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Ss,,iss Bonds
o.-g'ir,t .ycr,s,~o Eo.,.,s.

HE 1t charter the Company l. permitted to Issue
it, own fir.t Mortgage Bonds to the same amount
as the bends issued by the government, and M
more, and Only as The road progresses The Trus-
tees Tor the bondhohlels are tne Hon. Z. D. Nor
gan. L. :. senator f,oin New ork, md the Hon.
Oaks Alnes, Member of L, :. House of Repre-
Srnt1tiEcs, WuU arc responsible for the delivery OF
these bonds 10 the Company i'll ST let accordance
with Tie al tl.p lqIy
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IL FORMATION

Information gfiar1ntcc1 to FGalurr n iuNuiian
growth Of hair ufsn = bah. hclt ur bcardc-S trt
also Jcccirtf the removal al Pinplrs, Biotcaes
tiHptuuS, TIE skiA, leaving HE same soft
ctcar and beautiful, can DE oblalne'l without
charge 10y addressing
Tl!Os. r. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
80 B'oN'lwuv, New York.
DIR. :. =. ElICHE-S
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NONRESIDENT Taxes

own he oun o
eaIc sat Ow1ei
RpotIo yea II committed aHdC o wn, on
pn ttopat h ,iu
uecnona Town aurct tow Of
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/" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

seScuty.six pages; price - cents. sent Ia any
address. No money required until the book i re
cViytd, read, and FULLY Al proved. II is perfect
guide to the .irk or nlis pose
Address biz. :. ,. EI1Cu, - fremont street
I.u-ttn
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DIR, q. K. Tssis.OR.

NJ. II, HANoyER Strict, Il ,srON, has for20
Years, in addition to hi, general family prartise
given special attention To the treatment Of all l'i-
eases Of the Blood, Uunary and Reproductive Or
g.,nS and AL com plants peculiar: 70 women. t,poG
accommodations provided Tor patients prefer 10
remain in the city during treatment. sral
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15

The authorized capita OF The Union Pacific
Railroad tompHay Is 3 100000, OF whlch over
Sj,Gooi' 90, have been paid on the work already
done.
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HORRIBLE ACC DENT.

II K Il | l. u
y man some time since was repairing a gas
leak, corner al a-ti street and 9Th Avenue, New
y FORK. lie went into the cAGavat5n aud then lit a
match. AncNplosion Of the gas took place. and
the man was much burned. nR. TOBIAS Nene-
tian Iiuh0ent Wa, freely applied, and in three
days the man VS. about hi- business IN the Man'
haitian Gas Work u well ~ eyer sis name Is
samuel L. Waters. This Is one of the wonderful
cures made by Or. ToaIi;s' celebrated Venetian
I.inlment; il is no, only good .or burns, but for
old sores, Brui-es, Chronic Rheumatism, sore
threats. Cat, Insect N.ng-, Pains in the Limbs,
Chest, aud BteL: also inter- ally, for Cole,
Cramps, Diarrhra, pyacntery AMI Group. 1t is
perfectly iun6feat 10 take internally, and is the
best family medicine in the world. Orders are re.
ccivcd all over Europe fori', The mos. ccebra-
tod physiciauS rccommoS tit never fails. DIR.
TOBIAS puts up every drop himself sold by all
Druggists al 30 eculs and sloO per Bottle. De
pot 50 Cortland street, y. 1m5s
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To the Honorable Court of County Commission
eFs Tor The County Of HancUcA:
yyrI the undersigned would represent that the
s3 public interest requires an alteration in the
county Road in Hancock, beginning near road
L. aiding 10 Niliam ;.inscott and ais, running on
sect the same near the Marshall old field, cal
led
We request your Honorable Eoard to view said
road anG make the alteration rs "A duty bound c
ever pray,
Hancock, oet. lsis.
Nah anicl Mcfarland and Ii others
HNNCoCK, IS, Court nj ounty coWmi ssoncrs,
October term, A. u. 1867.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
tine eommi> ,oncrs that the petitioners are pom.
matter set forth in hcT petit ion and therefore or
tier that the county commits OuCrS meet at
Nathaniel McFllant's in Hancock, on Tuesday
the IL tn day OF Dec. next at O'Clock \. ". and
said petition, after which view. to wit tn
dtf at O'Clock T.. VI hearing of thc parties and
witnesses Will be had ut aid McFa rlani's a con
vcnient place N the vicinity, and such other
ufe5 tasen in the premises as th" Commissioners
shall judge proper. And i, il further
OHDkRED-lhat notice OF the time, place and
purpose oi the COmmi ssi oacrS' meeting atores said
Ice given to ali persons aud corporations interest
I'd, by serN ing atttscd copy ~ the petition and
the orie thereon upon the clerk cttha town of Han
co,'k and by posting up te,tcd copies as aforc
said, in three public places aid town thirty
days at least before Lhe time appointed for said
Niew, and b.! publishing the petition and order
thereon three weeks success syclV in the Ellsworth
American, ~ new sl,aper published at Ellsworth, in
the county OF Hancock the first publication to be
AT Ua-t thirty day before the time Of said view,
that all persons and corporations Interested may
attend and be heard il IhcX think TT.
Attest, =. ". FERRY, Clerk.
\ true copy Of the petition and order thereon,
Attrst, L. ". Perry, Clerk.
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Il u

