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The national Republican., 1867-07-15

CoSDIrIos OF THE TREAsURY.-The com
mittse appointed by Secretary Mocullooh to
count the funds In the treasury vaults have com
pletsd their nvestigations and the result Of tn,
count shows few dollars in tho treasury ovei
the balance that the books call for. The amour,
Of national funds which has passed through tn,
trsasursr's hands since March, 1891, 10 about
$l4, 500, 600, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

The OLD CAPIroL.-The contract fo
converting the Old Capitol building now tn
property Of Mr.. George T. Brown, Sergeant-a at
Arms Of the Senate, into three dwellings, hA
bssn awarded 10 Msssrs. MoIssll a psnning,
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

PETIT LARoENY.-Zachariah Thomas was
charged before Justice Kean with the larceny Of
$40 FROM one Catharine Mitchell. ZaehaIiAh
was sent 10 jail to answer the charge at court.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

IsroxIoArED.-Wm. Nutting, o lawyer,
was arrested In the streets for intozication, and
fined by Justice Morssll % for his behavior.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

FouND.-Mr. John F. Stansberry, q gen.
tleman residing in Prince Georges county, Nd,
found In the street, yesterday morning, a roll Of
United States interest bearing notes, which he
took to the Central guard-hous and delivered to
Lieut.. skippon, Of the Third ward The owner,
by calling upon the lieutenant and identifying
property, can receive the same.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

As- This movement Is entirely separate from, and
has NO connection with any other enterprise.
Address all orders and Communication, with
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
Managing Director,
js22.u No. $40 Pa. ave., washIpk kton. d, c.
As- Editors are respectfully invited to notice this
"EArIosAL 0FPRRikar ~ Of sympathy aud phian.
thropy, and to lend II such aid their beneyolsnee
an RQesta
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
HAnLIsE (H. ~ CHURCH.

ously announced, occupied the pulpit at this
church yesterday morning and evening. The
subject In the morning was the Priesthood OF
Christi" ID the evening, "Ths Atoasmsnt.h A
large congregation was present, and the eloquent
divine was listened to with the utmost attention.
A collection was taken up during the day to pay
20 Introduce gas into the church, which realised
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

A MISUNDERSTANDING consequence
Of q Misunderstanding regarding the terms on
which certain property was to DO cut through
along First street by the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, the workmen have ceased their iabors
on this end Of the road. It Is thought the matter
will be amioably settled In few days, when the
work on this section will be resumed In the
meantime this force will assist the force at the
Point Of Rocks end Of the road who are progress,
ing In this direction. The force on the Paris
Ridge section arc progressing finely, We arc in
formed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

A VERY IMPORTANT CAsR.-James w.
Tomeny, Of Tennessee, was arrested on satur.
day BY Detective Coomes, charged by Edwin B.
Roberts with being an accessory to tho larceny
Of valuable papers, vouchers, TO-, from the
plaintiffs room at Wilards Hotel on tho lst Of
June 1864 The papers were most important,
and some Of them were TO have been used before
the committee appointed BY Congress to invssti.
gate cotton frauds One Warren Carpenter, who
Is implicated In the robbery, In consequence Of
some disagreement with Tomeny, confessed the
whole affair. and tho Investigation, which was
held before Justice Miller on Saturday evening,
was continued over until this morning at hall
past nine O'Clock, when most interesting devel
opmsnts, It is expected, will be made, and tn,
facts connected with the papers be shown. Hon
A. @. Riddle and Judge Clifford will appear foi
the prosecution, and Mr.. Cox for the defence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

