, D. G., Jaus II, 1855
BY order OF the ouArterm 0euera there viii bs
rsa rssssa On q ~ Captain erss pr'sS Sow1ss
meme ne on TUESDAY, Jnly 10. 1885,, at IL oeloet. g
after (sresTt Friday, Jaiy is on which day ths wa.
t.rworts viii be sodJ until the whole shall hsvs bs-a
disposed Of the fohowug described public propsr'y,o
Es,.o pp oas.. frame, es.I!o: two s,ori. } isxso.
Ss ''s' as,.s .''''
y;saI Isis 'SSr.sS ia,i. .aa on. ,s.is' .,.S she'd
Tsp 40 DWELLINGS. Gr.m.,) asx,o, two stories. with
hses build pss lax'i) oar iosa, i1x+o, isssi ioxs
sth wing l6xl aud two kitchens adj 1inpg sIi2 and
ioxlo, issao with wi iVxl+ Axs+, with shed sd-
lsss" WIN .,u. is. . sss liS, :Sri.. ssslso.
~. .dt,Sa. io'ia') 1Sroo. e~O ''Or''.) issso'
Thr,, :.~" so Stables, orrm'l twenty four asr4 a.
six gsxs,s one iixsa aud Que isxs (~hh sh adion-
"n.. % hospital Stable rrams.) With 6a7ona..i Zee,
OF faupE Stable. Crr.m-., with s,,a liu..i fee.
TSrG sG G,;m sT,Idss. s.r ,.| a.. % s,,s
| 2lx4s gsrsOO, 2os -. aud l7xi7
| sh.ddiug, I 7islneHi ie,t.
Thluy.tw" Esl Water raak.: ,xie-,wo feet deep,
s'yeuIy eight Vs Manager, SSxi6-thres and half
GS:s'y ls9 o.. HsS:..
TSf.. % WS.rvs. 'as o. Isl saas,.fs.,, on. leo
| Fencing, f,as Nneal feet.
| 0ne % s'orshonss, (frAma) 52Sls0.
| Two arksmtb shop, Ifrzne,) as l60 and 36xleo
| Que % Engine House, l7x32
TIE ba laipss will be sold sOsly, and must be re-
| moved With wruty days.
The bu ldiug. will be takso d'wp at rhs sxpss.. Of
tn. pur hA--rs Th- dspnI ses.sih- by wst.r, And
srsses Of the largest e.ss he lasd.d al bArf
| Term Ca. b 10 Govarpm-Lt fuuds
al kr o. sbOro' will the sixth street vi ~
| s'sry hour durirg The day II sale ...'
c.y sath5 sos%s '..ts' ::;
D. c., or to this once.
| JANIS A EKIN,
| Brevst Brig, Geo. g A., 10 esaIss
| js3.tjyl0 first Div ,sl.A, O n. @. o
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
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F.n,.u. Indicted At C.nand.igus.

BUFFALO, June ga special dispatch to tbs
Courier, rom Csnsndsigua, last night. say"
The Grand Jury presented indictments against
the following FenAn prisoners this afternoon: John
O'Nisl, Owen Starr, John Roy, John spaulding,
VIM. Smith. Lawrence Shields, Miehssl Conlon,
Timothy oL.ary, Philip H Mundy, John M Fo.
gsrty, John P. Gesry, John Mcclure, b. Fi'rpat-
rick, P. II. Tyrrel. and James II. Roche. cartursd
at Buffalo. and Michael G. Murphy. W. II. Lind''
ley, Jas J HeGsrman, Terrence Quinn, James T.
Riley, and Alexander @. Eason, captured ut Ma.
lone
Tho cases will be postponed to the next term. and
tho prisoners released on bail
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Fatal stabbinG In Baltimors-Geu. stannart
Takea Command Of Vermont Customs.

