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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

LOWER FLOOR OF MASONIC HALL TO LET.-It
will be seen upon reference to an advertisement
published in another column of this mornings
CRESCENT, that all the lower storysof the Masonic
Hail. excepting that part occupied by McCloskey
& Co., as a confectionery store, will be to lease to
good tenant for term of years, commencing on
the first of November next Should parties leas-
ing desire it, all the partitions which now separate
the different rooms will be taken out, and the
whole made into one grand room with entrances on
st. Charles and Perdido streets. The stair case,
which ascends to the upper floors, will be removed
to Perdido street. and many other judcious changes
made, by which space will be eeonomised for
the benefit of the lessee AS the Masonic Hall is
one of the most egbly located buildings in the
city, and this store of the largest, persons de-
sirous of going into business next fall could not be
offered q better opportunity. Situated as it is in
the veYy center of one of the most frequented
parts of the city, there hut few kinds Of bust
ness for which it is not suited in an eminent de-
gree, and we have no doubt but that any one leas-
ing it would find its value increase year after year.
As the rooms are exceedingly high, when the con
tempIated changes are made, the store will be the
best lighted and most advantageous for the dis
play of goods in the city, and being in such neal
proximity to the popular theaters and places o
public resort, it must become a center of trade i
Eleased to parties of any energy or business tact
Here is rare chance for some enterpTising mer
chant 10 make fortune.
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A MosT DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED DWELLING FOE. q
RESr-Persons in want of such house are ads
vised to read an advertisement which appears in$
another column this morning The house is ons
Laurel street, near Felicity road, and for a smalR
family will make a delightful home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

The sheriff sells at auction this day at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, for account of succession, sundry notes.
and accounts. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise AgaIH-
Once this soft turf, this FfvuIet's sands,
Were trampled by 1urrying crowd,
AND fiery hearts and armed bands
Encountered in the battle-cloud.
All never shall the land forget
Hog gushd the life-blood Of her brave
flushed with hope and courage yet,
Upon the soil they sought to save.
Now all is calm, and fresh, and still
Alone the ehirp of fitting bird,
And talk Of children on the hill, -
ANA bell Of wandering kline are heard
No solemn host goes trailing by
Inc biaekmoath'd gun and staggering vain ;
Men start not at the battle.cry;
y be it never heard again,
Soon rested those who fought but thou,
Who mingiest in the harder strife
For truths which men receive not now,
Thy warfare only ends with life.
a friendless warfare lingering long
Through weary day and weary year,
wild and mahy-weapon'd thrOng
Hang on thy front and flank and rear.
Yet, nerve thy spirit to the proof,
And blanch not at thy chosen lot,
The timid good may stand aloof,
The sage may frown-yet faint thou not
Nor heed the shaft too surely cast,
The kissing stnging bolt of scorn;
For with they side shall dwell, at last,
The victory Of endurance born.
Truth, crushed to earth. shall rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers
but Error, wounded, writnes with pain,
And dies among his worahippers.
Yes, though thou lie upon the dust,
When they who helpid thee flee ii fear.
Die full of hope and manly trust,
Like those who fell in battle here.
Another hand thy sword shall wield,
Another hand thy standard wave,
Til from the trumpet's mouth is peai'd
The blast of triumph DER thy grave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

THE OLD HH so.--We had the pleasure yester.
day Of taking by tile hand that old hero. General
Joseph u. Jop nston, now of the National Express
Company. ne General informed ns, that he vas
en- route for Selma to look after the condition of
the Tenness le and Alabama Rivers Railroad, and
that It wa probable that he woald accept its
presidency The general is in fine health and
speaks IN glowing terms of the future of Mont
gomery,-- Montgomery Maih 10Th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY
We publish this morning in the CRESCENT the
charter of the above named company, recently
organized in this city. The object of the company
is the distillation by newly discovered chemical
process of resinous woods, producing theteirom
many valuable articles ofc0mmerce. AS the inen-
ton of the company is to operate on large scale,
it will open new field for the employment OF our
aboring population, and as it will require large
amount of resinous wood it will develop new
branch of industry in section of the interior
hitherto much neglected-we speak of the pny
woods regions. From what we have been told by
parties acquainted with the process by which the
Installations are made, we judge Ethat this enter
prise must prove gold mine to all interested, ant
we advise such of our readers as have capital Il
investigate the matter, for it may prove more
profitable than they have any idea. At oil event
we hail the establishment among us of all sucl
enterprises with pleasure, aud hope that the mos
sanguine expectations of its stockholders will b
realized.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

