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The national Republican., 1866-06-14

The following orders were issued yesterday:
Washington City Post Office Postmaster Bower
has appointed Joseph Randall q letter.oarrier, a
$700 per annum, vice Henry Van Dusen, resigned
The pay Of Ernest Boscht and Albert Carries
letter-carriers, Is also increased to $500 each.
Pennsylvania-At West Manchester, David Ar
buthnot Is appointed mail messenger in place o
James Fletcher, resigned.
At oliveburg. Jefferson county, Mrs. Rachel Bel
Is appointed postmistress vice Eli Miller resigned
Virgiuia-0fhce at Marow's Bottom is to be EN-.
bracsd between Mill Point and Huntersville, OF
route No. 4264, from Lewisburg to Huntersville.
Post Offices reopened. Goochland
county, Ovid A. Perkins, postmaster. vice 7. j
Perkins.
Wakefield station, Sussex county, Robert N
Balm, postmaster, vice II. b. Hart.
Saugsrville, Augusta county, John H. Kerlin
postmaster. vice U. L. Bakemore
Auburn Mills, Hanover county, name and site
changed To "Goodall's,' - and Miss Ella Buehannor
appointed postmistress.
At Modest Town, Aceomac county, Va, John J
Laws is appointed postmastAr. vina L. ]. Northarn
who cannot take the oath.
Offices ontinued.-Peach Grove, Fairfax coun
ty, Va; papers should now 60 to Vienna, via vii.
Transport Hardy county, Va.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

stitutionsf Is this Government Of thirty
six or twenty-five Statesf Shall loyal men
go into Congress from whatever section they
may hail On these issues we have no fear
Of the people; they will demand that all loyal
men shall enter the halls Of legislation; and
n the Thirty-ninth Congress is incompetent
TO decide whether man is loyal or not, or
properly elected or not, the Fortieth Con-
gress will have the necessary amount Of in.
telliPence to settle such points.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

A SOUTHERN newspaper correspondent
writes: "You will roOOllsct that the terrible affair
at Memphis grew out Of a dispute between white
and black boy who were engaged at game Of
marbles, and at Norfolk the case was equally
trivial. We have been on the eve here several
times Of the most terrible riots between the whites
and blacks from causes that would not have ooeA-
stoned ripple Of excitement II they had occurred
among the whites alone. Hence, say that the
whites cannot be too oiroumspsOt in their conduct
toward the oolorod race.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

CHARLES o'CoSNoR, senior counsel for JEFPER.
SON DAVIS. together with FI.Gov. PRArr, called
at the White House yesterday, and had protractsd
interview with President Johnson The objsot Of
their visit was in reference to releasing JETF DAVIS
on his parole,
The national Republican., 1866-06-14
VNHE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,

NOKTHWkST CONNER SEVENTH AND d BTRRRTB
INTBLLIGRNCER BUILDING,
Is one In Union Of Colleges extending to the principal
cities Permanenty based upon the Just priicple Of
Individual ownership 1t offers unequalled advantages
sehoo'L o.
sP lesrian Penmanship taught in Its purity BY Henry
Spencer the celebrated author Of the "speneeriAn
Key TO PenmAnship. ~
The system Of Basiness Practice, invented and sue
eesfuy taught BY the proprietor will receive his spe-
Book. keeping Course. Here the student applies his
theoreteai knowledge, and Is prepared for the more
minute details Of actual business The system Is 90
valuable that others using IT,
instruction. adopted In all branches allows
the student to proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher Is the only who needs TO know the deneen-
eles OF any pupil Especially 10 this the during
the summer months, when schools usual have small
attendance.
The Pnblic are invited 10 call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of Pen-work exhibited in
Washington.
Per circulars address HENRY N. ooPp, An,
jel3-u Proprietor,
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THE SIXTH OPINION OF THE
RECONsTRUCTtON COMMIT
TEE

