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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

- Rihmonb, Is. Npril 1866.
Die aniers,i@nettn babtn DC gtrs ap,u;ttaer. ban IL
unier Der ttirnta ppn P w
3opple S Sauicr,
Sfttef:, SToao ottaBc. n'ren Der Cts 6aG.
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eth u c II tnr - 9 e 1T
gum @nsaut unb ge'fauf ron Gjrunbfaden 81 lcfpik rim
pa ~ IA e-@ eibaft
3tnth6en bier unb Guropa er6fntt ba6sn.
ala @9enten fur IiibmIidit bstanrte SSuIer. un,,r an
bern fur bic 5srreu ' ""' VIZ
zero 10 u..R ut
NnS mr. in Bet stahb? asItt. itSsrsM biTrli6s b.x
eu nj { ano I5nelte 8sf0rcerunasn nit Tomsf- unS
;fuorilsu. "' ""i''"
@s'- aasfunft pirS itSer5eit bsr eitptl-
ri It ertbeiIt.
@s- Der. s'aaen 9diTtS no rben inus, sa!b 4s stunt.n
BON urs belerat S'""''"
U. 9.9aafer, ais 6fen:(tast @otar. srupNtbIt i'd
auseEoem, Die'bte bisber, sur @nSrliouno spn 81 E r a.
9 IN Ino Se9laubigu ii 9HU on rfunbcn n: frnsr
gum etntalitren o0n &e9nunsen in ti,jacrr 5tobt
Sno iur Sslcrssns Son GObenf6etne ubrr' bier oer.
'0''sHs vsllNNH' mann Sppple.
2B nj 81. 3 auer,
T.. b.. RICHARD s. BoAs.
M. 8 Sdrelsg Str uube 9rVabpaY, Stem @ort
sSt6lsi 1t. S6liffabrte.@rIrItIho
@ustni9e Ya1a9s- @senten Der
d M Gr9'r 8 q pfhiff
SHits'@ ontransts h6er ale Sdftn, fur DampE, une
Ss5sllHdtffs. golmcdren, DadtibrfSrOuuro
Ns~"H" -. ""9HV"V' Nopplt u. pauGtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Ngeutur>Sifee Con 6uppte II. 3au(er;
SruaD ctr usttu Der City 6aG.

9u Serfaufen Cine gang nu einserihtttt
@irtbl&oft, inn pbern Sbsile Der Stapt. S66ne gBpbnuns'
unb MIR $50 Rente.
Cine icbr 9di etn9ridtett Rcftauratiru. on TPatn Sif..,'
nit 6 3imn,erH, paftnp fur en Scarbinetaus. Rsnft
TT unseip6bnli, bilts.
Gin suttr GpnfeetiOnerilore, on Srpcf 49,, Der 9Iab If
lcit Sable en- htt1uni. Der Gi9en, tua,er nil nur . rfaAfen,
neil fr ltine rigtne 6irm b., tebcn Mil.
3u perrcnten: Sine iG6ne 5arm BEL ptitreburs.
Eta'traftise Dsailae, wsnn aud unbs nntsI', purrsn b,:t
cine Stelluna fnpcr. 10 &6er itpe b,p1anSt.
GSs- RdIfer unb 8ertdufcr fptrret &c lets in ibrcm
SnttreTt fntcr, wetn fe Nh IN urs psnben rparpeG.
9pDprc II. g ufer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
mrs.

y II uno 3 anc 9 fpr
l4O Nnin Ctr. ,W. Der %. u. "a. ctr.
niT6 bn b'uffttn 7 dntcH Ssi6nirnrs gum ScIu6- bcit,ns
e%nlptoshn. aue artin 9us- uno 6lncp. @rtif,l fnb IL
rnn ou' etrartist &r5eitsn ouf 9%citcquna. unS intmsr irSsu
cSelbrnad ertlprttcne, ~onatfertiet ipcrscn.
Oaa Nuftrimnten alter Sits unS aGc in cinem fpldtn
fubrt.
lin etnen Ssiud unS sab'rtj8, @uitrdse billet,
Ni I e. 06bt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
= D y 9 CD | Oh e r,
&hinlIer uup 8mt .fnInnh1f