It is estimated that the losses of property by
ire at st. Louis, during the past two weeks,
amount to over 81 600 600, on which the Insurance
approximates to sl,l25,OO0,
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The two items follo1
HOY wing are from the Montgom-

Ihe TWO ltems loliO' wing are from the Montgom-
cry Mail of the 10th;
The FLooDs-AH' the rivers craeks hrancbes
etc. are oveFfi0wed in tbis seetion of the Sfate!
and farmers from ai Herent portions Of the countv
inform MS that in mi INV places fha erops are com
pletely inundated.
Heavy RIsE.-T ne Alabama vxss as full vestar
day as 1T ever has been at this season of the year.
The overflow OPP Joste the city extends as far az
the eye can reacf l. and the river bottoms with their
| growing crops q deep under water Phe waters
| began to subsidt /, yesterday.
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In Terreboune and Lafourche they see m to be
pleased with their new judge, Fret /. Gates.
Shouldn't wonder. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

Coal oil, pickles, lin kegs choice lard, smoked
beef, assorted jellies, hyooms, fresh oysiers aud
superior starch, are for sale iu largo qaentitics
by Messrs. Ed. Thompson & Co. See advertise
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ID, 1866

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Otto Burste eabi lder, the alleged Nav Yoyk ship.
per Of nitro gIycerine, has been q. quilted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

sPARAGUs.-Messrs. W. H. Henning & Co.,
Nos. 95 and 81 Camp street, have just received a
fresh lot of this delicious vegetable from Bonard's 3
packing establishment. 1t is in perfect order and
as good as any ever brought to this city. Messrs.
H. s Co. also have received by the same steamer
fifty boxes of Scotch snuff. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

The French war departme
ments for the conveyance
the " Griffon.n an enormous
has now been for sixty yea
former place. This gun W
army in the seventh year
the fortress of Ehrenbrslf
was cast in 1888, and is o
somewhat rudely execr
teen feet ten and q half
nearly eleven inches, vi
of one hundred and 8 a
weight is thirteen tons, 1
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We re eret 10 learn that
the gin house of Mr.. Thoma ! G, Stackett. was
burned on the night of the 9Th inst, with abnnt
800 bales OF COTTON; IL lssnp posed to be the work
of an ncendlary.-lWOOdVm e Miss Rem
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Mt is making arrange
from Metz to Paris of
bronze cannon, which
RS in the arsenal of the
as taken by the French
of the Republic, from
stein, near Coblentz. It
rnamented with chasings
ted. Its length is four
inches, with a ealibre Of
ich would require 0 ball
venty-two pounds. The
fteen hundred pounds.
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ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF THE ''LOyAL GEORGIAN,

HE sw1NDLBs THE NEGROES.
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A. Co1oRED MAN GOES HIS SECURITY
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CAPTURE OF VILLA NUEVA BY THE LIBERALS.
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NUMEROUS MURDERS COMMITTED.
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RIOT AT SAINT THOMAS.
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STRINGENT QUARANTINE IN GEORGIA.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
y Laos, srASLss, iksoiso, waAAvEs. DO. Ar
ouARrERxAsrsa 0RsrsAL's oryfcs, J
fiRsr UfvisIos,

