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~ The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
warning and Instruetion for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF a,
Urinary and sexual systems sent mse in
HOUaRTos. Howard Association. Philad .lphi,,
pa rihU-,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs::
- TER's STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
cHIEr agAsrEnnAsInn's oYyIOs, J

CHIRP ouARrERhAsrnR's OYYI0B,
DEPoT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHISsroS, D. G., February IL, 1866.
Will be sold, at public auction, at ALBXAN-
DRfA, VA under the direetioa Of Breyet Lieu
tenant Colonel J a. @. Lee, A. O. NJ, on TUES
DAY, February %, 1866, at 10 o'clock, a. m, q
large lot Of Government ouartermaster's Stores,
Drills, AIDES, Augers, vises, Bits, Broadaxes,
Chisels, Hammers, GrindstoDes, Saws, Squares,
Chests, Knives; Burning, Folding, Growing,
farming, Wiring aud Tire Bending Machines !;
Corn Mills, Burr Mill stones, Printing Press with
Type and Font, Hand Trucks, Hay Cutters, Hay
Press, Corn Shelter, Tanning Mills, Tents, Axes,
Chairs, Desks, Stoves, Ovens, Cots, Csuldrons,
OK Yokes, Chains. Harness, Saddles, Hslters,
Wagon Covers, Buckets, Drugs and Paints,
Horse Medicines, Hammer, B. q. Bellows,
shoyels, Hose, Hind sail, Pauiin, Soda Fountain,
Barrels, Window and Door Frames, Doors, Lad
ders, Window Sash, Anchor, Sugar Mill, BroOms,
Portable Porses, 0 Ambulances, Spring Wagons,
Q Medical Wagons, One horse Wagon, Rop .,
Brick, &c.
The stores must be removed by the purchaser
within Ave days from date Of sale.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
.. d. h. RUCKRR,
Bt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
fobl8-l9t Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AND FENCING.
OHIEF QuARTBRaAsTER's OHFIoE,
DEPOT or WAsHINaTos, y
WAsHIHdroS, D. c. February 10, 1855.
VIII be sold at public snction, on the premises
under the direction Of Byt. Lieut. Col. James M
Moore, A. Q. NJ, on MONDAY, February %, 1866
at IL o'clock, m. the following described Gov
ernment Buildings and Fencing, siiuated at the
Government yards, north Of, and near the B. 4 O.
r. X. Depot, viz;
One ~ Stable, l415 by 48I1 feet.
One ~ Forage House, IA by so feet.
One ny Bunk room, IL by 20 feet.
One ~ Office, IL by 20 feet.
One ~ Barrack, 10 by 6s feet.
Ons ~ Kitchen, IL by ID feet.
Que u Store and Mess room, ID by % feet.
One ~ Building, s by o feet.
One ny Building, I by feet
Two (9 Sheds, each IA by 1850 feet.
Two icy Sheds, Il by % feet
One ~ Granary, "a by 100 feet.
Three (3) Cross fences, &5ft. long, S II. high
Two ~ ss-fencss, 30 n. long, 5l<ft. high
The buildings will be sold Eingly, and mus
be removed by the purchaser within fifteen day
from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Quarterm master,
| fel9-7t Depot Of Washingtn.
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING tt
~ THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF TIL
ARMY.
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STEALING Boors.-George W. Allen,
coiored man, was arrested yesterday by oficeI
Barker, OF the Tenth precinct, for stealing a pail
Of boots from the store Of Aruold y. PnAenbach
on Maryland avenue. Justice Handy sent hin
20 iail for court. W.. rE n I
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FOR SALE.

