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HILLSBoRoUGH, N. o.
wednesday. May rs. 1867.

Hon. Jefferson Davis.-Ths wri. Of hale.
a. corpus was served upon Gen. burton At For rcss
Monroe on Friday last. The General at first deeid.
ed TO deliver the prisoner 10 the Maishal bnt ssr-
wards determined 10 obey The wri, literally and pro-
duce Mr.. Davis beiars tho court al Richmond. Ac-
cordinsy on Saturday morning, Gen. Burton, with
Mr.. pavi. and family, accompanied by the marshals
wen. Howa 10 accompany Mr.. Davis. embarked on
board the steamer John Sylvester, and arrived .,
Richmond in the afternoon al half past i've O'Clock
aud proceeded to the Spo,s~ood Hotel Mr.. Davis
occupied the same suit Of rooms at the Spotswosd
Aat be did in 1861, and was called on by large
number Of citizens.
On Monday morniag The court roon was packed.
A military guard was placed around il and .iiong
police force inside.
At.ll o'clock. Mr. Davis Was brought in aud took
seat ith Gen. Burton and the Marshal. 4 servant
accompanied him. Gen. Burtons ie,uIn of the wrii
was read, and he Judge cSmplimenled ten, RuHoa
in obeyng the laws, aud relieved him Of the custody
Of Mr.. Davis. The Marshal Immediately served on
meat.
Nj. 0'CoInoI spoke Of Mr. Dass's long sonfine.
menl and feeble health, and asked hal be be hailed.
There being opposition upon .hs paI Of Vie pre-
sesu,lon. who AGED the bsl =, sl0o,Oos, the Judge
announced his rsaiue. 10 accrpt the bail, stating =,
The dame time. that The responsibility : the delay in
bringing Mr.. Davss case lnta Count rested upon tbs
Government and not upon The Distinct Attorney. He
also ssid that hall the hail should be given by persons
residing IN the State Of Sirgmia.
The sarelies eaas fsrwarI,-iiorsee Greeley being
srna.s the fs,. followed by Mr. sh.l. New York,
M. Iaekman, Of PhiIAdslPhla nd Others. \ num-
bsr Of gentlemen residing ia yirsaia offered Their
names bail
Mr.. DAVIS WAS congratulated by esttaI. fiirnds,
but thss demonstration noise Of any kind.
AGsr giving bad 10 appear al the November tern
otihe Court, he ~as tskrn in /. coach TO the spots
wood hslel
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PuREIGN NEWS.

New York. May IA cable di.ps,ct
TO The Herald. dated the liIh. says: " Not.
outstanding the satisfactory saiutinn u the
LuIemburg question by the treaty arrange
nent. fears are entertained and generally
eIDr ssed that war has been merrly post.
poned by the work III tle dipJonalIsts-"
Wa,likr preparations are snll actively
carried IN in frsuce, Germany, Risss sal
Greece
IL Is said that belnre the close Of the
peace conference. pJoposal viii likely be
addressed. by EnglanIl, To all The p"~er.
inclined ~ bcllIgrrent action, in ~nich
Queen Victoria will rrc0uuarnd and urge
. general disarmament. SlrOaId TIN, pro.
posal De entertained. another Congress will
probably assemble in London, to secure Il,
formal adoption aud uniform execution by
all The great powers. But II Is thnught lh.l
even this proposition WI not be success.
lul ~ securing the maintenance Of peace.
London. May 1.-THE treaty was syn
ed yesterday by the respective GOsrtn.
mruls. The Prussians all e,acute Lux
rmburg 10 a month.
Berlin, NAV l2.-The Ptneh Cabinet
has made satisfactory explanations - Prvs.
STA. regarding her recent var like prepsra'
tons.
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yoRslGs NEWS.

