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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY. App,L Cd 1867.
Present, Mayor Clancy, Aldermen Rowland, Vet.
te, Stcbbns, Calkns. Peirce. Brunkcr, Fcnncll,
Carroll, C0lwcll, Ravens, Peter Miller and Moore,
Minutes of the last meeting were read and up
proved.
Petition of Rev. 7. Terry, j. q. Glover and
others, PRAYING City Council to appoint Samuel
Patterson Assistant Supervisor Of Streets, was
presented
Motion Of Cnlkins to lay the petition on the
table was carried by the following vote
AyEs--Howlsnd, Nettc, Stebbns, Colwell, Ra-
veus, Peter Miller Moore aud Calklns5
NoEs--Piercc and Fennell-2.
Proposition Of James Finnerty to tend Madison
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIoN,l }
OTTAWA MONDAY. MARCH aIth lSkk (

Special mceting-Present II. G. Norce President
and Directors Clark Gibson, Courtney, Crane,
Iutz and Griffith
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Bill of Mrs. Hicks, kndling, &c, eth wd. $3.50
Bill of j, Hartman, ringing bell. 3d wd 800
Mr., Crane, from Com. on Teachers, reported
that no action had been taken in REGARD to ap-
pointing principal of 9th ward school, and that
the committee thought it best to refer the matter
to the Board
Mr.. Andrew j. Sawyer was transferred from
9th to 9th ward school, and Mr.. A. W. Sutphen
was elected Principal of 9th ward school.
Permission was given to teachers desiring tc
attend the country teachers Association, to close
their schools on the I'D and ith days of April, for
that purpose. Adjourned
I. II. CLARK, Clerk.
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NEW GooDs. New GooDs.. A very large
stock at Bean Il Dickinson's


1t is usual about this season, to say something
handsome and poetical about spring, but our
poetry machine won't get in motion. The fact
is, the spring thus far is not quite the thing
lacks the essential element of oaloric-in short
is failure. What is there to inspire poetic ideas
in an inch of snow and a fierce nor'wester on the
9th of April: 4 node" to Zero is outside of
our poetic compass
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/. acA.

The undersigned takes this occasion to return
thanks to the good people of Ottawa, of all polit-
ical parties and nationalities, who SO generously
supported him for the Office of Town Collector
on Tuesday last. Being indebted to no party or
cotero of any sort for his success but to the gencr-
GUS impulse alone of the whole people he shall
endeavor so to discharge the duties of the Office,
that ALI. may feel that their confidence in him
has not been misplaced b. T. PHELPS.
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New GooDs.-It will surely create buzz in
town, particularly among the ladies, to learn
that REDDICK u GILLEN's new goods have ar
rived. Dress goods, piece goods, spring shawls,
any thing and every thing the handsomest in
Ottawa, and at prices that bring one back to the
good old days of gold and silver--well, they
have them in LOADS, you must go and see them
to realize how Handsome goods can be made
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Street bridge, at $4,000 per month during the sea-
son OF canal boat navigation; was on motion OF
Cowell accepted.
Application of A. P. Reed for Citv Auctioneer's
License, was on motion of Fennell granted
IReport ofCity Treasurer. was or motion of Fen
nell, referred to Finance Committee.
Report OF City Clerk, was motion of Peter
Miller, accepted
Bonds of f, n. Waterman, City Clerk, +. G. Al
len, City Treasurer; Justus Harris, Marshal: Pc
ter Meyer, Assistan. Marshal, and Joel +. Pierce
City Collector, were presented and approved.
Ravens from Com. ON Finance To whom was re
erred report Of Thomas W Osborne CITY Collec
tor, reported the same correct, and recommended
its approval
On motion of Stebbns, report was accepted.
On motion of Calkin. the matter OF causing
City Lamps to be lighted during the session of the
Supreme Court, was referred to Committee on Gas
and Gas Lights.
On motion OF Calkins, ordered that the poll tax
Tor the ensuing year be expended BY the Superyi
sor OF Streets, on the Improvement of streets in
the respective wards where collected, under the di
reetion of the Aldermen of the said wards.
On motion OF Howland, ordered that CITY Clerk
be directed to issue an order payable to C. W
Reynolds for the sum of one hundred dollars said
amount being for salary Health Officer for ran.
nicipal year, ending March 30 lsG7
On motion OF Peter Miller, City Marshal was di
rected to cause Hardin street to be opened from
Cass street to Illinois river, in accordance with or
der of city council. passed October Is 1876
On motion of Peter Miller, Sewerage Committee
were Instructed 10 report TO council at its ne xt
session, on the condition OF Pine street sewer
Copies of bill amending the CITY charter: a bill
extending the city limits, and bill authorizing AN
appropriation of 100000 for stock in the Water
Power Company, were submitted and on notion
of Moore, ordered published in the OTTAWA FFr2
TRADER
On motion Of Rowland the board of Alderman
was constituted special committee 10 report to
next meeting of council, the localities where side
walks should be constructed or need t., be re.
paired.
Moore moved, that the salary of the Health Off
Ger be fixed Mt SlJO per annum.
ColweFS amendment that the salary be fyed at
500 was carried, and original motion as amended
was then adopted.
First Engineer Cogswell made a verbal report a.
to the condition of Engines and Fire apparatus.
and suggested the organization of Hook and
Ladder Company, and alterations on the plan of
| Engine house, which in his opinion were required
! to subserve the interests of the Fire Department
! On motion of Cakins First Engineer was author
! lied to organize Hook and Ladder COMPANY and
| to collect and store temporarily in suitable place
! the apparatus of Hook and Ladder COMPANY be
| longing to the city.
On motion of Stebbns, committee on Fire De
partment and First Engineer, were instructed to
report to next meeting Of council, as to proposed
changes in engine house building and othe ma,
tiers pertaining TO the Fire Department of the city
| Bills ordered Maid
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cndeii Phillips.

