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The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Writ OF Habsas Corpus-The Freedom Of
tho Press In Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, TENH., Sept. l2.-Soms weeks
since, W. A. Milliksn, Of Lagrange, was arrested
BY General Neil for assaulting an ex- Union sol.
der on the charge Of violating his parole.
back to be tried by General Neil. This morn.
Ing Attorney General wallace applied to Judge
Frigg, Of the United States Court, for writ Of
habeas corpus on Lieut. W. II. Hugo, who com.
mands the post at Lagrange, for the body Of the
prisoner
The writ was granted and placed in the hand.
Of Deputy Marshal Bingham, who leaves this
evening to execute the writ.
Some time since the office OF tho Eagle news.
paper at Camden, Arkansas, was destroyed BY
soldiers led on by Major Pierce.
Col. Gilbert, commanding the post, sent q
letter to Gen. Ord. In which he said the censures
Of tho press directed against the servants Of
the people may be endured, but General Ord
and the military force detailed to enable him to
perform his duties, are not the servants Of the
people Of Arkansas, but rather their masters,
and II Is felt to be great piece Of impudence
for newspapers In this State to comment upsn
the military under any circumstances whatever.
Gen. Ord, in reply, says:
Your letter Of the 18th ult., In which you at.
tempted To Justify an act Of party Of soldiers,
who, mislsd by an ofhcer, foreibly entered citi.
zen's house and destroyed his property, Is re.
ceiyed.
lou VIII please expihih Wny this act was not
prevented BY you as post commander, and II the
requirments Of the SD article Of war have been
complied with Your assertion that the military
forces are not tho servants Of the people, but
rather their masters, Is unjust both to the peo.
pie and the military, and unfounded In the laws,
which are for the benefit Of the people. The
assumption that O party Of soldiers could at
their own option foroibly destroy a citizens
property and commit . gross violation Of the
public peace would not be tolerated under a
Napoleon.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
MONEY! MONEY!l MONEY II
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrRD STATES PATHSr OFFICE,

v
On the petition Of Lueian B. FLANDERS, Of Phladsl.
phia, Pennsylyania, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted 10 him the 9Th day OF Dsesmbsr 1885
for an Improvement In Replacing Cars upon Railroad
Tracks, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the 9Th day OF Decem.
Der, 1867:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November
next at IL clock, m. and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO hls
In the Patent 0fdee their objections specially sci
forth In writing, at least osntv days before the day
Of hearing all testimony hled By either party, to be
used Al the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted in seeordAnes with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony. must be ned In the once tosnty days before
the day Of hesringi the arguments, n any, within
ten days after 1ling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice bs published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsilfgeneer, Washington, d.
O., and In the Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeks; The hrst Of said
% be sixty dsy' R5iyiGa. % the
selS-wSw Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

timdity and indifference in their representatives,
and who will always sustain Congress In their
efforts 10 establish BY law the most thorough de-
vslopment Of true republican Institutions.
s. That while We oppose the oonstitutional
power and duty Of Congress By statute 70 secure
70 the States republican form Of government,
yet We earnestly urge upon Congress to present
TO the States for their adoption an amondment 10
the Constitution Of the United States providing
that no State shall dlsfranohiss any citizen
because Of race or color, and thus put beyond
tho danger Of political changes the fundamental
rights OF American oitizenship.
Congress In the reconstruction Of the rebel
Statss; aoknouledge the patriotic services Of
Hon. 4. M. Stanton, and calls upon Congress 70
reinstats him; applaud the services, prudence,
and hrmnsss Of Cen. Grant, and the country
looks to him TO execute the reconstruction acts
Of Congress.
The tenth resolution Is a follows
10. That Il 10 the duty Of the House Of Re
presentatiyes, a. the paramount necessity Of It's
approaching session, to present articles OF I'M
parchment TO the Senate for the trial Of Andrew
johnson for high treason and misdemsanors
against the Constitution and the laws passed in
pursuance thereof; for the usurpston Of the
powers delegated to the legislative department
Of the Government; for obstructing. hindsrins
and delaying the reconstruction Of the States
lately In rebellion; for the removal Of faithful
officers In violation Of the law the indeoenoy
and indecorum Of his public administration the
psrverse obstinaey by which he intensiaes the
disloyalty Of unrspentant rebels, and his per
sistenl opposition to the will Of the loyal people
/ Of the nation.
Tho convention adjourned to mass meeting
at night.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

