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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

RAILROAD MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
We now prepared to furnish at short notice on the
receipt oil plans and specifications, any
and all styles OF
and FoRGINGs,
HAND
CARS,
SWITCH icons and FROG CASTINGS.
IRON WORK
TURY-TA LES,
BRASS CASTINGS. ...................CAR BRAssRs
And anything Of this character needed by
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
We also make
SUPERIOR SAW ARBOR,
With the bed and boxes together. by which ar
rangement the boxes not affected by any change in
the fame the Arbor is of cast steel, len the full size
W ool Saws and we can furnish tina largest size, II
inches diameter 2s inches between pulley and saw
plete with - inch Saw OF K. Hoe Co.'S make, for
Forty Dollars.
We guarantee our work equal to that Of any other
manufacture, and
AT AS Low PRICES.
We also give personal attention to the purchase
Of any and all articles used by
RAILROAD COMPANIES,
Flatterng ourselves that can give satisfaction.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
We are prepared to furnish, Of own manufacture
at short notice,
IMPROVED THRESnING,
CLEANING and SEPARATING MACHINES,
or THR
WESTINGHOUSE, wEMPLE and
GEIsER PATTERNS
PENN NGTON'S REAPER,
With an Improvement.
PELTON's TRIPLE GEARED EIGHT aud
TEN HORSE POWERS.
POWER and HAND CORN SHELTERS.
GALES PATENT HAY,
STRAW and FODDER CUTTERS,
And CIRCULAR SAWS,
Adapted to Farmers Use.
We also SELL Of the very best make.
STEEL TOOTH HAY and GRAIN RA6ES.
CLARK'S SUGAR CANE MILLS
AND EvAPoRAT0Rs.
JERSEY FARM WAGONS,
OF all sizes.
NOW q Ma II ES,
Ola variety of Patterns
IMPROVED SHlNGLE MACHINES.
PORTABLE ENGINES AND SAW MILLS,
OF all sizes.
STATIONARY ENGINES,
OF any desired Power for Mills and other Purposes
We mako
FORGINGs, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF every description,
And do promptly in tn, best manner,
MILL WORK AND REPAIRS,
ofall kinds
Particular attention paid Making, Dressing and
MILL PICKS.
Having a variety of new and beautiful patterns for
IRON RAILING, We will enclose
CEMETERY LOTS AND BUILDINGS
At low ratios.
By recent improvements to works, with the addi-
ton OF new tools and sklful wOrkTsn we can guar
that Machinery and Implements are equal to
any in the country.
I'VE respectfully solicit orders, either in person or by
mail and will cheerluiy give any information de-
sired.
We desire to call your special attention to our
IMPROVED READING CORN SHELLER.
which VIC have no hesiiancy in offering as the best
in
We are now manufacturing this desirable Implement.
with heavy Wrought Iron Chambers, and Cylinders
covered with Thicker Iron than any before used
The Teeth Entirely new Pattern, fitted to the
Cylinder in such a manner that We are wilhHB
to guarantee them for Twelve Months from date OF pur
chase aud will replace free Of charge, any that may hy
out within that time. They be Reversed, and when
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DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.

DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Six per cent. bonds U. p. R. K.
Co., redeemable or payable No.
vember |, 1895. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1892, OOO W
Six per cent. bonds, {. p. r. K.
nary I6, 1895. STANDARDIZATION. 1862 600 90
Four, five aud six per cent. Tempo
rary Loan, rcdeemabe paya.
bic ten days notice after thirty
days ......-................. 14755, $40 O6
Certificates Of Indebtedness paya-
Bile or redeemable one year from
date. ........................ 6O6s7 600 90
One and two year five per cent.
notes. redeemable or payable one
and two years from date. ....... S536,9OO %
Three year compound interest notes.
redeemable or payable three years
from date .............:..... $50 OLE. I4l 90
Three year 1880 treasury notes re-
deemable payable three years
from date .............:... $50 100000 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND,

In Appomattox County Va-935 acres-within two
and a half miles Of Pamplin's Depot but located mme
diatoy South Side Railroad one fourth in best For
level susceptible of highest improvements; has bed
Of the celebrated AppomatoX Pipe Clay also Soap
stone marry a few yards from the Railroad bed dwell
ing House. 1--WE rooms, office, kitchen, ice-house, &c.
The for fuel Is said 10 be worth than double
the price asked which is 5000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
IN ABINGDON. VIRGINIA.

VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT and -
Y LAND FOR SALE.-I will sell at public sale, iii
on MONDAY, 18th day Of February next, that be
ing Court day, the HOUSE and LOTS now occupied
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

Amount of debt, less cash in trea-
sury. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

The undersigned the Virginia APen, and Correspond
ent of the Southern Land, Emigration and Product Com
panv Headquarters New York. desires to introduce into
the South on large scale, Stationary and Portable
Engines, Saw aud Grist Mills Sash, Blinds Doors and
all kinds Of Building Material Cotton GINS and Presses
Wagons, whiskey and Turpentino Stills Agricultural
Implements and labor-Sayng Machinery of all kinds,
at Wholesale prices, or In other words,
to save its from 10 TO 20 per cent Of the
amount they would DO forced to pay If they go into
market themselves and buy At the lowest figures posi-
BILE for indi viduals.
White Labor, German, Scotch, &c, supplied. South
ern Lands sold, leased exchanged COnsignments Of
Southern Products solicited. Particular attention paid
TO the sale OF state and Railroad Bonds and all other
Southern Securities.
Address s. T. WRIGHT,
noyo5-tf Care Tardy & Williams, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
FIVE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE ACRES, on
CAIN CREEK

AN IMPROVED TPACT AZ THREE HUNDRED AND
"a Six ACRES,
One and half miles from Notwithstanding House;
six rooms very good out-hOuses fine garden good
orchard Il can be divided to make tw farms Of about
one hundred and fifty each Near enough to have
business offices in Danville. Tho land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also, suited to dairy
farm and market gardens. READ HILL,
Land Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
Attract Oh TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE

In tho county of Halifax, south sdo of Dan river,
twelve miles south Of Boston Depot nearly onethird
in original forest thirty creek fiat sOme hne plant
land well adapted to all the staple crops line orchard.
MISUNDERSTANDING dwelling. kitchen, stables,
new com crib, two good barns The whole desirable
farm for profitable cropping. bargain may be had in
this land. Terms-either cash twelve months
credit
Also,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

We also make
SUPERIOR SAW ARBOR,
With the bed and boxes cast together by which ar
Tangemen the boxes are not affected by any change in
the fame the Arbor is of cast STEEL le the full size
the entire length. They particularly adapted for
W DOL Saws and we can furnish thu largest size,
inches diameter IS inches between pulley and saw
plete with ~ inch Saw OF K. Hoe Co.'S make for
Forty Dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
RE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. "a

ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds repaired in the best manner and with quic
lnsnnfch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
IRON WORKS.
.N@%N~~
WORKS

MDDLETowN, DELAWARE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

The undersigned have formed a connection for the
sale and purchase Of REAL ESTATE, leasing LANDS,
hiring LABOR, &c, &c, in the counties Of Charlotte,
Lunenburg, Prince Edward, Appomatt"x and Meeklen-
burg. list of FARMS sc, for sale by US, Will De-
remittod application, any parties desiring To buy
or lease in those counties.
REPERESCEs.-Judge Hunter Marshall, Hon. william
Scott, william w. Read, William Green, Esqs., Char
lotto county; Messrs. Echols BELL Catlet stanton
]. +. McIlwane & Co, Petersburg william b. Robins,
Robert Morton, and n. {. Read, Richmond and Gle
Read New York city.
Address READ X SMITH,
jAnl9 Sc3m Charlotte county, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
BROAD STREET,
Between Eighth and Ninth
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES and
FANCY GOODS
We have Just received a further addition to stock
making it complete 1t any time during the SEASON
We call attention to
Wooden Goods, sonags and Capes
Cotton, silk and linen cambria Handkoruhiefs
Ladies' aud Gents wooden and cotton Hosiery
Buck, Berlin, silk and other Gloves
Coat, vest aud trimming Buttons
ladies and Gents linen and paper Collars
Ladies' and Gents wooden Shirts and Drawers
Rubber ana horn Combs and Buttons. great variety
New style Head Nets
Magic Runles, Hoop Skirts
Skirt Braid, Soaps
Perfumery, &c &c,
At wholesale, and AS low as they bs bought any
where. MANN s. VALENTINE
declAu Z. A. FRANKLIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