' wAsHISaroE, D. @, Juus II, Is0o
sold the premises, public suction under the d.
ree.ioa Of c.I,.n &c ~. = " s,ov siog, 4 9 y con.
a aud souisaius fron Is. .sns hour each day s.r..
after texcsrt FRIDAY Jolly Is, which day the Wa
g se sSS SS ss wsI,s .S.i n... ben
s.,ss uD once. Cr.m.) asxI4N. f.~o .ior,. ,)is.ao
l6sSs two 2x2o, two storis- 1886, (kehen sdjoia.
| In iori8J '2xsa i6slo, two 2s,2s and 2s,7s
Eighty nine ISe) .borer.' ou. ter, Qr.ns) seven.
.Sioia,.s sxil' '0''''A '' A'' 0n' ''''0 WIN 'n'a
iss ~, o~.n.... ot.m.,l asr,o, cv. stories, With
18th wing l6xl sud two kteheos sdjoiniug srIa ssd
loxio is.eo, with vi ioxi4,) 2az24, with she'd ad-
Mas o, 1-s. Hou... C'r.m. ssxiso awo s,ori..,)
l6xe, with wing 1922 2sxl+o, U~ sorss) a>,iso,
!wts :dd,.,S.. lori2) asx.O, two .toris.) 1880,
thirty two yssl Stables, er.n. twenty .iou! as.a =
-. ssxsss one iiIss and one isxls with shed adjo,A
D.: n ao'p',. Stable. frame. With ss7ou...l i...
o.. Issuing Stable, Qr.m.J with osl2 Ii.s.l fsss
TS'I:S !s0l ,I;s sGldss. r.|: a..ss ss.ss ,s.ss
alr4s Ysssoo, 20, 25 and l7xi7.
| shsddiuE, 75s Lnssi feet.
ssy.s.J sigh, t7s x.nssr, slnis-tSr.. sss i.ls
S::;iy g.: \, ~ e: ss.s 81. H;r::; ;;::;,, ,4
Thr., % wh,rv.. ,ss 20 Isl ;ss.I'f's on. lilo
Feneipg, 23, $50 liuesI fsst no .a
One " s,orehou.e. qrams,) 52Iiso
Two .eksmth shop-, yfr.ms,) &srlso, and Ssxlso
One N) Engine House, l7x32
The bn lains. will be sold siugiy. and must BE- re-
moved within twenty days
The bu diugs will be taken down at the expense Of
the purchaser Ths depot Is accessible. By water, sad
vesses OF the largest class be loaded ii s wharf
Terms: Cash In Govern msnt funds.
boat for 0i sboro will cave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day Of sale.
For further iuforma!on apply 10 person. sy letter.
D. c., or to this Office
JAMES A. EKIH,
Brevet Brig Gen. U 8. A., 10 charge,
jsai.tjylo Pirst Division. q n q. o.
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New York Markets.