- Know Thy Dsstiny.-Msdams x. r.
rHorSros the great Knglsh Astrolo sis Clairvoysnl
and Psyehonstrisian who has astonishsd the seisa-
uho classes Of the Old world, has now located her
self at Hudson, n. 7. Madam THonHroS posssssss
such wonderful powers Of sssond sight, ~ to enable
her 10 impart knovlsdgs Of the greatest importance
70 the single or married Of sithsr ssx. while In
state Of trance, she dslinsass the very features Of
the person you are 70 marry, and By the aid Of ..
instruusnt Of intsnss power. known - the Psyeh.
onotrops, guarantees 70 produce s-liks picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant, To-
gsthsr with date Of marriage, position IL fs lead
Ing traits Of character, &s. rhis s no humbug, a.
Thousands oftsstimonisls can assert She viii ssaa,
whsa DESIRED certified esrtihsats or written guar.
antss, that the picture 10 what u purports 70 b.
BY enclosing small lock Of hair. and stating place
Of birth. age, disposition and sonplsxion, aad sa-
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
70 YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
Information By return mail. All senmunisatioas
sasrsdly eonfdsntial. Address, In sonadsaes, MAJ.
Ann l. y. rHoRsroS. P. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, Mt.
mhls-dAwly
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHN0roN, September Q, 1867.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. JOSEPH VANDoR, the
Consul of the United States at Tahiti, Soci.
ETY. Islands, Of the death, on the 2lst Of
June last, at Tahiti, Of WILLIAM DAWSON,
belonging to the United States steamer
Tuscarora.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

- Free to Everybody.-A large 0 PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest import.
sncs to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become bssutfuI
the dsspissd respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid By re-
turn mall. Address ?. o. Drawer, n,
nhls-d&wly Troy, H.T.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

ARHT APPoMrNHNT.-A. II. Won suettiVltI,
second lieutenant. Third United States cavalry
This gentleman, We are Informed, Is . Prussian
BY birth, and was prepared for examination In
ave days BY Prof JoHN FiLL, City Academy,
No. 4sl street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. This Is another additional mark to
Prof ~ ability 10 PrsPsfs 0nssn.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
The Presidents Order.

The heads Of the different executive
departments have issued instructions COM
municating to the employees the order Of
the President calling upon them to obey
the Constitution and the laws made in
pursuance thereof
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

WITHOUT exception, our city contem-
poraries, a day or two ago. published q
paragraph announcing that Gen. LEE had
passed through this city on his way North.
The statement was entirely incorrect
Express
The above is little too sweeping. The
REPUBLICAN published nothing Of the kind.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

The MAINE ELEcTIoS.-It now seems to
be conceded that the Republican candi.
date for Governor Of Maine will have a
majority Of 10000 at least. The Senate
will neutrality-suspicious. rs, Democrats 6.
In the House-Republicans LOG, Demo-
crats As
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
FOR SALE on RENT.