London. May 9.--i'he peace conference
mel yrslerdaY. Theprocrsdings have been
secret. This much. hoseser, Is kno~n |:
France will sccept the dismantlibg Of LIZ
eMburg. " which PrussIa wiIlaal cDn.ebt
rae Conference has sdjonrned TO enable
the delegates to receive instructions from
their s.pectiye governments.
Ia ihr meanti@e. war preparations pru.
cecil. France is baying arms beth 10 Enz-
land and Span. Pruss'an troops are held
in readiness TO suppart Late@barg. Bis.
msrck deelsses the suaaiisn more ssriopi
than heretofore.
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TAs board Of Commissioner. d the clip a Raleigh
special meeting last week Tor laying lbs city tar
Is, fred lar Of Sass on each dog. and S525 90
sluis aud in order he psymsni Of tie tar.
passed al ordnance requiring al owner. o. DIS
TO procure Of the Chief Of Police. % % before
June 18th, collar. which IL 10 Be fun sheJ grs.
iuilousiy The TAR the DOG u 10 be paid a. The same
time; and al dog. found running al large. Hilhoa.
the Aforesaid collar, are 10 be killed.
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hand taking in views Abe Importance Of as
fording ample facilities for registration wish
the least interruption Of the ordinary avn
cations Of the people.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. d. +. Sickles.
j. w. CLDUS,
Capt. SSH Inf. A. d. q. and A. A. A.G.
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Discovery OF THE SILK PLaSr IN PkRu.-
The department vt State has Secehed
Information tom the United States Consul
al LamDay.que, Peru, that an important
discovery has receoll " been made Ia Peru.
Of the slik plant. Preparations arc being
made 10 cultivate Il upon AZ extensive
scale. lac shrub Is three or luur iest IN
height. rhs silk Is enclosed ~ pod, ui
whsch each. plant gives great number, aud
10 declared ~ be superior IN hneness aud
quality 10 The produetiUnoi the slik vera.
It's wild perennial, the seed small aad
easily separated irOsa The tlbre. The steps
VI the plant prvdsce long and very bril-.
liant tDIe, syperIOr % strength and Deaut!
10 the nuesl linen thread. snail qudntt.
ties have bren So,eu III the rude manner
si he Indians, aud the ;ektur. and brlllIan-
ey are saId ~ DC unsurpassed.
A MRLaScacLr Ca.E-i The RishkilI Stan
dar. states that the oldest daughter of q.
d brrbre, editor u The Banner u Liberty.
iVrInerly 81 MiJdlsioaG,. Orange county,
but nVe Published ia New York, com1il.
led suicide on saisrdsy. BY shouting her.
cell With plslul. She had been eng geo
10 be married 10 young man. bot her Ia.
lir placed her 10 lunallc asylum, y
break up the match. The officers 81 tie
ssyium binding she was not insane. lei her
&, home. she vas TO take charge u !
sehool on Monday. 5utlearnIns 81 lhe mar.
rage Of the gentleman IL whom she mad
Sssn engaged, deliberately shel herself.
Docs AsD saEHr B,tLse-Aa sIp.rienc.
ed breeder Of sherp says. that number Of
sheep in any flock wearing bells will k,e,
away dogs. Ne sll"ws zen brH sheep 10
every hundred. When sheep ne alarmed
they ruu together 10 compact body, aid
the rigging Of al the bells Ir,ghtvns tn
d,gs. Ia Great Bri'sin and IrelaLd bell,
are used by sim"-t every ownrt u sh,ep
rhvy are sseIsl for keeping od,d"gs and
ipSrs. the latter ring yrry drstfpstise g
lambs in pisces xhsre ths precaution !,
ayttaken. t CSaada Pssntr.
seventy thogssnd Germans. ~ % said
rave engaged passage By slcanef - tie
Uastsd 5isIss. The new PusSan con-
.srisliSn laws sis driving many ost 81 %,
,ssLhy,
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ter is fair, she is worth making = risk for.
Look here; there are $500 and two months
leave of absence. Run away with the girl.
P4h, don't look so stupid. | did the same
before you. aud il didn't hurt me-"
The clerk fell on his marrow bones. and
was upon the point OF making clean breas,
of il, when the old man rose sad lett. pre-
cipitately. 10 avoid the scene. The young
man considered and acted, and the conse-
quence was that the next day week there
was no young daughter Al the dinner table
Of the banker at the country house. The
house was in Consideration, and a search
made Tor her in nil directions. A noe,
however, MAS iaund ON her dressing table.
conveying the customary prayer ot forgive,
ness, aud one enclosed from the young
clerk, stating that believing the banker had
meant to give him hint In regard 10 hi,
daughter. an1was nss able 60 give his pub.
lie consent, ewing 70 appearances, he had
acted on the Suggestion. and that ere his
!. iather- IN law" had received :he letter he
would be his sen- in-law. This pill was a
bitter one and the Joke terrible one
against him so il was hushed up, and has
got TO the ears sf the pur, eyors u scandal.
aud to your correspondent, sho records II
as trait OF London lie.
Etonr- Houa DEsuxsraarIuN.--Thee eight
hour rule seems 10 have been recognized
and adopted in Illinois in bur few places
outside Of Chicago. At Rockford no ar
teation has been paid 10 it by employers
VI workmen. AT Aurora. where there has
long been powerful ~sskingmen's party.
there was weak demonstration IN favor OF
the law. Abuut one hundred workinginen
turned out in procession, and some two or
three hundred attended the meeting in the
afternoon. All the men in the Chicago.
Burlington aud Quincy car-shops stopped
work on "Wednesday, but over 100 vi the
600 employed went 10 work under the old
system on the next morning. The work
men IN the other manufacturing establish
meats In Aurora have declined 10 recos nIZe
the eight.hOur Law. Al Gslesburgh the
employees Ia the railroad shops continue 10
work under the old systeRl- In the Illinois
cenusl car SHOPS AT Amboy the men have
all quit work. II Bloomington the work
mea ha,l holiday on Wednesday. but
very generally went AZ their work under
the old ssstem on Thursday morning.
There was seae excitement al the Chlcsgn.
Alton and 81. Louis car shops, but most 81
the men continue 10 work under the tea
hoar system, awaiting the result Of the
uosemrlt IN Chicago aud eiaer cities.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