TEE.
Fifty thousand copies Of the report Of the
committee on reconstruction are to be printed
at the expense Of the country, and the frank
ing privilege is soon to be set in motion, and
the land is ere long to be flooded with this
made-up, one-sided, prejudiced, and partisan
concoction. This does not at all surprise u.s.
as we have always regarded the committee
itself a caucus creation for political pur-
poses, and its report is nothing more or less
than an electioneering document Ithas been
prepared with all the care and ingenuity that
radical ability and radical intrigue could
command. All that can be said for the
omissions and commissions" Of the Thirty
Ninth Congress is brought out in this cam
paign paper. The report winds up with
ten elaborate opinions upon national mat
tersi but il is concerning opinion "No. 6"
that we propose to say 4 few words to-day.
"No. 6" is o marvel Of reckless disregard
to truth, and shameful slander on the vir.
tue, intelligence, and patriotism Of the people
Of this country If its views Of the situation
or its notions Of the future are correct, then
might we all abandon our hopes Of free in
stitutions; and every sincere patriot would
with propriety despair OF the Republic"
We do not believe that God has given to
mortal man the power to manage the English
language so that 1t will ever again in one
paragraph contain so many unmitigated and
unreasonable falsehoods, or convey so much
injustice 70 .ne scu'nern, ana 50 much nu-
niiaung ueiAiha'ion oi the hortherh section
oi 'niS naIon, as 'ne sntn opinion iuiini-
hA'es' NO iauncneS OUT WIN tne STATE
ment tnA' tne question before congress
b. wnetner conquered enemies nave the rlght
ana snail De Permit'ed' az the'r o'0n pleasure
ana 0" me'r o'oh te'"'S' 10 Parueipa.e IN
making Jaws ior their conquerors' A large
Poruoh Oh thiS remarkaoie reports occupied
IN severe censure oi ihE RkSloENr IN lhter-
iering In tne Work Oh reorganizms the iateiy
reoeinous Sta'es, ,hk rRkSiDESr is cross
eaaminea win all 'he array Oh iegai uieht
WIN ~ni uhe eoinini.'ee was suriei'ea' as
" n's "uAO"y ~ ''a'ns !" INC Sou'nern
PeoP,e ,ne 'erins anu 'ne cohuit'ohs upon
"non 'ney wouiu DC recogh'Aeu oy 'ne Ad-
inin'''fa'i'e oranch Vi "o'erhmeht ana "hat
ao.s anu concessions anu CONSTITUTIONAL pro-
VISIONS "ouia DC required ON 'neir part 10
mee' 'ne ueihhnus oi iegisiatVe requirements
ns auihi''eu py tne report that' ioiowng
hh hhSiphNr suggestions the southern
people m .neir o's'e caPacny gave vahuity
'ns So o, "oo''nhs s'a'ery'
~ -, An eoei oDmsa.ioh'' anu every
Jot anu tittiC VI INV hLu lhDlllly lTOuf-
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June l, 1896
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received at
this otee until the Sd day Of JULY, 1885, at II o'clock
The Department itself the right order
the papers In class nat folded, plain faint
lined, TO any required pattern.
Deliveries Of arte es in the several classes must
comply with the specifications, which, with blank forms
for bidding, will be furnished to bidders
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection by an
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of tho
Treasury and the delivery Of any inferior article shall
be deemed sumcient cause to Annul the contract
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury De-
pArtment, Washington Each proposal must be signed
By the individual or hrm making II and be
By satisfactory guaranty that the bidder will execute
eoptrAet with good and sufheient bonds, his bid be
accepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under the
contract TO operate the forfeiture Of the sno
Of the bond the Secretary Of the Treasury may direct
the purchase In open market Of such quantities Of any
