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CAssIus NJ. CLAY SUPPORTS THE PREsI-
DKNT-Cassius III. Clay, our Minister to Rus
sla' In q letter date9St. Petersburg, MarchIl3th,
says:
81 deem II my duty TO denounce the course
OF Sumner and Stevens. If one man remains
foydt ne IS me STATE stand by the Presidents
veto Of the Freedmen's Bureau hill Let the
States give the freedmen all civil rights and
by degrees extend to them the right of su ffrage
Or else let an amendment OF the Constitution
make one rule Of suffrage for all the States
This attempt of Congress to interfere with the
rights of the States after the war power cease
is a usurpation of power unknown to the Con-
stitution, and subyersiye of the whole theory of
republicanism, as based upon the old Consti-
tuition of the United States"
Mr.. Clay was an original emancipationist.
and one Of the most honest and earnest Repub.
licans in the country.
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PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS IN TUT nor.

The air at the Capitol to-day was CHARGED
with explosive matter The House had its
personal affair as well as the Senate, in the
shape Of sharp little encounter between
Messrs. Conkling and Raymond, all about a
paragraph in the New York Times concerning
MIR. Conkling's course upon the Bankrupt
Bill.
Mr.. Whaley, of West Virginia, made a per.
sonal explanation in regard to the ct al bust.
ness, in the course OF which he Iambasted the
saucy reporters who had insinuated that he
mistook Mr.. Et al. for an employee of the
Agricultural Rureau
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GENERAL LAND OFrICr

Returns Just received from Junction CITY
(kansas) land office show that over Ia.15a
acres were taken up in the month OF March
the greater portion for homestead actual settle.
ment, and the residue with agricultural col.
lege scrip.
During the month Of March, the General
Lano Omce transmitted to the Office of Indian
Affairs for delivery, between three and fonr
hundred Indian plats for Indian lands, viz
For the Sacs and Foxes Of Missouri, waste
lands in Nebraska for naturaliZed Pottawat.
omies, the Ouowas at Blanchard's Fork and
Roche de Boeuf. in Kansas, and for the Sacs
and Foxes Of Mississippi, waste lands in
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MEDICAL REPORT

The monthly report Of Surgeon Robert Rey-
burn, Surgeon in Chief, District of Columbia,
Bureau Of K. f. and A. L., for March, 1866, OF
the number Of sick freed people under treat.
ment during the month in this District, has
just been received by Gen. G. H. Howard, As
sistant Commissioner. We extract from the
report the following: Total number of freed
people under treatment during the month
2,Z3o; OF these 1,292 were discharged cured, 113
oled and 81 were remaining under treatment
April LIST. The number Of freed people vac
Cinated during the month was 1859
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II. COLDwELLs
PATENT BABY JUMPER,
The Best and Most useful Article for the Nursery
ever brought before the Public, for the
EASE OF BOTH MOTHER AND GUILD.
Relieving the Mother of almost sll care but giving
TO the Child not only amusement but the
MOST HEALTHFUL ENERCIsE
1t only needs to be seen to be appreciated.
Sold by
JAMES s. ToPHAm 90.
500 eth street, one door above Odd Fellow Hall,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers for Dis-
trict Of Columbia and Ale1sndrta, Va
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE
AGENCY, Penn. avenue spIs stif
BLACK SILKS,
CoLORKD SILKS
JOSEPH J. MAY co,
have just received from the large
CASH AUCTION SALES AT NEW YORK,
ssplendid stock Of
BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses and Msntles, ranging from
$50 to $3.50 per yard.
ALSO,
PLAID, STRIPED AND
SMALL CHECK SILKS
in all coIors at 81 2s, 81 so and 81 rs per yard.
PLAIN POULT DE SOLE
in new and beautiful colors, ct S1.75, So, 60 %
and - SO per yard.
ALSO,
a large assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
from Auction, which We shall dispose Of at
POPULAR PRICES.
JOSEPH J. MAY 6CO.,
500 Pennsylvania A,epus.
sp l6 2tif between 9th and 10th STRAIT.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Date of Withdrawal of French Troops
from MexicO-South American News
Military Moveme nts in En-
rope-The Markets.