Nsw YoRK, July lo.-Cotton nrm; sales Of !, 500
bales. Flour dull at i0a15 ots lower sales Of 900
bbls. State 6.40a$l0. Ohio g. 70aSl3.75. Western
40s$l0.75. Southern droopingi sales Of $50 bbs.
at 10. .loaSl7. Wheat dull, and declined cts.
sales Of %, 900 bushs.; No. l Milwaukee Club, at
81 2sa$2.3O. Corn active; sales Of 264 900 bushs.
at S7as7i cts. Pork hesvy-Mea, $3l.76. Lard
heavy At lSia2l ots sugar dull. Coffee dull.
Molassss dull Nsval stores quiet Spirits Tur-
Psntine 79asl cts. Rosin 75s$9. Tar 2 72a$3 as.
Pstrolsnm dull at 22ia2So Freights unchanged.
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ORPHA NsT 90 URT. !.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON cotNTY-
To Wiz:
In the case Of Joseph He Icy sdminisrator Of Han
nah Fraser deceased the administrator sforesaid has,
with the appreciation o. the o,ph.os' Coars stors.
next, Tor the Anal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, aud Of the
assets in hand far the have been collected
aud turned into moaey when and where all the credit
and hsirs o. said deceased notified 10 attend
with their claims properly youehed they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub
lishsd once week for three weeks In the HArIoHAL
RzPvsLIcAs previous TO the said day. -.
Test, 90 O. @. ROBRINs,
jea7- H.N Register Of WTila
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~ f PREsrDxNr.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
u yIcs vRtsipsHrA
Hon. D. B. NORTON, of Minussota. % Do tsa'
Hon. ". =. JOHNSTON, ef Psuusylvsnia
ADRIAN WAKBMAN, cf Nsv York.
Hon CHAS g. PHELPS, Of MaryIspd. g..
Hoo. THADDEUs wRLLEs, Of Conssstieut. 2
Ron. A. y, ,KUYKENDALL, Of Illinois
Hon. CURTIS ,. BURNAM. Of Ksntucky. Nc
JAS. D. SMITH, Of wisconsin.
Cen JAS. B BTEAOMAN, OF Ohio. WI.
CHAs. B. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. 3. 8. ALLEN, washisgton, D. o.
q ssoasfARv. .t.f.y
sAM'L b. LAUFFRR, Of Psnnsylvauia a.. d
coas sssPoHpila sRoasrAaY. '
J. B. HER0 U60N, Of Tennessee.
SnsAsuass.
o. z. RIrTBNH0USB, (Prssidsut National Bank
Of CommsrOs, and Of the Arm Of Rittsnhoass,
Fowler 4 Col
RxacUYvB oonnivYRp.
Hon. J. r. D0OLITrLI, Of Wisconsin,.
Hon. ED0ARrO0WAN. Of Penasyivauis.
Hon. o. n. BR0wNIN0, Of Illinois, ...
Hon. GREE CLAY smith, Of Kentucky.
Hon. W A BURLEIGH, Of Daeotah.
Mr. CHARLRS KNAPP, Of District Of Columbia.
Mr.. SAMUEL F0wLkR, sf District Of Columbia.
Homer eonvioion 80 my oexrage; tie Consf,t xtion
70 mygaids; snS in iAs psepis 10 ny Jaith.-An.
"As" So"A'oA'7 .|rtu q .sL
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF pEsrILkscx DESTROYED.

DR. 3 ECoURrARET's DlsINHRcrINa FLUIDS e.
Prepared solely BY The New York Disiufsctipg Com
pany, their Lshorainry. Nos. 2ss so, and soi Henry
street, y. Y. omce, ~ Cedar street
1hts Company orgssised = permanent bssis with
d. Coutaret, the cssbrssd french Chemist ia charge
Of ts Laboratory, Is prepared 10 furpish It's DIsnrsor-
$50 FLuiDs for sick rooms o., urinas water
roads, hospitals prisons aud public iu,taos. Of ali
kinds slaughter houses, onai and fat boiling
msns Al! kinds Of mAnurss, tms.seiy the
v'lue Of tho latter every ruer aud wasr YER poll
aud onensiy. g-ses exist These agents are Dc.
odoIiierr, Aniseptes Aupureseepts And
10 the scientific meaning Of the words They remove
aohioas gases snd odors by che me pla--ssvss
not merely absortens o po gAsss-aol
to utensils In which they are used The attention Of
medical aud seientnc 10 directed to these d.sset-
ants Attached are testimonials in favor Of ih,. great
dseovery, which, with hundreds Of others be ,ssa
at the Company One:
DsLAvAs HorsK, ALsAsr N ,reh 80, ises
TO ne President OF hs SsD fork DisfVscfag Goa.
DEAE sIR; It Is all It Is represented to be wsh,v
ade many trials OF dlsbfe tsuts, hat now eonsldsr
others as a remedy against all bad odors
T, RoEssE 4 20
NEw YoRk. tprii o, Isss
TO me Prssfdsnt Of tie New fork Disir/sctfng Com.
DEAs sra We propoupes 1t without execution to h
'he oest We nave ever known' It's effect upoa every
ma ter Is complete and Instantaneous.
So b. There psinfsctsnisA a 9 as.d ky the sesy.
engers ubder the drecoa OF the Sanitary Pylioa az th
Metropolitan Health Department. New Ysrs.
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ edaT street, N Y
GENERAL aud sole Agents for IL. Uued staie nd Tia
Cauada-, TO whom all orders shOuld be ad l. es.rd
As'A' '' washington ST, p.US.,.,.. S.sss h9s.S
For sale by all Druggists and Gsnea al Dealers iu Ina
United State. and Cstadas myl4.Sm
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The Texas Omcinls.

