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JOHN SALISBURY,
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81 OF fEoTEcrroS.-It is gratifying to notice that
gu. 5feat west IS awakening to the enornty of the
protective system and that it is largely discussed in
ae ournals without distinction of party GORE,
sPanient Of the Chicago Tribune (radicaD thus com
Pa.e5 the cost of protection
M me Illustrate IT, The law says I shall pay a
& ot % per cent on WOODEN cloths while the maker
a rs eIoth shall pay to the government only five per
Gene OF this tax. Fifty-fye per cent then is aiken
FROM me and given to him. To make the case planer,
suppose the cloth can be imported for one dollar per
Ta.- Government steps in and says +" You shall not
nave this cloth at dollar yard you shall buy cloth
eI massachusetts manufacturer at one dollar and
ICY Genus per yard, and he will pay into the treasury
n,e cents per yard and keep the other tyive cents
53 encourage him to repeat the operation on YOU 2
20" this Is sheer piracy under the forms of law Pu
2. Y one hundred men, unbiased by political afnties
aaa ninetynine will say at once that it is not merely
indie, but downright larceny.
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CONSERVATIVE NATIONAL ORGANISATION. -
Washington correspondent writes this in reference ID
the formation of a national conservative party
a meeting of prominent politicians viii be held in
this city some time during the coming week, for tbs
purpose OF inaugurating political party for the u
tlg- Loyal southern men who have been dancing
attendance for admission to the halls Of congress IN
aa regular elections, loyasts from the border State:
#a9 nave seats by the sutageof the old Union party
and conservative republicans who disagree with phad
sarens' Interpretation Of republicanism, are rron
n4nt in this movement for an organisation Of She
friends Of the president The name national Union
panty" will probably be adopted Delegations Of
aeaEe politicians from al the northern Sta5es will b
present
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Shreveport, Septeqber IS, 1865.


TOE -oLOfYPE METAL. in qnrnr'la' F.
e slit purcha sRrl MI = j A. this ofice
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We confess to feeling utterly Indifferent about lid
Quarrel between Spain ard Chile. In the great strnr
gle that the southern States made for indeparlence
w5 never heard that Chile Spain, or anybody else.
gave them assistance or sympathy The south went
down-al The world and the rest Of mankind st5n5ino
ao5E In our humble opinion, the rest OF the world
settle their matters without our adyince Or
. we don't cara a tnss-,--.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
FOR FURNISHING
/ IRON AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

PArnAsrER's OFFICE, UsIrED srArHs NAyr, I
2e0 srkEEr. wAsHIsaros, D. G July II, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed
"Proposala for Chain and Bar Iron, will be received
q this once unul SATURDAY, July %, 1886. at u
o'clock NJ, for the following articles, which
quired for immediate use, at Washington Navy Yard,
viz:
soo 900 Crwo hundred thsussnd) pounds Chain Links
~ Inch diameter, and 10 inches long
90, 900 (Nnety thousand) pounds Chain Links ~ inch
diameter and l3l1 inches long.
10, 600 lforty thousaud) pounds Chain Links, l-lo
Inch diameter, and Is inches long.
rshsed.)
4 900 1.-TWO thousand) pounds az inch round Bar
Iron, trsnnsd)
Iron, (rennsd.) -.0-
1000 (Two thousand) pounds 2L-ineh round Bar
rE-a Iron, Nehnsd.
The above articles to be delivered at Washington Ma.
w Yard free Of cost 10 the Government for freight or
transportation subject and at the risk and
expense Of the party furnishing.
6uhlcsut guarantee for prompt delivery will be
quirsd Of sucosssful bidders
jyls.6t Paymastsr, United States Navy.
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Price OF Gold.
NEw YoRK. July 28.-Gold closed at 81. .5Oi.
New York Markets.