DOR SALE-RETAlL CASH
w.leh Family Tiour, ESQ per barrel. S... Coal
OIL, IS cents per gallon Hall's Hair Hsnswsr. 70
cents per bottle. Burnstts cceo.ins, 90 csnts p>r
cheapest, and ~ good ~ can be bought for money.
Our purpose s TO eonvinee those who are willing 70
be oonvineed that Flour and 0rocsrss can bsboufht
here a. low a. st any place In the country. ilne
through the post once will Be attended 10. Please
cut this out, As We cannot advsrtiss much. II
would be atar on our customers. -
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
ESTATE AGENCY
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

GRAY 4 MOVES,
FOUNDERS, AAOHINIsTs, AND BoILRR. MAKERS,
Corner OF Maine avenue and Third street,
Manufacturers Of Improved Stationary AAd Port
able Steam Engines Of any required pswsr; Saw and
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Ing. RAlinss, Porsings, Iron and Brass Castings Of
all descriptions.
Ths increased facilities Of our new and extensive
enables 10 offer those having orders
70 make In our line superior olass Of work on The
most favorable terms.
Agents for BuTnhAm's Improved Jouyal Turbins
Wafer Wheel lulo.sm
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Jusr read these lines. and let your friend
j udgs where he best his dimes can spend
Where one In search Of Books to read
Il sure TO nud the ones he III need.
Ledger, Wseklv, and all the resti
Look At all, and buy the best.
lHusfrdted NeDs and Bud0a Of RH-
All good to read when work 10 done
Magazines for old and Young F0ks-
some grave some gay and full Of Tieh jokes;
~ ithsss there's Hdrper's, Ladiss' Friend,
Nick Mar, and others without end,
'Sehool books, too, for all the classes,
Books used BY both the lads and lsssss.
On this point now lot me tell you
Of how very cheap these books IN sell you.
Keep mute a. mice. but send up Eddyi
shell out the stamps, his books are ready.
en a.! your friends before they purchase
Oh Williamson Book stors-tiai & the right place
Etids along In the eArs-'til then In fu'l View
ELnyhsTH srREhT, sIAR PHsssyLyABIA AvESuK.
ssptll -sost
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
POUDRETTE.
DOUDRETTE.

Pages United States Poudrsits for sale In any
Seventh street, below the svsnus. su2slms
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Inauguration Of Governor Stevenson of
Kentucky.

Kentucky.
LouIsvILLE, KY, Sept. l2.-Lisutenant Gov.
ernor Stevenson was to-day inaugurated Gov.
srnor, vice John L. Helm, deceased. After
church, pn Of A. ]. Smith, tho Mayor Of Frank.
fort, on tehah Of the citiIens, made an addrea,
Of welcohe to the Governor.
The Inaugural was then read, and after 70.
view In bloquent terms Of the political career Of
the late Governor Helm, acting Governor Ste.
venson preceded a. follows:
l cordially approvs and fully endorse every
principle enumerated In tho admirable address
Of the lanented Helm, and will by Gods bless.
ing, earnestly sndsayor to maintain them during
my Administration Of the government. The oath
which am about to take eIaets Of me strict
obedienss both TO the Constitution Of the United
States md the constitution Of Kentucky.
Both constitutions were ordained to perpetu.
ate the rights Of civil liberty and free represent
alive government. The promises Of both we're
INTENDED to preserve and uphold, as fundamental
guarantees Of freedom, the liberty OF speech, the
freedom Of the press, the rights Of conscience, oi
property Of person, and Of reputation, the purity
Of olsctions, and implicit obedience Of the repre-.
sentative to the will Of his constituents, Justly
and hirly construed according to their letter and
spirit Collision between Federal and State
Governments are utterly impossible. They can
never occur rs long as each government restr.ils
itself within the respective orbits prescribed b.
the trainers Of each. II 10 only when onr gov.
srnment overeaps the barriers erected for Its 70.
straint that danger osn arise. To sll the dc.
mands and sxaotions Of the Federal Government
within the sphere Of Its constitutional power
Kentucky win always lend ready support and
cheerful obedience, while within the limits Of the
Commonwealth her reserved rights must be 70.
speoted, and will, while act as her Chief Mag.
istrate, always be upheld to protect and defend
the constitution Of the State from assault from
without or danger within, and to see that the
laws arc faithfully executed and obeyed.
My earnest desire shall ever DO TO advance the
welfare and happiness Of every member Of the
Commonwealth, Irrespective Of party or cresd.
In this spirit shall look to all good citizens fol
their suooor, and invoking the blessing Of Al
mighty God, the sure prop Of all who put thsii
trust In Him, for the honor, peace, and pros
perity Of Kentucky.
The oath Of ofice as Acting Governor wa
then administered by Hon. R. J. Pottsrs, Chiei
Justice. The entire ceremonies were conducted
in tho utmost good order. There was neither
parade or music.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

TIE STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OF
MASSACHUSETTS, convention met on
Wednesday and renominated Governor
BULLOCK and the entire State ticket Pres.
ident JOHNSON was denounced and his i'm
peachment demanded. The convention
also resolved that the question Of liquor
prohibition should not enter into politi-
cal contest. We don't see how this is to
be avoided IL the party in power pass un-
popular laws in respect to the traffic in
liauor.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Accident at a Fssisn EIeursion.

sASDUsKr, ONO, Sept. "A Fsnian sIcur.
sion returning from Put In Bay" on tho steamer
Grant, whom starting from the Island, caught
two young women, Kate Golding and Mary
Glenn In the coll Of the stern rope and took oif
log from each Of them. They reside here.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
By Tnn AssoCIATED PRESS.
Fno1i nuRoPn BY CAnI.H.

FhOA EUROPE BE CADLh
LospoE. espt. 17-RvsnIng .-consols clossd
steady a ~ e16. Unitsd States Flve-tvsntiss,
FsAsKrcsr, ,ssys. i2-Ky,ninsIUni,.d s,.,..
Fiye-twsntiss siossd 81 7ei. . = z
Livrnroob ssptla-Evsning. Cotton quiet
Prioes are " lower on American descriptions,
but the msftst/ CLOSED arm at the decline. Mid.
ding Upls1olfid. Orleans 9id. Sales Of the
day 10, 900 bales. Breadstuis closed steady.
Corn sos - Wheat 1ss Cd. for Californis.
Beef leo.. Fork 7os. Lard Sos. Sd. Cheese
lower. elosiss Il ass. Cd. -
LONDON I6Rt. 17-Rvenins. A dispatch from
Athens sts1ss that Great Britain and France
have sent joint vote to Greece urging the Gov.
eminent : Athsas TO refrain from hostiiitiss
with the 4blilns Porte, and maintain strict
nsstraiity p " crstan question.
Gssrvt s3pt 12-Evening-The radical
Congress Sieh nst here on the 9th inst. Il still
IN I,s:,a ss:.ion& fAs proceedings attracted much
During " sittiss this morning sharp attack
was made spsn the socialists Of the central
States vhlh osvs rise to an sxcitsd discussion.
Some iii fssiing vAs created, and before the close
Of the sessaoh many members withdrew from the
MADnrB Sept. I2.-Ths Governor Of Minorcs
has is'us1 oresr establshing . vigorous quar-
antine at Pet Mohsn, Balsario Islands, for all
vessels arriving In that harbor from the United
States and lWsst Indies.
Lospostsspt 1.-THE Doncaster races were
oontinueds 9sy, the most prominent being the
Cleveland hahdlesp.
The Zeem9 stafes were won BY vsruIam.
The cbvstsnd handicap was won BY Seville.
vsI ". sssessaful In the race for the corpo.
ration plate.
The stand plate handicap was awarded to
| Thej hsndioap sweepstakes were won by Min.
ME Warren, and the Queens plate BY Miss
Sara.
LONDON, September 12-Evenipg. re-
turns Of t}s Bank Of England show the aocumu.
lation Of becie steadily continues. An author.
ilsd weety report, publishsd this afternoon,
shows " amount Of bullion has increased
$500, ,oooiincs the last statement made on the
5th instajt.
| MAnsd LILIES, Sept. 12-Evsning-A telegram
from CoHtsntinople, announced the arrival Of
the screv steamer Swatara, Commander William
JsGers, belonging to the European squadron ol
the Unibd States.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Leuisxiils, kentucky.