Fatal etabblng an Baltimors-Geu. Stannard
Takes Command Of Vermont Customs.
BALTIMORE, July Last night two individ.
uals, named VIM. H. Lupton and John Crist, en-
gagged In drunken nght at = lager beer saloon.
Both we're arrested, and whom at tho station house
the lsttsr stabbed by Lupton, receiving, prob
ably, fatal wound.
MaIsr General George J. STANFORD, for some time
past In, command Of the Frsedmen's Bureau, EN-.
brscng Maryland and West Virginia, has resigned,
to enter upon bis duties collector Of customs At
Burlington, Vermont, to which hs has been ap-
pointed.
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Charleston.

cHARLssros, June 20 The ship southsrn
Rights has arrived at Charleston from Liverpool.
A new line Of steamers has been established be-
tween this city and Doston.
DR.. John Ksninck, . prominent oitizen. died Of
spoplszy last night.
The freedmen are reported as behaving badly In
the Sumter district Of South Carolina. and . de-
tsohmsst Of regulars hn been sent there from Co.
lumbiA 10 preserve order.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

TAKEN ESTRAY BY THE METRO
/ POLIrAN pol Ck "A BRowN M'RE was axe n
est ~ by th- Metropolitan Poi the 5tb II Juss
int The uw usr Ia hereby poned to pIove aud re-
o-im said mare tn. nee of the property clerk No.
4sS Tent" stree PRIOR to 10 o'clocs IN THURS
DAy July th- will thss ba sold pursuant to
law to the highst cash bidder, at ths mar Of w. l.,
wall Co, es Loulsiana avenue By order,
GRO. r. HBRklCK. Properly Clerk.
is2e.st WI WALL 1 CO., Aaets
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.


" Iu virtue Of . writ Of Fisri rseiss Issued from
ths Clerks once Of So preme C"u of hs District Of
Columbia aud to me directed, will exposs TO pubic
sale for cash. 'front.' Of the Court House door u sad
District TUEsD W, the Sd day July next, 1851, st
10 o'clock, the following ae.cribed property, Wit
the building line of North street . iin- with
the west building line Of N. Smiths house; thsses
north along said line to Vermont thence south
along said avenue tho original south Of
said lot; and thence sastw.rdy rect to the plsse
Of b.ginuing, forty-our feet; aud contsising 30
square feet less Also that piece Of iasd com
mencins At the extreme north point Of -aid above ted
lot aud running parallel with Vermont avsnue fifteen
feet then east and parallel with the alley aud half
feet thence south and parallel with vsrmost avenue
twelve feet thence west aud parallel with the slIsy
feet, thence south and parallel with vsrIout svsnus
twelve feet thence north the place Of beginning. to-
gether with all aud singular the provements thsrson
10 the city Of wAshington, d. O.
ss red and levied upon the property II Joseph
segAr, and will be sold to satisfy writ No. 66t Trials
D. q. COOLING,
jel3.h U. g. Marshal District Of Coium mbia
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Texas.

NEw ORLEASs, June 20 The report Of the
Texas State election from Galveston Houston,
Austin, Hampstead, largely favor Throckuorton
for Governor.
Tho Union conservative ticket is elected by an
immense majority.
The question Of negro suffrage killed the oppos.
Ing party.
A very large vote was pollsd throughout the
State.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
DROPOsAIs FOR WOOD AND COAL

Posr OFFICE DsPARrnlSr,
jane 20, 1855. \
Sealed Proposals will be received 81 this Department
for the delivery and storage Of
400 tons Of best quality Whit. Ash Anthraeits Coal,
furnses siIs, a 2t0lhs to the ton
90 tons best quality Red Ash egg size. (2+o lbs to
the ton
To he delivered bstwssa September !, 1906 and jan
uary !, 1857 Also for
100 cords bss' quality Seasoned Oak Wood.
so cords best Bsksrs' Pias Wood
The Wood 10 be delivered q such time and In such
quAntitiss may Be required.
Bids will bs received at this once until July 10
1855 The Department reserves the right to reject all
any part Of the bids.
No BIDS will bs considered unaeoompasisd BY salts
factory evidence Of ability to al the eoBt,sct
OLMsrBD,
ieoa.dtixln aunt Pnsi nGca hnlldlnx
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Je23-dUyl0 Bupt P0et Umce BnIIdInR
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uxnuD srArxs PArssI oIrIor,