from Mexico-South American News
Military Moveme nts in En-
rope-The Markets.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The steamship New
York. from Liverpool on the 4th, via ueens-
town on the 5th, has arrived
The Austro- Prusian situation remained I'M
changed. Nothing to confirm the pacific ru-
mors had transpired.
The French troops are to be withdrawn
from Mexico in three detachments, LIST No
vember, I'd March and Sd November.
1t Is officially denied at Copenhagen that the
American Government is in treaty for the war
port at 81. Thomas.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 4.-The Brazil mail
had arrived. The French ship Pauline, with
1000 bags Of coffee from Rio, was wrecked on
Rio Real on the 23d ult. The crew were saved
and landed at Bahia. 1t is expected the shin
and cargo will be a total loss.
The Brazilian Admiral, with gunboats and
monitors, have arrived at Corrientes.
The allies have not Yet attempted TO cross
Parana for the invasion Of Paraguay. The
Paragraphs seemed determined TO hold ont
During their incursions they have twice crossed
the river in canoes and attacked the vanguard
of the Argentines. This shows the absolute
resistance the allied army might expect TO en- :
counter.
The inactivity Of the Brazilian fleet during
these engagements caused serious complaints
Ii Is Understood the passage OF Porana will be
undertaken Immediately, and in all probabili.
ty will only be effected with great loss TO the
allies.
PARIS. April 4.-Regiments have been or.
dered 10 camp at Chalons two months earlier
than usual, and it is reported that France
intends forming an army of observation, with
view to the protection Of the Rhine frontier
FLORENCE, April 4.-The journals declare
that no military preparations are being made
by Italy, and that there is no question of con-
eentrating troops at Bologna or any other
points. The military movements have simply
been occasioned by the ordinary requirements
of the service.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-Cottor advhnced I'd.
yesterday, but to-day the improvement was
partially lost. Sales for two days 5000 bales
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions dull
and downward.
LONDON, April 5.-Consols S6Ias7X. United
States FIve-twenues - 4a522.
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DON'T LIKE NEGROES IN THE OMSIBusIs.
The Richmond Examiner is savage because the
white ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond bave
had the indignity and insult put upon them of
negroes riding in the street omnibuses of the
line from Brook avenue to Rockets, and calls
upon the proprietors Of the line for an expIa-
nation
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VICTORIA POTATOES

Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF Agri-
culture, has received from Dundee, Scotland,
lot OF the famous Victoria potatoes. grown
by Messrs. Paterson & Son, which are to be
used for Seeding potatoes. They are certain
ly very fine potato, large, rather fiat than
long, rough skinned, and effectuaIly resist All
attacks Of disease
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British Revenue Flag Captured by tn
Fenians.

EAsTPoRT, April 15.-Nine of the crew of
the FenIan privateer captured the revenue flag
on Indian Island on Saturday night from nm
der the guns of the Pylades. No shots were
exchanged and no resistance offered
The U. gunboat Winooski is at Eastport
suspicious brig was brought In by the
revenue cutter Ashudat on Saturday night.
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THE VOLUNTEER ROSTER

There is some feeling among the officers OF
the three months regiments. who so promptly
came to the Capitol in 1861, because thew have
been omitted from the Roster of Volunteers
Just published at the Government Printing OF.
flee. Senator Anthony introduced resolution
into the Senate this morning instructing the
Military Committee to inquire into the mat,ar
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RATIONS TO BE STOPPED

BY order OF Lieutenant General Grant, Mai.
T. NJ. camp, commanding at Soldiers Rest.
VIII discontinue the special relief in rations,
&C., 10 discharged soldiers and their families
at the "Rest," on the LIST Of May. Ration and
quarters Will, as heretofore, continue to be is
sued to soldiers in transitu.
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HON. D. s. DICKINsON,s SUCCESSOR

5. j. Courtney, Esq, son-in-law Of the late
Daniel S. Dickinson, has been appointed United
States District Attorney for the Southern Dis
Tict of New York. The appointment was
made by the President on Saturday, in com.
Pliance with request made by Mr. Dickinson
before he died. Mr.. Courtney is known as an
1oie and emeient lawyer, and has been the
assistant to Mr.. Dickinson for some time past.
IN which capacity he has frequently distin,
guished himself
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Rf VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- South corner Fem q ave and 9th M

SALE OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &C.
on TUESDAY MORNING, April ~, 1855, com
mencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell, at our Sale~
Rooms, lot OF Groceries and articles in "a al line
comprising in part
10 bsls. Old bye and Bourbon Whisky
5 do N. K. Rum 81
60 dozen Bottled Whiskey
10 bills Flour
10 do Crackers
Boxes and Kegs Pickles
vs. boxes Lemons
Barrels Vinegar, bbls. Sugar Boxes Onions
Green and Black Teas, Canned Fruits
Sugar Mills Buckets. Soap
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Counter Scales
3 hays English Walnuts
90 ibs Ham
Also, 10 ps. Al and ga White and Red Mating
Also. One Fire Proof Safe.
No postpopemept account OF weather
ap16 WIN. l.. WALL a CO, Aucfs
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VISIT TO THE MONITORS