,ENoR RENT Or SALE.a>TfiE CENTRE
\ Building recently oce.pied by the United
states Medical Department., on street, corner OF
new Jersey avenue, and known as douglas
mansion, possessing all the modern improve.
ments, ana sdjoins the res dence Of Lieut.. Gen.
Grant. IL Is now being thoroughly RENTED and
repaired TO Its former condition by the Unit
t ,n o. ren.ng or sale, apply to my Attorney,
nohN n. JOHNSON, No. "a Louisiana avenue,
SAM OF Washington Building. '' ~
Jf.ls -eodtf = 70 y, - AIPRHD IRR
IChrepicle md Jota,,is.nsar 80
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WILLIAM LLOYD GkRRIsoN.-This gentle
man, whose name has been identified with the
great contest against slavery for more than :
generation, delivers his nrst lecture In Washing
ton to might, not Tuesday night, as we mrs
stated In view Of the recent attacks on him By
his lifelong friend, Wendell Phillips, and tht
desire TO know Mr.. Garrison' opinion Of puoh'
i i fairs, We do not doubt that the League Rooms
on Ninth street, win be crowded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

HoRsE STEALING Elias Lawrence, ala,
Lawrence Lancer, = colored mau, was arrested
Yesterday evening by oficer white, In George
town, on suspicion OF having a stolen horse ~
his possession. About nine clock MT. WIN. d
WEST called al the ptstion, inquiring for horse,
renee was the property OF Mr.. West. justice
9 Buckley tried the case this morning, and Law
renee was sent to jail to answer the charge
court. H ...'r' ' l'..' .7-n-.'ssE r"sA
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" HARD BREAD
sUBsIsrExcs oYFIcE, U. s. A., }
No. 5 SOuTH GAY STREBT,

suBsIsrEScB oHFIoE, D. s. Al
No SOuTH GAY STREBT, \
BALTIMORE, Md, JANUARY 81, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this onles daily, and opened at ~ o'cloek m,
on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the
month Of February, for the purchase Of surplus
GOOD HARD BREAD on hand at this Depot
The Bread IL In boxes Of any (50) pounds each.
All the Bread offered under this advertisement
has beeh carefully aud thoroughly Inspected,
each box having been opened, examined, and
| then recoopered, and no box allowed replaced
which did not come up to the standard for Issue
to troops. No proposals received for less than
| twenty (20) boxes Purchases will be delivered
on board Of transports Without expense to the
| purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds on NO.
| tncatioh OF aceeptahce Of bid. Twenty days al.
lowed purchasers to remove stores. should
navigation be closed during this time, the time
so lost will not DO considered. Proposals to be
endorsed on the envelope, Proposals for Hard
Bread, !" aud addressed to
Bfevet 1ieutenant Colonel and G. s., U. s.A,,
Brevst Brigadisr General Volunteers
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DEAp.-The son of Mr.. Richard A. Nc
Lain, who was jured on Wednesday evening b!
which appeared in the REPUBLICAN yesterday
died at the res idence Of his father, this morning
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

AZ Madam Mounts Pile salve-a
valuable Re nody for that Disease; also, Con
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure Tor the
stott,s Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman 8, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford 8, qor-
uer OF Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; En-
twisle's, corner OF Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue Elliott's, cor6er Of and Twelfth streetsi
Harbaugh o, corner Of Seventh and O. jal2-h
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LOCAL KFFAIHs.