Long and,-thc 9Th inst, Thomas lice, aged
-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, the llth, Joshua Wilkinson
aged - YEAR.
Stct,u',--Nov. 18Th, 1ir Samuel Pierce, aeec
-. &-nlile Years -isry suddenly Of AFpnplcNy.
The sub jcCt OF this notice embraced Religion a
the aEe Of Il years; was II member of the frs
Baptist Church, Bangor. fer nearly twenty years
amt on III removal tn StetsgH with his wife, uni
ted with the Hapti5t ChUrch of that place. Thus
froa early lie he ever sustained tho Christian
character WIKI earnes,ness and simplicity, Away
!ilils his lddrc al the house OF worship, the con
ference room. and prayrr-inc ctjHgs, The family
mouru- the loss of a Kind husband and affection
ate at tier With 4 llili assurance that their loss i
his raia. e. D.
Nit. Desert, Me.,-oct. !, 1864, Ab1g il Walls
daughter Of Comfort Davis. aged - years.
To tic Senate and Hons: ui Representatives
in Legislature qS2entJicd:-
gsyiil undersigned. seectneu q fhc towns o
L Bucksp and VeruHA respectfully pay to
an tct Of the Legislature granting or CONFIRMING
along tie bridge connecting said towns, below
water marx
JOiiN WENTN ORTIZ,
y. ". HARTMAN.
Nc!cctElVI OF BuGiSspOrt.
AARON KICKER
NEHEMIAH BAsSETT,
Se.cctHita oil ScroHa.
Nov. t. 1s5- 3wi3
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A Permanent Tonic.

Every al times fc"ls the necessity of some.
thing to tone up the system depressed by mental
bodily exhaustion. At such times let every ono.
instead of alrohlir medicinal stimulants, re-
iuvigoratc his dpbiatcd system b. the natural ton
IL clements nf
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Copartnership Notice.

The subscribers have formed Copartncrship,
under the name of Monaghan & Coli rs, r. tie
purpose OF carrying the Carriage and Wheel
wright bushes in all its various branches.
stephen Monaghan,
John \. Collins,
Ellsworth, Oct. both 1857.
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.5Rsf.Y CCIc D.iitcl

Is the popularity of Dunsiers fine old I.ondoa
Dock Gin. In al parts OF tie world it j. well
known. Sold by all druggists and grocers in bot
ties only. &. \. RICHARDS & Co., Boston
Wholesale gents. 2gIl
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Turner's Tic Dou:oureS or I'm.
VersaI Neuralgia Pill IS safe, certain

aAd speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous
Diseases. The seyercst eases are completely and
permanently cured in u rerJ short time. Neuralgia
in the face OF head IS utterly lanishcd in n few
hours. No form Of Nervous Disease withstands
its magic influence II has the unqualified APPROX
al OF many emnent ply seian5 1t contains nothing
injurious to the most delicate system. sold every
where sent ON receipt of slo0 and two postage
stamps. TURNER & ca, I20 fremont ct, Boston,
Mass, froprietors
Bston, July Ist 1867. lysp:i
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Gurrs ,Y;i.,n,st S,,cezin:!