wA-HIHsrok, Juss Is, 1886.
On the petition Of L. Q C. wisbart, Of Pbiladel- j.
pha, P.aasylv mia, praying for the .Itsnsioa Of =
patent granted TO him ou The 25th day Of Oct ber,
1859, for improvement In "DesRu for urnamsnting
Botles,' for years from the expiration OF sad
patent, which takes place the 23th day of October
1888,
Is ordered that the ssid petition BE- heard At tn.
Patent once o" MONDAY, the @h dayo October nsxt.
at 10 clock, aud all p-rs notified TO pI ear
and show cause, u any they have. Why said petition
oush not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to nls In
the Pssut once their obJse ions specially set firth iu
ting, 81 least ttoeRty da! before the day of hrzrius
sti opy died by either party, to he used At the
said hearing, must be taken sud transmitted iu Aee"rd
snes with thu rules Of the once, which will bs fur
ui.hed un application.
Deposition. sud oIhsr papers relied upon as trsti
mou' must be died n the once trenty days before the
day Of hsspg; the arsamsats. ANY, within ten day.
sfipr niing the tsr imrny
Ordered sls" that th. no Ice be pnbshsd In the RE
PUBLICAN snd the Tn'sttiOsaosr, wasbiugton, c. sud
IN the North Am'ricds, rhuadslPhi,, P-"usyiy pa
once week for Nrr successive weeks; th. hrsi o
s.d rub ieai"uS 10 be Al least sixty dn,s Pr u
the day VI hrariOg 7. G. THEAkER.
Cummis sht,' 'ner % PALeuis
s-Editon Of the shove p.rsr- will please copy
and s-nd their bills TO the Patsut once WITH . PsP-
eout.iniuR this nnt'rs lsT iawSw
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

ORPHANs' CouRr-Jadge Plrcen.-On
Saturday the will Of the late Mitchell H. Miller was
fally proven and admitted to probate and record.
Deceased isass his property 70 his wife and chill
drsu. Mra Miller 10 named - the sxsoutrix.
Letters Of Standardization on the estate Of ScpAia
Harvey were issued 70 Samuel Normsnt; bond,
81, 900
Joseph II. Fletcher gave bond In the sum Of
81. 900 - guardian to the orphan Of John J. Kid
we'll.
The hrst and final accounts Of the executors Of
Elisa @ Moreland and Of James v. Shields were
approved and passed.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

Hon PRIcR-A barrel Of tomatoes raised
on the farm Of Mr. Boyer, over the Eastern braneh'
wa, sold to huckstsr In the Centre market on fri
day evening for forty dollars. Saturday morning
there was limited supply Of tomatoes In the mar
hs,, which we're selling for hfty and ssvsnty-hvs
osuts Der doIsn.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

CANAL.-Arrivals Of coal, June 20 and 30,
186e.-Amsrican, e87 tons; Central. 6s4 tons; Bor.
dsn $40 tons; Cumberland, 438 tons Consolidation,
437 tone, Hampshrs aad Baltimore, S38 tons; Phil.
lips Booze, 33S tons Amount Of tolls received at
the collectors othes for the month Of June,
go, $3.50. Number Of boats arrived for the month
of June, SOS.
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TAs osurss.

CRrnxAL CouRr-- Ohisf Jsaice Cartier
Edward o. oarrinstes, Esqa district Astofsey.
prosecuting.
On Saturday, John Dswsss. alias John Smith, In.
dictsd for sealing . watch from John Hunaksr,
year. ' fe .et Z
John Hs,srun, a., senvistsd Of assault and bat.
tery % Jsas hsrphy. ssntspesd 10 psy . fms
Of 81 sad eosts
Wa. MsBlhsny, indicted for assault and battery
guilty. Jones for defence.
Mary 2. Howard and Mary n. Evsus. alias Mary
\. Smith, indicted for stealing aslot Of clothing
from sarah 3. Blake. Verdict, guilty o. 70 How.
ard; rot guilty ~ to Evans Sentenced 70 Be in.
priioued IN the psntsntiary for one year.
Edward Burke. John Msngum, and Hiram
ssariss, indicted for larceny. Verdict, not guilty
Norris for defence.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

TERMS YoR HAaPER's nAaAzINR AND wRExLY.
Magazine, one copy for one sys.r................N Or
Weekly, ons copy for one year. 90
VIII be supplied gratis to every cab Of ave subserbsrs
at " each, in one remittance, or sig copies for 4D
Bound volumes Of the Magazine, each volume con
tanning numbers for sig months will Be furnished
for IS per volume, and sent BY m. al, postage psid
the numbers for one year will be Furnished for a.
freight BY express psidhs weight Of the volumes being
beyosd that SLOWED 10 the mall.
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trs. x.s., Fis.t