Governor Smith, Of New Hampshire, who is
now here on official business, has paid visit
to the Monitors at the Navy Yard. including
the Stonewall Jackson. The Governor was
accompanied by Adjutant General Matt Head
OF his staff, Senator Cragin, General Patter.
son, and Messrs. Roberts and Chystle, all OF
New HAMPSHIRE
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WEBSTER LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-The
above association having organized, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the term of
three months: Jos. Straup, PRESIDENT Gershon
E. Lyons, Vice President; Emanuel Hanlein,
Treasurer; Abraham Gisher, Financial and
Recording Secretary; Lewis Levin, Cores
ponding Secretary
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LARCENY OF a WATCH.-This morning, Off,
Ger O'Callaghan arrested a man giving the
name OF Valentine Brown. at the Depot as a
suspicious character, and took him TO the
Fourth Ward station. On the way there he
acknowledged that watch in his possession
belonged to q man in Alexandra, from whom
he took IL in fun. Justice Walter committed
him TO Jail for further hearing.
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THE AGONY OVER

The long agony in regard to who shall be
Collector of the port of New York in place of
Hon. Preston King, deceased, is now over
The President to-day sent in to the Senate the
nomination Of Henry A. Smythe, Esq, for the
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LOCAL NEWS.

MASONIC. - This afternoon the Supreme
Council, thirty third degree of the Ancient and
Accepted Rite of Masonry, for the Southern
the Masonic Hall, and proceeded to organize.
The Council is attended by prominent Masons
from all parts OF the country, among whom
are Albert Pike of Mo; W. ). Rockwell, of
Ga; A. L. g. Pierson, of Minnesota; Giles NJ
Hillyer, OF Mississippi, DIR. A. s. Mackey, of
Charleston, 5. g., and Major G. A Swartze-
man, formerly of this city, but now of Rich
mond, and will, IL is probable, be in session
several. days. The session will be an inter-
esting one.
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APPOINTED

1t is understood that Henry S. Stansbury, of
Ohio, has been appointed by the President to
the Supreme Court bench, to I'LL the place
formerly occupied by Justice Catron.
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FAINTER STRIKE.-The Journeymen parnt-
ers OF this city are on strike for 50 50 per day
hevlng been receiving 50 per day heretofore,
which they ailege is insufficient to support
themselves and families. 1t is stated thar the
employers hold meeting to- morrow evening
win q view TO compromise. but the following
nave agreed to pay the wages demanded: Geo
Crossfeld, Roch & Gray, ]. b. Scott, Heany &
Co, MI Flagg, George lTurnburk and q. T.
Bowen
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TUESDAY, April IL.

~ ss O'Clock, at 29S Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 10Th streets, . large stock Of choice Family
Srocenes = boxes Starch, Is boxes Pepper, -
eene Angiish Mustard, boxes Family Soap, 60
Rsce kases Green and Black Teas. 10 bag Wsinuts,
~ srosc natches, &C.. &c. Aise, bhls. Tomato
Se~ue, Dbl. Jamaica Rum. s bbls Old Bye Whis-
~. and variety Of ether Wines and Liquors In
WSod sna glass. 100 dog. Fancy Soaps.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from In.
ternal Revenue To-day were S1,23O, $685.. The
total receipts during last week were $3.50. /.
627.49.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April I6-Flour advanced 5
cents; Southern advanced 10 cents Wheat ad .
vancing. Corn unchanged. Beef steady. Pork
firm. Lard quiet. Whiskey dull.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fysher.-This morn.
ing. Alfred j. Fitzpatrick, indicted for an as
sauit and battery, and for larceny of Isaac
Herzberg, Is on trial. Norris for defense
a. Inc Dlstrlct Attorney entered a nolle pros in
the case of Mary A. Gatewood, indicted for the
larceny OF linen, &c, from G w. Riggs in
which the jury were unable TO agree few
days since.
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xxxIxrH CoNGREss--FIRsr SESSION