As Troche Powder. Is pleasant to the taste
and never natiScates; when sWalloWcu instantly
gives to the Ti1oat and FOCAL Organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort
Is the best Ioice Tome IN the world
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900 NJ l. Els
OF THE
UhIGi PACIFIC RAILR0iIi
Running Nr,i frosm Omaha
Across The Continent,
ARE NOW CGMi'LETED.

The Union Pacific Raiir.ad Company have built
longer line OF railroad in the last eighteen months
than was ever bui'tby any other company IN the
same tine and they VIII coEtinuc the wnrk with
EN- DIVISION Is beng pushed rapidly eastward
from Sacrcih ento by The tcntsal Pacific Company
OF California, and II is expected that
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE.
to the Pacific Will be ol,ea for business in Is70-
MORE THAN ONE-THtRD OF THE WORK HAS
BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE-TiiiID OFrIIE
WHOLE LINE IL NOW liz Running ORDER
| AND MORE LABOREBS ARE NOW EMPLOY
ED UPON lETHAN Eh l-R BEFORE. More than
Fort Million Do'iass IGn Money
have aTcady been expended by the two power
Jul companies that have undertaken the enterprise
ard there i no Lack Of funds for its most vigorous
! PR "tution When the United states Govern
mcnt found il necessary to secure the construction
| of The Uuon Pacii, Htilload, To develop aud pro.
tect its own interests, it gave the Companies au-
| thorzcd to build il surh ample aid us should rem
| der lis speedy completion beg ond doubt. The
! available means OF the Union Pacific Railroad
| Company, derived from the Government and its
own stockholders, MAY be briefly summed up
| follows:
E.-Unstcai Stnfrs Bonds
| Having thirty years t. run and bearing six per
| cent. currency interest at the rate of $4,000 per
nile for 81 miles the PiaiRs then at the rate Of
: : 900 per iaic for 80 miles through the Rocky
Mountains then at the rate OF . eco per mile for
| the remaining distance, tor which the United
! states takes Il SecUDd lien security, The inter
e'i on these bond, Is paid b. the United States
! < NerHmeat. which also pays the company one
hai OF the anotl;l, of its is iii money for trans
porting it, freight, troops laiis, &c The remain-
ing hail OF these bills is placed to the comranies
! j.! fuscharge the whole amoGnt OF thi, len. The
| cla.nla against the government since April OF the
| current year amount 10 four and one-half times
| TINS IN crest,
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WHY SUFFER- risOM SOs.Es

When by the Use OF the Arnica Ointment y6u
easily bc cured. 1t lal rtlicYcd thou and from
Burns, Cuis, Chopped Hands, Eoiis,
sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin. Try IT, for 1t
costs bnt b cents, lie sure To ask for
HALE,S ARNICA OINTMENT
For sale 10y all Druggists.
L. e. Peek, Agent ion Ellsworth and vicinity.
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Ia .Fea.s svascie~s to ssmiId fhc Aso0a

Contracts for the entire work oil building 9li
mics of hr-t-.iI~s railroad west o'Um Omaha,
comprising much of The most difficult mountain
work, and emhl aclng every expense except sur
Ycylng. have been made with Responsible parties
(wh1 have already finished over 800 niles ut the
average ate of sixty weight thousand and iiity :
eight dollars S,n3e) per mile. This price i'll
C!uds } all necessary shops Tor construction and
repairs al cars, dcPots stations and all other incl
deEutl buildings, and also LOGON 'tivcs, passenger
baggage and freight cars, and other requisite roll
ling stock, to an uuuupt that shall not be less
than S3,nua per III lie. Allowing the cost of the
en- hundred miles assumed to be built by the Pa
ciiia Company to be $4,000 per mile.
The Total Cost Of Eleven Hundred Miles
viii he follows:
ISIS miles, at $40, IL, 40 900
Add discounts on bonds, surveys, &c.... ,J10.OV0
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SNOLIlDEA'S ElTRltI bltHI
all klGasY DISEASES

ItTIIGU AI.AIIC DIIaFiC'tTI.rITas
Price 81. SOLD everywhere.
J, a BUELEiGH, Wholesale Druggist, Boston
General A.ent. uilAarcheS
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The Total Cost oF Eleven Hundred Miles
Will he as follows:


<AHiOulil' -ob,i)iiJl-
As the [. :. Bonds are equal to money, and the
tompany's own Fsr-t Mortgage Bonds lave Il rea
dy market, We have as the
Available Cash Resources for building
EleVen Hundred Miles:
l. - bpu'iN..-... S'iftyS, Duo
First Mortgage Bonds. - SIS $50
Capital stuck paid IN on thoAsorh now
uOit .I 3JP,
Land Grant, lt,0s0,G00 acres, at : 30
per nsrc. ................2I 100 900
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FUTURE BUSINESS.

