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RAILROAD NOTICES
zee nAATEM0RE ANE OHIO E.ArLROAD

IS Mach G1 ed g5 1s sf' s5,o M9 \ p;
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
kfMyfBBqPT P T IS fo IL vs., ,o,r.
Sunday at $50 A.. M. EXPRESS TRAIN viii
SeES oSMfIy 6G9RGTqqd2g SSRRnda at and h
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ Except sunday
These trains connect at Beair and Parkersburg for
all F fRRBt5 MS KSouaTest end
Leaves Baltimore daily at 43O P NJ. Except Sunday
kaSt-Leayes Frederick at IT'S A. NJ. daily, (Sun.
u The EEIf9orr's MILLS TRAIN leaves BsIt
m no9ts st n 70 and 70 a NJ and S$9P NJ, and Eli
f :. Il. Mills ct TAO a H. and l'a0 A NJ and 90
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltlmore at 40 7.O5, S.45 and GAS A. NJ.
s45 A. NJ and lis ana II. Leave W tlT Tna
ton % at go 53Q and Ills 4, N, and 245 $50 and
80 NJ. The 945 A NJ and P. III. trains Only S'ig
from BaitimCre and the $40 A. NJ. and 2.45 P. NJ.
Trans from Washington, stop at way points. The
$50 A. NJ and $50 P NJ from washington, connect
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A NJ and & 40 p M
Tor Baltimore and Washington.
a1 F9T further a nf9TE%9to 9 tickets kind
ton. OF at the Ticket Office. W. P. SMITH
-. Master of Transportation.
6 - NEW ARRANGEMENT
MORE RAILROAD. 1A-'N DIAL |
On and after Monday. March g. the trains will
Way Mail Train for Philadeipbia and Way Station,
Express Train for New York only at 9.2TA. M.
q Express Train for Philadelphia and New York ut
A'ig I: VI.
terme5ia4n Iran i9T i2YFe &c trace and IN
EyDress Train fnr pb IL, ~; l NJ ,
q 3 NJ 1ld Iof fhlIadelphla and New ork at
g FTnre o9 Troll, G,r ,To-r vou,-..eooD.,
TTiApItS9 4raal iior New york at 80 T. NJ.
Inc ABOVE Trans leave daily except Sunday.
For No-, Vol. VI " BY S2H:NDAHS.
For Sa IT gIh ard fntl@~eRhia at ~ r ID
v,aro ;I ,; Illu l1tieai3te points on Della
neIesr 'he 10 IN \, a. Lin' and Tor Dover,
- '''tN0 '-'' 11O vi VIZ fTt0h ZIP .yvpoDD
fa7+F "h' ChAhfOhD,
-52--I Agent
FS5s i1ez rEs1m5zzH1 NORTHERN
&!zsS 80 S=szfSEssessEI e,z,r7rsS:s ss
WINTER SCfIFDTTTE A''NA = w n
On and after Mondav Nov o. 1888
TRAINS NORTHWARD -''''
Leave Baltimore Is oIIows.
York Accommodation Nh 7oo AK
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SALT.-Lverpool remains dull. Ground Alum is
selling at ~ for coastwse and s. 10 for DIRECT IN
Worthington's. and S3.40@35O p sack forless known
brands. Turks Island is selling from store at ~
cts q bushel.
WHISKY.-Whiskyco continues very dull. Wequote
City and Western nominal at 1927 q gallon. but we
henr of M
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EF BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL

q
81 BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STRE ii A.
!, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Euro1s
the most certain, speedy, and only eectuaI rsmedg
n inc world Tor weakness Of the Back or Limbs
STRUCTURES AFFECTIONS of the Kidneys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Imp0tenGy, General Debii1
~, Nervousness DXspePsy Languor, Low Spirits
ity, Tremb ing, Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases OF the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Afections
Of the Liver, Lungs Stomach or Bowels-those terri
Die disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Yonth-
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their VIC
tins than the song of Syrens to the Marines If
Ulysses bhghting thor most brilliant hopes or AM M
N0'Da0ns' FondeT9 R M16aTHF22gg d ES impossible
Office 10. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET. left hand
side going from Baltimore street a few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
letters must contain q stanlp. oc4-tf
HAR. 4. EEUEY, of Paris, still continues his g7c-
~ cessful treatment Of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents of Baltimore, in an advanced stage of tba
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast cnrae-
land. ''' - '-''A '-'''' baltimore? ioI nary
ar. 4. HUEF, Graduate Of tho Medical FacUI
and Chirurgical Faculty Of Baltimore. Md is tbs
dlscoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases Of pr
Yate character, without Mercury or aOxious drugs
recent cases cured in from u to 48 hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, inVeLerste and constitutional
are speedily and permanently cured The trestInert
adopted 6y him tthat which mas the approval of tbs
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and ~ VI o
yersal success in practice Of 10 years has proyed
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily Weld
and are thoroughly removed once and forever from
tho system, especially ell cases of constitutional de
bllty nervous diseases, which or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certain
pernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim Tor either business study society
Or marriage. and to those who suffering the evil
effects of improper irdulgcnces, of whatever kind
can bs perfectly restored to natural health and
v'gor IN brief period, by applying to one yhOSe
skill and experiences can be relied no eScrbitGmg
or urprojessionai charges.
Distant Patients consulted hy letter and remedies
forWarted that can be taken in the most Convenient
and private manner.
-, Office southeast coEnsr of FAYETTE and FRED
Hh1SA olhESAo. jel9-ly
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A BILL entitled an Act amendatory Of an Act en-
titled AN Act to establish and endOW an AGricuI-
tural College in Maryland, passed at January SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and ffty-six chapter
seven and OF supp cement act passed at January
session, eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, CHAPTER
two hundred and sixty-fve.
SECTION |. Ne 1t enacted by the General Assembly
Of MARYLAND, That the Treasurer upon the warrant
OF the comptroller, be and he is hereby authorized
ana directed TO pay to the Board of Trustees of the
Maryland Agricultural College," the sum of forty
hve thousand dollars, the said sum to be payable in
each the first Of said instalments to be paid on the
nrss day OF April, eighteen hundred and Sixty-six
ana the balance in two equal nstailments on the first
DAY OF April eighteen hundred and Sixty-seven, and
Ine nrSt day OF April, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight respectively; the said amount of forty-fye
thousand dollars to be appropriated by the Trustees
to the liquidation of the present Indebtedness of the
said college, and the purchase of furniture and ap-
paratus for the said college, provided the trustees of
the said Maryland Agricultural College shall, on or
before the first day OF April, eighteen hundred and
sixtysix, mako, by good land valid tite the State
every kind and description, real personal and mixed,
now owned by the said college.
Section z. BE ueHdcted, That upon the acceptance
of this Act by the majority of the stockholders at
meeting to be called and held in of the Act
of Incorporation, the trustees of said college,
hereby authorized and fully empowered to make. by
good and valid title the State of MaTyla equal
Joint in all the property of every kind and de-
scription both real personal and mixed, now owned
by the said Maryland Agricultural College.
Section 8. Be IL enacted That much of the third
section of the act of eighteen hundred and fifty six
chapter ninety seven aud the second section of the
act of eighteen hundred and ffty-eight chapter two
hundred and Sixty-five, which requires the Board of
Trustees to consist of twenty-five trustees one from
each county, and one from the city Of Baltimore
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ia EEy EFzzsszsaszsa FsTCEsSTSND. FREDE.
MAC 4. RIO TIA VELLEIRS GOLVt5 S1FT3