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rer,axss No si.0r Jabs 20 --rhe naval hsst'
sotnpsissns ths,.e sabip Ascsdohisa. the frissss
ss,sanssi. tho saiabsals wisGepee end Marble
Ndsi ssy tSs yaeh,i Amsd'A, 'silai this mosn'ss.
1, ssefs -ai " Brent eruirins AZ ss. thss rem
d. syov.srr ~ Postispd
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b,un N6s,h, are dstslasd 10 aonseqasass.
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taaspsaasse. pssy is phs aasIphss-
lPaiteps sns Sant 5o.-- Tho coismittss Of ar.
" neen,esp Ier sisu daz eaptioo ibs ~ sfJuly
h,rf ,fc<ided aecean,odstioaa for the President
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. -sns nee amshesrs sse seies,aas 1llusionists,
lrpis BRo gEss
,f ssTss.IaS ,n,sssaissas =. %
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EfssTfaisdkgv, sARg Asr 'RIoINAL.
qissivp, 20 and 10 cents
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40 fAxILY naTlsEx Al rwENrY.Tss
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iarHwssy eorsEs Eaea5srf Eea55sf D STREETS.
oas,ns tjv,ss a. csissss r,,r 70 he pvissipsi
| tra prtn14DsEIy bstsj uy.u f.. ust prineipls Of
ugiauai awsefshp u ca dr 40 tieA advantages
at5s aasa love, ibsr sst boa ID By any other
sp,sTs-t.a P.sssp.Afr tadss,t- parity BY Henry
| spstes-. tba ossehr.lcd Inihor 10 "spsnssriaa
Tbs y ssm q ssansH, i.,aoi. teptsd and sue.
is, at.6I,or This Il iss 10 .lr sst pan Of The
| A"ui' kcepiHg SspfsS. Hfft - lest applies his
| 'sayef,st Elo aiaaer ssa ~ pro-, ID for the more
ninute tstaif of zclual IN 'rets he system 10 20
| rAlaeblt thsl 't'sss arc ua.al q
fsasidaG'stN neileu ~. Pisd " a. branches. silows
| 10 -'1asst " proSesd ~ talssfY chooses. The
.EIsbts u the talT me wha -tfGa the ds1cisu-
re. o. siy pupll kspsstsll W u III he durng
- rnnfeT 7iyniha Shsl sshna's us lily have small
Ia ,ulis ~. iaritcfm e,g sr sanins the most
| ant fi' solitgJui " Psr .y.rs exhibited In
's"g sirSgi.n .ddrca assay = OPP. An.
| ialJIf Rropristor
| 7 uNBHR, LuMhDr LUMBER
an CAUpr-
.s,ra 20 rtl pssip' 'StLsuii1u csrpsntsrs ape
| r'f'nr', Whes,wrishh aad srs, 10 their OF.
| nuai7r 80 Vau u1l-aftJ soc. ali the various
,H'r ~ Lau.f-f. rpatrtnE .u
$40 r,a, Of va, Pis- porl'r 1, Oak. Ash and
| 1i-h ~.
FRAMING.
white Pine, Spruce. Hsmlock, Va. Pine, and Oak.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

FrsE.-About two o'clock on Saturday
afternoon the alarm of dte was sounded from boz
IA at the Columbia engine house, fire having been
discovered In q small frame dwelling hour on rus
street ss.t, near Maryland avenue. The en- 'ine'
we're out, hut their services we're not needed, the
flames having bssn sxtinsuished. Loss triaing
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

7 @. P r X e r,
d. posT OFFICE NEWS STAND
Has on hand Al All tins. all the
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY
NJ ALL KINDA
Also all the NoRrHEks PAPERS received 81 'b'
wAsRIH0ros PAPERs
for sale q. soop as nsnsd
sS- THE DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLICAN are
or sale 1t PARKKR's. aad subscriptions rsesivsd.
sspa
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

