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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

A most uppropitious night, bringing with
tia very slippery and uncertain condition Of
sidewalk, did not prevent generous aud brill
liant attendance at the Opera last night. Bar.
ring the rather weak aud hand -OrgGny chorus,
"Rpbsrt 10 Diable" was exceedingly we'll pre-.
scented and we'll performed. We do not affect
diaJIerfs characters, but Robert was rendered In
his best manner. Rotter Is earnest, and has no
mean power. The feature Of the evening was the
Princess and the animated scene In which she
figures. MAdamoiselle Naddie made her first
appearance In that part, and both In singing aud
acting made herself fsvorite, and will be warm
ly welcomed on all future occasions. Her voice,
though not OF great volume, and somstimsS a
little th'p is sweet aud is used with caro-, while
her grace Of manner and spirited acting called
out deseryedly the plaudits Of the audience
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08
SECOND EDITION


- - = - - :
rBn MANrFHsTo Oh THE COL
oRED DELEGATION In ANS
WEIR To THE PRESIDENT.
We refer 10 this document upon our out
side, to-day, for the purpose OF saying thai
wa. osnhot hnd anywhere In ths verbatim 70.
port Of the interview any Language 10 war
rent the statement made In paragraph "3, =
OF the manifesto, that the President
"broached the colonization theory" O
In any manner favored the removal OF the
blaok man from this country. y ,stf{ y
We have on several occasions eonvsrsed
with tho President on the subjeot, and W,
think We can safely say that we know ex.
sctly what he meant whom he addressed the
following language to the delegation; offs
~ think you will End, so far a. the South
Is concerned, that II you will all inculoats
there the idea In connection with the one
you urge, that the colored people can live
and advance In civilization to better advsn.
tags elsewhere than crowded right down
there in the South, IL would DO better for
them r-..... ~. f..-... .s,.....
By the word elsewhere President JONI
SON did not mean "colonisation''-the re-
moval Of the freedmen to foreign country,
m ".-.,, 800 " .as
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oo.on,-a.,va p'Yye.p .au ','' o"pna''ONy
Npoe'e Wv opin'vA 'aAe .ae aeou"o ~ mus, !,
.'P' :" '".' 'Ouasy ~, 'a'' o"n % "e''
'n' s,.e,A sooa, sas Una. We must ASSIST
'"e" n '"',i e"o' " no'P '"o"s''e''
Inc PRESIDENT mas frequently expressed
'ne ,'ea, ieeeh,iy, 'na' 'ne Heoomsn shouid
% taught tna' the great ooon-ni freedom
""'on " p'oo'""a "''0 VI 'no rre''oen' ana
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

Mas. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived at vii.
lards' this morning.
MAJ. GEN. o. O. HowGRD has consented
to deliver I'm address at the Cooper Institute
New Ycrk, on Thursday evening next. ...
MossIGEoR DARDoY, the Archbishop Of
Paris, and N. TroPlong, the President Of the
french senate, have withdrawn their candida
turs for The ffsuoh Academy. Tho only oandf.
dates are nov hA. Henri Martin aud Armedes
Thisrrys ''s'
On. j. ], 0RAvES, who, for nearly year
past, has been performing the duties OF Medical
Director and PurveyoT at Fortress Monroe, wiz,
In a few days, be relieved from his position and
ordered TO report at his hons at Newark, New
Jersey. DR.. Craven entered the service in 1851
as Surgeon Of the LIST New Jersey regiment, since
which tine he has Allied various high positions
In the army, to which his eminent abilities have
entitled him. About a year ago he received the
sppoIPtmant Of Lisutsnant Colonel and Chief
Medical Director Of that department.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