Hskyr RoBBzRY,-0n Sunday night last
ktftdl krgsd by Ne. b. v. LOOMS, whichIvss
1I&ILin&A k.yport at ssfl ISsf& = ~,
was broken open, Gnd the oontsstel cohssnp % o.
clothing and several hundred dollars, were cars
Tied oa' The robbery was reported al the Tenth
precinct station house By Mr.. George hattlnglyl
agestof the Hch psnd, frsderifaYhafs, spd POI
IONA. ka,s.s osSs. Y; "a ~ $:' s. =,
and Ashton, Of The seventh ward, acting upOa
.thIs infotmatlon, proceeded on wednesday morn.
inr liz house, N nfy Hall, eclefsd, Ar Hpe
alley, between II and and s,a'n nno sess lsa
named Julia Jachsod, Upon suspicion Of being
connected with the robbery. Upon searching
the house, three SILK dresses, with other articles
The station .house, and confessed his gailL The
onicers Afterwards arrested Warren Davis, col
ored msu, in an alley between and X, Four
Snd.s-hah ard Ssh street.. wssr. hey res sS,
aud a shirt. Davis was taken into custody and
removed to the station. house, and locked up.
.yThe. ofheer sfteryerds went !oe house In An
ALLEY between n and lard Third snaBour-and
a.balf streets, occupied by James Evans, eqlorsd
and his wife, Levina, and upon searching The
o. premises, found pisid dress trimmed with greer
u velvet a WOODEN cape 8ts pSsk ct n kndksfchisfs
one pasr pantaloons, vest, and a large quauhtJ
rested and taken 70 the station house.
The officers next arrested willis Jordan, . decl
hand employed on the, steamer, and nearly OIL
the stolen property was recovered.
Yesterday Sergeant 0essford received inform
=, alton that pair Of gold bracelets which ha,
bsen stolen ffom the trpnk bad bssnI selt y
2 deinah naa,eAI Jobn, Graf BY Jnls gsekson
He arrested Graf and took him 70 the ttatfon
house, on the charge Of buying stolen property
The bracelets were valued at, about $50, aud ma
been pnrchased By Graf for The sum Of VI. u
On yesterday morning the parties had hearin
before Justice Handy, who dismissed VIII
I lJerdap, a. the tesii tSony against him was In
suiacient to prove That he was cohcerned In %
robbery. John Graf furnished security In th
SUN OF $500 for his appearance at court n
olher parties wore committed to jsil for court.
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EDW ARD LYOET TT,
IL BOoK-BIRDRR AND PAPER RULER,

No. I'll PennAylyAniA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Period
IsAls and Newspapers carefully attended 10,
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SUFFERING FROM spAsMs.-About eleven
o'clock yesterday morning man named George
W. Gibson fell near the corner OF Thirteenth and
Z streets suffering from spasms. Roundsman
Walker, Of the Second ward, carried MIN 70 tn'
station house, aud DR.. Buckley was called In
Amer remaining some time he recovered and wa
sent to his residence on street, between Thir
teenth aud Fourteenth.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

TUE WAsHiSGTos NATIoNAL MONUMENT
y sortsrr. This animal meeting OF the Washing
ton National Monu meut Society was held yester-
day at the City Hall, and the old officers were
unanimously Ie-elected. .
President johnson, who 10 er'oNc'o president
Of the Association, entered the room aecompa-
z MED by Col Risesl his private secretary,., He
was escorted to Tho chair, and Addressed by
Philip X. Pendall, ssq.
reply, in which he spoke Of the satisfaction u
gave him to participate In proceedings Intended
n for the resumption and compilation Of a work Y
"a the memory Of him who was, "Pirst ID War, mrs
in Peace, aud hrst In the hearts Of his Country
men - r-.r an
Tho treasurer's report was read which show
balance in hand, tl,l3l.47i securities In hand
4l0005I - 20. Ia-,, a.,
Alder the adjournment Of the association, Thu
, members each took the President by the hand
and as be left the room three hearty cheers wer
given for him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

The OLDEST INHABIrAsrs.-Thisa ssocia
2 tion mat Al the City HGM yesterday, the presi'
dent b. ogie fsyloe, Bsq. To the CHAIR
A large number OF old gentlemen were pro
posed and elected members
The orator Of the day, Col Pc. Washington,
brought to the meeting the gold:headed cant
carried by Washington when he was hrst insu
gurated as President OF the United States. Afte
few remarks Col. W. read the farewell addres
Of Washington, and the association adjourned
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I, CoscEALEp wEAPoss.- Charles Blum, q
marine, was arrested last night by onicer Harri-
son, in the Eighth precinct, for carrying con-
,ceaied weapons, He was taken before Justice
Handy, who aned him s2o, and In default Of pay :
msnt he was sent to the work house for fifteen
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23
RourRr HELLER,s delightful entertain.