REPoRr or THE FLOUR INsPEcroR.-Mr.
Joseph Hsdrick. the -four inspector for this city
on Saturday made the following report Of the mum.
bsr Of barrels Of aour inspected during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1855:
First quarter, ls85-Fsmily. ,6ss barrels Extra,
l. 281 barrels Supsr6ns, 749 barrsls Fine, II bsr.
rsis; Midding, IS barresj Rye Flour, le2 barrels
total, 1878 barrels
r1scoad quarter, Is85-Family, 3.oll barrels; EI.
AsA. 6528 b.rrsls; Supe,hne, 1.2S3 barrels; Fine
1k0 barrels; Middlina, 10 barrels Rye Flour Soi
barrels; total. II, $50 bs-rsls
Third quarter, ls6s-Family. 3 o4e harrslsi EI-
trs, s,sI0 barrels, Sup rans, 1894 barrels Fine,
& q hsrrei.j Middling - barrels Rye Flour, 2o3
bafrsls; total, 1924
Il Hsuvth quarter, lss8-Family. I,640 barrels; Ex.
ira g. ZIG barrels Supsrdns, 824 barres; Fins, 2l6
barrels; Rye Flour 162 barrels total, i,56l bar
rsls.
Total for the year Of al grades As, 500 barrels.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
q II A FF Il L II & 90 IS
- CONFECTIONERY

y CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No 500 Eleventh street,
Between x street and Massachusetts avenue,
wAsHIEaroH, d. O.
Mr.. JOSEPH II. sHAPPIRLD having rsu Cd from
business, the undersignd would respectfully inform
his la customers and the public that having been
years associated with IN IN business ct the old stand
No. sss s.,h street. they srs prepared 10 furaish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality that furnished by Mr. shamsd and
which has been fully appreciated BY the best families
Of Washington aud 0sorgst,wp.
rh@y ask call from all In want Of anything In their
lna assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
viii tend TO crafty the wants Of their customers.
Very respectfully,
No 900 Eleventh street,
Between X street and Massachusetts, avenue,
jele Sm Washington, D. @.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
ARPER'S NEW THLY
IL MA0AzlNb9ok JULY, 1855.


coSrEHrs:
Personal Rseo'leetions Of ts War. (Second Paper.
Llu,tratious-kuin Of old Church nsar CharlettovA-
Patent OF Mob lity-A Candidate for the Pssrsss-
The Hsvsk1k-Ruins Of Rsi,rozd Bridge Hsrper's
81 ate voluuesr-Ths lunas Idea-rhs Little Cottaysr-
Not At Hom..
Aldsuu mer.
soms CuSivus Homes.
iIiuslr tous.- Mo,ss Nest 10 . Bottle Harvest
Mnuss-Dormouse and Eest-Nests Of Apoira-Ns,t Of
icars--Hivs OF ths Bee-Ns-t Of the Horn.t-Nest Of
the Mud wssp-ssst Of the PA.tsbo.rd wasp-Sssts Of
Postss.
A Lo,h 1t Lisbon.
Illustrations Tower Of Pelem-Castls Of Peuha-
hurch Of Lpietto-kua AuRusta-Pracs do Roeio aud
D. Maria Tp-atre-rh- Palace Of Ajuda-rhs Great
arch Of the squsduet.
H gb-Dsys 10 = Virginia Village
Arlaadais. BY w.iks Collins. Coneludsd)
Book ihs last
chs, ter II. In tn. Hon,s
Chapter ILL., The Purpls Flask.
UL.ptsrI News from Norfolk.
Chapter II. Midwinter.
Getty. y.hurg; buly. les
FrsTois Asbuty. With Portrait
The sword of Damvess.
The 2, ol Catcher.
sauetuary Privileges in Rome.
Under the Arches
| Mr.. Muddiar's Mistake.
| A Study Of logs.
Education Of the colored Population Of Louisians.
| An Hour at ssa.
Forty Two
| fd,tor's kssy hair.
| Aouthiy Record Of Currsut Events.
Editors Drawer.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

THE WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-On Friday
evening an adjourned meeting Of tho members OF
the Washington Zouaves, for the purpose OF organ
i.;ny the company, was held, ut which . constitu.
zion was adopted aud the following otbeers elected:
] TYLER Powell, PRESIDENT Daniel Harbaugb, vice
president; WIN IL Robsy, secretary and R A
Whitehsnd, treasurer. There is but little doub'
that H. few months this company will be fully
oroa nixsd.