The subscribers have formed co-parnership as
above, and arc prepared to exhibit a WELL Sc
LECTED STOCK OF GOODS purchased FROM FIRST
HANDS CAsH and will be pleased to serve their old
friends Ind the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
Formerly Of Thomas Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON,
Formerly of McVeigh Howard Co,
deceit Lynchburg, va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

NSINs. ALMONDS, CITRON, &C.
H. 40 boxes layer sAism,
al nound- sJft shell Almonds
lao pounds Chron
:OI pounds CnrrAnts
IUJ boxes Figs
Fire Crackers aud Torpedo.s
Selling low. DANp"ipub AADEHsON,
d.eIB-tf los Broad street.
CUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
= AND CIGARS.
10 kinds OF superior Chewing Tobacco and Cigars
6 kinds Of One Cigars
For sale by CAMBRIDGE & ANDERSON.
iau22-tf No. l0b Broad street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

We guarantee our work equal to that Of any other
manufacture, and
AT AS Low PRICES.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
OF THE INTERIOR,
IL '.' '. UxIrEp STATES PATENT % EIcE,


On the retitlan Of PIT Gsssr, VI 0re.uca-tis Pa,
praying for the extsnsn Of patent gr,Ltd t. him
TIE l9h day II october 1883 for an improvement In
"6r4n sersfator-, for sevrn years from the
tioa Of sad rrssu which takes place the ish day
Of October, 1896. t's. b. IS AZ t.
Is Ordered tbA, III. said pstitioa bs heard st the
Patent ones on MONDAY, the sday Of October s.xt,
l2o'clock, m. aud all psrsous uoiihd 10 app ~
ought not 10 be grart-c.
rss.s oppc-iSg the ext.a.ioa srs required n as IL
the Patent 0ass their objsetops, specially forth
w.itns At ss.t entv days befr. th- day Of hes log,
all tsstim"n. det BY Itarr pary, to be used ut the
said hearing must bs taken and u nsmitad In accord
with the rulcs Of the once. which will DO far.
n,shsd "n application r. .-Ht -
Dspo..tioas aud other papers relied upon - is-ti-
mony must be nlsd iu the IN toenty days before tue
o. hearing; the argumsnis, II sDy, within ten days
after hiag th- trstinony. .f g ''.i
0rdars Also that this notice no pubiished IN the
kgrU BLioAk And Ne In slhpanoer, Washington, D. O.
aad the he-dsill- R.p,Jlioaa, Pa, one week for
three rucrersiya weeks The hfst ~ puhcstvns 10
be At least sxy dsys previous q ,he day Of bearing.
-. TH0hA HA LAND,
gl#g-. Acting Comm s.ioner Of Patsn q.
P.s-Eiitor. Of the shove pap-rs viii p,.sss copy.
aud send thrr bills TO the PAtsnI Once With paper
containing thi. u't 20. jy,6 iawSw
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
oovrRNoR RAHpALL's AppREss.
Pen, Pencil. and scissors.