A SUooEsrIos-WHo WILL START IT?-
From the first year Of the rebellion to the pres.
ent time, house rents have been at figure in
this city neither justified by the demand nor the
business Of the District; but ''grssnbacks, 4" at
one time, being as plentiful and thick a. '1eaves
In valambrosia," /" landlords and spectators took
advantage Of the situation" and from that
period to the present have shown no disposition
TO "change their base" Greenbaoks are moro
scarce than during the war, and crawling gradu.
ally to the gold standard are becoming more
valuable for every purpose Of trade, yet rents
remain the same now rs when gold was 200.
While landlords and spectators arc purposely
blind to these facts, We would suggest that some
Of our public.spirited citizens Of means form
themselves into an association for the purpose Of
purchasing ground In the several wards Of tho
city, and erecting thereon blocks or squares Of
neat two-story bricks, suitable as dwellings for
our citfens Of moderate means.
By this course our population would be per-
manent and ever on tho increase, for thousands
who are employed here, instead Of residing In
Alexandria, Baltimore, and the country villages
adjacent to the District, would keep house In
our midst, thereby beneating the grocer, wood
and coal dealer, the dry goods merchant, and
the halter, tailor, and shoemaker, by supplying
their necessary wants here instead Of those places
where they arc at present compelled TO domioil
themselyes In consequence Of exorbitant rents.
Probablysomo Of our building associations would
embrace tho suggestion hero thrown out, for
there Is no doubt the experiment would yield a
fne interest on the outlay, and be the means Of
disposing Of the houses to the tenants by per.
mitting them TO make payments In small In.
stalments.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-We have the
following report Of the sass Of roal estate effected
In this city lately Sab. lot 20, In square 642,
at 5000 half Of lot 10, In square SO, at q, l,31l;
sub. lot ~, 10 square 500, $4,000; sub. lots Q,
in square 200, at sl.o75; lot 81, in square 49s,
Us fest inches on II street,) at 81, 800; lot 10,
in square 1856. at SIS; ave sub. lots In square
220, at SIS, ,352. In Georgetown, lot In square
80, old Georgetown, ~ feet front, at 5000.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
EXCURSION TO CEDAR POINT

THE wAwAssET
will leave her wharf, foot Of Seventh street, on
MONDAY NEXT. JULY 10,
ATT So'GLock, An,
and proceed down the river IS miles, = .xiL.A
to Cedar Point, stopping at 0lymont -
both on the down aud return trip.
II you desire to enjoy the saltwater breeze, the
pie mic and saltwater bath, come to Cedar Point.
lYl2 2N
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

THE HowAsp UKryEHsrTY UosrRAcr
AwAspHD.- -fhs eoutract fst che sfeotion Of
Howard University building. on the Seventh.
street road. has been awarded BY the Trustees TO
Messrs. Harvey Rumsey tho price being
ees. 900, and The building 70 bs completed by the
LIST Of January. The building will be built Of
the American building block, % different coiors,
finished with II inside a. we'll ss outside, and
will be I68 feet In length and % In width, three
stories In height, surmouutsd By French roof,
and an ootagon tower In the centre. On the 6rst
story will Be tbs library, jsnitor's parior and
bed room, (his dining.room and kitchen being In
the basement two recitation rooms, tho oficss,
chemical laboratory, and geological and philo.
sophich cabinets The second story will con.
tain the gallery Of hne arts. Latin recitation
room, presidsnps ONCE and iecturs.room, Greek
professors Office, recitation and lecturs-room
In the third story will be the chapel or eloeu.
tionary room, two society rooms with ante.
rooms, and four recitation rooms The rooms
are we'll arranged for the purposes, being large
and airy. and the general plan Of the building |,
one which reflects credit on the architect, Mr..
III. II. 6sarlo.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

WASHINGTON LrGHr ISrASrRY.-Pursu.
ant 10 adjournment number Of the late NOM
bsrs Of the Washington Light Infantry battalion
met at the public house Of Mr.. Harry Gorbutt,
corner Of Eighth and Z strssts, on Saturday
evening. The meeting was presided over BY
Captain M. p. Fisher, and Captain Harry orton
acted as secretary. Among other business. was
the receiving Of the report from tho committee
on uniforms, in which the committee recommend
the Same style Of uniform as worn by the old
battalion, which report was unanimously adopted.
committee was then appointed to make ar.
rangemsnts for q picnic, to report at the next
meeting, on Thursday evening next.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

sKIFF & GAYLoRD's MrNsTREI.s.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
CENTLEME MEMS MER
" CLOTHING.

Our present large stock OF RBADY-MADE CLOTH
ING offers great ind ucements to gentlemen wishing
WALL. STEPHENS L CO.
jyl.2wH s22 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

UTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value, at tho old sstAbished
Merchant PawnbToksr Store OF r. fULT0H 4 Co.,
602 Ninth street, s doors north Of Penn. avenue.
da2O.N
The national Republican., 1867-07-15
FOR SALE or RENT

EOR RENT-SIX UNFURNISHEI
ROOMS, two Basements and two In the secop,
and third floors, two rooms In each; gas ard wate
Eleventh street. jyle.3ts
The national Republican., 1867-07-15

nuss sLcH rsSISa.
so go 7se
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

HNHOMPSON'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
i for sore and infamed eyes.
McAllister's All-healing Salvc-a valu-
able ointment for old sores.
Dalby's Carminative for Children.
Fly Poison Paper, for instant death to
flies.
Harvey's Rat Plums, tho rat annihi-
lator.
"Harloan OIL" the Dutch specifc-a
cure-sll.
Extract Lemon and Vanilla, for flavoring.
Flea Powder, for insects, ants, &c.
Soothing Syrup, for children teething.
Sugar Plums, FOR worms-the Pontoons.
For sale by FISHER ( HEINITSH,
June Druggists.
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& gc6sfnlERcIAas,A AND Fis sAncIal:.s


NEw YoRR, Jniy / oen. Flour
10(@20e. better. Wheat 3G95c. bet
ter. Corn 10. lower. Mess pork
S22. .40(022, 80. Lard 1136(9f1M.
Cotton dull, at 26}S. Gold 38s.
Stocks strong and excited. Money
5@6 per cent. p 50 ~ =
TPl M.-Cotton steady; sales 900
bales, at 261a. Flour-State $70
11.2O; Southern $9.6O@16. Wheat
lower. Mess pork $22.45. Rice
quiet Carolina 111a@121l. Money
6. Gold 39@3916.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Coffee quiet
Rio steady, with fair stock. Cotton
dull, at 24@25 for low middling.
Flour firm, scarce and prices un-
clined 15@20c. Supply of corn light
white ST. 1901. 90; inferior 81. 1S0
LII; yellow $1.15; mixed Western
s1.10. Provisions very firm. Bulk
meats and bacon scarce, and prices
improving. Sugar firm-good refin-
ing IL; grocery grades 121@123d.
MOBILE, July 11.-Sales 200 bales
cotton; market easier for the lower
grades-low middling 211s; middling
%. Receipts 10 bales.
New ORLEANS, July H. Sales of
1000 bales cottonLlow middling
22}a@23. Receipts 81 bales. Fair
to prime Cuba sugar 1891. Molasses
quoted at 49H(650. Flour steady
double extra $11.75012; choice
S1S.25. Corn firm-mixed and yellow
81. 15@91.25; white S1.3O. Mess pork
quiet and firm, at $24. 7502IS7.
Lard quiet-prime ticrce quoted at
l21a; keg 131s. Bacon firm and un-
changed. Gold so.
AUGUSTA, July 11.-Cotton easier
with sales of 115 bales; middlings
221a.
SAVANNAH, July 11.-Cotton quiet
and prices nominal-middlings 23.
Sales 155 bales. Receipts 16G bales.
CHARLESTON, July 11.-Cotton is
quiet; sales IA bales-middlings 25.
Receipts 100 bales; receipts of the
week 957; exports 1 1862; stock 8, 1874.
LONDON, July 11-2 P. M.-Con-
soils 94 3-16.
LIVERPOOL, July 11-2 P. M.-Cot-
ton declined 1-16.
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Congressional,

WASHINGTON, July 11.-In the Se-
nate, Howard withdrew his amend
ment, which specified certain classes
entitled to register, with the remark.
that as there was large share of
judicial power left in the hands of
district commanders, it would, per-
haps, be as well to leave them to
determine the matter. The fourth
section was amended by adding, that
any person appointed by district
commander may be removed by him.
Drake introduced an amendment.
demanding some additional guaran-
tees preliminary to the admission of
representatives; but it was ruled out
OF order. Drake appealed from the
Chair. The Senate sustained the
Chair by "a to 13. Buckalew offered
his amendment, making the vote for
congressman cumulative, and giving
each elector as many votes as there
We're Congressional Districts in the
State, and allowing him to cast all his
votes for one candidate, or divide
them at pleasure; which was ruled
out of order-22 to 7. The Senate
continues in session, and will proba-
bly, not adjourn until vote is OBJ
tanned.
In the House, after unimportant
business, the consideration of the
concurrent resolution of adjournment
was resumed. Elaborate arguments
with regard to impeachment ensued.
Finally, Stevens moved the previous
question on the resolution that TIC
Judiciary Committee be ordered to
report partially this session. The
demand for the previous question was
not sustained. Wilson moved that
the committee he ordered to report
at the next session, and that it be
allowed to print l, 800 copies of the
report. There was demand for the
previous question, which was sus-
talned, and tho resolution passed.
Stevens then said he abandoned the
matter, and moved that the resolu-
tion lie on the table. The House
adjourned to meet at s o'clock this
evening.
At s o'clock. the Senate passed the
bill and adjourned.
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TO -Rent-