GEN. sIcKLEs' ORDER Isa REGISTRATION
Charleston, MAJ o.
General Sickles has just issued the fol.
lowing:
Head Quarsss Ind Military District. D
Charleston, >. g., May Q.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
n RPH HANS URT,

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To WIr;
In the sate Of George ". samson, AdmiHistrAlOr
OF Robert Newman, deceased the adminiStratoT afOrO
q WaShington County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY,
the h day OF February, 1857 for the nnAl settlement
and Of the assets In hand far the have be-
eIhsesd and turned Into money! when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said notified to
attend with their claims properly Vouehed they may
otherwise by law be EXCLUDED from all bsnsht In said
deceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub
lShsd once q week for three weeks in the NATIONAL
Test JAS. 4. o'BEIRRB
jAlt.WSWs Register Of wills
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

FIRE ON o SrREET-Yesterday morning.
at about eight o'clock, the barracks on o. between
Sixth and Seventh streets, occupied by colored
tiOn was used by tho soldiers to estipgnish the
flames previous to the arrival OF the steam 6ro
sngines. The alarm was sounded from box ~.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

A SWEET LARCENY CAsE.-Wm. Brown
John Hart, and Michael Welsh were arrested yes.
terday, by Sergeant Kelly, for the larceny Of q
quantity Of candy from q confeotioner's wagon,
am and Justice Waite. sent them to jail for court.
Is years of age.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

NEw MUsIo.-John +, Ellis, No. 3O6 Penn
sylvania avenue, sends us Farewell" MaEurkA
by George Kuhn, and Last Greeting" polka by
]. n. BIkowitE, both brilliant productions, when
exercised on one Of his Chickering's pianos.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