GALVESTON, July 10 Tho Secretary Of State
and Acting Governor Bell officially announced TO
Chief Justice Austin that the tacers Of the pro-
visional government will continue to discharge
the duties Of their respective Offices unit orders are
received from the President to the contrary.
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Terrible Accident 1" Chesapeaks Bay-Thrs,
Priests aud Two Students Lost.

ANNAPOLIS. July ia sad accident occurred
here last night party Of seven, composed Of
Ave priests and two students, left Annapolis at
O'Clock, on pleasure trip down tho bay When
od Thomas Point, Father Classsus was lost over.
board, and while sndeavoring to save him the boat
cspsissd and the remaining ones, viz: Fathers
Bradley, Gsrdsmann, and students +. Henry
and Runge were lost. The two others remained
clinsing to the boat and driftsd ashore on Thomas
Point, and then walked to this city arri ling this
morning. party was sent in search Of the bodies,
but failed yet to recover any Of them. liberal
reward has been offered for the recovery Of the
bodiea.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
FUCKERS PATENT SPRING BEDS

v'p years since Hiram Tucker, Of Boston, patented
Spring Bed Of his ow love ton, which has steadily
inrreAsrd In popularity sinee that time, snd tod Ay
stands unrvalled. Combipipg as II aoss the several
requirements " comfort, cleanliness, portability durA-
bility, Aod eheapnss., may Justly he regarded rs
household peeessity Tho.s who have once tested its
meriIs will never Abandou for suy other urivspos
which has yet been devised for man - comfort during
the hours dsyosa TO reposs There 10 nothing so essen
Al TO sound health sound sleep aud this 10 secured
BY the use % Tueksr's Patent Spring Bed,
For sale BY JAS O. MCGUIRE CO.,
is2s.lw Psansylyania avenue cad TsalA street.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
COURT 0r lHR UNITED srArAs RoR THE

10 all Dhom may concern, greeting:
Notice hereby given, that on the 9th day Of Novsm-
her, 1885, the rebel prvstser Royal Yacht attacked
rned, sunk, and ds-sr,yrd IN Galveston bay Texas
BY an expedition under command Of Lieutenant Com.
mAndsr .me g. Jsweu, Of the Upitsd States steamer
sAntae whereby award ot ounty inur to the ON
and men Of - expedition. snd therefore they
prosecute In this court 10 the Of the United sates
will stand for trial the City Hail. ia the city OF wash
ington. vn the nrst hou"ay Of July n.xt, when snd
whore alt persons warned 70 appear show
Why eondsun ,tiou should not be dservd, and to la
tsrssns for their interests.
Nay 81, 1855. y. hEIGs,
jsI.2awtd CLARK,
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From California.

SAN Francisco, July l0,-The steamer Sara
mento sailed for Panama to-day, carrying 81 55S,
$40 In treasure, Of which 81, ,b55 4Sl goes TO NV
York.
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CATTLE MARKET,

NEw YoRk, July lO.-Besf unchanged at ia
lilo receipts 8, 760 head. Cows irregular. Veal.
unchanged Sheep, lambs, full prices-3, 50a$s
receipts l4,7O0 head. SWINE hrmer st lOiAlllo.
receipts IL, 500 head.
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The Portland Sufferers,

BALrIMoRE, July l0-Subssriptio tious for the re.
lief of the Portland sufferers are being made quite
lbsrally hero.
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PoRr OF GEoRsErowN.--Arrived
Potomao, Mucus from Phi,shslphiai sohr. Asry
Augusta. Roughton, from Baltimore. ~
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, v ROMA