New YoRK, July 23-Cotton dull; sales of l, 200
bales at S6a3S cents. Flour dull and from l0a20
cents lower sales Of 1000 bbls,i State $56Oa9 85
Ohio $s.l0al1. IS Western $5.60aS. .65i Southern
sales %, 900 bushels at S3ia84. Pork heavy; mess
sSl so. Lard heavy at lsa2oi. Sugar quiet at lola
IL. Coffee Arm Naval stores steady. Turpentine
7os7l Rosin s2.eaiss,So. Frsghh quiet, Gold
1907, ...7 80.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.


Highly Interesting from Europs.
Nnws YoRk, July 23--Ths steamship scoti.,
from Liverpool on the 14tb, via Queenstown on the
leth instant arrived ct this point at 10 O'Clock
this evening .l.ri.78 - Tl.s- : -
The steamship Lafayette arrived out on the 18th
and the China on the 13th. =
TEE Hsw ATLANTIC oABLs--rHE omar rAs,rnx
succnssvULLy PAYtHa OUT TEE CABLE. pIs
The 9rsaHEastern commenced the laying Of the
Atlantic cable on the evening Of the 18Th Instant.
All Was we'll.
II. telegraph Zee. arrived OF v.lenti. on tho
18th Inst, and the cable was successfully splicsd
to the shore end, and the Great Eastern commenced
paying out the cable. Signals were sent through
the whole cable, and they were found perfect.
English political news Is unimportant.
The xAoLisH GOVERNMENT TO ARM THEIR TROOPS
WITH cHLoADIsa RIpLEs. ~
Tho Government stated in the House Of Lords
that Preparations are being made TO arm the British
troops with breech. h.loaders. -
The Birmingham Banking Company have sus.
FRENCH nsDIArIoN-RuxoRED ALLIANCE BETWEEN
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
Tho mediation for peace has made no apparent
progress.
The Prussian army continued to advance,
The Austrians were regaining strength.
The accounts as to the French mediation are con-
ficting.. Nothing authentic has trauspired.
The threatened armed Intervention of France Ia
Vsnetia. r. -,
It's reiterated that Prussl. has declined III.
armistics.
The French Journals declare that Franco Prussia,
and Italy have come to an arrangement upon pro.
posals to bs made to Austria, upon tho basis that
Austria Is to DO excluded from the German inter.
vsntion.
~. sH . r c0rf0N MARKET.
LivsRPooL, July 23.-Ths salos for the veek,
49, goo bales including TO- 500 bales to spectators
and %, 900 to exporters.
The market closed irregular after various auetus-
tions. prices for the week being unchanged.
Bales to-day, Friday, estimated at 8, 900 bales.
The market closing hat, with slight decline on all
qualities Stocks In port 10 estimated at 923, 900
bales, including AZ, 900 Of American.
The Manchester markets are quiet. with down.
ward tendency. Nv. ... - : -
'Brcadstuns frmsr, and all qualities have ad.
vanced TO triaing extent. Provisions generally
inactive. ... 4.
Flour frmsr, and holders demand an advance.
Wheat has an upward tendency, and partially 3D.
better; winter red, los. Cd. I'd. Corn Arm and
advanced AID. sales at 27s6d. ass. for mixed.
Beef, downward tendency. Pork quiet at a de-
cline Of 2s.6d. for Western. Bacon dull and dc.
clined Is. AIS. Lard nominal
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed at S7tsS7l for money; U. s. g. 2Os
67ia67ii illinois Central shares, 75,a76i; Eric
railroad, 39ls40
Bullion in the Bank Of England has decreases d
during the week 1885, 900. t'F
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PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF WOOD.
HEADouARTRRs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIKGros,
OYFICE oy CHEZ QUARrBRNAsrER,
n Tai. l. U