SW'VU'F HHV oUUIFHHuWIE,
Is. Strnse, jDtihsn Mdin hnp Cary Strase.
SasbfrcuRcen. iprpte Fem eeiamnnten beutften gubiifum
bic %srs,ben. On; sige, bB eCr llntsr;cidnetc ale , attii6er
t~OmntHosu arbeitcn gut unb I; ben b;GieTtn yrsifen ars-
%,uinbtn int Stanor m
att in btrien 8eitdfisJpeieen ee6rauGt me benee sr.
titcl bdlt Ger llntcrsr,h Lctt in rei6tr Nusipabl leis pprrd>
tbts uub perSea irIhs BON %etmielbsn 5u zen t~tl.isitra grsi-
n re fault.
8sParatursr an %eiitrnen 9 a ntrten befens unh
punttli&if brlprst. !
glpftnSa9t lsosr DIRT mtrten srn beHlIIten in irs,nb
pelAer 28tiis einScrihtst.
Inn e,nsu Stiub ietnes gefbdlts unb ,ablrei6e duff
trdSe biittt !9ebn 9 Glc;6e TT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
8ns. Nfeiffer,

&Sns. Nfeiffer,
y q us u u b 8 % lDer -Maltr
b. Str.. 3pif6rn 8roho umb WdrfbnQ.
Der Hntsrieifn'te empietl lid ieinen Nrsuuber rnb rem,
btuthsn YusItum CUR Gusfubruno oGrr in Sii,isn @ Ssm
l9aft ?Smslsen "OrtommeHhen @rtsi:en uno psripritt bel
een blulsltn grslien bic re- Ute @eoicsuna. "
I'm Sdelrei6s unb 9ensists Auitrd1e biittf
aB N. 9]fetfftr,
6t Sirost, benz aR irft ote,HuSex.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Scfduutmacbunaeu
Gift.
@cit s Iempe;

S6rstnsr unp Sdu-untsru, bmsr,
life StruGe ,piiden 8rcuo. umr Maribuuf-;
uniersn 6rsurbsn unc benz otebrttn pubtitum bic Sin.
SsI9e. eeB mir ltst. IN ben Stanb sslCst ltnb, due in eds
oSpta9 s,m,@tassnes arse'tsn gut une b,i,sft anssafabIsSt
Terner tas . rp, dtn pom McuteIn Emo al, 6ermitsen Nr<
btlten werecn beifsrS bricrg.
G.rro %enpftblcn ith Die llutcrieihnetsn ;unr a1ffes,l
con SfIfhiHcn uno STr Gusfa truue olsr {. i. MEbltatSt-
&reetttr. Inn senei9te &ufrdse bitten
@eis II. aenps.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
McAULEY's

ALEXANDER McAULEY's
ttlliSsr 0rUreip Cor.
gfr. 10 Nainftr ,iuilchru Der t7teu une 18trn.
DaS oeufl6e Yublitum rp'rb anseIesentlitit auf bieiss
heus Hsfati grreeip Stltaft arfmsrfiam stn,ebt, mo be
otlltn SrceerI. sSaarsn ~ pshsu!enb biIieereu 9reilsn ais
IN iTgene tinem 1lotrn %etrGrtsen 9el6uft Der Statt oer-
tSulf msrotn. alsinsr grpfi uno itnsaer Serfauf, it pos.
yriaitg, nah ipeldt:m ettiss @eltt, III eeflbrt wrb.
I'm up opl Dem obsn gei asieu III ubcrteua.n, ipirS i'm
eiRen eeut bielts @ruefr- 9I9ns .e.eten. in Dem bic az
settn Haufr IN eng iNber, brufhsr unb fran,6fltb,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Snlims Sdomlnoru,

SnltuS Sd5mmann,
UT 029 SroartraBs. Smilttn rer 6ien II. item.
IhrmaGer anO G0tp- nnr Siitrf- Arbeitrr.
Wsi1sl SIsunbelt urb Dem beu i4ea 9Ibneim ete Nu-
ss19e: odB ls an Obtgem MoBe eiH' lbret,' uuo Sumo! y
9sl9at' erp1aei babe, in Oem tJ eln srStes Qas.r Der vel.
lgtsoeharIi9ltsfl @Ulo> nno . lDsr~llbren, leauo. Ano
Siano.HbreA unb SeptIrYsIrtittl lsts ~s6r.dtbi6T saIte,
8arantirt unS 8t ban b~illgfttn 9rei'crr per fsufe.
HspaTaiuret'r srpen lGnel uno biuia oasoefi,rt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
@H ID d ss
Strbeits II. Observation-Disclosures,