GALVESTON, Feb 6.-Ex, President Bur
nett has published list of severe charges
against Gen. Gregory In his administration
Of the Freedmen's Bureau. - -..ss7 -
Gen, Gregory says they are false, and de-
mauds a retraction or full proof. .' -..,. ..
Colonies Of Europeans are coming into
Texas. The Poles are settling on Trinity
river, near Palestine, The Germans and
others from the northwestern States are set
Ting in the colonies.
Flakes Bnliet,n, q thoroughly Union pa
per- and the Government organ ut Galves-
ton, denounces Gen. Towards management
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, and speaks Of him
rs q religious hypocrite. ..r.r -,,.,,....'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

thanis for the compliment you have paid ~
on this occasion, and tho encouragementyou
have given me In the dischsge Of my duty,
All can say IN conelusion Is 70 ASSURE
you that any assistance you may necd from
This quarter will be most chsorfully given 10
sdvanos the interests Of the communlty you
represent.7 90 - -
The gentlemen present were then intro
duced personally to the President. General
Barrows submitted To the inspection Of tbs
President large plumber Of speOimsns Ol
gold.bsaring quartz, obtained ia different por.
tions Of the Territory, which were examined
with much interest by the President, and the
interview terminsted. -
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A Curious Epistle.

A letter was received at the Executive
Mansion this morning, from Michigan, di.
rected to President JOHNSON, Of which the
following is literal copy, the name Of the
writer only being suppressed:
DUPLAIN, Jan. 3Othe. 80.
Mr.. President SIR. .....,.,.........
want to ask small favor from your excl
ency, when you hang JEFF Davis please send
me his glass eye for marble for there amt
a union boy in Michigan better entitled to
It. and / will remain your aHectionate
friend, p, II.
If P. II. should realize his wishes he will
be the "bully boy with the glass eye among
the Michiganders.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

Hall " last evening to full and fashionable au-
di'nce, aud was us warmly welcomed, Az II II
had been years since he visited us. His Bur-
Iesque Plano Solos, his thrillingly sweet LAS
Rose Of Sunmer," aud selection from "SOnnam-
bula," were applauded to the echo, while his
dexterous mani pulAtiOns were as eonfoundiug rs
Of yore. The "sphyHx" caps all OF HELLER g
Inventions, behaving precisely like any fast
young specimen OF the present day, to wit
Drinking, smoking, aud replying to questions
with the airs Of a rapid youth educated In the
present century. A the sphypx Is too great a
marvel for US to expouud, the public must see u
and solve the problem to their own satisfaction.
On Saturday "a grand matinee" will b., given,
whoa the sphyux appears. d. ...'. M '.''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

Mn. srEvESs, who has piled his lash so
numerically about the ears Of members Of
Congress recently, was himself significantly
snubbsd yesterday. His proposition to amend
the Freedmen's Bureau bin received but 81
votes, Albany Eosaing Journal.
Mr.. srEvEEs was still more significantly
snubbsd by his friend, Senator sUMNER. In
the Senate yesterday, Mr.. SUMNER, ex-
pressing his approval Of petition presented
by him, la)Which the petitioner denounced
Mr., STEVENS proposition to amend the Cod
SGtutlonias - diAgraes 10 the nation, "si'e'-
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PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

.
AsPrcIric tor lowness Of spirits-Hsller'i
soirees magique, at MetEerott Hall.
GIBsoN, the sculptor, 10 not dead, as ha,
been reported; he Is on bust.
A Pine at Memphis yesterday destroyed
seven building, on Main street. Loss, $500,
900; insurance, $500, 900. 'r'a ''ii1 '
Ex.eoy ea.p.y Unit.d State, s.nato,
sI.ct a. ont In i.,,., In favor ~ n.v,o sv;
asnse n. ;u.t and y,gbt ,..fsr .N.rr
The undervri,er, NJ Nashville have deter
mined 10 take no risk in steamboats, with
tubular boilers, r.....,.. ~ ,.- .....b.t.~
o,, ,n :,
',
no.'uy s,eu ,''''i''' "'''' p"''''' ""'
P''''"'U ""''' ,..-...-..,,.
1T Is said that the people OF Haverhill are
disturbed nisnuy' oy iouo' unoar'n'y 'aikint
in 'ne oeme'ery' ,..
THs Legislature Of idaho has unanimously
endorsed President Johnson's reconstruction
policy and the administration Of Gov. Lyon,
pledging both hearty support.
AVIAN named campbeu vas driven from
his house near Utica. Tuesday evening, BY
Eve young men, who broke his skull with
clubs, killing him in fifteen minutes.
ArELEGnAx from New York states that q
Shipment of pistols and ammunition to Vera
Cruz, for private use, has been permitted by
the authorities at Washington.
Tn, y;ro;n;. comu;,,e. with IN. Low.
al, ,.,o,n,;on. =, ,bo;, I.r;,l,,urs were 10
I..ye Ricbmond far Washington this morn.
ing, to present the resolves to the President.
vvvrvn ~ ha,.roou In Wosbincton
.,,.., NJ. Wi ,,v.d w,- C,r,I mas in.
,.lIv 10, v.,,ordsv .r,.rroop nv ons or four
- .L....,... IT, ot,o,,n,ir, IN
-, e., !. ,,o,,i...
fi"s AZ 'ono'' u, 9es'e'u"y "o'mns'
aes',oyeo 'ne masonic Dio0A anu ',e aO'yru
ing ou'iu'nss' o0Eerai s'o'es anu 'ne n
;,.r,.a o., s9o ooo ~
v,,, A,
-, . .u NJ p,.ss 80.
- A.. g., n.,h. won,a No.. o. M.
~ 49, ,o,. = ~ -, an. -,
ss:. liz . ~ a.. &C. .ho.,s 81.
=. a. -, har..,.,n
lhE ueneral Assembly Oh nnoao iS'anu, N
orahu 'omm'''ee' yes'e'uey no'h'ns e''0s'a
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JENNY WREN AVrHEsrERA.

Monday nigh, wi,ue...a The s.sisnihg Of a
brief seasos Of opss%, at droysr'- sddins one
more attraction 70 u nany whieh matsth's ne
caraiysl ssason 81 gsisty, 90 soon 10 be clo,ed
By liant vih I'D atesry fast sha lie imaginary
ssskeloth and sshss.@9l " w
| MARTINS, " the opening opera, was, tn my
humble opinion, we'll rendered; though, to be
sure, knowing nothipg al all about music as
science, cannot assume the air Of . critic, ~
with very wise look and an Impressive shrds
Of the shouiders sdmife Or condemn the per-
formanees Of the principal artistes for the bene-
a. Of all who sit near me In the house. l only
know that . thisk Habie msn splendid; Himmer
very nice. and the most Of the Others psssabls-
quite so. ,r.,..- .n
To attend the German opera Ia. become the
fashion-so eysryb body COOS, except few people,
who, with inimitable drawl, and an attempt 10
be languid say: ''Ahi do you attend anything
but Italian OPERA Really, how can Jour To
these good and well. meaning, but sadly mis-
taken, people let me say that IL Is very easy to
attend . German opera, and not at all hard to
admire II. "Paust, for instance, being essen
TALLY German, cannot DO rendered A. effectively
by any other artistes. 'Tis true Frederisi 10
not here, and we miss her sweet voice, but we
are nearly eopsoled for this loss BY the rich
voice Of little Rotter. I
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-, ~. s.,..,,- :, -.
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was P'esseu W ee' 'As' mus " 'A
their hair neatly and b'ooningiy dressed In the
new style-the water wheel'' IA large coll at
-, =, a.. -. III, Al. So, ,.tx,,.5
'no ~. W ~ he, 80, - ~
waved, or puned, so as 10 anord niue room ior
ornament, except bright ribbons passed through
and through the hair, and fastened without now-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, February s.
Tho following gentleman were admitted attor-
neys aud eounseIIors Of this court: On motion Of
Attorney General Speed, Amos steek, esq, Of
Colorado. On motion Of Mr.. Ashton, Assistant
Attorney General, Theodore Ghlselayer, esq, Of
PeunEy wanna. ,
No. Sal. Tho Bank Of Savings in the city Of
New York, plaintiff in error, VS.. Mansfield b.
Field. =
The argument OF this cause was concluded by
Nc. Stroog for the plaintiff. ." -
No. 800. The United States, plaintiffs, against
George. Y. Scott.
This cause was submitted to the consideration
Of the Court on the record and printed argument
by Mr. Attorney General Speed and Mr.. Coffee
for the plaintiff and by Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr.
NiblRck for defendants.
No. no Charles II. Walker ct al, appellants,
VS.. The Western transportation Company.
The argument of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Rae, for the appellant.
Adjourned until to -morrow morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