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIKaros,)
OYrICE oy CHEZ oUARrERNAsrER,
WARRINGTON. D. O., July H. 1855,
Sealed Proposals are Invited at this once until l2
o'clock, noon, MONDAY, August g. 1866, for the pur,
chase Of Q3, 0O0) TRIRTKEN THOUSAND CORDS OF
GOVERNMENT WOOD, located as follows:
Q,40ol PoURTRsN HUNDRED CORDS at the Kendall
Green Wood Yard, on the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad shout one mile from the depot Of said
Til. wood son.!sts Of about ONE THIRD co PINE
and TWO THIRDS On OAK, and 10 piled Immediately
along the track Of the railroad
Ql600l kLRvEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED CORDS
At the Wood Yard three quarters Of . mile north Of
Alsxandria on the line q the Washington Alexandria
This wood consists Of about TWO THIRDS % PINE
and ONE THIRD 20 OAK, is piled along the track sld
is distant about one half Of mile from wharf on the
Potomac river, leading to which there Is direct and
level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale s Of good or fair
quality and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals. will be received for quantities from 1907
my cords and upwards with privilege Of taking all Of
either or both lots.
Payment to bs made In Government funds, immsdi.
ately after the opening Of tho bids aud upon measure
msnt Of the wood.
The right reserved Of rejecting any all proposals
deemed disadyantAgsous 10 the United States, ...
.".. NJ l. LUDtkGT0N
.... Colonel and Chief Quarter N Asler,
jyl6.td Department Of Washington,
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Cholera In New York .nt

Cholera I'm New York and Brooklyn.
New YoRk, July 23.-Twelve new cases of
cholera have been reported in this city since yester
day. -Four proved fatal.
Twenty.one cases Of cholera and four deaths
were reported In Brooklyn.
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FIGURING MiiI Destroyed.

WHEELING, Va, July 23.-The extensive -four
ing mills of Dtweiler 90. were entirely destroyed
by fire Saturday morning Loss estimated at
$50, 600; insured for $40, 900.
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New York Bank statement.

NEw YoRx, July 2s-Oecrease loans, s. 1875, 4l6;
ditto specie, SOL 537 ditto circulation 1926 l52
increase deposits, $6,s59, 1885, ditto legal tenders
"a, 983, ,0l5.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

Cnstom-House Removals In New York.
NEW YoRK, July 23.-Fifty removals have been
made In the custom. house during the past week.
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WI ALL's OPERA HOUSE,

Situated at the Of Ninth street and
avenue, fronting three streets,
FOR RENT.
This Opera House having been entirely remodelsd
rsfurnished and painted, with New scenery Dress Cur
tain and New Seats, hAndsomely upholstered, with
front entrance and four srts. now fully eOmpletsd
and for rent.
10 pronounced Of the most beautiful and most
complete theatres In the country.
will seat about nftesn hundred persons
For terms, &c, apply to
WI. WALL L CO.,
South corner Of Ninth street and
jul7-eo2w Psnnsylvania avenue,
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New YoRK, July 23-The Board of Aldermen
this afternoon directed the street commissioners TO
Immediately remove the battery barracks They
were to be used by the health commissioner as
cholera hospital.
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GEoRGETOwN NEWS DEPOT.

D. W. WHITING,
Dealer IN
STATIONERY, HEwsPAPERs, MAGAZINES, &c.
News Stand at the Post 0mss, Congress street,
GHolasrowH, D. Q.
~ Subscriptions 10 the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
will be received, and the paper delivered regularly
every morning to subscribers In sny part Of George
town. je9sH
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Cholera At Tybee Island-Ten Deaths.
SAVANNAH, Jnly 23.-Ten deaths from cholera
have occurred since yesterday morning among the
troops on Tybss Island.
II. d. Cooper the lighthouse keeper, has died
Of fever. There have bson about fifty dsssrtions
from tho troops. The passengers on the San Saliva
dor continue we'll. IT, IN
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oLorHIra-
CTRANGE METAMoRPHosE.