ANALosrAN JsI.AND--where did the lose it ?
CABINET CHANaEs-The less haste the
more SPEED. ali
ErFEoT OF THE HEAr--an iron rail missing
In front Of our Office
'l"TEAcH me to feel another's ,poe," said an
omnibus horse yesterday. .a. H
HYDRoPHoBIA ought to be at discount
muslin is cheaper than it was last SUI usr.
Tue Plasterers' convention is to meet in
Baltimore on the second Wednesday Of July, 1867
YESTERDAY was good day for Salaman-
ders. t.. .#
EVERY one who visits Washington now-a-
days is warmly welcomed" a.
GEN. CHAs. DEvIEs is talked of as candi-
date for Congress in the district now represented
BY John D. BALDWIN.
IT Is to be hoped that the Illinois farmers
will send no more bulls to the china shop at the
east end Of the avenue. ..
THOSE who desire to shuttle off this mortal
coil may save themselves the trouble Of shuniing-
let them stand on the Avenue and II will melt Of.
Ar the corner of Sixth street yesterday the
mercury ranged very high, standing in the shade
at 10 N % In the shsdsi at 81 O'Clock p. m., lOO
At n O'Clock, 90 degrees.
The house and outbuildings of Mr.. James
Do &c, Of Pembroke. N. H.. were destroyed BY 6re
last Wednesday morning. Firs-cryckers were the
cause.
THE Touring mills Of J. B. Brown 4 Co.,
at Williamsport, Pa, wsre entirely destroyed by
hrs last week, together with . large amount Of
grain. The loss is sao. 900. partially insured.
CooPER's blacksmith shop, Griers tin shop,
Laps planning MILL and Killen's stair. building es-
Establishments, all on Laurel street. Cincinnati were
with very little insurance.
THERE is some talk Of giving to Forney,
the champion dirt-satsr tho contract to chaw .
tunnel under the Mississippi river for railroad pur.
pUsss. This would settle the bridge question at
once.
GAsLIoHr is, after all, nothing but second
hand sunlight, or the sunlight Of other days; for
our illuminating gas Is made from coal which was
produced by the action Of the suns rays upon vegs-
table matter during the ages of the distant past.
The time draws near when we shall learn
the result of the rowing match in England between
the champion oar,msn Of America, Hamill, and the
champion Of England, Kelley II Hamill should
out.row Kelley his triumph will be received with
roars Of applause. .,.... s.....
THE losses by fire thus far during the year
1865 have been enormous, and they exceed the sg.
grsgnte lo''es for any previous year The reported
losses for 1868 amount to $44 275 900, while those
for the entire year of lss5 were s43, 1885, 00O and
no previous year reported an aggregate Of over
$50. 0. 0, 900.
LAWRENCE, Massachusetts,, is in great ex-
citement over the discovery Of the body Of dead
child few months old, who died Of starvation aud
neglect in the den Of m old bag who receives young
cb ldren to "board' for dollar q week The ch,l.
drsu received are mostly from single women, though
che has also had married customers. The wretch
has been arrested.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
slanc choly Accident.

sAsuEL WELLss, tsq, constructing engineer,
was killed by the explosion Of q boiler at Mare
Island navy yard, California, on the 10Th instant.
lie was nsPhsw Of the Secretary Of the Navy, and
was esteemed M one Of the most talented young
men in his profession. lie was about to come 10
the East to bs married when the dsplorabIs event
occurred. He was in the 2sth year Of his age. and
his death has cast q cloud Of gloom over wide
circle Of friends.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

ANOTHER startling development has just
come to light In connection with the Merchants
National Bank swinde. Leonard Huyek, presi.
dent Of that bank wss treasurer Of the Washington
and AlszAndria Railroad Company, and in that ca.
pacity was party to fraudulent issue Of the stock
Of that company Of more than $500. 900 The osr.
d6cates were hypothsostsd for the benefit Of Bsyns
4 Co.. Of Baltimore, and one house in New York 10
said to hold SlSo,Ooo Of them on which they ad-
vancsd 500, 900. ..
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
CABINET RESIGNATIONs.

Especial nj. patch to th- N. Y Evening Prstl
"WAsuIsGroN, June l4.-Attorney General
Speed has written letter Of resignation, but
t was not laid before the President until
his afternoon. His reasons are substantially
hose given by Postmaster General Denni-
son.
Secretary Harlan has also written letter
'fresignation, but it has not yet been received
W the President"
1t would appear that the two designations
referred to above, and about which we have
heard much for several days, were made to
he newspaper correspondents and not to
rnE President, as he had received neither
Up to last evening. When the gentlemen of
he press get through with these letters The
PRESIDENT would no doubt be happy to re-
eive them, and reply ut his earliest con-
,enience."
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Fractional Carrss o..

Shipments Of fractional currency we're made last
week BY the Trsssu-y Departusnt spounting TO
ssns. 2ooi Of which $780, 900 w.s forwarded to the
Assistant Treasurer at PbusdeIphia. and the
maindsr to different national banks throughout the
country. The amount isssed by the printing divs
inn Of the department during the ssms time was
s24S, 300, and the amount redeemed $79s. 500,
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
A N N U N 10 l. NJ Il N T.
1,suoLs AND rug OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
We propose to pnbllsb, ear y 10 the Fall cf lneo,
THk HISTORY VI aBaAHAM LISCoLN
THE Owe tn ow OF SLAVERY,
Hr III hos IsAA6 n. ARNOLD,
(LAte Ms,nber VI u grsss frJ-u Illinois,