Fire At Louisville, Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA hrs this morning
II was partially insured.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

Cslsbratios Of the Battle Of North Point.
BALTIMORE, Sept l2.-Ths old defenders
oelsbratnd the anniversary Of the battle oi
North Point to-day with q parade, aftsr which
they proceeded 70 Govanstoun and held their
annual dinner.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Arrss, or . po.tm..t.r.

Nnw YoRk, Sept. 12-Calsb Van sise, post.
master at Syossst, Long Island, has been arrested
for embszlllng valuable letters. He was held in
95, 900 bail.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Serious Railroad Accident.

wILxneroH, N. O., Sept 1.-THE nine thirty
train to-day going north on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, ran of the track near Battle.
boro. The mail agent named Springer. and
the express messenger, named Goodwin, were
severely injured. None Of the passengers were
injured. The cars were badly smashed.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Governor Orr, Of south Carolina, Par
dons Murderers--The Weather and tn
Crops.

dons Murderers--The Weather and the
Crops.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 12'-Governor Orr has
pardoned a freedman, named smoot Chisholm,
convicted Of the murder Of his step-daughter,
on condition that he leaves the State for Ave
years. In the case Of John jenkins, freedman,
during the riot In June, 1865, and who was
three times rsspitsd BY General slckles, a notih.
cation has been served on the sherin by General
Canby that he has fully examined the case and
that there will be no further interference by the
military.
The heavy rains which have just ceased have
had disastrous eject on cotton In many dis.
triots. It sroported the yield will be lesssned
one.third
Tho estimates prepared here of the total crop
Of cotton In the South during the past year foot
up one million nine hundred and seventy thous-
and bales.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Death es James er.ss-Ths Crops.

Death ef James oreGg-Ths Crops.
AuousrA, GA, Sept. 12-Jamss Gregg, prssi-
dent Of the aranitsvills cotton factory, died this
morning.
Continued heavy rains are vsry destructive 10
the cotton. II 70 estimated that one third Of the
crop 10 destroyed Reports from the rice plan
tations state that the rains and frsshets have
ruined the crop.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Mass Meeting In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA mass meeting was
held tonight Of the delegates 10 the Border State
Convention, at tho Front Street Theatre which
was dsnsely packed. Anumbsr Of spesches were
made. generally favorins tho impeachment Of the
President.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
held Bank Robbery.

Bosros, Sept 70 "A bod and daring robbery
was perpstrsted to-day at Melton Lowsry Falls.
Just before noon, and desired Mr.. Bistman, the
chashisr, and only enc In the bank at the time,
10 change tsn.dollAF bin. willis Bistman was
mixing change he vas knocked down and gagged
by the rufisns, who then seized parcel Of green.
baoks-tsn Thousand dollars and small trunk
containing United States bonds and securities
belonging TO parties who had placed them In the
bank for safe keeping. They then lsh the bank,
looking the door after them, and making good
their escape.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

- Hotses.-fhs pAnr nArIesAL RzrvsLIoAs
win on ana .n.r April l. 1867 be furnished 70 sab.
.eribsn (by sarrisrs) In wsshington, osorrstovn,
ana Ai.rasdris h afsy cents Per nsath. payable 70
the Agent
~ All sommunieatioas, whether on business or
for publieaton. should BE- aadrssssd 70 VIZ. J. huR.
rAss, Proprietor NATIONAL RnrusIIoAs. .wssAinSton,
DO
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Hxunnnx 4 R,n hns saxonib al

HuLsnux 4 Bno., SOC Seventh street,
one door south Of odd Ysliows' HAIL. make 70 ordsr
and warrant rood IT. rrspsh Calf sutsAsd aaitsrs,
0.oo; French CALF stiisAsd Boets, eli, Ansrisan
Calf ssshsd Boots; go; yirss rsss pssrsd Boots ss
Fine stitched Boetson handfs -, Hone made pssssd
Boots, esoo; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, o to o..
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w A N It 9 .