The most skcptical have never expressed Il
doubt that when the Union Pacific Railroad is fin
ahc,l, the Immense business that must flow over it
as the only railroad connecting the two grand di-
visions OF the North American continent, will be
one OF the wonders Of railway n7pOrtation; and
rcIuu lucrative rates.
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Nathan White, Treasurer OF the town of Bucksport.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
FIoggfnx at Fort sedxwick.

There is an upstart Of lieutenant in
command Of Company F, Of the Thirteenth
infantry, by the name Of LANrRY, now pos
sessing little brief authority at Fort
Sedgwick, who is cutting certain pranks
by way Of whipping men, acts which are
strictly forbidden, and acts for which the
said Lantry should be dismissed the SER
vice.
The first victim which LASTRY ordered to
be flogged was man who, under compul-
sion, sold whisky to soldiers. The second
victim was a soldier, who was ordered to be
stripped and then had laid upon his bare
back some twenty-five lashes, for some
trifling offence. Such man is disgrace
to the army, and the only wonder is that his
supe rior officers donot at oncecourt-martial
him and oust him from the service. Flog-
ging has been abolished In both the army
and navy of the United States, and this
lieutenant should be given TO understand
that he does these things in violation OF
law, and is therefore unfit to command in
the service Of the country.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

One curious feature In tho gold market Is It's
fluctuations so much varied latterly by tho
cable dispatches. The telegram in relation to
the menaoing appearances. Of matters between
France and Prussia, on Saturday, had It's due
effect, and gold roso. Now II Is almost positive
certainty that there Is naught Of truth In tho
dispatch whatever. The fact Of United States
bonds being unusually firm In London, the same
date, and consols also being steady Is sufficient
refutation Of the ridiculous rumor.
Money still continued easy at tho close Of the
New York and Philadslphia Boards on Saturday
evening, and which denotes increased confidence
in tho future. All the indications point toward
o revival Of business experienesdin in former times
We anticipate q revival Of business In the fall,
such as has not been known for years.
We have in our own city manufacturing In
terests increasing to considerable extent, and
II behooves our moneysd men to be more vigor-
Gus in the development Of the resources and
mechanical skill which exist among US, than they
have heretofore been.
JAY CooKE a Co., bankers, furnish US with tho
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
lowa.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
Tho CrelauA.