article as shall be necessary to supply the deficiency
caused BY such failure and charge to the contractors
hfy per ceptum Of the price which 1t shall be found
Proposals. unaceompaned by satisfactory guarantees
will not be considered and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers Of dealers In the
articles,
The Department reserves the right to accept bids for
Individual Items In Glasses and to reject any or
all bids.
Bdders will be required to conform their bids TO the
speeneaons furnished and failure TO do will cause
the rejection Of any bid.
Bids which epntan items at prices less than the fair
cost Of the articles will be deemed fraudusut and will
not be oonsidered. HUGH MoCULL0CH,
Je0.mwfw Secretary OF the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Kied-Mrs. Trotter, Of Pittsylvania county.
Injured-Miss M. B. Anderson, daughter Of
Gen. Jos r. Anderson, Of this city, very slightly;
Mrs J. Q. Hardness, Of Washington, D. O.,
slightly Mrs. ]. @. Hobson, of Richmond, slightly
In head Mrs. s. H. Hayward, Of Richmond, arm
broksni Mrs. X. A. Denier, Of Richmond, slightly;
Miss Newman, Of Orange county badly Mrs.
John Q. Harkness, Of Washington, D, O., slightly
Mr.. Q. \. Melcher, Of Germany, slightly Mr..
Robert D. Green, of Richmond slightly; Mr.. J.
Heineker, Of the New York and Virginia steamship
company, slightly Bishop Jno Early, of Lynch
burg, badly Isaac ovsrbsy' Esq, Of Charlotte
This list comprises all whose n,mes we have been
able TO obtain, and II there others injured their
injuries are only very slight It may bs remarked
that only one person in the was entirely unin-
jured, and that was Mr. A. @. Jetres, Of Charlotte
county.
The circumstances Of this sad affair as detailed
to us by an eye witness are as follows:
In passing switch about three hundred yards
this side Of Coalheld Station, by the arring Of the
train an old iron pin which held the switch to Its
place Was snapped 10 two. Tho breakage occurred
Just the engine and ali the cars except the last
ladies' carl had passed over the point As the
pin broke the switch rod fell obliquely downward,
causing the iron rail Of the track TO be moved from
its proper place. This threw the wheels Of the rear
car on top Of the rail. No chance being afforded
II notified the train continued rapidly to move for.
ward
The rear car thus od the track prooseded some
distance on top Of the rails, then Jumping and
bouncing from sill TO sill, 1t soon tore loose from
the car next In 'front.' breaking of part Of the
platform Of that car. The rear car thus detached.
was quickly preciptated down an embankment some
hfty feet high, making in its fall, some say, two,
others three, entire revolutions About midway Of
this smbAnkmsnt the iron truck and wheels under
the separated from 1t, aud falling between the
car and the bottom Of the smbAnkment, caught on
the side OF the car and arrested Its descent In that
condition, the resting on its side, about half
way down the embankment the passengers were
rescued from the wreck.
The car wrecked was one Of the new and elegant
ones lately purchased by tho Danyille road, and
cost nearly $4,000. It had beautiful yentilAting
apparatus on top tAstefuly arranged with stained
glass windows whilst the interior was comfortable,
convenient, Snd elegant, The whole car Is com
plsts wreck.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
l. CosPrRoLLRn OF THE CuRRESoT, wAsHISaroS,
May %, 1865.
Notice hereby given to all persons who have claims
against "The Merchants National Bank OF Washing
ton, d. c. that they must present tho and make
legal proof thereof TO JAMES O. KENNEDY Receiver Of
day Of August next Y. CLARKE,
my29- 9-eodSm Comptroller Of the Currency.
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U U D SON TAY L o R