Police REPoRrs.-The reports Of the diff
ferent eutenants Of police Of the different precincts
for the twenty. -four hours ending at eight o'clock
yesterday morning show 43 arrests, most Of which
were for trining offences. The amount Of zines In.
posed was $93.5S
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR |
~ UxrRD srArEs P4rEsr oyIIoE,

ii
wAsHIE0roE, Nov, %, 1850.
On the petition OF Robert WAddell, Of Liverpool King
dom Of dreAt Britain praying for the extension Of
patent granted him the 9Th day Of June 1884, ante
dated to April a. 1888 and dated In England the ID Of
March, ISIS, for an improvement in Balancing Slide
Valves Of Steam Rngnes, for seven years from the
prAtion Of said patent which takes place the 9Th
day Of April, 1857,
Il ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oneS on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February
next at IL clock IN. and all persons notified 10
appear aud show cause, any they have why said Pc
uLon ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to hlS In
the Patent 0ee their objections, specially set forth In
writing at least 0sv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hlsd by either party, TO be used a. the
said hearing, must be tRken and transmitted In AoeoTd
with the rules Of the OeS, which will be fur
nishsd ON application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as teEh
mony, must bO hled In the once tt0sntv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, any within tan
ordered IlIO, that this nOtss be publlshsd in the
RIPuBLIoAE, and the Intsllfgsnesrt Washington,
D. O., and In the Times, New York, New York, once
week for three successive weeks the hIst Of said
publications to be At least sixty days previous TO the
day Of hearing. 7. o. THRAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.s-RditoIs Of the above papers will please copy.
and send thsiT bills 70 the Patent onss with paper
containing this notice, dss.wsW
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

CARRYING THE WAR IEFo TUREEy.-Yes.
terday afternoon gentleman discovered thros boys
stealing dressed turkey from the poultry stand Of
Phillips Co., 4s7 Ninth street. and Immediately
gave chase to the thieves who threw the turkey In
the snow. Ono Of the young rascals, BY the name
Of Christopher sohiofner, was finally caught BY
0tiser Roth, and taken before Justice Thompson
who sent him to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

CoLoRED Schools IN TUE DIsTR1cT AND PoR-
rIoss OF MARYLAND AND VRaIsIA.-Ths report Of
the Superintendent Of Colored Schools for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Alexandria and Fairfax counties
Virginia. and siI counties Of Maryland, show that
there now In operation thirty two day and night
schools with forty Ave teachers and ,S63 pupils.
Six industrial schools are also In operation with
attendance Of 4l6, and eight Sabbath SCHOOLS with
about 700 scholars.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

ARRESTED FOR PRoFANITV.-Frapces vii
liams, q oolored lady. whils passing down the aye.
profane remarks relative to the weather, was ar.
rested by onieer Howes, yesterday afternoon, and
given her choice by Justice Thompson between the
payment Of So for her unsesmly conduct and 80
days confinement In the workhouse. Frances
raised the wind finally and departed In the best Oi
spirits.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
THE WASHINGTON HoMGOPATH.
Il IC DISPRNsARY.

n
This charitable Institution so much needed in thI
city, will open on MONDAY, October 49, on O street,
sll, between Twelfth and ThiTtsenth.
GUARDIANS
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ,
CHARLES KNAP, Pso.,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. g. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free Q
charge.
The DisPSnsary being supported by free eontrbu.
uons all those we'll disposed towards the poor m ay
send their contributions to the Treasurer John o,
Clarke, ESQ, Of the Bank OF Riggs Co., to the See
reary Dr. Verdi, 26s street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms viii be opened from 2to Up, N. , daily,
Sundays excepted.
Drs. T. s. Verdi. Of Washington, and G; s. Verdi. Of
Georgetown and any other physician willing to Assist
In the good work, will be In attendance.
osas-u =. g. VERDI, N. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAnRoAD.-0n
and after today passengers on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad will be forwarded to Richmond
without change Of cars
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

TIE PoroMAc STILL Ice BouSp.-The river
Is still firmly frozen between this city and AlsIsn
drs. snd for hfty miles below. A few nights since
party from Fort Washington crossed the Ice In 4
sleigh TO Alexandria, but In rsturning their ami.
mails fell into an air hole and wero drowned. For.
tunately the members Of the party sprang from The
sleigh Just In time to save themselves fro similar
fate. and were obliged to make their way home on
foot as best they could over the loo.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
w A N H ID.

A LII PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOY
IA MRNT should not fail to call at $50 PsnnsyIvA.
MIA avenue also all those In want help eau be suited
on short notice by applying at the Intslg gsnes Once
No, 700, PsnnsylyAniA avenue. Agents wanted.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
N. II. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PRACE,

COMMISSIONER OF ALL THE STATES,
ofFfCK, NO. OIL NINTH STREET WEST
.., Near PsnusylvAnia avenue,
wouid respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he s attending 10 all legal business
Drawing Leases, Deeds, wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices, End prepares all ohsi
LsgA Documents.
ERoAL ADVICE GIVEN MALL ITS BRANCHES. ,
Particular attention given 10 the oolisstlsn Of Debts
and Claims In general. dsl2.u
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
nj NATI0NAL EATRE,
IN Pennsyivsnia avenue near willsrd's Hotel

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
In complanee with the innumerabls requests Of per.
sons and families who were unable, In Consequence Of
the Invariably crowded state Of the house during the
nights Of last week which II performed 70 Fain
admission to witness the wonderful impersonaton, By
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
oi her great original character Of FANCHoN, which,
wherever presented by her, has created Jarox IN.
parallelsd by any dramatic performance Of modern
time the management consented TO the repstion
THIS CWEDNRsDLY) RvRNIN0, Jan a. 1857,
of the beautful Home Drama In ave acts, from tale
cf oeorge Jarod translated from the German BY Au.
gustus WAldmer, sutitled
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET .U
In which she will be supported by the popular young
actor, Mr. W. COLLIER, and the Brilliant Cast Of
last week. jaa1.It
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
PUBLISHERS or
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

Leaders and Singing School Teachers to our establish
ment where all kinds OF Church Muse, 0lss and An.
terms.
The long experience OF our Mr.. PERKINS In Musical
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room, and Sunday
School, enables him to give advice and Information on
all points Of musical Interest to the selection Of
proper works Of Instruction, formation Of Musical
Schools progress In musical Gtudss and items Of gene
interest to Composers, Leaders, TeAohers and Students
SHEET MUSIC furnished on the usual toTms, with
pTomPtneSs and dispatch. Country Orders solicited,
and selections made for Pupils Teachers, Concerts
kc kc kc
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

Return OF GES. J. II. SMPsoS.-Brevet
Major General J. II. Simpson, Corps Of En-
gineers, and Superintendent Pacific rail-
roads, returned TO this city on Saturday last
rom the West where he has been engaged
for several weeks inspecting new sections Of
the Pacific railway.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