Inepts terminate to-morrow evening at Metzerott
Hall. To morrow, at half past two o'clock, he
gives hisr,Farewsll Matinee, ~ and at night his
last performances. There has been no performer
who has displayed tho same amount OF Versaul-
ity; for what he does Is good, and has all the
requisite genius to succeed alone with any Of va
ried gifts, viz: Conjurer, Musician, or Lecturer.
A splendid program me 10 offered for this evening.
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' AccfDENr.-This morning, about ten
o'clock, Miss Mollie Stone, a lady employed In
the Government Printing once, was severely In
iured II seems she was engaged at one OF the
presses, when she dropped folder, aud In at.
] tempting TO pick u mp her arm vas caught BY
one Of the wheels Of the press, and crushed In ,
yery bad manner. She was soon rescued and
taken to hor residence, on @ street, between FRS
and Second, where medical aid was summoned.
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ID REFRESHMENTS AT THE CAPITOL

The best and cheapest Restaurant In Washing
ton is that under the Representatives Hall.
Members Of Congress and visitors are served
with ylands which for good quality and moder.
ate price are unsurpassed.
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M. ]. LUDlNGTON,
" q Colonel and Chief ousrtermaster,
febs.lst g Department Of Washington.
THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
l. 20. COMPANY.


hH WAshlNSION MUTUAL coAL
'ta COMfAnf.'
.Tt.
toRcuLAR.
WAsHISaroE, December, 1859. /.
Every one complains Of the extortion and i'm
position practiosd upon the people OF this city In
the matter Of fuel, but no one proposes a remedy.
A number OF kentlemen associated with US own
valuable colltery in sohuyiklll county, Penn
sylyania, producing now over 90, 600 tons year,
OF the best quality Of white and red ash anthra-
cite coal. The machinery and appliances are
complete. Upon this property We propose to or
ganiIe company with capital OF $500 900, d.
yided into thirty thousand shares OF $40 each
The holder OF each share OF stock TO be entitled
to ton OF coal each year at prime cost, and 10
side parties.
The first cost OF coal at present rates OF trans.
portation, delivered to the door OF the consumer,
would be %; at the usnal rates the price would
10 nap,x W. own i ian shares wouId nav for II
AGO This would snttle him to ten tons At cost
Say IS less than DEALERS retail pricss-S3O.
30, 900 ions sold outside at pront OF " per ton
wtnld Pee. .s9V'0 ~
anu ueuuO'Hs 'OANAs'A''''' Nv 1900 -o,OOo
Would leave. ~, 900
or 10 per cent on the entire capital, and added to
the saving In the price OF COAL @5O makes NO. OF
40 per cent. on MS investment
The coal Is maSh superior % AND %otan ieos,
~ per ton more than ne coal orouSh, e ana SOLD
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q e., DiscoptisuaI,es Of Travel Across
rHE- PoroNAc BRrpar. lzsIId 80 !. MP ri
OFPIcE ConMIssioHHH PvBbIc BuiLpISos,)
I .44' CAPtroB OF rHu UsiTsD sTAiEs,

WILMINGTON UIt1, Feb, II, Io5b, =
In coincidence Of the Insecurity Of that portion
Of the Potomac Bridge on which the southern
draw rests, Il Ia deemed advisable that u should
remain open until the proper rsps ire TO the bride
can be made, This travel aeross the bridge win,
i made BY Congress and tho hr ldge properly re-
Ths Aqusduct Bridge at eso' Ketogaa Y always
open to travel .rr b. B. FRENCH,
W Commissioner Of p ublie Bulldines
\ feI4-lot tChron., Int., star.l
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oRTIoEsi
6il AND 2is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

