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The national Republican., 1866-08-04

y MARVELLOUS BEYOND PRECEDENT is the effect
Of sozoDosr upon the whole economy Of the mouth.
keeping the gums rosy and healthy, the teeth In
perfect order giving to the breath o balmy fra.
granoe.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
Santa Anna Arrested.

New YoRk, August S.-Gen. Santa Anna was
arrested and held to bail in the sum of $50, 900,
charged By Mr.. Montgomery with acting mali.
ciou,ly In having him arrested and imprisoned. lie
lays bis damages At s26, 900.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
ChoIera on Hart,s I.land,

Cholera ON Harts Island,
NEw YoRK, August a-Ten new cases Of chol
era have occurred on Harts island within tho past
two days. They are confined to tho newly arrived
troops.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

CAMP MEErISG.-The first camp meeting
which the Methodists of the District Of Columbia
are likely to attend commences on the 9th inst.
in the beautiful grove near Hyattstown, Maryland.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
LUMBER, ,
LUMBER
II UMBER,

CB.CHUROH co.
Desire 10 call special attention Of the Carpenters and
Builders, wheeiwrighs and Coaohmakersto TO their er'
tsnsye and we'll selected assortment Of all the various
kinds Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
All sizes Of white Pine Poplar, Walnut, Oak Ash and
..' ..... III. Hickory,
rr FRAMINa
White Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va. Pine, and Oak.
..H FLOORING.
White Pns spruce "a Sss Ss''srn Shore aud Oak
Cyprsss White Pins, 6pruee, and Cedar.
VINCE RAILs Posfs. AND PItKRrs.
. w. o. y. CHUROH co.,
Rys. n Cor, MARYLAND svs, ssd Asvsath street.
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GEORGETOWN NEWS DEPOT.

D. W. WHITING,
DeAler'in
STATIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &o.
News Stand at the Post ONCE, Congress street,
GRoR0ErowS, d. @.
~ Subscriptions to tho
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
will be received, and the paper delivered regularly
every morning to subscribers In any part Of Gsorge
town. je2s.tf
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

The OLD AQuEDuor.--It Is understood that
the Aqusduot is to remain dry while longer, the
they having use for II ~ . bridge. At present
there Il military guard placed at each end Of the
Aqueduet 10 keep persons from crossing, % the
bridge the esnai is out Of repair and liable to
fall. II 10 also understood that the lessee Of the
Alsxandris canal hes suspsndsd work all along the
line, and discharged the hands. -
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

FIREs.-Between two and three o'clock
yesterday morning FIRE was discovered in the house
Of ". ]. Minor. on N street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. It was extinguishsd before much
damage was done.
About haifpast one O'Clock othoer Grant and
Private Watchman Sutton discovered fire In the
house occupied by Richard Crofton and Martin
Nanslyks, at tho corner Of Thirteenth aud @
streets The alarm was sounded from box Al, and
the hremen soon extinguishsd the flames Los Q
about $780, The FIRE was the work Of an inosn.
diary. ...
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
Virginia Tobacco Seized. =.

New YsRK, August 3.-The revenue oficorl
seiIed lo4 packages of tobacco manufactured al
Danville, Virginia, which had been deposited In q
warehouse in this city. No duty has been paid or
It, and II will be oonfscated.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

CARRYING CONCEALED WRAPoNs.-Nathan
Carrot was arrested BY Sergeant Esssx, for carry.
Ing. concealed weapons; dnsd $5.A BY Justice
Buckley. Nathaniel not having the aforesaid, Wa
sent mp 10 the workhouss for 10 days.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
New York Cholera.

N.w YoRk, August 8.-Eight oasos, but nj
death from cholera were reported in this city thi
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

I INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
FxCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IL PARY. =
-,S..o.......:....... No. .iso b.c.ds.;, Il. Y wv
hold Furniture vessels ia PORT and other
Property against Loss ey Fire
i1osSs SV PiuSKsrT, nEpSrs
Webs seah S1hSTahi 1hTSToahi,ss
wILLIAh ysRDON,
.... oUsTIyl REYEIUD,
RAMSAY crooks,
Sanas.! SGs1fH ? !. rqgsS. PgsS..
& J. SiISIsr,
JAMES L. n0R9AN,
JOHN IlIEiTawkLL,
4.SsS' 2.ssr IswIs, Z wsTIssOHA''
,.a.,n asusL Il GRAFT s.s% F, ,,,,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
10. los BROADWAY, Nsw YoRx.
CASH CAPITAL. .oNB MILLION DOLLARS,
AssETs, JANUARY, 1885,. ee.............sl,s4 s4s, ss4ss
This Company insurss, 81 customary rates Of prs.
MUM, against all MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or HRkIGHT; also against loss or
damage By FIRE
II PREMIUMS ARRPAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cent Of the net profits
without ineurring any liability or, In lieu thereof At
their option, aubsraidiseouat upon the prsmium.
All losses equisably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January q, 1855,
TWENTY-FIVE PER Gent
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT n. O. GRAHAM, Vice President
JAMES LoRrMER GRAHAM, Jr, ID Vice Prss't
HENRY Il. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Aren't
Room No. 4, washiuston Building,
js7-ly Cor. Psnnsylvania av.and seventh street
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

GAVE BAIL.-James Kropse, white, slightly
insbriated and very boistsrous, was arrested BY
0diosr Harper and taken 70 the ststion-hous and
while the ofesrs attention was diverted james did
what the officers call giving leg bail; that is he
got up and got; but was soon ovsrhaulsd and
brought back, whom Justice Buckley hasd him
1914, .I.U-
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
NREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE

DEPARTMENT., OFFICE
l. UonrrnoLLan or TIE Cuannsor, wAsHIHarqs'
Noss hsFshy given 70 eli persons who have claims
against "Ths Mstehants' EstiSaAl sank Of Washing!
ton. " D. 81 that nsy sn:s present. the ssme AID make
:.d Isak :. w.ahngsoa D. O., o. OF before 10 seth
pyRssodaR QowpHollW ef he ossfsAsy
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
DY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE co
Id AUCTIONkERs
OPERA HOUSE,

Situated At the corner Of Ninth street and
avenue, frontng three streets,
FOR RENT.
This Opera House having been entirely remoaelsd,
rofurAisbed and painted, with New scenery Dress Cur
Aiu and New Seats handsomely upholstered with new
front entrance and four srs, Is now fully completed
and for rent.
nj. proaouneed one Of the most beautiful and most
complete theat' es In the country. = "
II VIII seat about nftssn hundrsd persou.
For terms, &c, apply 10 T'r
M.L.wALL 4 CO.,
South eorasI Of kipih street and
)aiT'eosw PsaasylvaaiA Avsaus,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
n ARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
NJ GALLERY,

n ARDNERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
VI GALLERY,
INrELLIoENCKR BUILDINd
oil Seventh street, 't
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage caused BY the late are has been fer re-
paired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
When, - formerly the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the sstabiishmsnt,'
"PRoDUCI THE BEST. NO NATTER WHAT THB
COST IN TINE AND MATERIAL"
Ar. o. takes this opportunity 70 thank bis nunsrous
friends and eusomsrs for past kndnsss, And 70 say II
shall be his constant aim 70 continue 70 merit the very
uesIsi sssosrassnsAs hsissof9rs szssadsd " hiu.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
.atioual grpnblifau.
LOCAL NEWS.

FuNERAL or JoHN Ross.-The funeral Of
the late John Ross, chief Of the Cherokee nation.
took pleoe yesterday morning from joys Hotel
cornsf Of Eight street and Market Space, and VA,
attended By avsry largs number Of persons, among
then Hon. D. N. Cooley, Commissionsr Of Indian
Afais, and delegations from several tribes now IN
this city. The body having been smbalmed. VA
plscsd In Scollay dsodorising case covered Win
black cloth, which vas heavily mounted with silver
handles and trimmings and bore on the breast !
silver plate inscribed, "John Ross, Caisf Of tbe
Chsroksss, born October Sd, 17se, died August ist,
1896" handsome wreath Of flowers from ths
grsen-houss at the Executive Mansion was placed
on the coffin. -,
The funeral services were conducted By Rev. DR..
b. r. Brown, Of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Dr. A. D. Gillette, Of the thirteenth
street Baptist and Rev DR.. Ssptimus Tustin, oi
the Presbyterian denomination and at the conolu.
sion the corpse borne TO the hssrss BY the fol-
lowing pail. bearers: Captains James Mcdaniel,
White Catcher, Huston Bsngs, Daniel II. Ross,
John Johns, and Smith Chrsty; all Of them Che.
roksss except Captain Johns, who ID . Chootaw.
They served captains Of the Indian troops In the
Union army during the rebellion. The immediate
family Of the deceased, with members Of the dele.
CATION, followed the remains 10 the depot and lefl
for Wilmington, Delswsrs, where the corpse will be
placed In vault until Il 10 decided at The nsxt SOC.
sion Of the Cherokee Legislature - 10 the ana in.
termsnt.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
III UDS SON TAY OR,
BOOKSELLER AND srATIoNER,