SkNAT1.-Mr. Howard presented memorial
from Detroit manufacturers Of malt liau
ssknS reduction Of the duty on imported
barley: Referred TO Finance Committee
MT. Oowan presented o memorial Tor the in
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fATKSTs.- The Commissioner Of Patents
VIII Issue for the week ending on the cath in.
slant, iss new patents.
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~From J. Shillington, Odeon Building
and John e.. Parker, Post-ofice News Stand
we have the agreeable May number OF Cooley.
Lddy's Book.
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give have fallen on pestileRtial days.
Cholera in the Orient, Italy and South France,
Trichina in Germany, Rinderpest III Russia.
Holland and England, whereunto the Sheep
Plague Is added-these are not all. Even the
birds in Italy are dying by thousands of mias-
made shrimps of the French oysters.
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4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT sEcURlfiEs.
WAsHINeroH, April is 1855.
Jay Cooke & 90. furnish the following q no.
NEW YORK PIRsr BOARD Al

NEW fOhk FlkbT bOARD SAILS.
Coupons, los; Five Twenties, 1852 10i K;
Five Twentes. 1864, a; Five Twenties,
1865, 1Oi 4; Ten Forties, ok; Seven Thirtles,
1C04; Certificates, 99h; Gold. 125x.
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DROPOsALs FOE SEWER.

hAYers OFFICE, WASHING TON, April H. lsss
eealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until II O'Clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF April next, for the building OF A T3rea
1901 barrel Sewer, tinside diameter ) the walls To
Dc nine INCHES in thickness in street north from
Thirteenth TO Fourteenth streets west to connect
with the sewer now being constructed in Fosr
tsenth street. accordance with the act approved
July "a, 1855, to have one Man hole where ths DOM
missioner Of the Second Ward may direct
, Bidders will state the price per liBeaI foot for
&c ,&c for the cost of the n sn. hole the snccess
So0 or :, bidders to DO
the elements, and any accidents caused in the con-
struction Of the work " WI"
The right to decline any or all proposala sbar,a
be deemed for the interest of the Corpors on To
do 80, Ia reserved. w
, specifications can be seen at the Office OF tbe
Commissioners Of improvements every dsv he
tween 10 oclsck q. m. and IL m, at any time by
ca,nne on the Commissioner of the Second Ward
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS. w. SPALDING
ep A-dtd Commissioner Second Ward
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tOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE with
Il water and gas. ant ming rooms. st,re, aud
cellar; No as 18th street, near Msr,lan avenue,
Island. an A. &C.
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SThe Montreal Gazette reports the death
OF Oie bull, the celebrated violinist at Z uebec,
on the 10th inst
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RY }. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated April u 1857
snd recorded in Liber J; A. s, No. 2s, folios IS.
ton, ID G. will effer at auctiol, at the anctiou
roams OF q. Mc0uire a Co. ON MONDAY. the
Hth DAY OF prll instant, at O'Clock D m the fol-
low Lots OF Ground in Washington, viz:-Lets IS,
~, ~, a: =. and q in square IS; Lot q, in
IN Square 6a; Lot IL, in square $40: Lot rs
IN SQUARE east Of Square ca; Lots - and - in
Sqssre south of Sqnare "a Lot A. in Square 60l:
Lots ! and In SQUARE .0ol: Lot O. in square ms;
Lots q, and 3 In Square 1888; Lots q. aud s. in
Z, in Square G54.
Terms Of sale cash. Stamps and oonyeyancins At
the purchasers cost
The terms Of sale muet be complied with in one
week after sale the property may he resoId after
one week notice at the risk aad cost OF tile FIRST
purchaser. WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
ap1o-eol0t ~. G.. MCGUIRE Co Auets
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ap Is 2tif
RY GREEN s WILLIAMS, AuctiOseer,

AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE RrIIp-
ING LOTS on New Jersey avenue, between ID
and streets, near the Baltimore and Ohio Depot
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, at & O clock
p m, We shall SELL on the premises, part Lot & in
Square 900, having . feet trent b. is feet deep
also part Lot 4, In same square. 81 feet front by
100 feet deep. The above property will posi.iyely
be sold, as the owner has removed from the CITY,
TO the highest bisoer
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, L. and IA
months, secured by deed of trust on the nremfsss
All Convey sncing and revenue ,tamps Al tbe oo.t
81 purchaser. 80 doNn on each lot when sold
aplad Init GREEN a. WILLIAMS Aucts
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II b. Il. /. GREGORY,
321 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR SEVENTH STREET,
Dealers in
STOVES, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
REFRlGEkATeRS AND WATER a,
COOLERS. -
Roofing, GutterinR, Scouting and Jobbine q.
TENDED to promptly and at reasonable rates
sole agents Tor the celebrated fuel saving Cook
we keep repairs on hand for the Arbiter and
All Al other Stoves manufactured by q. Eddy Co ,
thy, ". l. ap9-lw
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