THE ovERLANsD DISPATCH
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE |
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL
8..,r-. oRADo TERRITORY.
This Company start from ATcHIsoN and TO-
.PEKA, Kansas, a daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough brace-springs, comfortable
and roomy. Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from s.. Louis connect with those
Coaches at Topeka,
The route is through hne country aboundisg
10 game, &C., and ever the ANGST natural road In
the world. '.a
Merchants ordering goods in the East to 60 BY
this Line should be careful and mark packages
as follows:
VIA Tho o. D. Co. Express,
Atohison, Kansas"
Principal ofaes-No. So Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply to any Of The
following ofaesrsi
| H.. NEW YORK.
H. J. MESSENGER, Presidtht.
Col. J. II. PULRsToN, Secretary.
W. K KITCHEN, President National Park
| Bank, Treasurer.
GRO. 4. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WA. MARTIN, General Agent.
ATCHISoN, KANSAS
Gen. W. R. BREWSTER, Vice President
D. REMICK, Asst Gen i Superintendent.
Maj. Gen. A. No. D. MoCooK,
Special Agent,
oea8-n Headquarters Atehisou. Kansas.
| - rYDD EgS ANC
IN PoRTATIoN COMPANY.
-... oFFIoE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
| Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSFORMATION
BUSINESS
To and from New York, Philsdelphia, Bslti-
| more, Washington, Alexandria, Rich
mond, Peters burg, Norfolk, Lynch
1 burg, Charlottesville, winchHs-
| ter, Harrisonburg, stauntuur
| Lexington, Salem, and
Bristol, In Virginia;
Knoxville. TsDse'"ss; Weldon SH S SGld'00rO''
Greensboro, Salisbury, and
Charlotte, NC. and
to and from
| Rinia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
| Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
| Atlantic and North Carolina,
Raleigh and Castor, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will be extended to other States,
Of which due notice will be given.
-.
The tariff Of charges Is based upon fair bust
NIL nj UialA m
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public Upon this basis 1t confidently presents
It's claims for fair share Of patronage, relying
upon Its large capital aud the character OF its
oincsrs and agents for that public confidence
essential TO success. A. CHAPMAN,
delS-ly Agent
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JVHN hUUN0bi hUV6IVuv1I.
HARPEa's FERRY, FEB. 10, 1866. fel5-l0t
GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
~ BEDDING, &c.


MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., Feb. Is, 1855.
An extensive sale OF Hospital Clothing, Bed.
ding, &c entirely new, aud In the original
boxes and bales will be held In this city, At the
Judiciary Square warehouses, fltth and sts.,
back OF City Hall, on THURSDAY, the sth day
Of March next, at 10 o'clock, .. IN. The follow.
Ing articles will be offered for sale, viz:
Shirts. "a, 0V0
DrhWers..........s.... wv
Socks, pairs. 20, 600 ''
Slippers, pairs. 5000
Downs. ~, OVO
Bed -saekS........... ........2ho O
Pillow ticks. 10 900
I1lloWs, haH .......''.. .''s's 4Vou
Towels, Hand....... .,........l0, 600
The attention Of the trade and the public at
large 10 called tothis sale, as the goods will be
sold In lots to suit both large and small pur-
chRsers. Quantities Us small as one dozen will
be sold. Goods will be delivered to purchasers
within i've (5) days from termination Of sale.
Terms; Cash, In Govern ment funds.
@. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Puryeynr, U. 8. A.
q. W. BoTELBR, Jr.,
fel3.dts AuctiOneer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