SSa PsnnsylvanIa avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
wAsnIHaroE CIrr.
All the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon issue from the press and for sale a publishsr
prices
Imported Stationery and American Of all
grades and variety, At the lowest New York pricss
Blank Books Of all styles hand and made TO order
without loss Of time.
Visiting Cards pria.sd, aud plates engraved IN III.
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied at publishsrs' rates
rapsr ana knNsiopss stained TO order. Ap2.u
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
GEORGETOwN ADV'Ts
IA N A L 7 r Az VEL

I 1H ~ 1R ~ ~ 1h z =
The steam rr..eket boat
GEORGE WASHINGTON
s making her regular trips between Georgetown and
Harper's Ferry carrying passengers apd freight
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. For further
iniormaton apply to
jy2%-lm Captain JOHN MOORE
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

Total. V15O, 900
The awards will be made after the concert on the stage
Of the theatre whore three Thousand persons can wit
ness IT, COMMITTEES will be appointed By the audience
10 superintsnd the same.
Printed lists Of awards will be published and supplied
to agsats and ticket holders Parties having Tickets
will retain them until asr the avGrds are made and n
their numbers sppear In the list they win forward their
tickets Immediately With full drsciions the ship
ping Of goods deeds for the prepeY Tickets for sale
ali the principal Hotels Book And Nusie Stores in The
city, and At the Headquartsrs In the Mammoth Fair
tonal Orphans Home Pund, corner Of Seventh street
and PspnsylvaniA avenue, Washington, d. @.
Directors appeal 70 the bsrsty Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby ss
sst in relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
comrades.
CARD,-A large number Of tickets remaining unsoid,
II will be necessary 10 postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth Of October, 1886 at which lime
will positively occur,
ssnted TO the public during the past few months soma
what delayed our sales Ill We were able 10 satisfy
the people the eountry that this enterprise
gesune, and solely fer charitable purposss The
Directors are eonhdsptof the sale af every ticket and
have allotted suMeient time 70 guarantee the sales
without any further postponsmsnt
MAJOR Il. HALL, President soldisrs' and Sailors
Union; Col CHA. T. CAPRHART, Major II IL AL.
BERGER, WILLIAM NoRss, Managing Directors.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
j. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
,..'. n... =; ! .H"" A's'' No, ia. b. Dss.u
LiOyd trustee 10 this cause, having reported that
he had sold lot marked and known as X 'iiI Rnrt T.
subdivision Of parts Of lots Nos u and 10 n,
2se with The Improvement nur.u.uss Of ,bs dseTss
oow~" -. $1,000, and that the said vast had
Nis this 18th day Of July A. H. 1856 ordered By the
Court that the said sale be- and the Is hereby,
rsthed and connrmsd unsss cause to the contrary bo
shown on or before the nrst Tuesday In August ensuing
provided copy Of this order he publishsd In the ma
TosAL REpURLoAS ct least three times In each Of three
successive weeks before said day.
By order Of the Court.
4 true copy:
Jyl8-sod3w Test; r. J. MEI0s, Clerk,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
TINTED STATES MARSHALs SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL BsTATB In the DIS.