NJ Arnold was friend au associate OF Mr. Lincoln
At the bar. member of ConRr-s, duriny his entire aa
ubi-trstion, and from t xrrvs Ut the ptA 90 The
day u hts A.-.As1A.n was upos terms Of confidential
friendship with him - ~
The sork ~AA commenced nssriy a year b fore tbs
death OF hr Lineolu, and with hi- Appr val Tn
thor has aimed " give fuil bitry Of the life and i'd
noistr.ton VI NJ Ii coln aud the ovar,hrow of ala
very He somul.DeeA with sketch VI the history VI
slavery rom l77 ~ Oh repeal ~ the Missouri Compr,-
mHs describing the eonh o between Freed aud -l4
vsAy dosn 10 1880 aud giving the vrlvis, rise and
sroNth ~ anti slavery. He gvsa bis o'y OF ths life
OF Mr. Ltrcoln the hardships VI ha early years his
sdueati0n hiH in tbe uOis Legislature At the
bar on t' cIeuI In Congress, on the unp tbs Lin-
dpnc' - Y -. 7 -'-7'.r
Then follows history Of he sdmioia,ratioa aud Of
Oh. variJus steps. executive, lsglsAt aud military,
which resulted in tie owe thrOs VI slavery aud the
-iayeholders Iebsll'oa spd the passay by @ ngrsas
aad tie Adopton BY the states, " The eoa tiiution
amsudln~nl AnoiishiIg md psohbing cry forever
eksehss of the srYAt debates IN oGgre Of prom a.ut
ors and A~mb-rs, sud VI the ls.diag msa IN ,bs
Cabinet and AT the head VI lh miss, vita general
narraton oft mpo tant military inovsMssS viii be
given. '..- " : ~
The aim Of the author has been 10 give truthful his.
Or, of b. great dramA II the rsbsli,on th Llus fa
from you'll uIt be b'A Ame the ,or VI race,
tue frslofsr Of Lat opA unity, aud the saviour VI bis
country.
The ork will be large octave Of not less than 600
passs, and Will be sold by -ubscr,pt an. ~. u
CLARK 4 co ,Publishers,
jyls'+w ~ and W Washington st.ss,, Ch.esyo.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
National Bauks.

No new National oBspts wers established last
week The total number now in operation is 1854.
the last one authorized TO commence busisesa be-
Ing the Kttanning Natioaal Bank Of Psnnsylvania,
without circulation. tUp'o the pre.sp, time cireu.
Ist'ns notes amounting TO 1854, 5s6 s75 hsvs hs-u
issued TO thsse insitutions Of which cum $3.50 o70
was issusd last week. The following uritiss for
National Barks ere held BY the United States
Trsssursr: For circulating notes s2l9 SIC 50;
for Government dspo'its in public deposit riss
$ss.l2s,Soo; making the total amouns Of securities
held at 438, ,843, ,0l65o -Hrt s.t ~ ., ,kaG sHFa'
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
cONFIRMATIONa BY THE SENATE

Messrs. SMITH, LENTHALs. lsHERwooD, and
,ther chiefs OF Bureaus Of the Navy Depart
nent, who were renominated to the Senate,
,ave been confirmed.
Gen. GREEN CLAY SMITH, of Kentucky, has
been confirmed as Governor Of the Territory
Montana. ..
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Fhs Custsms.

The receipts from the ports Of Boston Pbiladei.
rhia. and Bslfimors last week we're, respectively:
$4si, 7oo4o. sIb6. .4sa,4s. and sl2l. .4sO 0e Ne~
York city, which usually averages FROM t~o tn two
and q half million per week, had not been heard
from up 10 the I4th inst. ...-rr - ,.... ,-..
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
'ne A'o.y OF Aor-nsm Lne"i" anu '"s

Tho HIstOry of Abr~ ham EtOc0In and ths
ONerihrow Of slavery.
Such Is the title Of forthcoming work, large oc'
siss, AMI Of not less than 600 pagss. to bs cd
cd by Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD, Ex. M. G. II will
. issped from the press Of CLARKE 4 Co, Chicago.
Ar. ARsoLD's knowledge Of and extensive as.
la.intanes with ABRAHAM LIscoLs fits HIN for
ne execution Of such Q work. We refer 10 the
.nno ounesmsnt In our advertising columns,
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