POLICE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
weekly meeting Of the Board was held yester-
day afternoon, but no business was transacted
After heing called to order by the PRECEDENT, the
Board adjourned until next Thursday.
..I LBCFURE.-Rey. 7. W. Conway delivered
a lecture last evening before the Equal Suffrage
Association at the Fifteenth street Presbyteria an
church, Rev. DR.. aRfnett pastor, before very
large and enthusiastic audience.
BOGUS
All "foreiKn scents'' are bogus past all doubt,
The present tariff shuts the genuine out!
Just read the law; Its clauses are imperious-
The one real perfume Is "Night-Blooming Ce-
reus. -
Manufactured by Phalon 4 Son, New York
Sold everywhere.
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3 ss-ne.rd ,ef, TRAD, 4SAn ssteesns.n
Meeting of, The Board Of Trade win ttssspire "A
their Rooms, conner N Pephsylysnis sv.nse ana
sixth street, or FRIDAY EVENING, february
asd. Al half pat seven O'Clock. ~
-. ba.I,e =. OF great moment 70 mercaatsle In
ters.fs will be submitted, it Il hoped every nsH
Der will VI present. JluUF n b. nohyn. ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

I, I.fssrty victorious. "-willian,
LYoyp GARafsoS, the FIRST anti. slavery editor o.
lhe 40 ppressou Of slavery, and to contest with
| avery form OF wrong, and has lived TO see
tHIIberty yIctorionr will lecture on this subject
at the UNION LEAGUE ROOMS, No. 4sl Ninth
street. ON FRIDAY gvBFING at half-past seven
o,cIoek. Tickets, 90 eents Reserved seats, one
doIlar ' rstTl. srlbf feb2l 81
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For the correctness Of the foregoing statements
we have permission to refer to Geo. W. Riggs,
ESQ.,, II. D. Cooke, Esq, H. O. Fahnestock, Es9 ,
aud z. @. Robbins, Bsq. decS-u
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4 ss-THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN PosT-
PoNED until SATURDAY, February "a, 1855, at
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DoARDINa.-TWo GENTLEMEN CAN
ID DO accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
o. 49T Maryland avenue. lLLI oe2I-u
HOTEL FOR RENT.-THE OWEN
IL HOUSE will be for rent the LIST Of March.
This 10 q hrst.clAss house, containing sixty five
1851 chambers, with water and gas In each /;
water closets on each floor, large dining room,
bar room, &c, with hne vaults In basement.
This house Is situated on PenLsylvaniA avenue,
AdjoiuipR willArds' Hotel. Apply to 8. W.
OWEN, 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue. fe2o-d2w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

In preparation. the New Great Sensational
van grsms :, ~aSPsea f,on Miss Braddou's FsPohs
NoNel OF Henry Dunbar; or, the Outcatt.sf
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A1- The DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLI.
CAN are for sale q P4RKKR's, and subsoriP'
lions received. ssPS-u
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-17
A Card from Colonel DIckey.

s1 OrrAwA, ILL.,, Oct. 18th. 1866.
To the Editor of the Chicago Evening Journal:
An article in your paper of Friday the 18th
inst, does Injustice to the truth. In answer
to the loyal league question-"Do you ae-
knowledge that your first and highest aiiegi,
ance is due to the government OF the united
States ?"-I did not say that L held my
"frst and highest allegiance TO the state In
which | lived" My answer was, In sub
stance, that there were three theories on
that subject. One, that the highest allegiance
of the citizen is due to the general govern
ment one, that his highest allegiance 10 due
to his state; and third, which held to be
the true theory, that the powers OF the gener-
al government were supreme, within the ilmits
of Its constitutional functions-that the pow
ers of the state government were supreme
within its constitutional functlons-that the
powers of each state government were
consistent with, and could not come In on
fiict with, each other, and that the allegiancs
due fl om the citizen to each government with
in its constitutional sphere was equal, co-or-
dinate and not incompatible, and that there
fore, neither could properly be said to be the
'frst and highest"
did not make application for membership
in the league. but went to the ante room at
the request of friend, who was member
to hear the preliminary question, that might
decide whether / would go in or not. did
this on the assurance that there was nothing
partisan in the character of the association.
After the conversation iu the ante room re-
fused to enter the lodge.
OF course, have no knowledge as to what
occurred in the lodge room, but have no In
timation that was deemed unworthy"
Be just enough to publish this note.
T. LYLE DICKEY.