81: 10 pounds gum arabic, best, per pound.
The adhesive envelope must bo thiekly gummsd
fourth Of an inch wide round the lappels.
Bach bidder must furnish with his proposals sam
Zach arilsls must bs lid for, and no more than one
Bids not felly conforming to the advertisement will
The terms aud conditions Of the advertisement for
stationery are TO be incorporated In the contract for
cases. Judge whether the articles rendered BY the con.
The .sCasTy to ): arti.Ssd =. i IL may % Be- Ordered
by the department. and at the contract prices whether
the quantities exceed or fall short Of those estimated
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
price for each and every article named In the schedule
should any articles be required which not enums.
rated, they are to be furnished At the lowest market
prlces II the Department shall at 10 order them
from the contractor having the contract for similar Ar
eesi and the contractors and the Department do not
agree then the Department may have the article far.
tractor.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished At the
Department to persons applying for them and with
out uniformity therein the Department would and II
diHeult to make DECISION, none will be taken into
consideration unless substantially agreeing herewith
The head Of the Department wll In all cases, decide
whether the terms Of the contract have been
upon any failure to comply in a Reasonable time
Bonds with approved security are to be given by the
person or persons contrasting and In ease Of failure to
supply the articles. the contractor and his .urstiss
shall be liable for the forfeiture specified In such bond
a. liquidated damages.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and best
bddsr the best bid 10 be determined after careful az
animation for the purpose Of Aseertaining which bid
win in Its practical results bs most advantageous to
tho Department
The Department reserves to itself the right to reject
any bid where II is aPparsnt that part Of the articles
without proper regard to the cost Of each for The par
pose Of shseng the aggregate OF the bids under the
estimate contained In the .dysrti,sment ,
ja2-w+t Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1867-01-23
DROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES

DLPor QUARTERHAsrER's oFTIoE,
BALTIMORE, Nd. ., Jan. 0, 1857.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received at
this ONCE until THURSDAY, IL o'clock, m, Jan "a,
1851 for the deygIy In the city Of Baltimore Of forty
eight (4S) Cavalry Horses
The Horses viii be subj sesd to earefal inspection
before being accepted They must be SQUAD in all
spcsts we'll broken, In full nesh and good condition.
from Anesn to sixteen hands high from Ave to nine
years DID, we'll adaptek In every way for cavalry pur
poses.
The ability the bidder to fulhl his agreement must
be guaranteed by two responsible PERSONS which guar
antee must accompany the proposal.
The Horses must be delivered within twenty (aO) days
from date Of acceptance Of any proposal.
Tho 0oyernmeIt reserves the any or all
bids. Payment to be made on completion Of contract
Bids will be endorsed proposals for Cavalry
Horses, and addressed to the Undersigned Baltimore,
Nd
By order Of the QuartsrmAser General
A. s. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q. NJ, u =. l.,
JAll.tA Depot QuArtsrmAStsr.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

Four Of any Of the above will be forwarded on rsesip
VI one dollar.
So Send for = Circular.
BROWN PERKINS,
IGO.lm t2O BIOoms Street, New York City,
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

NAyM-The Navy Department has re-
ceived information from Captain W. Reyn.
olds, commanding the United States steamer
Sackawanna, Of the arrival Of that vessel at
after run OF ffty-three days from Monte
video. All we'll on board.
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

ID Z w A r D.
5000. 5000 5000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STR IMsEssE IMEEssE sT9SK SE
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF oLoTHiN6
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
rwESrr'TIyH PRR CENT LESS THAN COST.
TWENTY-FIVE PBR CENT LESS THAH COST
TWENTY-FIVE PEE CENT, LESS rHAS oosT.
NEYER AGAIN WILL roo HAVE TIE CHANCE.
skXsR AGAIN WILL IoU HAvE rHE CHANCE.
regardless Of cost We mean what say. Come and
see for yourselves before purchasing.
JH. SMITH,
900 Seventh ST., opposite Post once,
ssl6-ly Washington, DC.
NOW ADY;
NEW SIZE s4ss4Ea SGLSGs sGgGSH sGso BOOK
Author of "Ths sunday School Banner" "rhs New
Shining STAR" "The Psalm King "Tho
Sacred Lutte" &c.
dress, on receipt Of Twenty Cents. The Golden
Promiss" 10 as follows.
Single copies @ In paper covers 50
siags copies in board rs.................. $
SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC FREE EVERY MONTH.
We publish a New Song every month, aud sIvE 1T
BROWN PERKINS,
jGs.lm 40 BrOOms Street, New York
ROWN & PERKINS,
III
The national Republican., 1867-01-23

WANTED-CoPIES OF THE DAILY
w NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of November IS, 1866
liberal price will be paid for them At this once.
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