CTRANGE METAMoRPHosE.
sars Brdsss's me wife, sai sss she "as dear Teddy
Yer The joy Of life aaA iovs yer already; asTl
Bat much harder ia love ysa ren yer head TO ysrtoss
Ysu swa.s rur.ls-dovs ysa, ysr'd 60. some new
d clothes, " = p ~ ~ 'fs ~
Z H Ilr grIGs 3sg gg-r
90 wst dovs the ssArais. Just 10 hast ap s.hors m
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore:
"yor clothes fssssias, Tin, whore shall soi
"why TEE sssr yss'il ~ getting q Smith Broshsrs
Thin for fssrd " late made haste TO smi,hs sthers
n Is on sivissi sshrass. aunbsr fosr axsAy.four;
And Tor nishty few syssnbasks got whole suit, =
thsvnp been dhristi.s, bat six must laugh
Ha, he, am thiahins Of Ne fseisd bother half,
A I walled In me house. In ne Smith Brothers suit;
sss Kiss me, swats mouss' she "ast out, yer
She ddnr know ne from Adam so 10 taps up the Joke
sssI"ks dsar madam ns poor heart you have broks;'
Thin she whasksd me 1 scoring across ne pug nose,
Out the blood cane posras and ran down to toes
"osh. B,ddy, how ss..ii ,s ys- avn r.ddy y.r'y.
pounded, ~ r. ~,
Nc ,ise clothing. swsis jewel, ysrif Ia. sonfouns.d
nysr'd enjoy nssansrphoss. ,Asss's but plan
ksoso- y
Get sait Of nice clothes d snith Brothers Co.
-l.Yga. snIrH DRos. 3 co..
o.. .NIRoHANr fAILoRs,
Axp pnALsas ~ ,,ls.... . 49,
. axETs' YURrIsHIHa GOODS, asa
.r.tl..r. OAK HALL, I'd ..-.-.
~ Seventh street DO '.tI.
Just rsssvsA the largest and hnsst stock Of PIECE
GOODS svsf oAsrsd II The city Of wssAissson Having
secured the best artists n the city, prepared
make In the Tinsst Ryls, and Il lower prices thsa
any other sstsblishmsnt ~. ..r -
sp3s as -....,.,.. ,,........ 8,B. k co.
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Steam Boiler E1plosion--several Persons
Scalded,

NEW YoRK, July pa boiler In Harris Day.
toms sugar refinery, on Leonard street, exploded
this morning. The steam rushed into the lower
part Of a tenement house adjoining, and fatally
scalded man and woman, and severely scalded
eight or ten others.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

WASHINGTON WEATHER. The following
we're The indications Of the Thermometer at Thomp-
sons Owen House yesterday: o. m, rs; IL m, 81,
8 p. m, SO. 100 .......' ..... : o.. -
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Loss Of the sts.m.hip Ephosu.,

FARrHER PoMr, July 23.-Thers are no signs Of
the Hibernian.
The steamship Ephesus, from Norfolk to Liver
pool with cargo oftobacoo, cotton, 40, stranded
on Sable Island on July 9th. Part Of her cargo
was saved, but the vessel was breaking In piecss.
The crew arrived here yesterday.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Subscriptions for wounded Austria,

New YoRK, July 23.-Ths Austrian Consul here
has opened . subscription for the benefit Of his
wounded oountrymsn.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Tennessee I,ertsl.ture

NAsnvILLE, July 23.-The Tennessee Legisla.
turs had quorum to-day, dfty.sevsn members an.
swsring to their names.
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A N N o U N @ E M Z N T .
fiEcoLN AND THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY
We propose to publish, early In the Fall Of 1865,
THE HISTORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
By HoH. ISAAC N. ARNOLD.
Late Member Of Congress from Illinois