TRicT OF COLUMBIA,
10 virtue Of three wyts Of Fier Facias issued from
me once Of The Supreme Court Of the Distrct Of
. Tor s..S os, ot *. T s.pSs . public
District on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of August, In
;s.ns iseS sSnnsnens at y o'clock, m. The follow
FlI.t, bssg part Of tract called lying in
tas county o. w.;Snston IN said District described
s;sS..,aS sG;.:r 4 u: s.s. so.,.y.s 5, is;.sss
iess =. :sld Old ~. Y degree. T q siS : p:rss..
aif's's p!.ss... siis..
70 stake Or ..c.si thence tsd( n IS d.srse. Ssis
opened, and which leads from The deorgssoWn = snS
.r Isw .O.a a,s lS degrees 10 psishs. q stone;
P y sss';ii j sss e. .s is's
psrehss & e stone IL ssid edge; thence thl along said
.;:. Jss... Essss. :.ss S.;s
s.::s:. ss..s. @ ;$s: =: -:
psrehsa to stone In said edge thence 2ih) by said
road n % degrees psrshs. stone thence lahI
,Ssncs tthl degrees B. is $40 psrehss 70 stone Al
The S southeast corner Of graveyard lot, thence 0shJ
oonss s. .sr rcod ana ssrSs. 81 g
more or less. together with the imyrovsmsnts.
Also, after the above, viii sell
Lot No. In square No. 6s3
q .s'5' No. ss;S.r ss with til. i'm
p'Ss1%1ss ssi,eS sSd ,.,,ss NM, a.. n. ,n.-
wss viii ). !od to .aR RyUSsry ss.esS.. Z, sSSsr Ss
~ Trial. January Term, 1853 in hvor Of Bsns Of tho
s sna sna Ne 81 ., sAea
Benjamin E. osttings Vs. Robt j. waller. . -
, DANIEL 9. aooDINa,
au3.td uaited States Marshal D. O.
UMBER FOR WAGoN-MAKERs AT
CHIEy ouARrxRxAsrrR's orprcE,l
DEPOT OF wAsHIsaroS, J
wAsnIsarox, D. G., August 2 1896
Wil b sold at public auction under the direction Of
A., on WEDNESDAY. August ~, At Lincoln Dspst,
sSmmsnsing atloA M the foil wing described LGN.
About 80. 900 fee. a;ineh Oak Plank.
I" ,iS SS' SSS eco &C., &C., 3'1'inneh q
I" 81 o,SS ScS Fee, fee, ~ :. !"
e i sssS s. e., e.; il Ash Plank
: i: e e ,::.s %H'.ss,y Plank.
This sale Il we'll worthy the sttsntion Of carr.,o.
makers, a. this superior lot Of sea.onsd iuS-
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
Successful bidders will required 10 remove their
II. RUCKER,
Brsvst Ma. dsA and Chief ouartermastsr,
auS-td Depot OF Washingtos.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ In virtue Of writ Of Fieri FaeiAs issasd from
the CLERKS Once OF tae Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and to directed, will sell At public sale
for cash, on SATURDAY NBXT,the +ih day Of August,
1866 at 10 o'clock a. m, at VIM. L. Wall Co. %
ohAttels to wit, viz:
One Hackney CoAeA
One Open hSrouohe,
Quo Chsstnut HorpA ana Harpess
sei.ed and leviei upon the goods and ehsttes Of
WniAm Ttompson aud will be sold 10 satisfy execu-
lion In favor Of John Donovan, No. S5S against VIM
thompson, Geo. 4. Hall, and Allison Nailor
d. Q. aO0DINa,
jySl-ds United States Marshal. d. q,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

FIRST SABBATH IN AUeUsr.-We again refer
10 our "Church Directory In another column. To.
morrow will BE- another day Of special interest In
our Protestant Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal,
Methodist Protestant, Independent Methodist, and
Baptist lexcspt Thirteenth street, churches In each
Of which the sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered.
We have the pleasure to announce the arrival In
this city yesterday afternoon, Of the Rev. Mr..
Ames, the new pastor Of Wesley Chapel, corner Of
finh and streets. Tho worthy clergyman and his
family received most cordial wslooms at the par.
sonase, and We doubt not vill soon realize good
share Of that genuine friendship and attention
which has ever characterised the good ctizens Of
the national metropolis. Rev. Mr. Amss viii preach
In Wesley Chapel on Sunday morning, and the pub.
lie generally are cordially invited.
As our Directory indicates, all the other churches
OF the District Of Columbia and Alexandra will BE-
open for Divine services and the pulpits will, .,
usual, be we'll supplied.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

w A 8 II l N G T o N
EMBROIDERY STAMPING COMPANY.
s2a y Street, between Tsn,h s.d Eleventh Streets.
AxslnkSr hANAdsR............M MORGAN.
COPPER STAMPS.
New and Choice Styles,
FOR YoKEs, DRESSES, COLLARS CUFFS, cLoAKs.
CUSHIONS SMOKING CAPS, AND SLIP.
PERs, GNcLUDING MASONIC
EhBLsMs.) IN GREAT
VARIETY.
COATES AND OTHER CorroNs.
SILKS Sewing and EER%nSIGsSsryJ AoHAIR' BRAIDs.
Lsd,s, are respectfully invited to call and sramin
p'; e n.',:D.iS. whether they leave order. not
VIII favor Us with call fsSii .sm
ID r o P o 8 A LIS FOR FLOUR r,
oYYIcE DEPor CoxxIssARr OF suBsrsyksos,)
prepe.. s.I sSFttsba9 st Il Au...,
4 1863, ~ o'clock, m for furnishing the Subsistence
yIfTEES sGSpBED &, 800, BARRELS OF rLouR
proposal: VII b f ~ Whit L known At this Depot
Bia: must BE- in duplicate, and for each grade sep.
The delivery q The Flour to eommsue. vi,A,p.s,.
days from the opening Of the bids and must be isiv
cred In sueh quantities. daily, the Government may
D. G,
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to De- complol.d
within twenty days from the acceptance Of Ils bid
bes viii be received for Flour Il w delivered il new
Payment TtIt " made In such funds as the Govern
melt nay haye Tor disbursement.
The Usual Government Inspection will he made lust
before the Flour Is received aud will be accepted
which Is not fresh ground and Of superior quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids, from
bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right any bid for any
cause Bids to be addressed TO the undersigned, at No.
o. BELL,
jys0'A Major and @. g., U. .s.A
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GEORGETOwN AFHAIRs.

THE MAN liz THE TREs. - Our friend
''Tonsy,, Of AnalostAn leland, hes very tempting
watermelon patch bordering on the road leading
from the ferry 10 the house, which is destined 70
give sombody trouble. The other evening. A. .
number Of ladies and gsntlsmsn wsrs coming from
picnic on The island one or two Of the party pro.
posed that they pluek . melon, ~ joke on Tonsy,
whom, TO their surpsiss, one Of the party sspsd IN
. tree not far distant 3 nan--uot more maks.bs.
lisvs but . living ersaturs-who held In his hands
something that looked like . doubls.barrsl eun.
TIE csgefa5is vsmaired.
A SUCCESS. -Notwithstandin an unusual
number Of public entertainments took place on the
Let Of August, the one given st Aualostsn Island
for the benefit Of the orphans Of the South was
quite . success. 30 we'll pleased were those who
attended that . large number Of ladies' waited on
the COMMITTEES ct the end Of the sntsrtainmsnt and
requested them TO repeat Il, which they have con
ssntsd to do some telns during the present month.
The sum realised BY the pio-nio will amount to
about one hundred and thlfty dollars, which will
be duly forwarded 10 the proper person. to be used
IN relieving the wants Of The orphan children Of
the South. a.I.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
QY j. @. MCGUIRE & co
- AUCTI0NERRs

ID AUcTIoNEBRs.
rRusrgE,s SALE OF ZINE COTTAGE SITES coz.
Tl0UOU6 TO THk CITY, ON THE HIGH 0ROuNDa
BETMkkN kAL0RAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL
On MONDAY, the 18Th day Of August, at o'eioeE. n
on the premises shall sell Lot Of the tract Of
Mae cottage sites Of about four acres each
This land 10 situated the high grounds uorthvest
of and contiguous to the city and Is one Of ths nost
locations In this Vicinity cottage
soInandins asit does extensive view Of wsshinSton
nd tne surrouudng country, and "a tf easy
direct through from Connecticut avenue and sdjoips
ne ne sasos place Of M Little and is in itself vsius-
PIE consequences Of the prospect either Of Kslorans
or Meridian Hill being selected to build tbe sum.s.
residence for the being between these siss
ans Is .;o proposed 70 eSnsrust railroad
quarry Of stone the place 70 which pNrchassrs viii
privileged TO- get the stone from gratis for the oun.
these ates. ~ - W WV sA
Piss the property may be seen at the su,,ion room
purchased at private sale. - ~
Terms One half cash; residue Q, IL and is months,
Win interest for notes secured the property sold
Conveysneing at purchasers cost
WIN. NOuRsR Trustee,
,-., JAS Q. MCGUIRE 4 so,
UZo-o Aceiion.sr.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