OtnntHir Stfdbf. untrr- Ter Uirti 0poittan-Sou
Dr. anter5tiAuete maht bi,rmtt b,fannt, bos er De T.
lesn Tel@aI .l9Iils untr Den b,itsn 9sbtnsunaea psrj6afr.
pot5u91t9 alfn Stnipanosrtrn, tsnen alt Radipriiu aora>
.p st9epen miro. %le OtIsnt9en, Bite eiipaise Arbeiis6pIfs
e'ea2en, neEoen IN turisr 3nt Dol un+erer Sfies sttlprai.
@'an ~eertil'rf: &.@ b'@nDabGip
SoIt5trn employment &senep,
Sor l6, &ttmonp, 81. 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
$500 per Sabr. Npeuten StrIanaf,

$I8UU per Synbr! Nprnten 0erlangfl
I'M n6eraI unisre perteTtrten 500 Nib al 6'ineu
81 %StTfauftn. GS iiub pieies brsi reribisbene Nrteu, fra,-
nanntt lumber" unb upper fteo." M II rrcStre b;eic @db>
Waihinsu, bic auf ilnf Sabre earartrt msrten. Gs ii. T.
ben fur ben 8crfauf bebt SaIaire pber Commit tsnrn be,ab.t.
&S 1T biees bic elm ;i9e Ndb- a~rafpint, bic in ZEN
Der. sttattn fir peristr ais $40 Serfauit 10 rb, unb ,rpar
NIT 7baifdnbisr 9issniiol Won 5Ope, Whee sr II. gpilion,
Grover u. ga:cr, Sinaer Il. Comp, unb 9ahelber. @ul
anrefeu hillIsen Ydb>Nalhinen iinb Mad abmunoen, unp
Der 8erfdafsr iUtpObl ME her 81 fer f5Inen &C.
ridtliH bafdr belaast unb befra / perSsn. SauHrirte
Gireulare rptrben ppffrei m9efanbt. Wan abb, fire
oba lprsts pttf6uIi6 psr lei . 5 a no u. GIarf.
@i>bcfcrb, Waire. petr Gbicoop' on
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

noer t [ II 4.
Der untersetbaste III jset in Stauos, tjte,n gIf roo in
ttntmSelratts ausiufusren unb iwar 10 btHid aIe mSai;d,
Cine &uewobI ron Sd: gen ut fort,pdbrcnb r prrdtbio
Gin Heaer l66nsr 3obtsn waeen nit eincm auttn
Suti@s' une rutisen Yferbsn fur stpaieer @sbrau6.
HranciS 4aube,
SrpaSfr.. gft Del lfen GtroEc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
COLE s. TURNER,

Cole s. TURNER,
Suheaneier nnp 3siIunpssNsrntrb,
WbIa-SuIlrina l3tc Straer
haIten ItttS Sor rdtbia unc EeSrn auFs @,isn,,ns ~ ,n.yEs
Ibsiltn Der Stabt iist5 plnftttt as $50
are Artsn erut der Huber unN 2eitIbriFtrnn,>
Die 5srrsn s. 8ur5 unb s. sri der. unI;rt SD
ger, rpcroen &uf rage leotr' Irt p%Unftlff Il ausfibrerH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
& &in6erbater s. Spf.