A GRAND PICNIC, FESTIVAL AND
IA CONCERT will be held at CARROLL CHAPEL,
houtsomery oounty Nd, ou The 18th instant and .
grad ,ouRN AMENT and FESTIVAL oe the 2sth las,
for the bon of C,RRoLL CHAPEL, the oldest Cath
oiic church In the United 81 ate..
The beet tAlsDt OF the city Of Washington has bssn
secured for the conc r. Convsyanres will leave the
tsrmnus Of The Fourrsenth set railway w tass visit
to the place. 4.
large hall hiss ben erected for danoirg, and .
splendid band engaged. jyi6 9t-
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
THE DEPARTMENTS. /
P,ss Olaes D.psrtuss~s

y IN
During the past month there were lss pess odsss
established, 81 sooutiausd, the nsuss Of 10
shasgsd. snd the following rsOpsaed: ".
:. Arksssss II, Fissids 4, AIsbaes ., eouth 0ars-
lima lo MissipsIppi 2; Louisisua 81 Wsst Virgiuis
Q, Tsnnessss 10; 4sorgia II; Tsxas lei North Gar
ollus n; ssd Virginia 50. Total 1lo
30 fs a. known the nsssssary qualifications have
ices entered into and the odoss put In operation.
Reports from every Stats In which the mall trans.
porsation. under recent Lettings, sonnssesd o.
the 1st Of JAY, show that the service hes been
swsrdsd 70 energetic. faithful and responsible men.
rosrAas 70 rns purca wssf NDrss 1T pREScz
7 NAIL, rr1 -- =.
We are requested to state that, from the lst Of
July. lsttsrs posted ia The United ststss sud ad.
dressed 70 the Dutch Wet fndis.. tCurssos, cabs,
o. Ewtaaas, and 81 Martin, y may No trausuittsd
70 ds-tination. vis Francs, In the French Mail a
postage charge Of 80 cents for each s'sg's rate Of
oss qsa-ssr ounce or under; prspsynsat bsIns op-
,ionsi With the sender. -
PosfAea 70 fHs NETHERLANDS, II IRrrnH NAIL,
ftFs-s. VIA sHeLAsD.
We are requested to state that hereafter the JmH
rssoss to dsstiaafion upon ,sttsn transmitted via
Ensland, between tie U.ited States aud the Meth
sr'ands may b prepaid or not At the option Of the
ssudsrs Nt ursl .T 'aaf
TIE single rate, per half ounce or under, is ~
cents, prepayment optional. .
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

TAs New Internal hsvsnss Btll Signed.
The President has signed The new Internal Raw.
snus bill Is reported BY the oomuittss on confer.
sncs. 5. s.. Hrf' nssHgIf o. iT '--.'
The national Republican., 1866-07-16
Rf.mininx Surgeons Appoint.d.

sppointsd examining surgeons of the Pension Bu-
resu Drs. D ,nisll Neweomh. P-lstins. IN Allen
n. PIERCE fsoria, Ill., and jobs ". Foys Boston,
Mas. H'' % -'.an' .lH .'' ''
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

BxIorAs CoSsUL-A. HEYDEoKER has beer
recognised BY the P.ssdsnt % Consul OF Belgium
st Galveston, Texas.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

IsrERSAL RlvEsus Tho receipts from this
source on Saturday we're tss6 957A The receipts
for the week ending that day were 81. .57s TIA %.
The national Republican., 1866-07-16

How 60 Obtain sleep Dasisg Hot Weather
sHAKssPEARE speaks Of "iuIurious bed" In
Iustfui ssuas, but saAKEsPEARE never slept upo'
one Of TuokERs spring beds, or he would hav,
ou.i,.sd his Language II 10 one Of the Injuries o,
M. uea.os. ~ possesses q noi'sless, graceful. ca,
.,,ioo that would have esptivAtsd MoaPasos. the
,oa of dreams. Il 10 almost impossible to look u
an. vi,hou, fs.iiss aroSsy. We hear people CON-
NAN ,ha, they s.uoot .ssp seeount Of the heat
We suffer fro.a 10 such d,essIty, because We 10y
ou,sslvss down every tvsn,y-foar bop" upon on
OF Tvcxsss pstsat spring BIDS. God bisy FpcksH
Gall 81 MoGoms . COS and szsmins the Article
Il 10 no ha@sag. y, NJ