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The national Republican., 1867-07-06

- To Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored 10 health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, aftsr having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to make known to
his fsllow-sufsrsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send COPY Of the Pre-.
seripton used, (ree Of eharge with the directions
Tor preparing and usins the same, which they will
md sunH CuaH roK CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRos.
oHirIs, Se The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the prescription Is to bensnt the afieted
and spread Information which hs eonesiyes to be in.
valuable; and he hopes every safsrsr will try his
remedy. As 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oea5-dwly Williamsburg, Kings NY
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L o @ AL ITE M s i.

SECURE ONE OF SlKs &Co .'s ONE DOL,
lar ssd twenty-five cent plain Linen Goats, at sl7d
Seventh street
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

~ The Gravest Maladies of Youth ana
BAnLr hAHHooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-,
ploysd In this Institution Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopss, free Of charge Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadslphia,
Penn. mvl7-sm
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

BoYs WHITE AND CoLoRED SHIRTS, at
Hssninss, Ho. sso Seventh street, near Maryland
avenue Boys Linen Duek Suits for ts on the corner
Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

The RusHIso or THE WATERS OF NIAGARA
be no greater than the rush for linen goods at
saks Co., SIT Seventh street, adjoining Bank of
the Rspublic
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A
4 house Of ten rooms, completely furnished, in
eiudng linen and erOekery situated opposite Judi-
clMy square, on fouIth street, with an extra lot
adjoining, will be let for three months or longer 10
rTesponhble party rent very low. Apply at s74
fosrth street. Iy63t
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IN M. r U Il HERF FORD.
w WHoLRsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsHES.
Depot for Lewis, Jewett, and Hall 4 Bradley pure
Lead, Paint Brushes, Window Glass aud Alcohol,
BenIine, Spirits Of Turpeutne, Coal oil, Lard and
sperm oils Lamps, Chimneys, Wieks, &c., &o
No. $50 street, between Twelfth and Thir-
tesnth streets, and 476 Seventh ST. eet,
Opposite Post ohiee Depsr
Mixed paint ready for use Of the best quality Or
lyattended to.
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

TOR RENT-FOUR FINE APART.
Il ments over Davis Hat Store, Metropolitan
setei Immediate possession given. Apply at the
once Metropolitan Hotel.
jye-S Intel. & Bxpress.l
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M Cd E RN LANGUAGES AND
INl TRANSACTIONS.
Instruction given In the French, Spanish and Ger.
man Languages by = speedy and easy method in
which eonNsrsation begins at the hrst lesson Also
As from the swelish, Dutch, etc. Address
PROF, d. UROUX,
JelO-lm Washington ID. o.
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= P ECIAL Cal R D.

-
hEw YoRE, July O. 1857.
To JoHS =. BILLS, Washington, I. c.; We have
Just received the following by Atlantic Cable:
PARIS, July ], 1867. - Chiekering & Sons, New
York, in addition to q GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR.
have to-day received 4 DECORATION OF THE LR-
GIoN OF HONOR, which places Us AT THE HEAD
OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS
jys'n @. y. CHIcKBRIYG.
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The following dispatch was received by.

W. O. Nrrzxnorr L Co., Washington,
nlw YoRx, July s-s s45 ?. m.-ofieial telegram
per cable, from Paris, gives hrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection In Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos.
Strongest endorsement Of Jury placing Us at the
head Of the list sTEINwAY q SONS
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

IL AhpuoT; p. CURTIN.
A N ID r OF & TIN,
IA FRENCH TAILoRs,
2lO PennsylvaniA avenue, near wilards' Hotel.
Formerly Andriot, Magsoeh L Co., Philadelphial
win sell for CASH at Is per cent cheaper than any
other establishment ixS.u
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

Fifty WHrrx DRILL SUrrs, at $40 per
suit received to-day at A. ssks Co. e, bi7 Seventh
street, sdjoinins Bank Of the Republic.
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sPECIAL NoTICEs.

81 To Gas COMMUNICATED of tho
wAsHiseros Gas LIoHr CoxrAsr. July l, 1861 Mo-
tios is hereby given that on all sss consumed after
this date (until further noties) the discount for
PROMPT PAYMENTS will be Increased from SEVEN
AND HALF to TWELVE AND HALF per cent.
The discount will bs allowed osLr on bills paid
within the time prescribed BY Law.
CHAs. D. BAILEY,
Ul-iw Secretary.
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- Meeting OF stoclholders.-The An
nual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the NATIONAL
UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WASHINGTON,
for the election Of Directors will be held at the ofee
q the company, No. II Louisiana avenue, on MoFz
DAY, July s, 1867. The polls will be open from to
4o'sloet, p. m. N. D. LARNBR,
JeT-dd Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

JKyKLRY.-Bog-wood Sets and But,
tons, Silver Plated Spoons and Ysrts received yes.
tsrdsy at Prisg's one dollar Jswelry store. No 4ss
Psnnsyivanis avenue, near Pour and a-hslf street.
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81 You Can Get Trimmings, Hosiery,
As., At Mrs. Q. B. sCHIvBLY's, New York avsnue,
bstwssn Fourth and Rifth Streets next door to the
drug store. je2J-eod2v
The national Republican., 1867-07-06

TWENTY-FIVE CENT CorroN SooKs.-They
are Of domestic manufacture, neatly and regularly
made, and will wear quite n well as any imported
hose for double the price. All siIes to nt men arx,
boys, Al Hensins's, No. oso, Seventh street, near
Maryland avenue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

FThc New York Telegram, start
ed by James Gordon Bennett ms q
penny evening paper, has raised its
price to two cents.
EF Oliver Wendell Holmes has
arrived at Montreal to take steps to
secure copyright ofhis works.
Gen. Sheridan says that he will
do nothing to make treason honor
able We are afraid that he has not
done much since the war to make
anything honorable.
What riches are those that certain
Is make themselves wings and fly
away: Ostriches.
Barras, the author of the Black
Crook, has realized from it q fortune
of 100000.
According to the Steele Onc-third
Of the people Of France are unable
either to read or write.
The Treasury Department has OK
cluded reporters. They object to their
taking notes.
A well known lawyer of New York
city has named his daughter Sues
an, and his neighbor, the doctor.
calls his TheO-dose-ia.
Two hundred thousand dollars
were stolen from the house of Gen.
Clinton FiSke, of st. Louis, on Fri
day of last week.
Caltskin hats, with the hair on.
are a novelty Just come from Paris
Many will find them an excellent fit.
Chicago laSyers talk of making a
discount on divorce fees, where
large number Of bills are wanted in
one family.
The Chassepot rife was tested NJ
5trasbourg upon a squad of cp3l.saS
from the hospital, which were Iiddled
much to tie satisfaction Of the ezpe.
rimenters.
"What ever made you marry that
old wOmanF" said mother 10 her
son. because you always told me
TO pick a wife like my mother" was
The dutiful reply.
A Chicago hOuse sold in Septem.
Der over t1O0. 900 worAl ofSoods TO
be shipped through st. Louis to
points extending three hundred miles 4
vest Of that city, and st. Louis don't I.
Ike II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16


FATTENIYG FGWLS.--All summer
long the farmer and his family have
fused with the poultry; the Young
chickens and turkeys need care in
the long rain storms, and protection
against nocturnal dcpredators. Just
as they are fully grown and ont of
danger, the shIoWd huCkSter makes
his anrearauce, buys, fattenS, and
prepares them for maket, and pockets
the profit for his smartness. Obvi-
ouSly the farmer had better tatten
his own fowls and send them to
market himself. He can do it with
less trouble perhaps, than he mag
ines. Feed literally at all times, so
as to keep them growing thrifty,
but about twenty days before being
slaughtered feed them in this way:
make a coop for one dozen fowls,
more should not be put together.
The coop should be three feet long,
two wide, and two and a half high.
Make the sides of bars, and about
three inches apart, the bottom OF
round polls two inches apart, and
TOP OF board. Place this iii com
Portable room, elevated two feet from
the floor, in the barn or poultry
house, where the cold winds will be
kept away, and where the light will
he dim. Attach feeding trouahS all
around the outside. Commence
feeding very light, give little but
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
p,Oetrp
Roaeg' Brigade at Seven Fines.