a%potbster u. Drolrfifsn,
5O4 Sroao Giraffe. ,mtideu 4 NM 3. at oer
s0ir fubrSn lsis Elm GUT aIortirtts Eager IN Drpoaeu.
Sbem.talIeA, Yaitrtrseti nsn, Sel,u, Bartlett Frn, p3rfI,
msrten, 10 'sit>&ritteIn u. IL, ipeIte mir su Ben b,llislttn
YrctItn pTer rtu.
Se' epic NJ reen gu irber 3ett sn 8. 6. ains,rUattr
prompt une btlialt aneeftrtiat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

pGpttr.aD a arsnbaus.
ROBINSON & FAIRBANKS.
&brlslale. WuD 8stltl> 5onbisr BON
S"rslb , Druid uno WrappluasNapisr,
Slanf BOOTS, 2inte, @nusiopss.
S0re'omatsIialisn authorization II. Buntpapier.
Na- sur leinene ub baumw Qun,rsn, aIts S6fs
Stride nHo 9api.r mirN Der boot, NartipT.is 5s,ablt.
SlFes Watntr-, 5pV6sn Der 8 u. Ii.
Y. "sbtateR. Gam. B6trb4HFs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
&cbmibt s. miner
Day GooDs Dry CooDs !
A. c.. SAUNDERS.

Nc. 325 Brrarff r., swtibtn Der 3teu unp 4trn.
Smpcrii' te une %afAtrifar iibe ORR @ccts ieber @rt per.
Den ssn Fem unttrseitnsten III ben ~biQieitrn QreiItn YER
fault rne bittf otritlet ersrbsuit un eintn Seiub eines
Hoeert. Die 4utt aQer @aartn, bic in eieiem @,ihdft
Ssrlauft rptr>en pire saraAtiti ins lit tci dnbia elm arps,s
Eager %SOrrdtbiS. 81. e. . annberS
fuHber Bel .. 81. gfrI,nbs,tr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
e mis- @inu,ui's

BACoNs QUARTER BRANCH SALOON!
@he Inttnt 6reunbe uno baS ecesrte ceutife 0ubIifum
erlauoL ltn Der lnier':idnctc gum hcisiacn 9c,ub. Gtiu,r
n;ntn 2StrtbItaft tinju accr. Die scIfmiafYcn eiroerihtet
III uno no 'te:e be btiten 6 fr ibuneen in rti6ncnr sus-
mael jd fnSen leti neroea. @Ie btIpnoers Yur;iaIid, fann
tb meme Sauprs uno 9Ssint empfebIen un6 rcin Si,r
Teroe tb nlr aus ben beiteu Sutltn tc;icten. Die Omni.
ou,le tonntt D > on mstn Srtat bsnubi prrteu.
UNI ettout en- StIuh bittst GputS IS 1.
glo. Nyttnt i:tts Sabreu beff bcrbc @erbtrti 10 ree id
mad ipIe sr fprtitttn unb bite lob auG fiji buf q Sr,hSf,
un DIE terisre Gsnlt oeS Yub!ifuHs. 6. @imm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

@~ 91tr er6icltcu icettu cine rsus Serolns
tstnfte @br,t1aua unp Stslsr ,Er6u,er. Wu S6sIa
cote @rt6asr GerUeIat- gBnri.
~el6e mir 5sini4medern gang ~teirnrerS emrf tlen; fcrner
s6tcn Shwe,SFr- uut 9lmbur1er..Raie.
e@''n eeut den 0tmbrrr>aft, ionic ~frtncu S6crs
.rr. unp Jtbrin 'lpein.
d i t u. miller.
5G2 Srpab Str.. Gde her 5. Strds
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

CHockEEY s. FRRNEYHoUGH,
9tbtrbanplsr uap Communion Msrtante,-
l3h Stra6e, ,wtfdsu Mintn II. Carp,
&ibmpne; gd.
Dttft!e,n fattcn ifcta en- pOaffinciscs Eager Ron SOsI-
2tttt. fran,pnibss, hcutdts no opsritan,Ihte Ra,bs.
Stetti ale Spyltn 2coti fur Satter. StbI fur 9erbr uRs
aue zen %esnfsibcn eebraudt werbtnoe Raierialier, S6ub~,
n'othtr>D erf;euse unh due unttr fert stlmsu ,,6incinsS"
retannte NrttIti &c. &c.
Dteitbtn pcrtaufen frtntr .aEs Sprttn a.ber, Ssu,,,
Sebl ,e. duf GpmHtffon unb 3abteu lt6erale gcrf6uTe.
Il. D. SbpdItp. e. 9. crntsbpua al.
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Car idhr:famt.

.Ufs;nen Greun 'ea uuo benz s.cbr en- 0ub'ifrm 81. Iu<
3tt9s, Dap I'D lest III ben S!dno ttieet bin, ale GuftrSnn
eiQt9lt auSufubret. ''''"' "Ho
W'tn ne"sr & bt nipas n III oar i6Shft Def stubt. III
MI rleiSTn uno ihDnt1 gfsrben %belpannt, urS ffebt nrsH
ee; l CUR Si5ppliticn.
SaTae tfer Irt iiaO itstS ~Uurrdtbis unb f0untn Surd s,p
ani ~rSsiepneten biaiait D'sO5en perrer.
5Ir au5fIbrun9 aier y ten 0sparoti ru II. 1orp fA,n
'R S@TsIRss>& rb:iteH ~snpftDt ft tshtns T"
Snsua % n I,rA.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Mmauft @inf.rS.,

ole SrdBs, iDil.D'H SIoLr NIB 0rucf @trS6e
I % { II Orae r
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Mu3et9eu.

SerTdberunal
THos. M. AIFRIEND & Son,
(uber 81 nj. u. Gbas Cutters Store, Nair- Sir az,
srpiI6ta bsr stsn unp 1oten, &idmonb, BAL
Gaenten ner
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SooTTsyILtE, VA,
ertbeiIen ats IrIdr Yriidsrureen e:een Grucr> unb
W afftr unter cen siiultishen Sebin,
9unesn, SO in biedtS cine . I n { b { Spmraanis.
Ole IN REDEEM Na's , c llutsritdeuna unb oas gSub.pplen
af uniste Sreunb: 6. 9inmi, D. Sri G5r5ntsa, $. 81.
Stedtr, u. Sseeter u. Bro, I'm. u. Gt8. Gufer u. q.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

Mr.. BRIGHr's JoKE.-one passage Of JoHS
BRIGHr's speech on the reform bill has had an i'm.
monse success in England 1t is that In which he
describes the singular coalition between Mr., Lowe,
of the Times, and Mr.. HoRsMAS, as follows:
~ know there was an opinion expressed many
years ago by member Of the Treasury bench and
Of the Cabinet, that two men would make party.
When a party is formed Of two men 80 amiable so
discreet, as the two right honorable gentlemen, we
may hope to see, for the first time In Parliament, a
party perfectly harmonious and distinguished by
mutual and unSroken trust. But there is one diff.
Guilty which 1t is impossible to remove. The party
of two is like the Scotch terrier, covered with
hair that you cannot tel which is the head and
which is the tail"
An English correspondent says that "large post
ers, with woodcut of shaggy dog over the above
extract from Mr.. Bhghts speech, are covering the
walls and bOardings of all our principal towns and
citiesn
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
Tho Trial Of Col. Jaonueas.

The case against Col. Jaequess Herman Rosen.
garten and Rebeooa DOckins charged with prOcur.
ing an abortion upon and causing the death of
Louisa Williams, was called yesterday morning in
the Criminal Court. The accused were present ex-
cept Mrs Dockins. Tho prosecution Is conducted
by the County Attorney assisted by Mr.. selby HRr.
nsy. The defence Is conducted by Geo. A. Caid.
we'll, 7. W. Gibson, II y. Baird ]. Hop. Price and
Walker Whitaker. The parties are tried sepA.
ratoly, Col. jacques having his trial hrst Much
time was consumed in impRnneling jury, as many
Of them had already formed and expressed an
opinion.
Af.or n tedious interval had elapsed, the counsel
for the State and for the defence announced them.
selves as ready for the trial. The first witness
called was Mr.. J. @. Gill, the Coroner. His testi-
mony was confined principally to the appearance Of
the deceased and the verdict Of the ooroners jury
and the facts elected at the inquest. DIR. II. O..
Miller was then called. His testimony was mostly
the scientific aspect Of the case the probable age
Of the child, whether labor was natural the cause
Of the death, and the probable induction Of prsma-
ture labor. Tho whole afternoon was consumed In
the examination Of these witnesses Tho Court
then adjourned to meet at the usual time this
morning. --LoHisViHs Journal, liza.
u.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
SPEECH OF HEAD CENTRE 81


STEPHENS, the Head Centre Of the Fenians, was
serenaded Friday night in New York, md his
speech was phOnographically reported as follows:
one paid to Ireland. Hear, hear" and cheers. !
thank you in the name Of ireland, and also sin
oerely thank you on my own part, for some rehec-
tion oft one paid to Ireland falls also myself
lGrsat cheering. ......-. ..... ...
6s told you last night, II Is not my intention
to make any long address to you [" good, good
until thoroughly understand the position Of af-
fairs hero. Immense cheoring.l 1t Is also my in.
tention, as II Is my duty, to make every possible
effort to oonciate those good men and true Irish.
men who differ in opinion from us, and who,
trust, before our mass meeting next Tuesday will
come to an understanding with us. Terrible ex-
citement, shouting and cheering The grand es-
sential now is unity Of action. TCheers. That
unity Of action we must have. A voice: "Yes,
we must.'l No man shall stand between It and
us, [Cheers.l The man or the party who would
now keep US divided IL an enemy Of Ireland, and
as such you must treat him. tCheers.l I have
already made advances shall continue TO make
advances toward those friends Of ireland who differ
from still in opinion.
/ shall mako all necessary concessions consistent
with duty, consistent with my knowledge Of the
home necessity Of what we want In Ireland. Hear,
hearl For It is to Ireland tht you must, in the
FIRST instance as in every instance, look. [Cheers
There 10 the heart and the arm, as we'll as the
cradle, Of our race. 1t Is there our action must
begin ms well as end. tGreat applause
A stentorian voice, not particularly melodious
exclaimed at this point, " This Is New York the
bsst city you ever saw in your life.r
Mr. Stephens. New York Is a city to be proud
Of. Arrangements have already been made for q
meeting in Jones' Wood on Tuesday next. ex.
peel to meet every true Irishman, every lover Of
Irish liberty there that day, and then and there
shall lay before you fair statement Of our actual
position at home and abroad. [" Good good ~
and cheersl You must not be disappointed II do
not speak to you at any length tonight. I have
already given you my reasons for not doing so.
A voice. We only want to look at yourself
[Lnughter and cbeers.l
Once more thank you for this compliment to
ireland, and, indirectly, to myself.
A voice Do not speak only what you think
proper
Mr.. Stephens. never can be got TO say anything
that is not proper. Once more accept my thanks.
and farewell until Tuesday. [Great cheering and
applause
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
PERSONAL.

GENERAL SANTA ANNA, the ex-President Of
the Mexican Republic, arrived at EliEabethpOrt,
New Jersey, from St. Thomas last Saturday. He
10 accompanied by several Of his countrymen.
MAJOR GENERAL julius SrAHI. has been ap-
pointed United States Consul to Japan.
OoLoEEL Waller B. SCArEs has been ap-
pointed Collector Of Customs for Chicago, and Gen
sral OSCAR L. MASS Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the First District Of Illinois, vies SCHNEIDER,
remOyed #T.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

-
aPgHANsCoM, EDITOR
--~r-s--
MONDAY MoREINe.ia;,;::;::;,,:MAY n, 1888.
RECRPTIoN AT THE EXECUTIVE
~ "t' MANSION. q
The PRESIDENT and daughters will receive
next Tuesday evening, 18th inst, from to
THE COLLECTOR OF NEW YORK.
HENRY A. SNyTHx, the new Collector Of
New York, arrived in this city on Saturday
morning last, and during the day had an in
terview with Tm PRrsrpESr and sEcRErARr
OF TIE TRKAsuRY. With the latter, rr.
srrHE placed upon file his sureties for the
faithful fullhlment Of his duties. iu.
Mr.. SnrHE left for New York last evening,
and on Wednesday next he will proceed to
the custom-house and take and subscribe TO
the required oath Of Office, and enter upon
the discharge Of his duties.
During Mr.. SNYrHE's brief tarry in this city
he received several dispatches from some Of
the leading merchants representing the
heaviest commercial houses in New York, who
deposit at the National Central Bank, Of
which he is president, urging him not to re-
sign that position, assuring him that they
would relieve him Of the duties IL he would
give the bank the benefit OF his name while
he is Collector. To this very high compli-
ment Mr.. SMyruE was not able 10 make i'm
,,aa;.,n -, W. hol;av. bowavar that
"a, -. a. ~. - -
tne government VIII ,rus' W '"o "Se u''oie
tion OF Mr.. SNrTHE to determine tor hlmseii
whether he will comply with the very gener-
ons rsorest of the denositors of the National
C--.., p..,-
oenn DAA g,
MR. ShfrhE, WINE mere, was the guest OF
several OF our leading citizens, bankers and
Others, and was called upon at his hotel by a
lar0e number of distinguished officials.
Tba Now york Comu.r.,,I aJ,,.r,;,.r
,o.L;,, 80 a. 90, sr,n.,;o,, 81 M S,,vr,,.
speaking oi 'he cohnrina'ion vi mh oAfrhh'
says:
"The New York public is to be congratu-
lated upon the confirmation Of Mr.. HESRY
A. SMYTHE, as collector Of this port. The
Senate committee have tried to bring the
odor Of partisan politics about the nomina-
ton, but have finally yielded to q very gen.
eral determination on the part OF the solid
men Of New York, that business man, and
no mere politician was needed for the place.
Mr.. SNYTHE has the qualities Of an eminent
merchant-honesty, sagacity, prudence and
force of character. He has long been practi-
cally familmr with the business Of this city
and Of the country. He has never been
mixed up with party management, and
wouldn't know caucus If he saw il, while
his instincts would teach him to avoid it as
no place for an honest man. We have faith
that Mr.. SNYTnE will make the public bust
ness his first concern, and that he will reso-
lutely do his work in the best way, regardless
Of the shrieks of faction In such course
he will be sustained by all the worthiest in
Huences in the metropolis" -....
uu~u NJ. Uo.ir Ir,,..... D. ,xnol,a ~
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
THE DEPARTMENTS.


The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States in the week ending Sat.
urdsy. were as folows; New York, SASS, 900,
Boston, $500, ,4Sl.ss Phiisdelphia, sios. $50 4s,
Baltimore, s6o,2so.24i making a total for ths
week amounting 10 81, 707, ,2fT.o5.
The national Republican., 1866-05-14
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILKNoE DESTROYED.


DR. B coURTARET's DIsIsFEoTINo FLUIDS So.
cured by Let Patent In the United States aud France
Prepared solely by the New York DiainfeetinR Com
pany, at their Laboratory Nos 2os 3l0 and 30l Henry
strest, N. Y. onlee, "a Cedar street
Dr. Coutare the celebrated French Chemist in charge
Of Its Laboratory, Is prepared to furnish Its DsNPKcr
k0 FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurser es, urnAls water
Closets priyes eesspoos, sewers CUTTERS ships rail-
roads, hospitals, prisons and public Installations all
ments all kinds Of manures fnneAsely Increasing tho
value OF the latter to every farmer and wherever pol
Sonous ard offensive gHses exist These agents de-
odorIers anlisepes putrescents aud disinfecants
In the scientific meaning Of the words. They remove
noxous and odors by chemical rinepleseaving
In their places hedhul air; they DEsrRoYRRs and
not merely aosortents Of poisonous urious
to utensils In which they used. Tho AIentlon Of
ants Attached testimonials N favor Of this great
discovery, Which, with hundreds Of Others be
at the CompAny's Once:
DELAyAs HOrsE, ALBANY. March 30, 1895
To the President Of TIE NeD York DisffeG ing Com
pdny: ... ....
bRAR sRi It Is all tits represented to be We have
made many trials Of disnfectants hut now consider
that We have found an article which surpAGses all
7. RoEssKL L d Co.
NEW YoRk. April o, 1866
To the Prssfdent Of the New York Dist,Jsctino Com.
pdnV: ... . ..
DEAR sra; We pronounce II without exception to be
the best we have ever known ItDefeet upon every
mater Is complete and instantaneous.
@. A. STETsoH, Asor House
AB- N u. These Dislnfecants are used by tho
engers upder the direction OF tho Sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health Department New York
POWELL THOMPSON
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General aud Sole Agents for the Unied States aud the
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Uuited States and CAnadas. myl4-9m
The national Republican., 1866-05-14

orrEDE.-on the first page Of the Re-
PUBnoAE will be found full abstract Of the
new District Of Columbia bill also the re-
port Of the officer Of the Treasury Depart
ment who has examined the affairs Of the
Merchants Bank Of this city.