- a u sssss gEsssfs5g RICKSBURG AND P0TO-
MAC X. RIO IRA YELLERS GOING SO UTB
TWICE DAILY, [S,mooy A. N. Erccpted1
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
iingtOn to Aqua Greek and Richmond. Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va. CONNECTING
there with trains on tho Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Dauyile Railroads. for Peters
burg, Weld0n, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro.
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, SC
Trains leave Camden Station at 40 4. NJ and and
4l5 r NJ. connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth. Street wharf Sunday morning
excepted, at A. NJ. and 700 P. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at $50 z. N. and 40 A. NJ.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS
F3ty Miles Shorter and 3 hours quicker th1n ana,
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via AQUA Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camden Station,
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM i SON,
No. l42 Light street wharf
General Agents-
Oc5-tI General Passenger Agent
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WEDDING OUTFITS.

Since its foundation the COMPAGNIE LYON
NAlSE has not ceased to occupy itself particularly
in the selection of articles Of taste and of superior
quality, consequently this Company is unrivaled in
Paris, and enjoys universal reputation.
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BILL entitled an act to aid in the reorganization
of St. Johns College.
Whereas. The visitors and governors of St. Johns
College have had restored to them the College build
ings and premises which have been occupied by the
Federal Government since October eighteen hundred
and sixty one, for military purposes and are about
to resume their COLLEGIATE course ofnstruction there
in, therefore
Section / Be il enacted 5y the General AsseraBly Of
Maryland, That the conditions annexed to the sever
al appropriations for the payment of the annuity of
three thousand dolla to that college contained in
the several general appropriation bills heretofore
passed,be and the same hereby repealed; and the
Treasurer, upon the warrant of the Comptroller be-
and he is hereby authorized and required to pay to
the order Of the said visitors and governors these us
pended appropriations.
Section . And be 1t enacted That the Treasurer on
the warrant of the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed in addition to the sum of
three thousand dollars, now annually paid to the
said visitors and governors to pay to their order the
sum of twelve thousand dollars annually, on and
after the first day of une eighteen hundred and six
ty-eight, for and during the of five years
Section 3. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of passage. mh22-Iw
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,nati Provision Market. March p.
siIanccsler EisI, 1Enrkcf. HIarcn ea.

81 q cwt; no sales of cured and the market is dull
holders firm at $3.50. Mackerel-There are but fe ~
in frat hands, and prices remain unchanged; Bay 5
held at ST. Fresh Halibut in light receipt aud prices
have advanced: sales at Is cts Fresh Herring II Z
all lnt-G mi Ill tinn.
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Philaa.eIsiilIa Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Flour is very dull. ard
The marke is fat and liieless. Prime Wheat 81
2.4O. Yellow Corn 70 cts. Oats ct lower-saes st
~ cts. Rio Coffee 2Gl4@2O% cts in gold. Whisky
very dull and prices unchanged, &c.
f'nfflsa
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CINCINNATI March 26.-Flour is dull and tending
downwaris Whisky dull at 25 cts. in bond. Pr0vi-
sions dull; mess pork S245O. Lard dull at Is els.
Gold l2i-
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 26.-FloUr dull. Wheat quiet.
Com dull. Oats dull. Provisions dull.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Our cattle dealers have
resumed their sales Monday, instead Of Thursday
Q1o,a cts. Fair to good l4@l5 cts Sheep-sales
66S3 head at to cts gross. HogS-sales 1000 head
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BALTIMORE sIARREFs, March ee. .,

STOCK on I6S $50
The clearances comprise 1888 bales for Havre S97
for Liverpool $50 for New ork and 4S9 for Bremen
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BILL entitled an Act to appropriate a sum OF
money TO the Children's Aid Society of BaItimore
Section BE Il enacted By the General Assen5v Of
GTy5aad, That the Treasurer SHALL upon thewarrant
OF the C9mpToler pay . tho Treasurer of the Chill
thousand dollars.
Section 2, and be it enacted That this act shall
I OF NH 1H
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILENcs DESTROYER