Mr. Arnold was friend and associate Of Mr. Lincoln
ct the bar member Of Congress during his entire al
mipistraon and from his arrival at the Capital to the
day Of his was upon terms Of confidential
friendship with him.
The work was commenced nearly year before the
death Of Mr. Lincoln, and with his approval The au-
thor has aimed 10 give full history Of the life and I'D
ministraton Of M. Lincoln and the overthrow Of sla
very. lie eommsnces with sketch Of the history Of
slavery from 1857 to the repeal Of the Missouri Comprs
mise describing the conflict betwsen Freedom aud sls.
very down 70 1890 and giving tn. origin, rise and Nd
Of Mr.. Lincoln the hsrdships Of his early years. his
bar, the eireui In Cengress, the stump the Lin
coin and Douglas debate, and his election to the Prss.
dsncy, ~
the various steps, executive, legislative and military,
which resulted In the overthrow Of slavery and the
slAyehoders rsbellionj and the passage by Congress-
aud the adoption BY the States Of the constitutional
amendment abollshing and prohibiting slavery forever
Sketches Of the great debates In Congress Of
Senators and Members, and Of the leading In the
Cabinet and at the head Of the armies, with general
narration Of the important military movements, will be
given.
The aim Of the author has been to give truthful his
tory Of the great drama Of the rebellion, with Lincoln
the leading character and to describe him as be was
from youth until he became the snAncpator Of race
the rsstorsr f national unity, and the saviour Of his
country.
The work will be large octave Of not less than 600
pages, and will bs sold BY subscription.
CLARKE 4 co, Publishers,
jyl6-4w 80 and 81 Washington street, Chicago.
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A. Agricultural wan from south c.ro,,n.

An agricultural Wall from South Carolina.
CHARLEsroS, July 23.-Accounts from all sec.
tions Of the State represent tho crop prospect for
cotton and corn very gloomy. The injury Is occa-
stoned BY want Of rain. and Is now considered bs.
yond remedy. The rice crop, however, wherever
planting has been resumed, Is in aourishing con.
dition. e.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

The CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE CANIsEs-In
the Third ward yestsrday morning. seven dogs
were shot, In the Fifth and Sixth wards, So
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

s3r.h yard "a = ~ "a IN, ~ sut..r ~ 'o0 an
The east side Of square No. ao2, wsep epesssds 4 u
large number Of Al1sFmsA Hills vsrs referred,
and the Board adjourned
ACCIDENTALLY SHof.---A coloieds man
named Robert Hisyd was aesldsatally woundsd
yesterday Ieniag, se0.s 4. e'elcsE. q y shs cor.
the Finh psssinsss Arsd q dog near the corner,
killiag 'tAs lasg ~ q ths sane tins wounding
Floyd, whom ths slnosr did not ~ when be arsd.
The olssv innsdiatsly procured . conveyance and
had The wounded man taken TO his residence, imam
alley between Tenth and Eleventh streets, where
By dirsetios Of of6upssintsndsnt Richards, an In
vsstlgatiop Into the AFFAIR was held yesterday afsr-
noon at ths Central ausrd.houss, before Justice
Morssll. Several Witnesses were examined, and
.hsir tsssinony showed thas The o!Aesf w.s some
orsd man was not In sight. Il is supposed one Of
the shot glanced on the pavement and struck Floyd
who was around the corner. After hearing all the
evidence, the Juseics dismissed the osss. Floyd
was bsttsf hast evening. snd u ID thought the
man Walker oontdbstsd money for the relief Of
Floyd and promised to sss that he should b prop.
sriy cared for. = -" - -5aa
CoxxfrRp roR CouRr.-Elijah Cyrus, the
eolorsd naa who was arrested several days ego By
0fAsss Miller for The nurdsr Of George Sinons, In
Murder Bay IN November last, an account Of which
appeared In the RsPusLicAx, had . further hearing
before Justice Thompson d the Central guard
house yesterday sysalng. Several witnssses were
sxaminsd, asd thsis testimony warranted the Jus
tics In committing Cyrus 70 jail to answer The
charge before the Criminal court.
RossERY.--- On Sunday night burglars en-
tered the bar.room Of whitnsys hotel, Il the cor.
nsr Of Delaware avsnus and A street north, and
stols lot Of eigAn. silver spoons, b., valusd In
trance BY cutting the Stats out Of window blind
0ficss Hill recovered several Of the spoons from q
pawnbroksr yesterday morning.
PARpoSRD.- Yesterday the President di.
rsctsd pardon TO bs Issued for Samuel Harrod, Of
the District Of Columbia who was convicted In the
Crininal Court Of assault and battery and SEN
fenced TO pay hns Of $50 l.71is. FrIs
'.sf r = = "f..
WHY has Sosodont become the staple den.
THRICE Of AnWiea' Simply beoauss Il is impossible
TO use Il, even for week, without psrcsiving IL
hypsnie eject upon the teeth, the gums, and the
breath.
Docs WITHOUT LIcESsR.--Y Yesterday the
police officers Of the Fourth ward arrested q mum.
Der Of persons for keeping dogs without license.
They were taken before Justice Walter, and fined
from IS to SIS each. ....
The Doc WAR.--Superintende Richards
sydav osvs ordsrs IA ths sarva ants of tbs M
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MAD Doc KhDrD-Oficer Sprague, Of tn,
Fifth ward, ysstsrday morning shot mad dog OF
D street south, between Third and Fourth street.
east. - ......... ..... .. ...
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jul7-eo2.
|H SON TAY Lo r ,