The last lecture of the series undcr the aus
pices Of the ladies Of Plymouth Church, will be
delivered on Wednesday evening of next week
at Washington Hall, by Wendell Phillips. His
>ul'oc, viii be The Lost Arts" There are very
faw people, however much they may contemn
his politics, on, would give the price of ticket
and even more, 20 see and hear Wendell Phillips.
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Rev. J. A. GRAY, of the First NJ. T. Church of
this city, viii give a course of lectures to the
young ladies on Popular Proverbs, commencing
next Sabbath evening. Subject Proverb for next
Sunday evening: - If she will, she will, you NAV
depend ont"
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WALL RaDer.

The largest and best stock Of Wall Paper in
the city is at the Bookstore and News Room of
OsMAN & HAPENAS. Let others blow as they
please, mis- Is tho FACT All ask is that peo-
pie shall compare our stock with any other in the
city, before making their purchases, and then
decide for themselves
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OTTAWA I1DcE No. o.: Meets every Thursday evening.
D.rGHrsns oR ReBEc-A Meet on the third Tuesday eve
ming Of each month.
OTTAWA ENCA Sr,uST No. 50: Meets the second snt
ogrth Tuesday evening,
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WAL. pNrFH.--lf you want your rooms to
look cheerful. call nt C. G. Lptl's Hoe 4 Le-
lands block and look at hi, wcii-s'lected stock
of wall paper. linen and paper curtains, that can
not be surpassed, either in beauty OF design or
prices. He has also on hand the choicest stock
of bird cages, work baskets, and all kinds OF Ia
dies baskets. the best in the market, enough to
suit anybody and everybody. at very low figures.
One and all, try him.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Moets nrst Thurdsy In each month in Or. J. Paul build
ing Donations o b-.. insect and petTaction- solicited
J. RAlL rreeLdont. W. W. Calhins Secrctary.
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Eclectic or New school ~ stem Of Medicine.
Embracing every modern reform and improvement the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation for future Ill health
Parents should that their children iosed wit
suck medicines, for they bo we'll afterwards. All
mineral poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles OF and plants concentrated
form. They EIectic Remedies, and before
equaled in the treatment Of disease. Whea udcosy al
.inStcrej they meet disease with wonderful certainly
DIR. OLIN, of Ottawa,
Represents this great reform in medicine aud will att.n e-
sonay upon all disease either acute, chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthoria cholera,
Group lysentey iNers &C., very successfully treated ~
genuine Eclectic practitioners; they scarcely losing any,
Willie in old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called upon repair the mischief produced hy
other play ,cians with their "kl, or cure" remedies.
Coughs o 10 Is years standing; Caarh with the de-
s,rucion OF the bones and s,i tissues OF the Cor-
sumption, with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
liberation aud los of parts; Hip disease, with inability 4"
walk: ScronouS diseases Of every variety and severity
Dcags. frpm 20 years contnumce Rheumatism, with
onlorsc and hyoocd lout., Slcruaorrhe with d'me"
til; Disease, u tao Eve Gc &c. ha,o been cured and az
OF which viii Doe ppy ciood to for ths benefit oi
those similarly afflicted lie Warrants cure in all cases of
fJycr and Asj'c,
Diseases or women and Children specially treated. Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various comphius Consult him. dcc.s2-sp-u
y Nv. MA TROOPS.
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marylrD.

At the residences OF David strawn ESQ, the 18th ot
March 1861 hy the Rev j. A. Gray Mr.. Joseph H. EOcrso
10 Miss 1hctdo,ia StrawE. No cards.
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Don't buy your Spring Goods till you see Beai
g. Dickinsons
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First arrival of Spring Goods, at Bean Il Dick
insons
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.
r. TAyENER, Agent.
Ottawa Post Qmce.

CLOSING ASD ARRIVAL OF MAILS
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We learn that there is now subscribed TO the
capital stock af the Ottawa Hotel Company tn,
sum OF $4a, 400. with promise of $1,000 more
The national Republican., 1867-07-03
Editorial and News Items.

TIE celebration ct Rome Of the martyr.
dom Of 81. Peter Is an imposing Demonstration.
NEW wheat, grown in Virginia, was re-
esiv.d in Richmond on Monday.
TIE receipts from internal revenue yes.
tsrdsy amounted to seos, ,2ss.ss.
TIE registration enrolments in the South
show large pr.pondsrsncs In favor Of the oolorsd
people.
TIE confederate General A. 7. Hills
remains have been inferred In Hollywood Gene.
tsry.
THz Chronicle reports Hon. Sidney
Clark - quite M In Baltimore. We saw him at
the Metropolitan Hotel on Monday evening. He
appeared psrfsctly well.
THE execution Of Maximilisn has taken
the American people BY surprise. It will pro.
duoe . Tremendous sensation in Europe. We
shall express our views Of this deed TO o.morrow.
TIE New York money market is repre-.
ssnted As being very easy. Railroad stocks were
sold at advanced rates yesterday. There va,
but moderate demand for Government stocks.
A LARoR number Of members Of Con.
grsss arrived last evening. We think quorum
will be present. II not, II will he compelled upon
constitutional grounds.
A MEETING in favor Of registration was
held on Monday evening in Richmond, Virgins.
All were urged 10 register and assured that thsi'
right to do 90 was not effected BY the AlsIsudri'
constitution.
IT seems that the Bradleys', who are the
lawyers for surstt, are growing belligsrsnt. Il
Is hardly oonsonsnt with good breeding to at
tack ajudss either In or out of court. !such pro
cesdings on the part Of gentlemen reflect nj
credit upon the msubsrs the bar. See report
Of the surrstt trial Of yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, of the New
York Herald, has notified the Associated Press
Of his intention to withdraw from that assoeia-
tiOn at the close Of the present year. The Herald
will command the news Of the world upon its
own hook. It wants, and 1t commands all that
10 transPiring, and hes the means to pay for H.
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FrrAscfAE AND COMMERCIAL.

Wall street va exceedingly animated ysstsr.
day, and orders for stocks from country puroha.
ssrs were many. Railroad stocks were strong.
but somswhst irregular. The loan market was
abundsntiy supplied ss 4so per cent. The 40
sumulstion Of capital was and 10 90 large and
pusiie souadsnoe has received such an impalss
from The sa.loipation Of good crops, that there
10 . tsndsusy toward ssss, and money loaned Is
mush In favor OF The borrower.
New York Central quoted st l0ti Erie, 67t;
Reading. 100; Michigan Bouthsrn, 7sI; Pitts
burg. sei; Northwestern, 44,; Northwestern
Preferred, esii Rock Island. s7l Fort wsyns,
1O1. ....r r,... .... .r.--r ..-.....-.--.--..
Al . late hour Last evening. and ahsr ths
closing Of the regular Board, the market was sx.
sltsd, md stock in the sbovs companies took
strong upward turn.
In provisions. eoGss. sugars, and pork were
arm, the demand STEADY, with . slight advance
In the price. ... .......
There was also an active demand for hides and
leather, and prioss advanced materially.
Lard, beef hams, and cut meats were dull and
dropping. ....
Butter wss somewhat nrusr, but ehssss n.
msinsd unchanged. . .'.r.
aloaolrows. -.. ......
In the Msrshsnts' Rzshanss, asorgstown. yss.
tsrday there wss but little transacted. ons oasr.
100 Bushels wheat, 81 q .lossa 90, was ssssptsd.
In aovsrnmsnt securities. We wopld sail At
tsntion 70 holders Of ssvsn-thlrty bouds that
In every case whore they are transmitted for
conversion they must be endorsed TO the sss-
rotary Of the Treasury" BY the party prsssstiss
them, and must also. when payable to the order
Of another person, Be endorsed By his payss or
his legally authorised representative. This
regulation attended 70. parties will svoid nssh
trouble and unnsessssry expense. t..,, d
+ We sppsnd the latest qsotssiou, Of aovssn.
msnt stocks aad securities:
FINANCIAL. Hf
WASHINGTON, July Ia p. May Cooke 4
90. furnish the following oiosins quotations of
n
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PERSONAL.

HoN. W. S. LINCOLN and W. II. KELSEY,
OF New York, are stopping at tho United States
Hotel.
Hon. o. FERRY, Of Connecticut, Hon
Alexander @. Cattsll, Of New jersey, and Hon
J. NJ. Broomall Of PsnnsylVania, arrived at the
Ebbitt House last evening.
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DEPARTMENTAL EXOUR-

" sIoB, JULY 4. DOWN THE POTOMAC.
For the accommodation Of tho employees In the
several Departments, and their friends, the magnia
cent and eommodous stsamer EXPRESS, Captain
Nickel Of the Baltimore line, has been chartered to
make special trip down the Potomac, passing the
Greek anordipg delightful opportunity TO celebrate
the Glorious Pour,h In q quiet and agreeable way,
apart from the heat and dust OF the city.
THE NUMBER OF TICKETS IS LIMITED. and
may be had Of the Committee In the Departments,
and at MstIerott's Music Store.
The Celebrated l2h o. 8. Infantry Band will %.
company the party.
co. kefrtshments served on the Steamer.
TICKETS osE DOLLAR.
Committee OF Arrangsments,-U. II Buxton, Treas
ury Department; A. 3. II white, Interior Depart
mont II. H. RILEY, Navy Department. Rdwin nlg-
gins, Post once Department; L. W. Tolman, War
Department.
- Boat leaves Eleventh. street Wharf at o'clock.
a. m. jya-lr.
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ORPHAN MS URT &.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHINoToN COUNTY
TO Wit:
10 the ease Of Harriet Lee, AdmlnstrAtrix OF Henry
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1851 for the
Of said deceased and Of the assets Ia hand far as
the same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youehsd, or they may Otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceased estate
provided copy Of this order be published once
week for thrss weeks In the NArIosAL REPusLIoAs
previous to the said day.
Test: JAS X. 0'BEIRNR
Jy3'wSw Register OF wills
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

- Know Thy Dsstiny.-Msdsms K. r.
THoRHrox. the great Rnssh Astrolo sst Ciairvoyant
and Psychomstrisian who has astonishsd the seisn.
tito classes Of the Old world has now located her.
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAns THoRSros Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, ~ to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
TO the single or married Of either sex. while In
state Of trance, she deneates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, aud by the aid Of an
instruu mont Of iatsnss power. known a. the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce e-like picture
Of the future husband or wife OF the applicant to.
gether with date Of marriage, position in fs lead.
Ing traits Of character &c. This Is NO humbug. ss
Thousands oftsstimoniAls assert She will send,
when DESIRED certified certificate, or written guar.
antss, that the picture is what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age, disposition and complexion, aud en-.
closing ffty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
infermstion by return mail. All communication
sacredly eonfdsntial. Address, in confidence, MAD,
AnH T. =. THORNTON, p. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, MY.
mhls.d&wly
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DIED,

on the ID inst, At II 30 o'clock, p. IN, ALsxtSA,
youngest child Of Alex. R and Mary o, shepherd.
The friends Of the family are invited attend tn.
funeral, from $50 Tenth street, this evening at
o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

rnw roRK SECOND BOARD SALES.
Coupons, 100; 5-7o's, 1854, ll0i; 6-ao's, 1904
1915 b.2o's, 1885, 1914; 6-a0's, January and
July, 1885, loeii 1o-4o's, 1901 1907, August,
lo6ii 1906, June, 1861 1905, July, 1854;
Gold. lSS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS- To Gas Consumers.-Omee Of the
wAsHrsroS Gas LIoHr cosrASI, July l, 1867. No.
sies Is hereby given that all sss consumed after
this date tuntl farther noties) the discount for
PROMPT PAYMENTS will be Increased from SEVEN
AND HALF to TWELVE AND HALF per cent
The discount will DO allowed oSLr on bills paid
within the time prescribed BY Law.
CHAs b. BAILEY,
jyl-lw Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

Four Styles OF New AND TASTY SACK
coArs, with best broad binding received to-day II
A. saks Co., 6i7 Seventh street. sdjoinipg National
Bank Of the Republic.
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p ASDRIor ?. eGRrIs.
A n d RIOT & RTIN,
n FRENCH TAILoRs,
80 Psnnsylyania avenue, near wilards Hotsi,
Formerly Andriot, Msgsoeh 4 Co., PhiladslphlA,)
VIII sell for CASH at 25 per cent cheaper hAn any
other establish hment. jy3-u
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Te1egraph
From nnreps hx. d.ble.

From Hureps ~ oabis. NJ,
Lospor, July = -oonsol' sii us.
6.2o's, 72i. NJ III t.- III
LIv.nrooI, July a-Noon, Cotton inactive;
Uplsuds, lid. Corn, SIS. Cd. Cheese, 6fs.
LosDor, July LII p m.-oonsols, stli Fries,
Ist. U. g. 5.2o's 72l.
LryrnrooL, July 2-ap motion declined
I'd; Upiands, 10l. Bacon declined TO 41s. 3d.
Isaasurstien csrsmenies In Canada.
OTTAWA, o. W., July Tho Inauguration Of
Lord Moniok took place to-day In the Exseutivs
Council Chamber. About hfty persons were
present. Biz John A. McDonsid has formed .
priyy council, which has bssa worn In. II 10
sndsrstood that II is to BE- .coustitutsd - an.
nounesd sons days ago. which are now being
issusd, authorising the swearing Of the govern
ors Of the different provinces at their respective
capitsis EE 'fsE q.
The Few Island.
Sac PRAHcIsco, July 2.-Ths schooner Caro-.
line Wells. one Of the vssssls which went In
search OF the reported Island fourteen hundred
miles west Of this place, returned yesterday, and
amer engaging an extra large crew sailed again
to-day. -. .......'.... ,.....
Delegate 60 Congress Esieeted.
6AH PRAscIsco, July 2.-Alvin Flanders, .
Unionist, has been elected congressional dele
gate from Washinrton Territory
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

WHAT A rALL WAS THERE, my country.
mea-in white Dress shirts-e2 30 Shirts 10 a; o.
shirts to u. 6o si 40 Shirts TO tlio Bat above ALL
see Hsnning's t2oo French Yoke shirt, made sx.
prsssiy for him. at No. sss Seventh street, near Mary
land svsuus.
The national Republican., 1867-07-03
g p ECIAL CAR D.

NEW YoRK, July q 1867.
To JoHH =. RLLIs, Washington, D c.; We have
Just received the following by Atlantic Cable;
PARIS, July l, 1857. - Chiekerins 4 Sons, New
York, in addition to . GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
have to-day received a DECORATION OF The LIZ.
oioS OF HONOR, which places Us AT THE HEAD
OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS.
jys.u CP CHICKRRINa
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

- Free TO Everybody.-A large q pp.
Circular. giving Information Of the greatest import
anes to the young Of both sexes.
NtsAehss how the homely may become beautiful
the dsspissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy Ostpaid, by re-
turn mail. Address =. o. Drswsr,2I,
mhis-d&wly Troy, NY.
~ The Gravsst Maladies Of Youth and
RARLY NArHooD.-Howard Association Rssays. on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Rrrors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age OF man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment EN-.
poysd In this Institution. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HouoHroS, Howard Association, PhiIsdalphiA.
Penn. myl7-9m
- Sexual Diseases, Debility, dto.-Pay
no more money to ouseks, but buy TlALL 4 JACK.
sons Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. k.
Sold by American News Co, l2i Nassau street, New
York. Send for a circular. ap2b-d&w3ms
The national Republican., 1867-07-03

~ You Can Get Trimmings, Hosiery,
h., at Mrs. Q. D. sCHIvRLY's, New York avenue,
between Fourth and Rifth streets. next door to the
drug store. jeas- s-eodav
- Nesting Of stookholdsrs.-Ths An
nual meeting Of the stoekhoiders OF the NATIONAL
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF WARRINGTON,
for the election Of Directors vl be held At the once
q the company, No. II Louisians avenue, on NON.
DAY, July 8, 1867. The polls will BE- open from 10
o'sioek. p. m. N. D. LARNRR,
jsT-d,d Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION IN A
w DRU0 STORE as Clerk, having been Hos.
pitai Steward in u A. Apply to No e|siIth street.
jyS-lt 4. r. BARHART
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Ths HsM Island
LOCAL ITEM 8.

SECURE ONE OF SAKs &Co q oSE DOL
lar ava twenty-five cent plain Linen Goats. at 6l7
Seventh street. l..