DIR. 4 CoURTARBT's DIsISPRCTING FLUIDS Be-.
by Letters Patent In the United states and France
Prepared solely BY the New York Dsinieeuny Com
pany at their L.boratory, Nos 2ss So aud 3oi Henry
street N. Y. Once, ~ Cedar street.
his Company organised on permanent basis. with
Dr. Couare, the celebrated French Chemist In charge
Of its Laboratory, prepared to furnish Its DsSPEor
FLUIDS for sick rooms, es, uriuas, water
closets prvies, cesspoos savers, CUTTERS ships rail-
roads, hospitals prisons, aud public iu.uons Of all
kinds houses oal and fat boiling establ sh
m.ns all kiuds Of mauures, nms.seiy Increasing the
value Of ths latter toeSery rasr and wnsr yer pol
aud offensive gases exist These agents de-
odorizerr, Anseptcs anputrsscsntS aud diinfeotaus
In the ssisntihe meaning Of the words. THY remove
n their places hsahhfut air; they and
not merely dbs0rteais Of poisonous gaseuot
TO ntensls 10 which they used. The attention of
medical aud scientific 10 directed to these dsipfse
ants Attached are testimonials iu favor Of th,. great
discovery. which, with hundreds Of Others be
1t the Company Omc-;
DsLAvAs HorsR. ALHAsr rch 81, 1896.
To the President Of the Hsp York Dishvsciag Com.
DgAR sIR: Il Is all II Is represented to be We hsye
Ade many trials Of dsiufe tsnts, bat now consider
others rs a remedy against all bad odors,
T. RoEssE L 4 Co
NEW YoRk. April 0, 1865
To the Presfdent Of the New York Disfvsc'fn9 Com.
DgAx sIx; We pronounce 1t without exception to he
the best We have ever known. Its effect upon every
ma ter is complete aud Instantaneous.
q A. srErsOS, Astor House
AS B.-The.e 0isinfrctants a . ASA by the seav 8.
eugsIs uuder lhe rectio Of the sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health department, Nas foI.
lowell THOMPSON,
~ pdsr street, N Y,
GENERAL aud Ros Agents for the Uuisd state, ud the
Canad.., to whom al, orders 'n'nld b. ad ,.s'sd
Assut for washipsioni JAMES NOLAN,
For sale by all Druggists aud al Usaers 10 the
United States and Capadas m,lI9m
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

AocIDENTs ON WEpNEsDAY.-A little boy
named John Caldwell. about eleven years of age,
who resides on Massachusetts, avenue, between
Second and Third treets, had his ls eye seriously
injured BY the explosion Of some powder which hs
held In his hand. ... ..
Jerry Sullivan, thirteen years ago who resides
near Massaohusetts avenue and Third street. was
badly burned about the face. breast and hands.
Sullivan bad paper Of powder In his hand, which
w"s set Cd BY spark from . hrs.cracker thrown
BY another boy. .
A coIorsd boy named Taylor Can't. while playing
with pistol shot himself through the right hand,
ina'cting very ugly wound. Or. @. Lee dresse
the wound, but found 1t necessary to amputats
some Of the fingers.
Taylor Collins, ayouth. who resides near the oor-
ner Of Second and @ streets, shot himself through
The len hand while firing . pistol. DR.. Croghan
dressed the wound.
A soldier was badly injured shout the log BY the
explosion Of 40 old gun-barrel, which was being
8red on the ground south Of the Presidents house.
Several pieces of iron struck him the leg, max
ing severe cuts. '..
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The R.llro.d and ! 1prs.. Imsroxlio so,
Intsresting New. from Mexi CO.