TT I'D SON TAY LOR,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
ss4 PennsyvanIA avenue, doors west Of Ninth street.
WAsHIsaros CIrr
All tho new books Of the ago received Immediately
upon issue from the press and for sale at pubshss
prices
Imported Stationery and American msnufacturs Of all
gradss and variety at the lowest New York prices.
Blank Books Of all styles hand, and made to order
without loss Of time.
Visiting Cards printed, and plates engraved in the
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied at publishers rates.
Paper and Envelopes stained to ordsr. ap2.H
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

SENT TO THE WoRKHousE.--MaryH Holland,
a red-faoed, whisky .blosted female, Of the Irish
psrsuasion, was sent to the workhouss yesterday
morning by Justice Buckley. Mary Is q regular
member Of that institution, having served several
terms. ... ...- ....
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TOHN WELC KER'S
u BUHLHR RlsTAURAHT.
"A 10 MAison Dorse.)
SA PRNNBYLvANIk AvkNUH,
Between Ninth and Tsnth streets, (up stairs
The proprsor ofthis fAvorts Restaurant has spared
no pains 70 make this the best Restaurant In Washing
and he points with pleasure the large patronage
he has always bssn honorsd with, and respectfully
solieits . eonlinuAnos Of the same.
oAhky OftTnRs, and othsr rsfrsshmsnts constantly
On ssnS, AZ a. ~ hs most rsasonsbis ratsa.
pIHHIl AHp
prepared the shess, Aetss aad IN The NOS. saiis.
g,s;hi.s. from sN II o'clock. Dinner asd Supper
~ aeRu mAys,h
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Imm,rrs,,on A. NEW York.

H"rBrxtrun NJ INV hUrKs
NEW YoRK, July 23.-Seventsen thousand Ave
hundred emigrants have arrived In New York since
The LIST inst
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PoRr OF -Arrived-Steame
A. @. Sinners, Knox, mastsr-from Philadelphia;
merchandise for District merchants.
Steamer New York. Plat, master-from New
York; with merchandise To District merchants.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

The Doc WAR.-Superintendent Richards
yesterday gave orders to the sergesnts Of the Me-
tropolitAn Police directing them 10 suspend the
shooting Of dogs until further orders. -, .
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

SIZZLING WITHOUT LIcENsE.-William
Armstead (colorsd) wss arrested yesterday BY
0hcsr Dangler, for selling ios cream, soda water,
TO-, At Green Springs, without . license. Justice
Buokey fined him $5 and costs ....