k-a THE COLUMBIA FEMALE COL
GlnT LEGE, which for three years EOi,t nost
~ ,54..a. has been occupied as a FIRST'
CLASS HOTEL by Mr.. T. s. Nickerson ;o
again offered for lease for three wears t'
from 1st September next. 'e"t q
-, The extensive patronage which Mr..
Mickerson .;nis. received has given. much noto.
liar fitness and eligible location Sor the
purposes Of first class hotel, render !
particular description unnecessary.
For terms, &C., inquire Of either OF the
following gentlemen: Hon. e. j. ARTHUR
Or. A. n, TALLEY, r. d. SEM or J. W
PARKER. '"
Columbia, juno II, 1867. June IL
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news items.

y WASHINGTON, July 11.-The reci-
procity treaty between the United
i States and the Hawaiian Islands will
I, be sent to the Senate for ratification.
Adviees from Fort Wallace report
another Indian defeat, and thirteen
soldiers killed.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
500, 600.
Advices from Havana, of the u,
say that the recent slave cargo con-
sisted of 800 Congos. They were
inime ediately scattered.
Jamaica advices represent the plant
ers over-burthened with taxes, and
many leaving the island.
Gen. James f. Russell, U. s.. A. j.,
who has been on general inspection
of the posts on the plains, reports
fnvorably of the country generally,
but discredits the accounts of Indian
troubles, and represents them MS
greatly exaggerated.
LOUISVILLE, July IA reliable
telegraphic despatch from Ellis Cliffs,
twenty miles below Natchez, says the
army worm has appeared two months
earlier than usual-threateningto to de-
stroy the cotton Oh the ovcrfowed
lands. 3,o
NEW YORK, July 11.-The steam
ship Arizona brings 100000 in
treasure.
SAVANNAH, July 11.-Total regis
tered whites, i, 40; colored, 2,O93.
CHARLESTON, July Arrived
Steamer Everman, Philadelphia
schr. Moonlight, Baltimore; schr.
Mohawk, Richmond.
RICHMOND, July ia Republican
meeting was held in the Square this
evening, which was addressed by DR..
Sterling, who cautioned The negroes
against insisting on social equality.
MIR. Danner also spoke.
There was a meeting OF Germans
tonight, and q Republican Club or
ganized, with J. G. Danner, Ger
man lawyer, rs President.
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LOUISA NUHLBACH'S last,

HENRY VIII AND HIS COURT: or
Ill CATHARINE PARR-an historical
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Sensational Book, "Coming Wonders Ex-
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A beautiful and fresh supply of Photo
SrSsph Albums, worth from 81 to 81.
Sheet Music,
New Home Songs,
a. New Humorous Songs.
Az o, DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
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MOUNTAIN AIR.

NNa PERSONS who desire to pass the
AAsummer months in healthy section,
where good water and mountain air are
the principal attractions, can be comfort
ably accommodated at the WALHALLA
HOTEL. Trains now run daily each way.
Board by the week or month at reasonable
rates. d. BIEMANN.
July Q 3mo
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The Adornment of the Head---The
Hair Restorer.

GRAY HEADED people have thoirlocks
silken tresses OF youth, and are happy.
Young people, with light, faded or rcd hair,
have these questionable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People
whose heads are covered with dandruffand
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Bald-headed
veterans have their remaining locks tight
luxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
JOY. Young gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed. Young ladies use it be-
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and ,oW use it, because it j. he
cleanest and best article in the market.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
FEB y Drugpists
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A LETTER WORTH READING.