ANNUAL CosF FERENCE OF THE NJ D CHURCH
This body met in the Southern N. Z. Church,
| South Washington street, Alexandria, at nine
| o o ock, q. m. , this morning.
Rev. Norval Wilson, OF Winchester, President
Of the Conference, was called to preside over the
| deliberations Of the Conferences.
| John s Martin, Of Lexington, was elected Sec
relary, and James z, Armstrong, Assistant Sec
| Rotary.
The roll being called, a large number Of the
ministers OF the Conference responded to their
names.
Rev. Mr.. Register stated that we claimed to be
the Baltimore Conference, aud as there were many
names on the list OF ministers who have since
Withdrawn from this Conference. he desired the
rames Of all such stricken from the roll.
Rev. Mr.. RozIell replied, stat, ug that until alb
sent members cool be heard from their names
| ight be retained on the list. No conference had
cen hold since 1851, aud 1t would be very din =
| cult under present rclmb,dnces to determine
| " no are members and no are not.
| Rev. NJ RoEzell moved that a committee Of
| two from each district be appointed on the state
Of the Chdrch, the said committee to report on
| every matter In connection with the Church Of
special or general Interest: The following com
mttse was appointed: b. B. Smith, =. s Tebbs,
Roapoke district; George O. Brooks, J. W. EVAN,
Lewisburg dlstrict; W. X. spinger, II. A. Goven,
Lexington district James Body, J. H. Temple,
South Branch district; J. G. Dice, J. D. ARM
strong, Roeginsbam district; Norvall Wilson, J.
W. Tongue, Winchester district; j. Hoffman
Waugh, Franc!s II. Richie, Loudouu district.
| Ga motion, W. kB. TndOr was added to the
committee for the District Of Columbia, aud
FL. s. Busy and A. Wilson for the State Of Mary
land.
Ga motion the list Of Ministerial Stewarts for
the last Conference was corrected, aud is row
constituted as f,llows: J. P: Etchison. W. R.
| stringer, p. 8. 4. sixeas, T. Dinely, A. p Bow
den, ]. W. Wolfe. The following Lay Delegates
were also announced: VIM. Wade. J. L. Pitls, J.
| S. Pulle1, A. W. Simpson, Jos. A. Carson, Jos p.
Ship,ey, the latter from the Central Church, Bal
| timore
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

Qd- United states Christian Comnts-
sIOS.-Tho FOURTH AND LAST ANNIVERSARY
Of the United States Christian Commission will
be held In the hall Of tho HOnse OF Represents
tives, on SABBATH EVENING NEXT, February
II, at 7 o'clock.
lion. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, speaker Of the
House. in the ohalr, who. with the following gem
tlemeu, will address the meeting:
Major General GEORGE @. MEADE
Rear Admiral c. II. DAVIS. ...
Hon. JAMES HARLAN, Secretary Of the Iute-
roT.
Hon Senator J. r. DOoLITTLE.
Rev. Bishop MATTHEW SIMPSON, d n.
Rev. HRRRICK JOHNSON, OF Pittsburg and
Hon. CHARLES DEMoND, OF B pstou.
The following will take part In the exercises:
Rev. CHARLES B. BoYEToN, D. D., Chaplain
Of the House. .'I'
Raw WIN J.R TAYLOR, D. D., Of the AmorI-
can Bible Society, 90
Rev. Prof. LEMUEL MOSS, of the University
Of Lewisburg, Pa.
And Rev. EDWARD p. SMITH, OF the American
Missionary Association. 49, d..
Lieutenant General GRANT has accepted an
Invitation, and will be present on the occasion.
SINGING, under the direction OF Mr.. Philip
Phillips, OF Cincinnati.
Tho meeting will be one Of large National and
Christian character and interest.
The friends Of the Commission are cordially
Invited to be present
The doors will be opened at o'clock, and the
exercises will begin precisely at,
fes st GEO. II. STUART, Chairman.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

We are authorized to announce that the
usual reception Of the Secretary Of the In-
terror and Mrs. HARLAN, for Monday even
ing the 18th instant, will be postponed until
February 10th, Monday evening following.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08
LOCAL n h w ..