SSt PennHylyGnIa avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
.... WAsHnGros CITY.
AL the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon Issue from the press and FOR sale At publishers
prices - -
Imported Stationery aud American manufacture Of ali
grades and variety, at the lowet New York prices.
Blank Books q all styles on hand, and made 70 order
without loss Of time -. .| ? .
Visiting Cards printed, aud plates engraved in tho
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied At publshera' rates.
Paper aud In valopss stamsd to order, Ap2.H
The national Republican., 1866-06-14
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNIrED STATES PArEHr oETIOR

WAsHIE0roE June q 1895.
On the petition Of Horace T. Robbins, Of Boston
Mass, prayng for the extension Of patent granted to
him en- he AIh day o. september 1881 improve
ment 10 shuttle-suides TO Looms" for seven years
on the l4th day OF September, 1855,
is ordered that The sald petition bs heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY the 27h day Of August next,
at u clock, IN and all persons are notified to appoSr
and show cause u any they have why said petition
Persons opposing the extension are required to ale
~ the Patent oes their objeoons specially set forth
IN wEng a. least tesnty days before the day Of hear
pgi hi .ssimony nlsd by either party to Be used at
oordAnco with the rules Of the once which win be fuT
nished on application.
DepositOns and other papers, relied upon as tssu.
mony must be hed In the oce ttOsntv days before the
day v bearing the arguments II any Wibin ttn days
after hlng the testimony. ~ "" y
Ordered, also that this notice be pubshsd in the IN
hngeHcsr and the klFubLoAS, Washington, ID, O.,
and In the Journal, Boston, Nae. once a week for
lhrse successive weeks the hrst Of said ms 10
bs at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
T. O. THRAKRR,
- - Commissioner OF Patents.
ns tS.iSr KATE II ne above papers viii please copy.
containing 'ha n0uss jsI'laWsW
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcoIDENT-0SE LADY
KILLED AND NUMBER OF Persons OF BorH
SEXES IsJURED.-We are called upon to record TO-
day one of the most melancholy accidents which
ever befell any OF the railroads leading into thil
city. On yesterday afternoon q car Of the eastward
bound passenger and mail train on the Danvill,
railroad was thrown of the track causing the fol.
lowing casualties:
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT on THR UkIrRD STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT. .7--
To all Dh0Ba may concern, greeting!
Notice hereby given, that the sth day Of NoVsm
ber 1866 the rebel prvAteer Royal Yacht attacked
burned sunk aud destroyed In Galveston bay, Texas,
by an expedition under command Of Lieutenant Con :
mandsr James T. Jewett Of the United States steamer
santeo whereby award Of bounty inurd to the on
GERS and men OF said expedition, and therefore they
prosecute In this court In the Of the United States
for the reasons in the libel ssled aud that said cause
will stand for trial at the City Hall In the city Of Wash
ngton, on the nrst Monday Of July next, when and
who're all persons warned to appear TO show
why condemnation should not be deoresd, and 10 In
May 50, 1893 j. MEIGs,
Jel-2AWtd Clerk.
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DIED.
eFBCIAL NorICIa...

ss- National Military Asyium.--Ths MAN.
ayers Of the National Asylum for discharged voupteer
soldiers auhotssd By act Of Congress- approved March
a. 1885, ask proposals for sites for Asyiums By donation
sale The premises must be situate In one Of the
loyal States contain al least 200 acres Of and snd be in
healthy location and easy Of By railroad Of
otherwise II s the purpose Of the managers 10 erect
without delay, extensive and permanent buidinss for
aaid Asyiums and It's establishment will BE- largely I'D.
yanagsous to any section railroad in the vicinity Of
its location. U
Plans, speoihea,ons and estimates for Asylum build.
ines including detached cottages are also asked for the
approval Of the Board. Liberal compensation will be
given for the sucosssfui plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and sstlmaissths
nrst named to be in writing containing plot and de-
serpton Of grounds and terms and conditions Of trans.
fer-must be sent 10 Major General D. y BUTLRR, al
Lowell Mass, before the 10th day Of June 1896
BENZ Y. BUTLER,
President Board Of Managers
LRwn B. 0uscKrL, Secretary.
81 Publishers Of papers authorised 10 publish the
laws Of the United States will insert for three weeks
and send bill, with eOpyof publieailon prior 10 June 10
my2s.sw
81 Moth and Freckies.-Ladiea amioted
with Discoloratons the Pace called moth patches or
freekles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
frectie Lotion II is nfallibis Prepared By Dr. B. O.
PERRY, Dermatoogist, 10 Bond street. New York Sold
By all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Prio,
u myiT.tts.sm
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NO. SsV ELEVENTH br hknr
Between street and Massachusetts, avenus,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Parties, Weddings and Rxeursions furnished on the
most reasonable terms. and at short notos.
ag PsEsH CAKSs EvEnr pAr-Es lslm
ssrAmenuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of . coPYIsT or AMANURNsIs, can be aeoommo-
dated by lady who writes neat and plain hand, by
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west, between and
N streets north. apas-u
or Marriage and Celibacyy an Esssy OF
Warning and destruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge sealed
letter envelopes. Address Or. J.sKILLIS HoUoHToH,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apl7.sm
srBreech-Loading Arm.-The hoard for
the Examination Of Brooch Loading Arms Of which Gen.
eral Hancock is president In session at No. 81
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between The hours Of II
q. m. and p. m, until further notice
Inventors requested 10 submit their arms In per-
son or BY agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. Blh U. s. Cav. Brew Lieut. Col. U.sA,
mhl2-u Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-06-14

ss-Madam Mounts Pile ssive-s valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
Or. and Entire Cure for the Brouchits AshmA 40
be found At stott's Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; oman's, near Metropolitan Hotel, Fords cor
Of Eleventh and PennsyvaniA avenus; Rntwisle's
corner Of Twelfth and PepnsylvRpia Gvenusj Elott's,
corner OF and Twelfth streets; Harbaushs corner Of
seventh and q. jal7-H
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rHE NArIoNAL UNION GLUE.