Secretary Soldiers and Sailors National Concert
Washington, D. G. Lock Box No. ST.
REPRR, BY PERMISSION, 70
Ma. Gen. Winfield 8, HAneook, u. sl.
Gen, Robert @. schsnek, n O, Ohio.
Gen. HalbeIt :. Paine, II. G., WISCONSIN,
Gen. John H. Ketphnm, Y. O., New Worry.
Gen. James O. Blunt, KAhsss,
Gen, J. N. Hedrick, Iowa.
Gen. D. O. McCallam, D. o.
Gen 9; Y. Dayton, New York:
Hon, Thos, W. psUy, u O., Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrsncs, No, PsnnsylvsniA
D. @. fornsy. Esq., District Of Columbia.
MAJ. J. Z. Doughty New York,
Hon. WIN. Kelley. n. O. Psnnsylvania
Hon. Ebon O. Ingsrsoll, Y, O., illinois.
Hon. Henry O. DsminG. Y. O., Oonnsctiout.
Hon. 4. H. Lsnin, T. O., New York
Hon. Leonard hysrs, \. G., Psunsyivania.
Hon. william A. Newell, u. O., New Jersey,
Hon. George W. Julian, N. O., Indiana
Hon. Stephen =. Wilson, n. q PennsylvsniA,
Hon. J. ,. 0rinnsl, n. O., Iows
MAJ. O. n. Van Bursn, New York
Gen. r. .. Hayes, O. Ohio.
Hon 9. 2. Holmes, N. q. New York.
Hon. q. Il. Latham, n. o West Virginia
Hon. James A; Marvin, n Q. New York.
Hon. Thos, Z. Davis, Y. O., New York,
Hon. ]. @. Bergen, N. O., New York
Bon. Samuel J. Randall, \. O., fsnnsyivania.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
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The National Republican.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
FOREIGN AbvICEs TO AUGUST I
l Battle With the Indians.

II Il M "A n * Il II q
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

MONEY REcoyERED.-W William Rnggold
Cooper, who vas arrpsted in Philadslphia on Wed.
nesday on the charge Of defraudng the Govern
mont out Of CSC, 900 by representing himself a. A.
ensign in the navy on Admiral Portsr's staff, and
was detailed some time since as an officer Of the
Bureau Of Navigation in the Navy Department
He was married In this city on Wednesday morn.
ing at six o'clock. and immediately took tho cars
for New York city, from which place hs was to sail
for Europe, After his arrest in Philadslphia the
money wa. all recovered except about 81, 500, which
could not bs found
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
"BRADY's" PRooRAMxE OF Music BY MA

"BRADY's" PROGRAMME OF Music BY MA
RIsE BAND PREsIDEsrs GRoUsps, Auausr 4,
1861, Grand March, Thannahouse; o. Overture,
Bsnsttaj 3, Coro Quartstte, finale; I'd act Lucia
di Lammsrmore; 4, Castignett Polka; s, La Forss
del Destino, Verdi; Q, Leap Year Waltz; 7, Medley,
FRA Diayolo, Verdi; 8, American Quadrili, Julien.
,0r sssu.Su, di;isuti0n ~
rooms 80, "a, and SO, Louisiana avenue.
Mr. Brady respectfully calls the attention Of gen.
tlemen to his card, in which he has determined to
dispose Of his gymnasium to joint stock company,
representing one thousand shares, at IS each. Pur
sium, baths, DO, &c., that have heretofore beer
allowed to members, thus aHordng the purchaser
Of share life interest In one Of the finest and
most complete gymnasiums In the country, for ths
nominal sum Of So. For further information apply
at the gymnasium, 80, 81, and SO, Louisiana ave
ngs.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
TsHAsURF DEPAarnEHr,
0HVIcH OF JNrERNAL RBvaHUl,
wARuINaTOH Julv n laRa

Whereas H. A. Hall and others, as managing al.
rectors Of the "Grand NATIONAL Concert 70 be held
made due application to Cephane, Collector Of In
erna Revenue for the collection district Of the District
ofCoumbis for perms sion to hold lottery rams, or
gin sntsrprise and presented 10 him satisfactory evil
dsnes that the proceeds oS said lottery, raAs or sin
enterprise will be devoted 10 charitable uses psrmis
10 hold such lottery ras Or gi enterprise free from
all charge vhethor from tag or license respect to
Z. 4. ROLLING, Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

%, 900 feet u Poplar Boards
This sale Is we'll worthy the attention Of Carriaye.
Makers As this superior lot OF ", seasoned Ium-
Der. II will be offered in lots Of l. 600 feet 18th the
privilege Of 10, 900 feet
Terms; Cash, in Government funds
Successful bidders will be rsoulIsd IA renovs ,b.IY
purchases within hheen days from day Of sale
D. H. RUCKER,
.., 4, BrsVst MAJ, asA and Chief ousrtsrm.ster,