HN.r,ox., A,soct Ytou nv Scuoor Hupyp.
tNniiOhN' o',N.. = :. :, ~ -
ne III S,,iS' =, liz n's,a.L
~ tue msllaeh seoov. Mn ne s,o o,,I
.he prenoent .; y. No,'nvoP ,.ss,ss $3.50
IN ,ho enan aaa nv. " WIZ. ,os'o
sty. her pIAye, x ss,, ~ sns eti " o"V,
we enau appoln'ea mr. "i''nsi'' 'io'o' - A'
hr ra 5000. .,#u..,,... ,.... an
Ine ioiiowlnsnihs.mea Es. ~ ss TX
pointed - oomm W Pre.s 'n NJ .5'nns,na
Constess 10. nw u puIeSu D. CaS.N
no non =. n wnns " my "A W
~, non n ns y, ana a.. combination
hr' oooulh mosS 1isa - - aaSi,tanaI
slns eip iSss ~, aan,aS VI WV @N1''"Aa
w W. rs WV e NJ o.a 10 .,.,s ~
MI ps woon ?, on,o %9 s,s ~, 20 nn msna oSe
~ ~, .s.,,-. az .,n,,,as 10 cnrsis, n Ave nam.
o. an eheouuse eo"n'''e'' w ''n'''' VI NV NUM-
0e.si .uop.oa a, W.. I.r.av .,a yyhuo NJ,
N, n.s vI 49,, y. ninS sSJ,,,naaI =,
WenNns'h'a' "eio sPPo'A''o a' WV
~ VII. =, n,Io os...a a.. ,,,,o,,tno r..o-
~. ni'e' VI UNIV on'ieu '"e iO'""s ''"'
p.sa,r.y III, ,hr.. ,,...s. ~ s.booI oa,,sr.
'I .,-nHLta ~ 1890, hoarJs ~ .a,..
nsmsiy townshiP or dissfo, pSars s 2. sauss-
non Souy nn,,ai ~ ~, %,hast su.soi. ~
lhienaen. are sseo, ~ .ne nisS' sS1'' "
su,e g% " oym1 I'm 'o"o''' "AeA' w
nvnohl ras iAS ", sno sa''s, ..,,tt..
,ha,,,'In AZ, ~ an,Io,,tn, .chon, s,stis,ic.
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The Athenian Fenians Addressed by
George Francis Train.

Bosros, Feb. s.-The Fenian brotherhood
had n meeting here last evening. 1t was
fully attended, and addresses were made by
]. X. Rogers. Centre Of Manhattan Circle;
B. Doran Killiau, George Francis Train, and
others. The meeting continued until late
hour, and was a very spirited demonstration.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

FoR estorday evening 0ficer
Chandler with four assistants, Of the county jail,
left for Albany with the following named pris-
oners: Henry jackson, one year; Elizabeth
Boose, Que year; Henry Warner, one year
Lloyd smiler, one year; Geo Dixon, one year
years; Henry Fletcher, two years six months
WIN. A. Smith, eighteen months; Hester Grey,
three years ; WIN. Smith, aliaa LOckerty, eigh-
teen months; James Hicks. do Jonathan Pax
ton, do. Lewis white, alias Dutchey, do Jno
Brown, alias Henry Sport, do Samuel Tread
well, three years. MIN Shadrtck, do; Henry
Lines do. AlAx. Dyson, three years six months
John Williams, two years.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

CRIMINAL CoURr-Jndge Rsher.-(Ed.
ward C. Darlington, Rsq, District Attorney,
prosecuting
William Wilkinson, indicted for stealing $50
from william Bigghrei verdict, not guilty. baker
for defence, d, ....-y
Lawrence Miller, indicted for stealing a coat
from Charles, NJ. skipponi verdict, not guilty.
Monroe for defence.
Carl Knoll, Indicted for assault aud battery
on LeopArd NJ, Mo,sri case on trial, Davis for
yss'spsstsasgq lsol.a8 tfr'us1 r'-r7 " reg o.
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Ne,x York Market.

New YoRK, Feb. s.-Cotton dull and de-
clining. Flour-sound, advancing; unsound,
dropping; Southern unchanged and Hriner.
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn, Pork, Lard
and Whisky dull. . ...I...... o.. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-08

We. are authorized to announce that
Speaker CoLrAx's receptions will be contin-
ued every Thursday evening, from 81 till IL
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sy- IS 70 $40 per pay,-we want ao.

A9- % TO $40 per Dayi-wo want ac-
tive, energetic AGENTS everywhere (men or
women to whom We offer extraordinary induce
ments to engage in flight, genteel and profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon ap-
plicatou with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK Il CO.,
febS-lmD&w ll8 Broadway, New York.
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IST1BAAL REyEIuS REcERTS to-day
will skeesd fAk0, 900. .nfs 7n .,.'.
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or Madam Mounts Pile sRlve-af
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, a Con p
sumption Destroyer, and an Bntire Cure for the OF
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found AZ
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotelj
Gilman =, near Metropolitan HOTEL Ford's COR p
ner OF Eleventh aud Pennsylvania avenue; uBn-"
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth and PonnsylSania
avenue; Ellot's, corner Of FRnd Twelfth streatst
Harbaugh's, corner OF Seventh aud o. Jal2-H
E1-Tyyont y-Glve Cents TO save Twen-
ty.hye Dollars. = HEGEMAN's ConesptrAted
Bsuzins removes Paint, 0reass Spots, &c, In,
stAutly aud cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, 30.
equal TO new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
nv DrugVisls HEGBMAN 4 CO.,
=. '... Chemists aud Druggists, 81.
nol9.dAwSm New York, D
A1- ChRpped Hands and Face, sore
Ips Chllblains, &e,-tIB0EMAN h co.'s Game
phor Ice, with Giycerlne, cures Chapped Hands,
10, imm ediately, aud will keep the akiA soft VI
and smooth In the coolest weather, Sold by
Druggistp. Price ~ cents. Sent W mall for 50 !
centH, dEukMAN = Vo,I 10y q.
nolS.dkWsm a".E M 7YNeW rork, hsf-
Ia Wv r @ i,.- BIZ H-uH0'r FF'bsrf63Ii :
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Lecture of "sIfes O'ReiIIy"a Oswego.
ALBANY, Feb. 7.-Col. @. q. Halpine
miles o. Reilly lcctured in oswego last even
ing, to one of the largest audiences ever as
sembled In that place. FOO. ..l ..... To-.
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ca Alert ID. II. CIub.-A> meeting OF
this Association will DO held at Davis Hotel on
FRIDAY EVENING, February 0, at 7 O'Clock.
Punctual attendance Is required to transact
business Of importance.
GIT. COOK, President.
JouE w CURRY, Secretary liz
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81 The Duties of the Country TO her
soLDIERs,--Copiss Of tbs DAILY REPUBLICAN,
containing the speeches Of Generals BUTLER
and BANKS and Senator WILSON, delivered be-
fore the SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL
UNION CONVENTION, on the 2sd and oath OF
January, cIu be obtained at this Office. Price,
three cents per copy % par hundred. u
60 Equal Rights! o..
HON. HENRY CLAY YARMOUTH, ...
OF LOUISIANA,
WILL ADDRESS THE
NATIONAL BaUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
AT THE
AsBURY CHURCH, CORNER OF ELEVENTH
AND X STREETS,
ON f. -l 20.
THURSDAY To.MoRRow) EVENING,
Ar 3 Z .. . 2
HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, p NJ, ..,.-
s... .. sAYLRs J. BOWEN, o..
fe7-2t ,.f..r' President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ag"City Life" ..a.1
LECTURE BY REV. DIR. FISH,
OF NEWARK,
AT B STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, .r
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Q,


srByRcT: PROFIT AND LOSS OF CITY
LIRE.'
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