The report that the Cretans were SUBJ
dued and conquered by the Turks under
OMAR PAcHA needs confirmation. It now
appears to be doubtful whether, indeed,
the Turks have achieved anything which
may possibly be construed into victory.
On the whole, the Christians Of Gambia seem
to hold out bravely, and it will be long
while before the Sultan will be able to
subdue them. He may find, ere long, his
other Christian subjects in arms against
his authority, and combinations may be
made which will greatly weaken, il, indeed,
they do not destroy, the Ottoman Empire,
The faith Of the Moslem must decay, and
the supremacy Of the false prophet must
pass away, and the doctrines Of the Naza
rene must increase and fill the earth. Sc
it is ordained by God himself.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs a surLixr.
John fornsst, North Carolinaj Nelson 8; Emmart,
gil.mSIs sil. ThG%ss ,s,s s.sus Md T. la,a and
Mrs. Julls Hopkins, .Biltimorci MIS-; cormelis
Hopkins, DO; jane. n. D. Darlington, Ghario,t..
caS:ron s. oecoiSS r. u Il t Gsspp.s. NnSh; n. B. s.s:
,s's, Lawrence, Kansas ). Hagen, Rlehmeudt Va
NJ Q. welborp, Lexington, Va, Mrs. Bstds.ter,
.sS vi. ssSpS. M SPs.Rss SSsf D.s
Sn, ga NJ sS,k.on S,is DO Mr. p0oisy AdSu's, Ga.
Trctler, s.sunton, Va; Mr. Rouse and wife. Dsunts,
Powers. s se Riss W. f.ss., ~. S'; Va T Palmer s
and wife, Miss Juiia foonbs, Mss Hattie Dubose,
Ca R \ pibrell, Richmond. Val Bernard Pres.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. BEssos.
D. Lynch, N Y. W. p. Roswell, Chicago, Ill;
william A. Thompson, Nd. General A. K king,
B,li B.ls%S,si ,, a. r. ds,a. hs%ssr Ma 9 !: or.Snl:
scyS s. Tenn Sa,. W. Sun1insss% ,, Baltimore 4:
sss1. sIsy Ts.c Ts % Alien SsHTi.s Ms n bls.s ~
Detfoit, Mich. Hon. Frederick smytb, Manehestsr,
Nh. Z Lucas, psl;i Dr. Perry, Cumberland,
lady, Batnsrsi J, J. BstoSsidsr, POrti.nd; A W. W.,
Damproy, ma. l. L. Gibbs, RiehmOpd ). n. Shsdd,
El.aGrS II E'SR, S..s %S.Is'In 5ohe ss.s Sss;.n
EBBITT HoUsE-o. Q. wnLAnD. g.
~ A. Mann, n IT, :. r. FLANAGAN, Pa Q; g.
sS.su MsSss .i$ s.! LAY H.I,; Brow Gs II w
Lane s' Mss. y iinsis. ass Hssn. m % Sss,, ss.. =
VIZ sai1'SS' r. blsi. .sa y y n 'sSss rssa ana
Ian, kd.; N. Murry, Mass, & Nusast. h.s;. ! q.
lay, Ss n Mr.: Gem d!:.s n q g., fn Si.s Burr. rs
sss RsS sss.',. "a i.iy foGi 3. t.sIs s:f
Pa; Z. Ettsrits, .. 6. A.; D. Pratb. Kansas.
KIRKw0oD H0UsE-HENpLsr 4 GREEN.
Henry York, Thos. A. York, =. n. Baxter. 4 p.
Psssph. s 'osn'Sn w. 'SS oSbs S S1nlc.. nG soaas
Bloom, TIN eay.j y. Roulkrod. Pa, 3. r. sow.
laner, and Q; A. gsehe and wife, New York; R. b.
oarlsiei j. r. Roberts. P. Anderson, and J. n Van
Ayers. Manshssteri :; Bsehmsn and wife, Pa pa.
SSa Gss essy RTDsS, spS sssrS .ss s,s ssssR
Dyer. Csmden; b. Q, Jackson, city; B N. Rogers
ma wife, Pit.iSni =. p Mayy1.rd ana Cart HsIIy
more; \. Crosby, 4ith U. 8. inf.
sEAT0N H0USE-Jous II. srNNEs
Levi Stevens, j. J. N. Gregory and wife, Mass. A.
n. stOtler, Pitt:burg, Pa Z. L. Bently, Va George
PSspSa ssaS msaI mfaS SSsssd i1S G. FSSf EsSds sas
lady, Memphis, Tenn B. J. TOOf, FORT Madison, Iowa
J, !. BuriOn, 7; "; Jordan, city; J, R. O Pitkin,
MagrudeT, Prince Georges county, ad.
wILLARDS' HoTEL-SYKEs, CHADWICK a Co.
W. Rowland, New York; L. Murphy, U. S. A. (;
H. D. Mesrs, D. Q. u, II. Ferry, T. Parrsmore, Va.
Q. Il. FLINT, Me- J. Harhset, N. @. O. B. Little,
b. Gunuey, Texas; B. A Hise, Georgia; s. p. Bel
ncr and lady, Miss Tombo, II. Duboro, Ga. r.
Sanford, N. Eaton, N. g.; D. Ross. Ohio; II. Moo.
dy, Ohio.
UNION HoTEL-JouS BRowN.
Thos. Myhor, d. @. Mr.. Holland, John Riley,
Fairfax; Mr.. Murry, Wayne CO., Pa. Mr.. Trehy,
Mr.. Donoho, washingtonj Mr.. Tiernau Hartford, CT
Mr. Mccormick, Tennallsytown; Mr.. Hines, wash
ingtoui Mr.. Gree, Georgetownj James Murphy, Bos-
ton; William smytb. New York.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
A SECOND DOGBERRY.