WANTED-EVERY DEALER IN
w CIGARS and TOBACCO 10 call at Wsieh's
Wholesale Tobacco Establish ment, 1A Psnnsylvania
and Lynehburs, virsinia SO 7-lw
WAMTEnmNEW OsV AHp 1,C 0ASToFF 4
any other article Of value, al the old -establshsd
Merchant Pawnbroksr Store Of r. FULTON 4 Co.,
so2 Ninth street. doors north Of Psnh. avenue.
ds1O-H
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

BLAcx and other colored satins cut on
the bias, a Mrs. A. O. dsston's flps kniissry
Store, IA Psnnsyivssis svsnus, between kisvsstA
and Twslnh streets. 90 f. 'r-
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
lOo Al I'VE ~ . .

The PRrSoIPLK Of the attraction Of gravi.
tai!oa explains the reason Why the people By their
clothes At Hsnnins's One Price Store. on the eer,sr
Of ssvsnih street and Maryland avenue. az d, rrr
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
sPECIAL NOTIC ID s.

~ PUBLIC sCHOOLs.-As the hast
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Pubis sehools
the following resolution was adoptsd, ....-..s
Rsoived, That The following places b ds.isss.sd
9msss fSr ne Transaction % all the Public sehooi
For the sub-Board, First District (First and See.
ond wads-school room, corner yourtssuth and q
strssts.
For the sub-Bosrd, sssoad Di.,ris,, Crh,rd sal
Fourth wards)-sehooi room on n. between sriA
and Seventh streets.
For the sub-Bosrd, Third District, tYifsA ana
sixth wsrds)-waliseh School Buiidiss, a.d ssAos,
room, corner Third strsss east and stree, south.
For the sub-Bosrd. Fourth Distrist, (ssvsatA
wsrd)-hais Grammar sshsel room, John !. Thony.
son, teacher, on Sixth strssi.
The Trustees will be In attsndAnes a The above
named places from 70 s1f o'slosk On each nsr.ias
Of the week, from Monday 70 Friday, Inclusive,
during the month Of September; and all psrsoas
entitled 10 tickets OF admission 10 the Public Schools
can procure thsn II the places and times designated
BY order Of the Board.
sep. r. y. BofslAU, sse'y.
~ To Censumpsivss.-Ths Aavsrtisss
having bssn restored 70 health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy, afssr having suffered several
years with severe iunG sfsstioa, aad that drsaA
disease, ,consunption, IL aarioas 70 nsks haewl V
his fsllow-sussrsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire u he viii send copy Of the pre-.
ssripion used. trss Of charge with the dirsstioas
for preparing and usins the same, which they will
hnd surs Curs FOE CoSsunPrIos, AsrnrA, Bnoz-
cHrrIs, &s. Ths only object Of The sdvsrtissr IN
ssnding the prescription 10 10 bsnsnt the afistsa
and spread Information which he sonssvss 10 bs In
valuablsi and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy. as u will cost them nothinr and may prove
. blessing.
Partiss wishing the prescription will please aa-
dress REV. EDwARD A WILSON,
oeH-dwiy Williamsburg, Kings Co., ,H.Y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
C77 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR 277
PRINCES

NEWLY EsTABLIsaKD LOAN ORRICE.
Z Those requiring sueh aseommodAtion will do wall
TO call Ali sak 10 . trial. and feel assured
that will secure your Avors.
n. D. Private entrance and once: ring the hall
hall mhl.ly
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NONFEDERATE BONDS WANTED.

PIRsT HArIoSAL BACK, August 10, 1857.
We have Al order for . moderate amount Of the
RIGHr PEE oBSr. BONDS OF TIE O. 8. A., and until
hllsd will buy all that oorsd at the best rates
VS.. HUNTINGTON,
au Sl-du Cashier.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

EOR SALE-THE THREE-AND-A-
IL Half story BRICK HOUSE,, No. 500 sixth street
west, between o and II streets, with Nine Rooms,
Water, Gas and Bath room For further particulars
apply At 16 Penosylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirtesnth streets. auo-N