DRoTs. J. ". . n. p. kHEIs'
GRAND
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION
Will take place at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, May lat
Tickets can be had Of the scholars and also at
John Elis's, MetZerotts, Philip a Solo a
TIE Academy. E5A
We would also most respectfully announce r.
that We will continue classes during the sum.
mer season at our Academy,
fARkERS HALL,
Pennsytvanfa avenue, between 9th and 7th st..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Days aad Hox.s Of Tsit,o~:
For Ladies', Misses and n asters Wed nesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to o'clock.
II to TO-
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring
Circulars can be had at j r. Ellis; Philip
of tuition.
The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties, Sol
rees, &C., on reasonable terms. sp7-n
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ON SUFFRAGE
~ At MErZEROTT'S HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, AprflH,
By Rev. GEO. B CHEEyER. ID D..

DS neF 1EO. d CHEENEB, ID D.,
This eloauest and distinguished speaker will de-
liver Lecture before the Impartial Suffrage So-
ciety," on this great question.
Tickets OF admission Fifty Cents, to be had at
metzerotts Music Store and Parker . News Stand /,
By applying early at the Music Store seats may
be secured.
apls ct w. y. KELLEY. President.
0ENOTlCB-Allt the Clerks who are interest
lS ed In the night pay for work done In the
Provost Marshal's Office, are requested to meet at
west, on TUESDAY EVENING next, 18th inst. y,
at O'Clock .. m, to make arrangements for re-
ceising their B~pey. apis So
o~sBAFFIELpS CONFECTIONERY AND
u ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT AND
LADIES OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
No 3s6 9Th street. bet veen @ and III sts., Wash.
ineton d. c., Jos. Il. Shaffieid, Proprietor,
I am selling the best Ice Cream, &c, at the low
est prices Parties. Weddings, Excursions, &C.,
furnished at the shortest possible notice. reduc-
ton made for Fairs. &c, and all kinds OF Cenfec
tionery, &C., furnished wholesale and retail.
n. b. have no connection with any other Con-
fsctionery business in this city.
nh 30-lm- JOS. 81. SHAFFIELD.
~ BREECH LOADING ARM-The Beard for
U the examination of Breech- Loading Arms,
of which General Hancock Is President. Is now in
session at No. 81 Winder's Building.
Arms will he received daily. between the hours
OF ii a. m. and p. m until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms in
person or by agent to the Recorder OF the Board.
Captain 5th q. 8. Cavalry,
Brevet Lieutenant ColoHel U. 8. A.,
nh 1s-n Recorder.
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BOARDING.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, for gentle
- men emily with without MEALS. Also, q
large front Room, suitable for club meetings
CHRIS. MADkS.
ap loot" cor. 10th and T. STRAITS
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ROARp Good Table Board at SO per MONTH
- odl penn. avenue. opposite National Hotel
One excellent room. References exchanged.
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BOOKS AT AUCTION IN BALTIMORE,
y TUESDAY. Catalogues atHUNTERS Great
Antiquarian Book Store, opposite Grever's. Or
dels received. Books wanted. First volume Rail
road. Elliot's Funding System, and lots bought in
any quantity. ap Ia 3ts
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THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS IN HOUSE
,;cri rS s,t G AND FANCY GOODS is par
uCuIAly called 10 the extensive auction sale now
going on at PLANT & co IS Old STAND 3aO d
stIeeI, between 9th and 10th. Sale every day un-
JOS. T. X PLANT, Auctioneer.
apH-n Times and Con- Union
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

From the Rev Levi q Beck Pastor OF the Baptist y
Church Pemherton, n j.. formerly Of the North
Blptist Church, Philadelphia at psesent Pastor
koi the Bipust Chareh, Chester Pa.f "a
y, 1 have Known lI0oaand's German Bittcrs Gfvor.
ably for number of years Il have usod thcm in my
own FAMILY, and have been 50 pleased with their
cnctts that was lnducc'htO recommend them to
ma qy others, arpl know that they lgve operated in
"a Stflkingly beneficial manner. Take great pleas
ur" an thus publicly claiming this fact, aud calls
lnS tho aUgpti0n OF those allioted with The disk
eu-,N tor Which they are recommended. tO these
Bitlrfs lltorin iron o pcricuCe that my rccom-
mGhiatinn VIII be sustained iOtbis iaoro cheer-
tdltY - il@ll.iud's Bttcrs.is intended 10 hcuCht
the afflicted. and IS mot rum DRINK .. ....
Yours truly LEVI e.. BECK
From Rev. w. D. Segtried, Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia