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SPECIAL. i NOTICES. rs
sar KNOW THY DEsuNY.-AMApAME E. F.

sae KNOW THY DESTINY MADAME H. /.
THoKxTos, the great; English AstroiogistI Clair-
yoyant and ychometrician5 who has aston,sh- :
ed the scientific classes of the Old World, !, mas
now located hers elf at Hudson, ny. Msas'ne .
Thornton possesses such wonderful /. powers H' =
second sight, as TO enable her 70 Impar1 knHHi Z,
edge of the greatest Importance to the sihsie "
married of eithersex. While in stste oi tEan9s'.
she delineates the very features of the person
YOU arc to marry and bythe aid of an lnstru- /
ment of intense power, known as the Psy ehom-
Iotrope guarantees to produce life-lke picture
Iof the future husband or wife Of the applicant,
topeth er with date of marriage, position IN life,
Heading traits of character. &c. This1s no hum-
bug, as thousands of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired certified certifl-
cate or written guarantee, that the picture is
what it purports to be- BY enclosing a small
lock of hair and stating place of birth, age,
disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail All communics7
tlons sacredly confidential. Address, in CONT
dence, Madame E. F. Thornton, P Q. Box 223
Hudson, N. Y 80 NH 22-ly
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

TERMS OF ADYERTIsINo:,
One square eight lines dollar Tor tho first Insertion
twenty-five for each subsequent one LiDera
made with yearly advertisers. IN
Marriage Notices and Obituaries exceeding fVe lines WIN
be charged for..' - ~ '~S!s - '' u -
All COMMUNICATIONS personal Character will be char
elstorat atyer rtissmene rates. :xlaW 81 .!..s
an communications 4alSr be accompanied by the name 9
the rhors ected cannot oe
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RAILROAD LINES.

A ASLEXANDRIA,5 5LOUDOUNr -. =;
IA AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.
N s lsE I!sE tsE lslE 9
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NH lily aoo, RlVer ST., K
n E A u TY-! ornpN
B AURURN GoLDbHl y ! y n mrs

~ Er,AxEN AND SILEEN GUILE
Produced by the use Of Prof. DhbKEU. \,
FRISER LIE CHEVEUA. One application
warranted to curl the most stralght. ana SUD
boapv boan massive curls. Has been used by the
s:ii fashionables of Paris and London. with the t}h
most gratfying results Does no injury to the
i1. hsir Price by mail, scaled and postpaid, 81:
mnscrintive Tass circulars mailed free. Address
.BERGER, SHUTS & co, Chemists: NO, no,
2s5. River st., Troy, N. y, Sole Agents tor the
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WV THISkEKS r
WV AND MOUSTAC CHE ESI

w Al ND MUUSIA CHEo !
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in
from thI co to i've weakg by using DoctorsSE-
ViGSEsRFsTAT VIA II 81 TK ATE UR Carl LLATRE
me wonderful discovery in modern science,
acting upon the Boar;a. Ind Hair in an almost
miraculous manner. 1t has beer used by the
elite of Paris and London with the most Halter
ing success. Names of all purchasers Will be
registered and if entire satsaeG1h @ NJ
a refundsd srs5y cs Pres BY s' mail Scaled and postpaid
e1 Descriptive circulars and testimonials Is
nl Snns;1od TiSyasp' free Address BERGER, SHUTS s
90. CO. Chemists, No. 2s5, River street, Troy: n
=, sole agents for the United States Lnh9-ly
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ALL hP z R, & C
W7ALL PAPERS,
... BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
-. WINDOW PAPER
JOHN p. CLARKE

Has resumed his business at the old stand,
NO. 158, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTMENT
contains rs usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
Of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURE,
suitable for rariors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be prompt'y executes
in the moat superior style at the lowest prizes.
The many years experience in this business
makes him confident in giving satisfaction to al!
that may favor him With their patronage.
NH Aft
l7S WALL PAPERS. IT,
SOUTH KING ST, SOUTH KING ST.,
WINDOW SHADEg
PAPER CURTAINS,
. PTUTUGE FRAArE%,
SHADE FL}TuHh%Y,
PICTURE cores, TISHEL-
FIHN HOIHD PH!NTS,
HOHDER%. j..
The a,.s.allner bc%= lo:.yyt1 inform 81. rr.r"i-
anL the public generally the. lie has On A"n"
and viii be constantly receiving. ci".2" .'i"a'
| ton. Of th4MJuy ialue,i gooda, wDioA ":i' no
sold ,.l REDUCED prices Iore,sh.
| All o:.icr# for Paper Hanging, M.H!""
| Shades, pntting ,H%u carpets, s.. VIII b"
,,rIurti, ,t,rr,;,.I; T., iy- ,.-DCriArc.i 1Dr.l3r
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II lIERICAT n 6 OIL l. S.
WILLIAM II. IRWIN,
No. 5, SOUTH UNION STREET, .-
.- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AGrET FOR THE

al " AtiF:ST FOR Tiil; g.. ...t,.
va1rANiC OIL AND COAL COMpA \,
: - OF PHELAE EhFHIA, PA. Al.
Is prepared to furnish raiiF2ad companies and
others with the Lub:catrg OiIS OF , sald com ON
ph;,Snry such as railroad, mill cotton factory,
Sn,''1' En They have been thoroughly tested and
S;Ib1r anproved, and will be sold ut very low
rain. xii orders promptly attended to. zap 5
- 1000 SoclssG: a. Salt.
100 q N[arShnlEs Fine Salt.
on4ooSrn n sLocS n'''' " T. A. BREWIs & co.
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AGRICULTURAL-I -IMPLEMENTS,
Arvils, Nah Rods, Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files ,,S Assps, shoeing Tools, Sc: Comminl I'm
f, for cA Titus IRON Plough Eept en- band sashs
Doors, Blinds &c. FURNISHED to order Gans fbS2hhns
nd S;nole Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
Sta e. Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash sel-.!
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

.=s = FEERR : Fod0aAfp Z 3 x : ANY.
WASHINGTON! AND BEXANDRlA.-
The steamboats, Of the company leave each place
every hour, from am. until ! p. m, from the
company's wharf, foot Of 7th ST., Washington
and near foot Of King st.. Alexandra.
The steamer WAWASET can be chartered
for Excursions to Glymont, or other points on
the river.
FOR MOUNT VERNON steamer
WAWASET will leave Washington at ~
o'clock, and Alexandria at l030, every TU hS-
DAY, THURSDAY and ndSATURDAI MORNT
ING. Returning will arrive st AlexAndTia
about 3 p. m . w. ID. COLI;
ny S-tf Prest. Potomac Ferry Comp y.
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STEAM PACKETS.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE, .... IL
NEW ,YORk, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
SHIP COMPANY '

>se@s THESTEAMSHIPS E. c.. KNIGHT
SsGssA.a and JOHN GIBSON will saffron pier
%, East River, New Y ork, for Alexandria and
the District of Columbia, every SATURDAY
EVENING at 4 o clock and will leave Alex-
andria every THURSDAY EVENING, at 4
O clock, for New York.
+ The steamships of this line are first class, and
sail weekly between the above named ports
The Company have made thorough arrange
ments for the transportation of through freight
to all points north and connecting with the
Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points South
and West. w .... .
All freight must be sent to the dock early on
the day of sailing. For freight and passage tp
ply to HENRY G., WINSulP,
No. 81. north Union St, AlcXA
c. P. HOUGHTON, & Go.
Agents, Washington and Georgetown.
SMITH. BROWN IL CO.,
up4- Agents, y South St., New York.
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TXCELSIORI EXCELSIORll
uHAsTELLARs A HAIR EXTERMINAToR,

CHASTELLAR'S s HAIR EATERMlN ATOR,
FoR REMOVING SupERFLUoUs HAIR
TIC the aides, especially, this invaluable de-
pilatory recommends itself IFS being an almost
ifndspensab bic article to female beauty. Is east
ly applicd does not burn or iniure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. 1t is warranted to
remove superAnous hair from low foreheads, or
from any part cf the body, completely and rad.
sets' softs smooth aud atpeg This is the only ar
tice used by the French, and is the only eIiec-
tual depilatory in existence Price u cents per
package, sent postpaid, to any address, on re-
ceipt of an order, by
! ! r - BERGER, SHUTS & CO,
.h 11-1r e33S. River st., Troy, n. 7.
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: HARDWARE, &C..

LANES W. MALLS L&UItt q THos. RIsHEILL.
fam Esa w: MALLS 81 CO... 4rod - ~
=; ca HARDWARE NJ EkGR kNI'S, 4I-s.
And Dealers in allkinds of I;Z r.
BUT T. DING M A r E r 1 A LS
Such as Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, PotomacZ Lime tCalcined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Felt and Pltch'
Window Glass from Gxs to 32x4s. White Lead,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes Lamps, CGs!zoIi,
and general assortment Of Housekeeping
Goods. 20 Tgp TEEs4E g214aA xaua
Paints mixed and glass cut to order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country. 80 = is7, hlNd , HihNhi.
mp 27--tf corner -Colum ous, % AleAAhorla:
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p Il | n G It Il 4 D y
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.

III Ut" KING. SIREEI, II =
W. B. w A D DE y. ..
specially invites the attention Of buyers, who
want uniform and reliable goods to our new
stock Of Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES, ..
OF every kind ana description, comprising 8
great many new styles, which are unsurpassed
for beauty, comfort and durability, AS these
goods have been made recently, they can and
will be sold much cheaper than any old goods
-, Il, rl,ni
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xn-~A AQUA CREEK ROUTE TO
..rzlsH E=r,sl.:-:.S< EtCHMON D.-On and after TO-
day, WE'D DNESDAY, April 18th, the steamers
G. VANDERBILT and kEIPORT will sLoN
regularly ut Pier No. 10, King street dock on
mac NIGHT and DAY Persons wishing 10
take the boat for Richmond will be at the Wharf
by + 45 Il IN. and 40 p. m., and passengers for
Washing gton and the North, in the morning,
will be nj the wharf by - Il. II. ap ll-"m
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,o,-y NO. So, ENG ST, $50
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

BALTIMORE, June 25-The -four market il
6rmer, with some inquiry for shipping, and hold
ors are less disposed to accept current rates. We
noto sales OF some 800 bbls City Mills Super yes
terday at 80 for shipment; and to. day 100 bbls
Howard Street Extra at SO 37a'l25 Cor
Meal Is frmor and held higher-salos Of SOC
bbls. yellow City Mills at SIS 10, and Of 100 bbl'
white at lowe. figure. To-day holders are ask
ing $3.50.
Wheat-ContinuNnc Of unfavorable weather
for the maturing wheat crop, and reports coming
forward from the ncighbOring country Of damage
by rust, &c, has had the effect Of importing
moro frmness TO the grain market, aud HOLDEN
Of Wheat appear less anxious to sell at present
prices. The receipts to-day were only 425 bush
els red. No sales are reported.
Countries have an upward tendency. White
advanced about , cents. Sales Of white at SlN
81 u for inferior to prime, and yellow at ST. Ola
Sl.li per busbel.
Oats-Market firm and buOyant. Sales at SO
as2 cents per bushel.
Codee-TLere is rather more INJURY to.dcy
We note sales from second hands Of 700 bag
good to prime Rio, at lsl cents. Also, sale Of
900 bags Rio at New York to come to this mar
ket. Terms private.
Proyisious-The market continues quiet but
steady. Bacon is in fair demand and bulk meat
also. We note sales to-day Of SO hhds. Of hull
shoulders At 81 cents, and so hhis. do. Side
at l0i cents to arrive.
sugars-The market continues very active ant
strong. Sales to-day of 2l3 hhds Demerara oil
p,ivste terms.
whisky-NOmiual at 33a35 cents in bond.
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EAS Francisco, June rs General q regg has
been through to Santa Mara, but has discovered
no traces Of the indians.
The rumored capture Of Young's company
9Th oAvalry-it 10 said, arose from the men haV.
ing mutinlsd and killed the captain and lieu.
tenant.
General Gregg would make short work Of III,
red skins u he had ak or eight companies oil
cavalry.
Two men were killed BY the Indians, twenty.
Ave miles from Prescott, on the I'd instant.
General Gregg 10 planning an extensive expe'
dition against the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-0msha dispatches report
q general cessation Of Indian hostilities along
the Platte route. General Augur hNd reached
Fort Laramie from Fort Morgan. All we'll. The
Indians seem to have left Platte valley, some
going north and west and the others south. The
latter are undoubtedly those who made raj | on
the Smoky Hill route and tho Kansas Pacific
railroad on Saturday last. 0utrages on the Ar.
kansas river, In the vicinity Of Fort Dodge and
along the Santa Fe route are reported, and 1t Is
not impossible that the theatre Of the war will
be changed from the Platte and Smoky Hill
route TO the Arkansas river and the country south
Of It.
ST LOUIS, June rs A st. Joseph's special
says Gen. Terry and Gen. Sherman have each
written letters to the Governor Of Dakotah ad.
vising the postponemsnt Of the contemplated ex.
ploring expedition TO the Black Hills. They say
that the country still concede the Indian lands,
and any attempt 10 occupy II by tho whites will
be resisted by the Indians, and that in the pres
ent condition Of affairs the Government cannot
furnish protection.
The telegraph line between Fort Cooper and
South Pass, q distance of l75 miles, Is now, and
has been for two weeks, in the hands Of the In
dams.
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The London Times reports considerable
unsasiness and distrust In financial circles
TBEY have the yellow fever at Fortress
Monroe. It was introduced by . steamer from
MstanzaS.
IT IA REPORTED that Iturbide has been
proclaimed Emperor Of Mexico by Marquee. His
reign will be short.
IT WAS CONFIDENTLY ASSERTED in high
political circles yesterday that Gen. Sheridan 10
to be removed at once.
IT WAS ANNOUNCED some days since that
prise eight was to come oh soon between one
Gallagher and a man BY the name Of Elliott
The mauling has been indefinitely postponed
Gallagher pays Elliott $3.50 to DO let OF.
SOME of the gift enterprises about the
country are coming to grief or, rather, their
managers are. There Is, however, some pros.
pcrty awaiting thsm, for tho fools are not all
dead.
A MAN was subjected to the disgrace
and punishment Of receiving one hundred lashes
at Fort ssdgwick for giving or selling bottle Of
whisky to a soldier. Do We live In q civilized
country
The Colorado volunteers seem disposed
To give the Indian no quarter. They have dotted
the streets Of Denver with the black Gag. It 10
but lust to say that Gen. Sherman does not ap.
prove Of this policy.
FIVE Of the Governments OF Europe
have Joined in note to tho Sublime Porte, urg.
ing an Investigation Of the difficulties existing
in the Island of Gambia. These Powers are
France, Russia, Prussia, Italy and Austria.
The session of the Prussian Diet was
closed on the evening Of the 2ith, by the acting
Prime Minister, Baron Won der Heydt, in tn,
absence Of Count Bismarck. In his closing
speech he said chat the cordial and intimate re
lations now existing between bis Majesty tb,
King Of Prussia and his powerful nslshbors wsr'
an assurance Of lasting peace.
1THE Presidents reception in Boston and
all the festivities Of the occasion constitute fea
ture in American movements and manners. W,
cannot possibly fnd room for anything like
detailed account of the grand and imposing
ceremonies; and after LOCKING through all thu
accounts we gave up 10 despair, feeling our
selves wholly unable to find space for anything
like an intelligent and connected account. Il
must suffice to say that Boston did the thing nj
only the "HHb" can do such things. With al
its radical feeling and principle it did not for
single instant forget to show to the Chief Magic
trate of the nation tl,t respect and considera
lion due to his high office aud also that respect
due to Mr. johnson as man holding the high
est position in the gift Of the people.
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...L,,. f., .,,d.nos and rns nohins among thu
So u III ~ h.rn vhs,shs fosnd some lead. a
mai, n;.os If hla,Lst. Received information,
and ,.L.d M garrstt II he had n field. glass
~, pe,L h.a,,ss, re- .nd Van. in search Of
40 80 spSnd i, ahout nina miles distant
Wv 1850 10 oh.nhor In n oIolbes press II
80. a H. W. D.ns,,ment vbsro n was
W. " sa,I ~, ,hs .i... In court wa,
IT, a., a.. "
'"9 Cs'n ,,u.a ui,n.,. Identified ,bs Glass
~ IN ~ ro,ds :, Gaia marin, and opera, y on the
,Sy,ab 49, Conid moi TscoIIset the name of
.uumo soasw so'n ' hn Nv. ~. s,.,. Va, foand
1ue III v'Vn " ,h.V Soi Con,sr aid moi tako The
Is lus 80 ny W,,nn,s doo, mi know what
s'ass ron ~ poo " LoIs. TSInL. poo,h ,,,tsd
oso.ys Ine 49, 70, ~ "a, ,bot wiz.
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49, ~, 10 .as wy suo vT,a... WItn.,,
VIA, S SS' VI not esnsa "a ,Ss, ,h,r. 49,
a,Sw ,o ns,.on, oonn,rDod IN a Do., not roo.
ouy ~ ~ ~ - III - T., III n,.ssnoa ~
vneo' 1uS, ~ '''' 'A'o " =" wv P''''' "
MR.. hAi'N y l.. ~, .,u.a h.
a., yws, w III, IeeS 49, -,
me. wilson; nnu1s, ~ hP,n, I1oOi vas S's s,,,
tue n"N"VVe hS ., ~ -, ~ ipSs
oh Of me register Of the nS'ei OIL Hp, H. ,Soo,
on when va ~ 'ue usun a., Tho ro"u i.
room was ISo, gu 'no 'n noy'. ~ ~. -
20 re-. i'yu tuo I0o" IvI.p ~ ,ha 80,
r. 20, , yvn" Is,h III ~. q
win Detectve oonn Leo on 'uo i''n' ""u 80"
revolver In ths room ...,,., H. A..
py mr. D'Auiey ,"o 'ooui oov 1917 ~ %
rodt was not over tue room ooeuP'eu oy rie"'
dent johnson
Samuel M Ohester' sworn anu shlm ,gsp ny
MT wilson. witness Is an actor, anu 10 iI p ~
slaed IN new 10Th W." ac9ua'ntou WV" ooVto
who he saw last on tns FRIDAY previous 70 tno
assss'inauoni was WIN nun me e ens a'no ol
and ieu MN NJ tne vV'uo' VI Hpu'.oon'u a"u
broadway does not think that no saw nun
DAY or Two prior 10 tnht Jay W nos know snae
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

New BAKERY.-Mr. G. Smith, having
established his FlTstclass Bakery and Confectionery
on the corner OF Tenth aud Streets Is now PREPARED
to fuInsh everything 10 his lins "f business At the
cheapest rates He is now selling nr.t.elHss bread
fall weight at seven cents PR loaf TO which fact he
desires 10 call the attention OF hotel and boarding
house keepers, as well as to heads Of families.
Boston brown bread, etscksrs baked pork and beans,
candles OF all kinds, Ice ee1m Of the hes. kinds and
at the lowest rates. smong the sPsclAlitleS All
articles will be delivered promptly to all rar Of the
city free OF charge To all interest d, We Rd'i'e to
give Mr. Smith a call.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

ROBERT LINrc. u, ,dest son Of the
late and lanentet Lincoln, Is now in
Washington. II courtr yester.
day while the Sur was going on.
GEoRGE VII. esq, editor of the
Sy"Hor Tic Tim, is in town. aud has rooms
at Willard's.
THE Committee on Ordnance met yes,
terJay. but lacked on of a quorum. There were
preser. Con. B. T. Butler, Gen. Robert Z.
Sclt . aad Hon. Simon Cameron. The other
members, it ia thought, will be present to dH".
ACCORDING to the vote of adjournment
the Commute, on the Judiciary inset to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

NV YORK, June 25,-In consequence of tho
appearance Of tho yellow fever at New Orleans
all vessels arriving from that port will, until
furthers orders, be BOARDED in the lower bay
Pilots are also notified that In order to afford tho
necessary facilities for a careful examination Of
passengers, all steamers bringing in emigrant
passengers will be required to anchor Immediately
upon arrival at quarantine.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

Nav YoRK, June 25.-Flour market IOa2O
cents better receipts, 2,l4l barrels. Wheat
market Sa5 cents better receipts, 2O5 bushels.
Corn market quiet and steady; receipts, II. 2OS
bushels. Rye nominal Oats quiet and firm,
Pork dull and lower; new mess, S2l.l2a2l.l5.
Lard dull at lllallE. Whisky steady. Barley
nominal. Cotton dull and dropping at 26I for
Middling Uplands. Freilhts quiet.
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PAINTS, OuR, &c.-Mr. WIN. Ruther-
ford, No. $50 L street between Twelfth and 1hit-
ssnth Streets and I76 Seventh street, between md
Streets wholesale aud retail dealer 10 paints, oils,
vaInishes. &c announces in detail his stock IN to-
days paper, consisting Of Lewis, Jewett, ani
Hail. aud Bradlsy's pure lead, paint brushts, sleo-
hoI benIlne, spirits Of tuIpentlne, coal, lard and
sperm ola, lamps, OhImnsys, wsks, together with
superior window plate and ground glass all u the
best quality, aud for sale on The most reasonable
terms. Mr.. X. deserves large share Of the Publio
patronage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

WILMINGTON, NC June 25.-The case Of
P. Foster, late collector of the port, was again
before the United States Commissioner yester
day.
Ths defendant waived an examination before
the commissioner, preferring to have the cas-,
brought directly before the United States Dis
trict Court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26

New YoRK, June 25.-Mr. Lord, upon whose
property tho famous Lord bond robbery wai
committed, yesterday received, through an un
known source, 81, 300 6O worth of the bonds
stolen from him. This leaves deficit Of only
$50, 900 still missing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26
News from New Orlesns-Gen. SteRdniar
Advises the removal Of Gen. sheridan.

Advises the removal Of Gen. sheridan.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2I.-Gen. Stendman tel.
egraphed to President JOHNSON at Boston yeSter.
day to remove Gen. Sheridan at once. The
rebels are highly indignant that the "maondam
lied road" should be made SO pablo. King. o.
the Times, in double lehded editorial this alter
uoon, says Of Gen. Sberidans letter:
Neither the history of this Republic nor oil
any modern government affords such an instance
Of fragrant, arrogant, presumptuous, and insult
ing insubordination and defiance by inferior Il
superior officials as this letter exhibits Its moi
only defiant, but insulting and disrespectful. II
the conduct and language of this remarkable
document are sanctioned by any considerable por.
ton Of the American people the Constitution Of
our country had better be consigned at once 10
the flames, and our Republic delivered over to
the ~ archy and chaos through which poor Mex
leo has been struggling for the last forty years
from the audHcity, the ambition, and turbulence
Of military chetains and the overthrow Of the
authority Of civil law and its constitutional in.
terpreteTS and administrators.