New ioRK, July S.-Vora CruI dates to the 22d
ut. have been received.
They state that the Vomito was raging there and
that the deaths are numerous. 1t is believed that
Santa Anna Is acting in the interests of the church
party, In consideration Of which hs expected to be
elected to the Presidency he promising to restore
the church party to their property.
Maximilian continues organizing and eoncen.
trating bis army. The French troops, which evAc.
uatsd Matsmoras have reached Vera crus.
The Liberal move ments on San Louis Potosi had
compel led tho reinforcement of that place by the
Imperalists.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

GREAT ExCIrEMESr.-About three o'clock
Wednesday evening. As some Of the schools which
took part In the anniversary Of the Colored Sunday
School Union were leaving the Capitol grounds,
pistol was dred Of In front Of the Mozart Band
BY boy, which created much exoitsmsLt. A 70.
port vas at once put In circulation that Of the
band had been shot, and in very short time quite
. number were about the boy, knocking him about
at feareel rate and threatening to lynch him.
Some Of the more disorset Of the oolored people
with considerable trouble succeeded In getting him
away from the excited crowd, aud took him to the
Fourth ward station where hs was looked up, after
. severe cut In the face had been dressed.
The police wer. unable to ascertain whether any
one had been injured BY the boy, and after holding
him for several hours, and no ono appearing TO
make charges, he was rslss cd.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
FUCKERS PATENT SPRING BEDS.

Eleven years since Hiram fucker, Of Boston, ptsued
q epius Bed of his own iuNs ton which has steadily
stands uDrvalled. Combiuiug ~ Il lU-s the sever i
requirements comfort oleanlinas, abi ity, dura
b'lity, aud eheaPnss', my Justly be iagaried a.
household necessity Tho whn have onee tested IL.
merits will never ab4ndou for any other
which has yet been devised for Ia4u oomfort
the hours voisd to repos 9hsrr Is noihiuE
Ai to sound health rs s0uSd sleep aud this secured
by the use q fuckers Patent Spring Bad,
Tor ssis BY JAS @, ho6UIRg L CO.,
Is2s'lw Psnnsylvsnia avenue and Tsalh street.
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Bsrnw.ii Rh.tt As.ss.iustsd.

AUoU,rA, July 4 -BLrnweli Rnstt was assassin
atsd at his iarm near Charleston yesterday alter
noon.
Tue Fourth Was celebrated by a general ssspsn-
sn'hasias'io demonstration, pArading through the
streets.
There was frost in PiOksns District, 6. O., last
night
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
BYTELENaRsAlPH I 4
The National Republican.
TEN.MILLION FIRE.
HALF A CITY BURNED
A HEAVY RAILROAD MEETING.
EXPRESS TROUBLES SOUTH
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
SENATOR LANE STILL LIVES.

Most Destructtvs C~nAaGration In America
Tho City Of Portland, Maine, Nearly
Destroyed.
PORTLAND. Me-, July 6.-A fire last evening
completely swept through this city. from the foot
Of High street to North street, destroying every
thing 10 Its trsos 90 completely that the line Of
streets can hardly Be discsrned, and space Of one
and half miles long BY quarter Of mile wide
sppsars like forest Of ehimnsys with fragments Of
walls attached TO them. The wind wss blowing
gale from the South, auas tremendous sheet Of
flame swept along before II, dsvourins everything
10 Its passage Many buildIngs-psrhaps Afty-
were blown up Ia check the flames. The Custom.
House being Ars-proof escaped, though II was
greatly damaged. The court records In the upper
story srs probably destroyed.
The splendid city and eosnty building on Con-
srsss street. nearly arsproof, was swept away with
all It's contents. Half the city 10 destroyed, and
that half including nearly all the portion Of the
city excepting tho heavy business sstablishmsnts
on Commercial street.
All the banks and newspaper odhcss are burnt.
Also all the jswslry establishments.
LATER.
PORTLAND, July 5.-Ths Gre still RACES below
Cumberland street, making back 10 the westward,
the wind having changed.
Capt. Inmsn has autographed for 1ftesu hundred
tents to accommodate the homeless inhabitants.
It Is almost impossible to tell where the people
lived, the destruction 10 so complete.
STILL LArsR.
The store Of Emery 4 Watsrhouss. . hardware
sstablishmsnt on Middle street, was sngulsriy
passed BY the sea Of flame unsc&thsd, though
everything was swept on both sides.
Tho cortland Society OF Natural History lost its
valuable collection. It Ia estimated that about
two thousand buildings are burned, and property
destroyed to the amount Of about $l0 000 000 hall
Of which 10 insured.
The State valuation Of the city property was
$28 900, 900, and the real valuation must be over
$50. .ooo.oO Fully one third must have been do.
stroysd.
Nothing can bs done In the city to-day except to
take care Of the homeless and that Is being actively
done. The drsmsn from abroad work nobly.
The churches and many other sdincss srs thrown
open for the housslsss, andQeommittsss are ap.
pointed to relieve the distress For some hours
communication was cut od between the back and
front Of the city except by over . mile journey
| around. The hames are It'll troublesome In some
quarters and are working down into the custom.
house badly John B. Brown Sons lost at least
q million dollars-insured about one half
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

FIRE.-On Wednesday morning fire was
Garrett, on the corner Of Tenth street and Mary.
land avenue. The alarm was sounded from boz l8,
and Arem succeeded In eItingushing the flames
before much damage was done.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

Police NEwa.-The following parties were
before Justice Buchsy on the 4th james T.
Barnes drunk and disordsrIy; fined 81 ~ A. B.
Keys, running omnibus without . licencs; fined
$1o.A George MoClsnan, drunk and disordsrly;
locked up ten hours.
July 6-Chariss Ellis, disorderiy conduct; hpsd
% a. Joshua scrivnsr, selling without licence;
fined $3.50. Margaret Campbell, Betsy Glasgow
and Kitty Jsmmison, drunk and hghiipg; fined
81 A each,
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday morning. on motion Of Hon. James
N. Wayne, Associate Jusliss Supreme Court ofths
phia, was admitted to the bar.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

/"DIsrRIor OF COLUMBIA VoLuYrEERs."-
Tho regular monthly meeting Of this association
was held last evening at Temperance He'll the
chairman Of the committee OF arrangements for the
grand reunion to be given Tuesday, July 10, rs.
ported that the entire arrangements had been com.
Plstsd. Jos. II. Bradley will deliver an oraiion
upon the ooo aston, giving historical sketch Of the
large number Of new members were elected, and
signed the constitution. The association adjourned
to mset next Thursday evening at Temperance
Hall, at o'clock, when all honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors Of the District Of Columbia
are invited to come forward and Join. ~
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
lOlLRGR


NUR1 INVEST co.. EER SEVENTH AND D sTREErs,
INTELLlUBNCER BULL ING.
Is oue n Union Of Colleges extending to tho principal
cities Perm nrntly based up the just pTiueipe
Individual ow1srsh p onsrs up.quallsd advantage
at rates much lover than eau be afforded BY any Other
schools
sp-nesrian Penm.pship taught In s purity by Henry
G. spe, eer the eeebIaIsd author Of the sPsnesriaR
Key TO Pen"snHb'p.
The ~ ten Of Business Practice, ipv.ptsd and sue
ess u'y taught By the pToprs'or, ~ receive his spe
cal attention. 1hi- 10 the most Imp Ttapt Of the
Book keeping Course. Here o. student applies h,
theoreeal knowledge, and is prepared for the NOR.
minute detAir OF Aetpsi business. The system 1. 90
Nslua BILE that T. srs are usiug t
Ind vdusi Instruction. adopted 10 al branch o. sow.
the sudeat 10 pross.d - rapidly as az eh oses Th
teseber IL the ouiy p' eds to knew tue dsnesp
Q oil any pupil ksp.esily I. th- the Gao du 10y
sltspdsbe@.
Th- puble arc invited 10 call and examine th. mc.i
bssunfui eolse'on VI Psn-work ever exhibited In
| wAshinston.
p, s,Tsuis" sAdrsss HENRY n. coPP, An.
lsis'u propristar