A gentleman by the name of BARROW
who happens to be at this time Mayor o
Jackson, Mississippi, fairly rivals Dog
berry in the wisdom and profoundness o
his decisions. For judicial aeumen he
may be said to have no equal on this con
tinent. 1t appears that the Boards o.
Aldermen and Common Council Of that
city had passed an act forbidding the run.
ming Of hogs at large in that city, where.
upon the Mayor sends to them at subse.
quent meeting his veto Of this measure.
Mayor BARROW gives his reasons as fol.
lows He tells that he feels constrained,
under q sense Of duty, to veto the or
dinance passed by you at the last regular
meeting of the Board, entitled An ordi-
nance to prevent hogs from running at
large in the streets Of the city Of Jack
SON." ~
The first reason which his honor gives
is this: "The prohibitory ordinance tran
scends and violates the charter powers Of
this city The second, because it is un
constitutional, invading that provision Of
the constitution Of the State which pre-
vides that no person shall be deprived Of
his life, liberty, or property without due
process Of law" The third reason was,
because 1t is Of summary nature, and
consequently is unconstitutional and
void."
There is wisdom for you" Hogs have
their rights, which the citizens Of jackson
are bound to respect.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
EOR THE BUSINESS GENTLEMEN
IL OF WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.

Situation as a Bookkseper or Clerk wanted ~
one who understands Single, Double lntry, and
Bank Keeping and Mercantile Correspondence; and
has had the practice Of 1t in fancy store Penn
sylvaniai large dry goods store on Pennsylvania
avenue and the corner Of Ninth street U. T. ofhes
and In store for about eleven years. aud has lost II
by mysterious sickness, because he never drank
and keeps his whole body clean by taking a cold
bath every morning; and has lost BY It salary Of
one thousand dollars per annum. Well, TO have
another situation he will commence and perform all
the duties Of one for any salary. and rely upon the
iberality Of his employer for any increase OF 1t.
Well, II succeed in getting q situation with mar.
ried gentleman will often bring him or his wife
NIL DEsPERANDUM,
Jy29-6tH No. 2l7 Sixth street.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
[oFFIcIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsuINarnN InlY 2h. lRf1- 1

WARRINGTON, July 70, lSbl. J
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. Frederick Hicks,
the Acting Vice Consul Of the United
States at Panama, Of the death, on the
10th Of June last, at Panama, Of CHARLES
CAMPBELL, q seaman Of the steamer Golden
City.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
~ ERMAN SCHUETZEN VEREIN
" OF WASHINGTON d. c.

~ ERMAN SCHUETZEN VEREIN
" OF WARRINGTON, D. C.
We thankfully acknowledge the receipt Of the fol-
lowing valuable for priIss from the gentle
men named
FROM HENRY sEMKRN, Rsa
ONE SILVER PITCHER, ONE SILVER WAITER
ONE SILVER GOBLET.
FROM MRsSRs. WEBB BRvRRIDGR
ONE LARGE TOBACCO BOX.
FROM ISAAC ALEXANDER, ESQ.
ONE LARGE SILVER GOBLET
FROM WIN B. MOSES, ESQ.,
0NR WALNUT RRCEIyRk
FROM MR. sCHMIDrR,
ONE SILVER FRUIT BASKET
FROM MEssRs. LANSBUR0H BRO
TWO HANDSOME AND VALUABLE NEw STYLE
CASHMERE sHAwLs
FROM MRssRs. GAIT BRO
ONE LARGE FINE FIELD GLASS,
with all the necessary Appurtenancss.
FROM MESsRs RhRESI 4 nORPLRRT
ONE FIkR soLK LEATHER TRUNK
FROM ADAM YOUNG, RsQ
TWO FANCY BASKETS.
Jy29.H THE COMMITTEE
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
sEAToN HoUsE-Jon II. sExNEs
DIED.,

On the 26th instant, LAuRA RossRLLA, youngest
child Of Charles V. and Laura A. Burdinc, aged .
years, 8 months and 25 days.
On the 24th instant, at Laurel Springs, Charles
county, Md, HARRr, youngest child Of W. O. and
Ella smoot, aged months.
On the 24th inst at 80 o eloek, p. m after lin
gering and painful illness, Mrs. RACHEL CART
WRIGHT, In the eth year Of her age.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29

NEW MusIc.-We have received from
John F. Ellis, music publisher. No. 800 Penn
sylvania avenue, q new piece of music, entitled
II have no father there" composed by G. H.
Kehr
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
REMOVAL.

The Office of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
ID streets.