This popular Summer Resort will open for the reeep-
ton Of visitors on III. 1T Of JULY, aud remain open
until the last Of 90 TOBER.
DR.. Muttr, Professor Of Surgery in the Jefferson
Med cal College, philadelphia from personal ob,sryA-
ton aud chemrai analysis, placed these Springs the
most valuable Of rem al agents Ia all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature
Law sitting the Springs persons will have opporu.
nifty seeing FNrtsx station Manassas Juneliop War.
rent"n, Bull Run, kApidan, oraVge Court House. Cor
dno,yile and many other points VI historic interest In
viTgiriA
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Aexau.
dria oranpe aud Nirglu Central ksiroads to convey
visitors to the Springs.
Great pains have been taken TO put the buildiuR and
grounds ip go'd order au" repair
Tho Hotel will Acenmm 'd4ts <o0 persons, besides
pressly for families, y = =
Terms ss 80 per day; liberal discount to persons
half pr 90. ECCELsToN, BALDWIN 4 Co
ly2S-u
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} ahoRaEroWN AFrAiRs. /,

was arrested on the 9th instant BY Oficsr Paxton,
on suspicion cf having stolen United States Ger.
thcate Of Indebtedness to the amount Of 500, bs.
longing to Patrick Ryan, an employee at the
Arsenal, had hnsl he ,ring before Justice ,Bseksy
yesterday, which resulted In his oommittai to jail
for court. ..rr ..... ... -.lH. lnrz
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
l. COLLEGE.
lNTELLlGBNCER BUILDING,
one in Union Of Colleges extending 10 the principal
cities based upon the just prineiple OF
indyiduAl owaership, h offers upaq qaaed advantages
at rates much lower than be afforded by any other
schools.
spenceran Penmanship taught In Its purity by Henry
Spencer, the eelsbrated author Of the spenesrisn
Key to PenmAnshp.
The Ay'tem Of Business Practice, invented and sue
ces ully taught by the Proprsor w receive his sPs
oial attention This IL the most important p- Of the
Book keeping Course Here the studsut applies his
theoretcat knowledge, and 10 prepared for the
minute details Of actual business. The system 10 so
valuable that Tiers are using IT,
dydusl instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student to proceed as rapidly as be ehno-es The
teseber 10 the only who needs to know the dehesn
es Of auy pupil Especially Ia this the eas during
the summer months when schools usually have . small
auandHnca.
Til. public invited TO call and examine the mos
beautfu collection VI Pen-work ever exhibited In
Washington.
Por circulars .ddr... HENRY N. coPp. AN,
jals'u Proprietor
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q II A FF X L II & o. 8
- CONFECTIONERY
ICR CREAM SALOON,
No 500 Eleventh street,
Between K street and Massachusetts, aysnus,
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. sHAFFIELD having retired from
business, the uudersEn.d would respectfully Inform
his lac customers and the public that having bees
years assoc,asd with In business at the old stand
NO. $50 Sixth street. they are prepared to furnish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal iu quality to that furnished by Mr. and
which hiss been fully appreciated By the best families
Of Washington aud 0soreetown.
They ask call from all 10 want n anything In their
lin. assuring them that pothipg will b. wanting which
will tend to sra,ify the wants Of thsir eustomsrs
Very respectfully,
J. A. sHAVFIELD 4 CO,
No 800 Eleventh street,
Between street and Massachusetts, avspus,
jeia sm Washington, D. O.
The national Republican., 1866-07-11
TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

l. PuLiCk-A .or'el hurss ~nb star on frshssd,
an, Dua colo ed HoTss . bisI- or whte fao.-as.
pArenty fsr horsesweFe tai gu from Kispe Gus p-r-
so t~ho IllsEed the bs ouud -stray) BY the
Metropolitan Police ou the l+ih ult. The owusr or
horsss At the once the Property srk No. as Ts.,h
street wssi, prior to 10 o'clock . N SATURDAY tbs
lth instsn The will then 10 sold M 10
law To the highest cash bidder, at the B.Ia.r q W. L
WALL CO., ss Loesiaas syenus. BY o'der.
Gao. X HtRkiCK, Properly Clerk
W. I. WALL 4 CO., Aaetlcassrs
jyt.a tstsr eopy.l % a-7- ....
The national Republican., 1866-07-11

WAsHmorox WnArHKR.-The following is
the state Of the thermometer At the O~sn Houss
yesterday: Q .. N, III IL n, rs; Q p. N, rs. '