-IHI W V1b11 AVIIhD1Nu.
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LoSpoN July III. The Russian
Cabinet has issued q cifcular to its
diplomats in France, England and the
) United Suites, urging joint inquiry
regarding the condition of ireland.
Gen. Prim has landed In Catalonia,
Spain, causing considerable eappre-
hension at Madrid. go z
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NNHE CHALK HILL THIRTY-HORSE
il WATER POWER SAW MILL is capa-
bic of averaging 5000 feet of lumber per
day. The PLANTATION consists of 9 900
acres Of heavily timbcred pine land, 12O
acres of cleared land under fence; n good
House, with four bedrooms and dining,
room, Kitchen, Storc-room, Barn, Stable,
and all necessary out-buildiRgs for mill
hands and field laborers. The locality is
perfectly healthy and quality of timber
unsurpassed.
There is also q kaolin deposit on the
place, OF great value, and contracts can be
MADE with several Potteries and China
Factories for supply of this chalk.
July Q 20
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T.. H. STOKES

k,a TAKES this method of informing
III 9PEnsr patrons ppna sHRS1sHhp hSS 81 hns RE- e.
HOUSE in the best manner, and is now
prepared to receive TRANSIENT GUESTS
on the most favorable terms. His house
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the corner OF Franklin street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, "a few doors below the Ex-
change Hotel,)
June 10 1n,o&
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Drs. HARVEY & DIVINE
THE SOUTHERN FARMER

beautifully illustrated monthly of l6 pages
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IFieAi@-Tour Dollars per annum.

? es, seatS ana parties, or uD0D whole
communities, for offences committed
E JY portion of them agaipst the oov.
crnment 70 which thev owed ohedi-
cucp, was common in tha balharors
. ages Of the world: but christianity
and civilization have made such prog
ress tEqt rpoorrsa fo a n1nishr,a6+
SO cr9el and unjust would meet with
taecondeHnatiou Of all unpreiudlced
a1du2ilt-minded men. The punitive
Justice OF this age, and especially Of
this country, doe orcousisf in strfD-
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-25
EV DISCOVERIES OF GOLD,

Advices from northwestern Arkansas notice
the discovery of rich gold bearing quartz in
the Dead River mountains, 65 miles west of
Fort Smith
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To Let.

THE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
4 on very reasonable terms, will seat from 8 to
400. Apply 10 CHARLES P. Kimball or to the
subscriber j. B. THORNDIKE
Dec.6. diff tsffE = 81 FL Superintendent.
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Cumberland NationaI RAM

THE stockholders Of "The Cumberland National
4 Bank OF Portland" are hereby notified that
their annual meeting win be held at their Banking
Room on HG. FaTu IsH VTrHtIIaar
Tuesday, the 14th day of January next, at
o'clock p Va,
for the choice of Directors and the transaction of
any other business that may ca Q before them.
SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1851. dtd n -
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POLITICAL TROUBLES IN Observation-Disclosures

POLITICAL TROUBLES IN VENEZUELA-EAKTH'
QUAKE.
New YORK, Dec. 24-An Havana special has
the following: Advices from Venezuela of the
oth INST have been received. The press OF
tnat country demand explanations of the gov
ing period of the utmost trannuility.
Several shocks of earthquake were felt on
the 18th of November, on the coos+ east of Car.
aceas, during which the sea rose six feet.
Provisions and money for the inbahitants n,
st. Thomas, to the amount of S1oooo ia he n
subscribed in Venezuela. "''' "oo"
Senior Guzmorr had left Caracas as envov
to France oh'oy
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Dec. M.-As young lady, a
daughter of Mr.. Amos Wicket, was this af-
ternoon walking along frequented street in
the lower end of the town, she was knocked
1nsenslbie by some villain with club. The
act was witnessed by persons near, and pur.
suit was made but the villain escaped. The
people are much excited at the repeated occur
rences of this kind here. Is 80
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National Traders Bank.

THE Shareholders of "The National Traders Bank
u OF Portland are hereby notified that their an
nual meoting will be held at their Banking Rom.
No. 81 Exchange street, on HIHrI- IH
Tuesday, the 4th day OF january next, at
o'clock II. M, ~.
to choose five Directors for the ensuing year. and to
act on any other business that may legally come be-
fore them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland. Dec. 10, 1861. dcl3-dtd