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LYING LIKE An EPITAPH,

The shifts 10 which the radicals, whose radical
ism consists in snmity to President JOHNSON. are
put, day sftsr day during the heated term, afford
great amusement TO all sensible men who can ap-
prsciats humaT - we'll - truthfulness and msnli-
ness. For inNsnoe the Cincinnati Gasette which
10 . perfect oracle to an immense circle Of good
hearted, thick-hsadsd, well.mssning people in
Ohio, prints In its issue Of July u the following:
Augustus R. Csxaursn, an individual known, and
We may add very notoriousin Cincinnati, and many
other places, Is now defending my policy on the
stat Of the Washington REPUBLICAN.
Now, 1t happens that the infamiss Of the CAxAu-
RAN aforesaid, - set forth in pamphlet printed
BY one Of General BurLER's staff In reply to Chap.
lain HUDsos's pamphlet, were made public In this
journal several months ago. and that the aforesaid
CAzAURAs was never connected with this paper in
any manner. We care nothing for him. He is
worth nothing in reference to such questions. But
We desire to notify the readers Of the Cincinnati
Gasetts that tthey are liable to gulp down some
very big lies while reading the columns Of that
paper, the paragraph quoted above being takon as
. specimen.
fsw days ago Washington correspondent was
attacked with malady supposed to have resulted
from using French copying ink, but It may be true
that the "psn paralysis" ss 1t is called hero in
Washington, b produced by writing double.dis-
titled lies like that which Is paradsd in the Cncn
natl Gazette for the purpose Of njuring The PREs.
IpESr.
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PumnR thu Cahla.

The great Atlantic cable has been working per
fecty" and ''splendidly" since Saturday last, At
least SO We are told by the numerous lAudatory
kilograms from Hearts Content. It ssems to have
been in admirable condition TO snswsr the purpose
Of gratifying Mr. Field and sratuitously advsrtis-
ing the company. The public are now tired Of this
telegraph cable puhsry. They desire proof Of It's
being In admirable working condition, " which
can only bs furnished BY sending to the American
press late and reliable European news-war, politi.
cal. and financial. The exclusive telegram from
London to the Herald, published on Monday last,
was the first authentic news dispatch sent over the
cable.
Since then there have been q few mssgre. strsg.
Cling news kilograms, but the principal work has
been that Of selfpufery or childish kilograms Of
congratulation between people in authority, who
would otherwise never have been heard across the
Atlantic We have had enough Of this. Let the
newspaper press have batch Of interesting intel
ligence from Europs-and there ought to be plenty
Of ito furnish to the American people other
wise the latter may consider the whole thing .
myth and-a second edition Of the De Sauty or De
SANITY cable humbug Of . few years ago.-Nsw
York Herald.
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far as IL related 10 the rebel armies, il was
exercised by Lieutenant General GRANr in
prescribing the terms Of oapitulation. In-so-
far as II related 70 civil md political matters,
II was exercised by Presidents LINCOLN and
JOHNSON, prior 70 the date Of the proclsma-
tion Of peace. TIE war ended IN fact with
the surrender Of the armies Of LEE and JOHN
sroS, and IT ended in law with the proclama-
ton referred to. II any legal proposition is
sound, we take this one 70 be SO. i. ..a
Whether Insufficient or inadequate condi
tions were required by either the Lieutenant
General or TIE President Is not now the
question. All the terms of peace then pre-
scribed by the proper authorities were &C
cepted, and the war in fact and in law was
terminated. We submit, upon the authority
Of the Supreme Court in several adjudicated
cases, that it is not competent for Congress
TO reopen those doings Of the Executive.
For all political purposes they are res judi.
cata. If any further guards against sec
ond rebellion are needed, they cannot be ex-
acted by the prerogative powers Of sove-
reignty vested in the Government by the
laws Of nations, because they, since the
proclamation Of peace, have become dormant,
but only by virtue Of and in the manner ex-
pressed in the Constitution, and that, more
over, not as measure belonging to the war,
but Is one belonging to the condition OF
peace.
Inasmuch, therefore, as peace with the
lately insurrectionary States was concluded
without imposing any conditions or Ustric-
tions upon their representation in Congress,
they cannot be imposed now, except by
amendments Of the Constitution, ratified bv
three-fourths Of all the States in the Union.
This the honorable Speaker must know, just
as well as we do. -
It was neither digniied nor ingenious for
him to insinuate that Congress, in the exer-
else Of war powers, is now employed in fixing
the terms Of peace so as to guard the land
against the danger Of Q second rebellion. In
the eyes Of all Christendom looking on, such
pretences are simply ridiculous. And as
texts for the effort now making to raise an
issue with The President, it seems to us, if
there is any reason left in the country, that
they must be unavailing. All sensible peo-
pie must know that the war is ended; that
the terms Of peace prescribed by the Execu-
tive and accepted by t4 insurgents was
exhaustive of the peace-making power Of the
Government and is legally conclusive; that
it is beyond the power Of Congress, according
to the adjudications Of the judiciary, to re-
open or review his lawful proceedings; and
that all such pretences as are set forth in the
letter referred to are groundless, specious,
and deceptive, and wholly unworthy Of their
distinguished author.
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Mr. r. @. ApAxs has inst mn

Mr.. F. @. ADAMS has Just published and
sent to press history Of the siege Of Washington,
In which there is q plentiful supply of both humor
and satire 1t Is called STORY for Little Folks"
but may be read with profit. We infer. by big ones
Mr. Adams proceeds gravsly to show that our town
authorities take credit to themselves for the
salvation Of the city He contends that the credit
Of saving the city 10 due alone to abull and bar
rel Of whisky. Said bull was the property of Mr..
George W. Riggs. the banker, and was much ss
tesmed for his many excellent qualities and extrn-
sic usefulness. The whisky was barrel Of choice
old Bourbon, found in Mr.. Montgomery Blair's
wine cellar. When Juhol Early and his rebel host
reached the dsfsncss Of Washington they wsre both
hungry and thirsty, and went to searching the
houses Of the neghborhood for whatever was good
The bull was discovered and slaughtered, and the
rebel generals and their stats banqueted on him.
And there was great rejoicing when the barrel Of
whisky was captured and brought forth. When
these rebel gentlemen had filed their stomachs on
the Aesh Of the bull they had such fondness for
the whisky that they allowed It to steal away their
brains. Indeed, they gave themselves up to feast
ing and drinking, and quite forgot that they had
been sent to capture Washington, which they
might easily have done, for It was at that time in
. dsfsnoslsss condition. The delay caused BY this
riotous conduct on the part Of Early and his sub
ordinate generals gave the old 9th Corps time to
come up, when they scampsrsd back across the
Potomac, and the siege was raised. The illustra.
tions for this work will be numerous, and Of the
very finest descrption-Sol. Eytinge being the
and Davis and spesr the engrayers.
In addition to the page drawing, each chapter will
begin with an illustrated initial letter representing
a portrait of some one Of the generals who figured
in the defence Of the city.
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The following miserable cant is attributed

The following miserable cant is attributed
to Thaddsus Stevens by the Washington oorrsspon.
dent Of the Worcester Spy:
ION Sunday evening 1t was my fortune to see
the Hon, Thaddeus Stevens leaving for his home
His face. with Its deep furrows, paid cheeks, sun
ken yet brilliant eyes, with their beetling brows,
and the massive forehead above, brought back to
memory strange utteranos Of the veteran states
man which ohanced 10 ovsrhear accidentally. It
was . revelation Of strange psthos and sorrow,
though ths.voics was touched with tremulous tri-
umph which seemed to come from his soul. II was
early In the day. standing nssr his desk, heard
you this pprningi' e
'a,cyina weaker end wssk~ every Day, thank
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Cousclence makes Cow ards Of ms All,

Oonscience "ases Oo~euso oh ~ hh'
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is In daily receipt
Of communications inclosing various sums Of money
which the writer under an assumed name desires
to be appropriated to the conscience fund" Of the
Department. Many Of these communications are
decidedly original in style, and s specimens We
append verbatim copies Of two letters received on
Saturday last. The FIRST bears no date and Is as
follows:
Mr.. Secretary s|...
srR: This hfty dollars belongs to the Govern,
ment for revenue tax.
Mrs. JEF. DAVIS.
The second containing no incosure, and which
was postmarked "Bsngor, Me-. August End, |" was
addressed to "Mr. Spinner, Bank Treasurer" " and
read rs follows If.... -.s y rr..
Mr.. SPINNER: Ne no have only Is cents again.
.- CHIPPEWA CHIEF.
Jesus College, August lst, 1866.
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AppOlntmslits. ..

The Prssidsnt has made the following appoint.
msnts for Massachusetts: To be Postmasters-Maj.
J. Franklin Dyer at Gloucester, vice Hsskill; COL
Isaao 8. Burrsll At Roxbury, vice Baokupi VIM.
cogsswell, at Salem, vice Chapman; Col. Pickett,
late Of the 26th Massachusetts, regiment, at wor-
coster vice Earle. It will be observed that In the
above list the gallant soldiers succeed civilians.
Major Gen. Solomon Meredith has beon appointed
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Fifth district,
Indiana.
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Internal Revenue.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has just
issued circular establishing new regulations for
the collection of the tax on tobacco, snuff, &c.,
in accordance with the new law approved July Is,
1866. A circular has also been issued concerning
the special taxes under the new law.
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Contract for Government Flour.

The following proposals for supplying hour for
army use were opened and accepted at the Office Of
Major George Bell, Q. s., U. 8. A., on Saturday
last: Geo. 7. McGlus, 800 barrels No. 2 at Sass;
A. Ross Ray'& Bro, 500 barrels No. l at $l3.S5;
and !, 900 barrels No. . at $l2.s4.
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SPECIAL NOTI<JH:s,

- Cslieetsr's Once, City Hall, washing-
ror, D. O., August ], lses.-sorICR TO TAxPAYkRs.
Notice is hereby gives that by an act approved July
"a 1855 the rats oftar real and personal properly
stocks. Ao for the year 1885, h fixed a dollar and
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
vsias Of said properly Upon all taxes npon all prop
ty not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
abatsnsnt Of i've per cont s allowed from August !,
1884, astiths last day Of OCTOBER 1885, after which no
ass-thstuSot = NV st'-ahN A-'' Collector.
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National hanks.

Thors are now 1,657 National Banks In operation,
for the circulation Of which the Government holds
securities to the amount Of $685. 100. 700. seour.
ties for United States deposits in banks designated
as public depostariss arc also held, amounting to
$38, $40, 500.
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PERSON

FREDERICK W. SEWARD, Assistant Secre-
tary Of State. is spending the heated term in New
England. VIM. Faxon, Esq, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy. Is also rusticatins in Connecticut.
MAJ. GEN. SrEADxAN arrived in the city
yesterday, and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotol
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Cash In the Treasury,

The following is . statement Of the amount Of
funds in tho cash vaults Of tho Treasury Depart
ment on the 4th inst United States notes, legal
tender, So 800, 900; National Bank notes. 81, 759,-
423; fractional currency, SIZE 900; mutilatsd cur
rsncy, 's249. .3676O; specimen currency, $50, 3l5;
gold, $sss, ,97si silver, $2,S6o cents $4ssi three
cent coin, 1000.
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Fractional Curreucv,

During the week ending on the 4th instant,
1857, 100 In fractional currency issued by the
printing division Of the Treasury Department.
During the same period tho following shipments
were made: To the Assistant Treasurer In Boston,
$780, 900; to the Assistant Treasurer in New York,
$780, 900; and to national banks, sls9, 500 Total,
1890 500
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Receipts from Customs.

The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States for the time stated are
as follows; New York, from 7th to alst Of July,
$4,968, ,4S4.45; Boston, from July 2lst to 2sth,
$485, 93S.35; Baltimore, from July 2lst to 3lst,
sl52, ,678sii Philadephis, from July 2lst to 3ist,
$SO5, 39S.22. Total receipts at the four ports,
So. 500, 1856 90.
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AasiRned TO Duty.

Dreyet Major J. b. Campbell, of the 4th United
States artillery, has been assigned to duty Act.
ing Assistant Inspector, General Commissary Of
Musters, and Discharge oaioer Of the military do.
partment Of Washington.
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Promoted.

Upon the recommendation Of Major General o.
o. Howard, Fred Wooster Owen, Esq, of Brooklyn,
New York, late captain United States volunteers,
has been promoted chief clerk Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, under the act Of Congress establishing It
for two years.
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

PsESTIoE says that the man who stamps
upon Northern rsdieaiism and rebel radl0slIsn Il
man Of ths right stamp
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The New Army Bill.

Under the provisions of the new army bill all
snlistments in the regular army must be for Ave
years in the cavalry and three for other branches
Of the military service.
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Gubern.tort.l Appointment,

Gubernatorial Appointments.
The President has ordered the appointment Of
Andrew J, Faulk, Esq, Of Pennsylvania, as Gov
ernor of Dakota
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THz receipts from Internal Revenue on satur-
day were 81, SIC, ,008. IL.
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DaRlA.

On Sunday, Angus. s.h ssr .y!,s.seled nla... Mr..
a.r fsn.asa .ii s .ss. SIS iroS L. Of A
500 ia .lsv william rqSs 10. ms s1A ste1st bstweea
aud stsssta, this on1ay) a1sresDs, ~ o'clock.
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A%Wondsrful bat Trusi-Msa saams Rem.
Isorou, the world -rsaownsd Astrolosia and somsan
bulistie Ciarvoysnt while In sairvoyant state de-
nsatss the very features Of the psrson you ars 10
marry, and By the aid Of an instrunsAt Of intsnss
power known the Psyehomotrops guarantees 70 pro-
dass psrfsst asd fsliks pieturs Of the future hss
band or wife Of the applicant with dais Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of ehsractsr, &s This 10
imposition, - tsstineaias without sumbsr assert.
By stating place Of BIRTH ass dposiion color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing hfty cents. and stamped snvs
ope addressed 10 yourself you will rsosivs the picture
By return mall tossthsr with desired inforpssiol.
Address In eonhdsues, MADAnn GlRfnups RsniHsroH,
o. Boz 2a7. west Troy ny osle-dwly
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: ~ Moth and Frscklss.-Ladiss amicted
with Dsoooratons on the Face, called moth patches or
frsekles, should use Psrry's Cslsbratsd Moth and
yrsskls Lotion. NA ipfAibls. Prepared By Dr., D. o.
psRny, psEusiolosist V Bead s.rsst New York, ssla
y Hi druggists Ia iawphlsTtsn and slsvAsss,. friss
" pyai's&tsR
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T'HE GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
xsrABLIsHED In 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON PEARSON.
sTRAM.PowHR
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No. OIL Ninth Street, near Psnnsyivsaia Avsnus,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD RsTABLIsHED PRINTING HOUSE,
BY an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
POWER REssEs,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LErrER.PREss PRINTING.
FINE VISITING CARD
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PR0MPTNEss AND DISPATCH
RELIED ON.
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~ Q A n d. ~
BRADY's aYMNAsrUn.

.#Hgl lI.B As WAsnIHaror, D. O., July ~, 1906.
The undersigned. having declared his intention to
close'ths Washington oymnAsum, known as BRADY's,
by reason Of The pressure Of other and more
eaEagsnsats and having received Numerous appeals
from mAny Of our ctssns TO continue sstabshmsnt
which has beer productive Of 90 much good 10 all who
have svailsd themselves Of such available means
of preserving the ness saua In corpofv sano, ~ at
sush trians expense he has been indnesl a tbs
qasst of naay interested 1srsons 70 dispose Of his
right s and iatsrsst tbersn 70 Stock Company rep
rssentng one thousand shares at sight dollars (es per
neg; and for this purpose books will bs opsnsd for
ths sfs o stock shares and asr the seth instant
at the oynnaaum, and closed on tts lbth proxmo At
which time IN election Of oaesrs wni DO held and
consultation and bylaws adopted. 81 . !
vor fall Information matters Of detail the under:
signed can be consulted At the Gymnasium on Mondays
Wednesdays, and fridays, from TO .. m. #'t
vsrs needless " point ont ths advassaess to be Dc.
rived By members Of A orssnissd eonpsny'owniag
such nsttu.ion, oonss, ,sdiy the best appointed In
the country. Acknowledged By all TO be the most
agreeable and certain Of esablishing in health
the weak aud msintaining therein the strong Ills man.
ifssy the cheapest. tits simply paying Eight Dollars
for Life Interest In aymnAsium whore for member
ship thirty dOlisFs per ysar are freely paid OF .
To insure proper In physical culture and dis
sipii.s the undsrssssd would bs able 10 devo,. two
Or three svsninss In wssk, at moderate renunsra-
tioiby the ssmpany, for purposes Of Instruction In
classes. .--rf .......- ...-.l ... ii.
Persons purchasing stock have the privilege ofcom-
meneing their exerclsssuse Of Baths &o-at The time
Of purchase. t.,...'. ~. ?
Books will be open for the sale Of shares at the fol-
lowing places, as we'll Is At the Gymnasium:
RIGGS CO., Bakers fifteenth street and Penn ave-
rue. s.#.t faf.4 ..'. .. .i Of.
R. W. PEARSON. At Jay Cooks Go. q, Bakers, fif.
tcsnth street, opposite Treasury. u...H ..
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers, Penn. avenus, cor
Of Tenth street. ..,I,.,H ... a.-. ...
RIrTssHoUsR, FOWLER 4 CO., BANKERS, under
Metropolitan Hotel. ... ..
Captain W. n. NEW, secretary's Once, Treasury De-
partment
PHILIP soLoMoNs' and HUDSON rAYLoR's Book
stores, $50 aud ss4 Penn. avsnue.
y. 4. J. RIvEs, ConRrsssiopsi Globe ONCE.
.a Respsctfully, .
....... r.. ABNHR 6. BRADY,
a. Professor Of Gymnastics and Caisthsuies,
Late ProprisOr and Instructor Of Brady 7h Regiment
nj IN n,- aN ..L
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GEoRGETOwN ADv'T9.

GEORGETOWN NEWS DEPOT.
D. ". WHITING,
.I..- ..I Dealer In Il. ....
STATIONERY, NRwsPAPERs, MA0AZINES, 10.
Nsws stand 1t the Post oncs, Congress street, :
GEoRoErowx, D. O.
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
will bs received, and the paper delivered regularly
every morning to subscribers In any part Of dsorgs-
town. js2S.0
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til u d 8 S0N T A Y l. OR,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,

ss4 Psnnsylvana avenue doors west ofNinth street
WAsHIsaros CIrr..
All tho new books Of the age received Immediately
prices, '
I@p0rsd Stationery aud American nsnufasturs, Of s
grade. and variety At the lowest New York priess.
witkont loss Of time. - .''
Waiting Cards printed. ssa Plates engraved 10 Ne
Al Medical Books supplied ., puslishs,' rates,
SapW ~ xAvslspw SlaRsS v sISSS, Syl.u
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AS-Madam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy.
Or, and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Ashma &e
can be found Al stotts Drug stors opposite National
Hotel, ailmans, nssr Metropolitan Hotsl Ford's cor.
nsr Of Eleventh and Pennsylvana avenusj Rntwisiss
sornsr Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivania svsnus Rliotts
corner Of and Twelfth streets, Hsrbaushs g. corner Of
Seventh and q. iala.tf
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

Standardization Arm.-Ths DoarA Ssr
The xxaminAoa Of Brsseh Loading Arms Of osa.
srai Hancock is prssidsni is In session d No. H
Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hoars Of II
. m. and p. n, until further noties. tH
tnvsato requested 10 submit their arms IN per.
son or By agent toths recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th o. g. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col. U.GA,
mhl9-H -.|. t#Na.. Recorder
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Secretary SEwARD's persistent adherence to
the doctrine Of an unbroken union Of the
States saved us from the tronble which would
have resulted from their political heresies.
Having been most Of the time wrong dur.
ing the war, they seem 70 find Il impossible
to get right since whenever they desire to
attain q purpose their old disrespect for the
Constitution and their old idea Of q dissolved
Union come in again as arguments in their
favor, 30 that reconciliation with their Sd lh-
ern brethren is process attended with the
EXTREMIST agony on their part. They can
not bend down to 1t, even to say the Lords
Prayer in this connection. The ethics Of the
parable Of the prodigal son is secuted by
them as being at most common Veal
question about which Senator NYE and the
Saviour Of men are at liberty TO differ.
The moral of these facts is this: Statesmen
who are unable to comprehend the exigen-
'cies Of the Government at tAe present time
IRE incompetent to manas se it. And no
greater disaster can befall ii now than to
have its destinies fall under the control Of
pl nians who reject - divine precept
|s71: ....
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
torrroiAL.l
D.rAnfn.rf sv ssAr.,

wAsniSoros, 25th July, 1855. l.
Information has been received IN Sh
the British Legation that the Govern Ut
Of Prince Edwards Island have agreed to
recognize in the waters within Its Jurisdiction
the Fishing licenses isspsd by the other
British North American PROVINCES; and that
Fishing licenses ere now issued by the Gov
ernment of Prince Edwards Island at the
following places, andby the aforementioned
persons, namely: a.'
Charlottetown-The Colonial Secretary.
Cascumpeque-James Forsyth.
Richmond Bay-Benjamin Beansto. -.
Georgetown-William b. Aitken.
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:
s1- national unioa nxseutl<s Gsnuaitsss
Tho following gentlemen compose The NArIoxAt uHroH
Exsourivs connrrEs, vhoss roons srs at the Uaion
National Club No. $50 Twelfth street. between and
streets. ..sTF.r4zIH,. 20 Ii Htt
Dssgass 10 the PhilsdsIphs Convsntion arriving IN
the city srs requested TO call at the rooms Of the elub
ana resstef their nanes. g.ass.0
.ibts ~ .sI 3 HON. a. W. RANDALL, -rS
~ io-s zsif. sissiH- so o. .fra Chslrnau.
HON. o. Il. BROWNING, g"
HON. N0Nr00nERY BLAIR,
fsg ,siai' 'sa ris Q. wnNDILL, leo., Fhh
'-e' Trt''Ss- CHAs. KNAP. nso.. r
A. n PKRRY, xso.,
s-- 'l-l D. SAMUEL rowLHR, Hso.
Hon CHARLss MAsox .F- fa.H'1
Corresponding Secretary.
JoHS y. CoSLs,Y1-g5 y ~. .EsaF'
keeording sserstary. jyis.taul4
SrAmanusnsis.-Psrs dssirins the ssr-
Vices Of CoPYIsr or AnANUxNsIs, cas- Be seeonno.
dated By lady who writes neat and piain hasd by
applying at No lss Sixth street wsst bstwssa aad
= ssreets north. ~ spas-H
- To the Cisissns Of Gssrgstewn.-Ar.
rsngsmsnts have been made 10 havsths de-
nversd promptly and regularly every morning 10 sab.
seribers In every part Of 0sorgetown. .s
Subscriptions will be received By D. ". wHrrIN0,t ,t
bis News Stand In the Post onos. Congress street who
u hs>sEsnt for dsorgstown, sad 10 whom all con.
plsints vail hereafter be made su,i."
Terms-7c cents per month, payable to the Agent
js2s-f -ft.r
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at q. Professor Of Gymnastics and Calisthenies,
Late Proprietor and Insruetor Of Brady 7h Regiment
aul-n In .... r- Gymnasium, Of New York.