The following d the list Of officers and
platform Of principles Of the UnoS N ArIoSAL
CLUB Of Washington, d. o;
0mcers Of the National Unisr club.
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STEIMERs.
NOTICE--On and after the eth day
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NOTICE--On and after the eth day
IN OF March, the new and fast W. OLE b. r.
100 s TE a E'R h OH Us,
Captain P. McCarrick,
Will leave thu wharf of the Bal imore Steam
Packet Company, TN Wide Water Street, Norfolk,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
siH. .t-it9 Day. 2al q i-.-v y
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EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
.nl rf1l' trT URDAY, t9n'H ~ ,'Hil
For Matthews, Gloucester and Yorktown, touch
ing at Portsmouth, Old Point and Hampton going
and returning each trip. IN
This Steamer connects with the Steamers
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The E0LUS IS especially adapted to eservi e,
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IL noted as an excellent sea boat. El.E
For Freight or PASSAGE apply to DC. Ball,
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JET All Freigh:s must be prepaid. u -
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GR0CERIES.

INTERESTING TO FARMERS.--We
Il offer for sale low,--
jackson White Potatoes,
Prince Albert "
Peach Blow &c
These Potatoes are direct from Maine, and the
best for seed that can be had.
Orders can be left at Higgins Warehouse, with
Capt. Crowel or No. Is, Uampbellps Wharf
r EMMONS- AND COCOANUTS-TO
Il 4 make good Lennon and Cocoinut Puddings
you must have nice fresh fruit, to get which,
send to 90 ~ DEMlNG'S,
MAJ No. Main Street
NAL1-500 sacks Liverpool tine and
y ground alum, tor sale BY
feb IS, ..e-refc Is Rowland Whar.
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II 80, ~ Toughest!
Fine Haimsl Choices Beefi Splendid Tong les!
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- 9 AT Deini g's, No.7, Main street.
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We are now prepared to fur ish choice arti-
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! Just received and for sale by
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She who makes her husband and children:
happy, who recams the one from vice ants
trains up the other to1vrtue is a much great
er Character than ladies described in romance,
whose occupation is TO murder mankiud viii.
shafts from the CULVER Ct their eyes. zl..
sis anybody waiting upon you?" said a
polite dry goods clerk to girl from the coul-
try. Eyes, sir" said the blushing damsef:
that's my Teller out side. But he wouldn't
come in" b.
The Opera was failure one night at Hava-
IA; whereupon the authorities flied the man
ager $1,000, and obliged him to give an exts
night gratis to the subscribers.
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I,1OR PHILADELpftIA--
FUEL.
~ O A l.! &C y a L:'ao GA II

40 A L.! { g u n L:rs=9 Al!
& NOT CEi .is
This 10 the very time for iamiliea to supply
themselves with Coal, and we tberetore cali at.
tention to our very large and assorted supply Of
Coal, viz: ~aE 49,
8 Best quality Red Ash, Egg aizs, ~
I" White ." " la-..-sl-
~ Eara H -a1' ALSO, .tat
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OUR, PRICES ARE AS Low AS EVER
Give US a call before purchasing elsewhere,
apd you will find it to your advantage. aorJ
KICKS, HILL d. Co..
.zii5sta o. Rear of & ustou House,
u slg Ferguson 4 Milhado's old Stand,
Is japS-tf.a assssa,t.eQ = Wide Mater Street.
no A L--COAL.-6.O0Ol bushels Red
~ Ash Coal, momentarily expected, and for
sale at reduced prices if taken from vessel.
feb Ia w. K. G. LAND.
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NALUABLE FERTILIZER,
'F1-~- For Early VEG ETA BLES,
IL Excelsior Super-ph0sphate of Lime. and
r Am MATED 81 PEH-fHOAPH ATE or LINE,
with directions how to use it ON the various crops
for which it i especially invaluable. Zach pur-
chaser will be furnished with certificates and d.
rections. Z. II. DrLk,
..... Sole Agent for Norfolk,
uaI-lw % Commerce street.