MAI wrIrT%G THE SUPPOSED AUTHOR
r,x, h. tho r,,'er. mid tharde, and lts}nrg
TY,wn by the valley, mid jettinss oflg.t'
Down by the deep crmsoned valley of ltlchnond'
The twenty-five hundred moved on to the hght'
Onward, still onward to the portals OF glory,
10 The sepulchred chambers, yet never dismay"di
Down To the deep crimsoned valley Of Richmond,
Marched the bold warriors OF Rodes Brigade.
Zee We the fires and dlshing7 still leapng,
Hear We the peltng and beating oil storm,
See We the banners of proud Alabama
IN front of her columns move steadily onF
Hear We the music that gladdens each comrade-
A.tt aoats through the air mid the torrent of sounds
Hear We booming adown the red valley,
Carter unbuckles his swarthy old hounds.
Twelfth Mississippi I saw your brave columns
Rnsh through the channels Of living and dead;
Twelfth Alabama, why weep ye your old war
horse y
He disi az he wished, in the gear at your head
sevsn Pinen We will tel on the pages OF g.oe.
Hv the blood Of the South ebbed away meath tie
shades
How lads of Virginia fought in the red valley
And fell in the columns of Rodes' Brigade.
Fathers and mothers We weepfo your jewels,
Sisters. We weep for your brothers in vain,
N,lens We weep for your sunnyeyed overs
Weep, forthcy never will come back again
Weep ye but know that halo of glory
Elcircles each chamber of death newly made,
And know We that victory the shrine Of the mighty.
Stands forth on the banners Of L des Brigade.
1,rir. briv1 =
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cAss1MERBs, c1orEs vBsrrNes

upon tn he :, Eieprd to ave made up in the latest
of neg "" ~ m ,s"nss'ea 70 cal. and
pure nine his stock before purchasing else where
fastentrticular attention paid to cutting.
maansi mon, Nov. 2. '65. IF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
% STALLS UNRIvALLED PLANO POLISH.

MARE YOUR OWN sOAP.-2Oo beI
w rs Of CONCENTRATED LYE: makes
the cheapest and best soap for ordinary Pur-
poses. Sold h~
Hs- - GASSTf "a plTGHG
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

y Complaints are made f the
American missionaries in Upper
Egypt ~ the Cop,ic Patriarch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
GRAND PARIS ExPOsITIeN.
One Dollar E ach
THE PLAN TO he ADOPTED,

Certificates calling for the whole OF the differ:
ent articles will he placed In sealed envelopes aud
thoroughly mixed and sold at rs cents each with
out distinction or favoritism.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
Mlsttllantous.

EFThc New York Telegram, start
ed by James Gordon Bennett MS q
penny evening paper, has raised it,
price to two cents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

The Da EnnnUn VNuspnpSI
the ho ~ e., 49, .
saying, oooC " ano9 Mdker'
YOU Fast Side Of the Public Square, one
Hatcher ADORE Richards, anderson Dc Co.
ing tn CANTON, MISS.
rulers DOTS and SHOES made to order at the
the Sc, shortest notice. He invites all persons
a mea hing work in his lne to give him call
une IA IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

To CLEAN IvORY.-Thr ouig Safr
wiy to clean ivory is To wash il well
With a brush III soap and cold water.
aud. atfef drying it partially, 10 place
1t IN the sun Tor soGe time IL must
not he put near the ere. or II will be-
come quite yellow. This plan viii
not answer, if the ivory is stained
with acid Of auy kind.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
AGENTS WANTED EyERYwuERE,

We recommend persons when sending any amount
of money to do 50 either by Express Registered
Letter, or Postolice Order, and When 20 sent ne
hold ourselves res ponsUe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
CERTIFICATES rs CENTS EACH
NO BLANKS

And anyone sending $40 at one time will he enti
tod to 200 certificates and spleudid Silver Hunt-
ing Case Watch, warranted to give entire sathfac.
ton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

Twelfth Mississippi saw yourbrave columns
Rnsh through the channels of living and dead
Twelfth Alabama, why weep ye your old war
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n Il " II VI b e n !
GREAT WATCH SALE.

Oct l2gmo 81 Warren Street New Y0rs
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TIE OUTSIDE MEETZNG.

While this enthusiastic multitude was listen
ing to speeches within the hall, and roaring
themselves hoarse with applause, a large and
equally enthusiastic meeting was being held in
the open air in front of the hall, as 1t was
utterly impossible for all comers to obtain an
entrance into the building. Colonel II: W..
Davis presided, assisted by a number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. Addresses were
made by Thomas NJ. Coleman, ESQ.,, Captain
Currie, Colonel James Given, Hon.. Charles
O'Neill. and others. During the evening hre
broke out in the neighborhood, causing tenn
porary suspension of the outdoor exercises; but
the crowd in attendance was not materially
diminished, and those who left soon returned,
when the exercises were resumed.
Taken altogether, the meeting was grand
success, and augured a like success al the ap-
preaching contest at the polls.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF NAVY ssELs.
BUREAU OF Constructors AND REPAIR
WAsHINGTON, u. O.. Sept. 10. 1867.
The Navy Department. will offer at nubIic

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept. 10, 1867
The Navy Department will offer at public
auction Inc tollowir named vessels:-
NEW YORK. ON TIJEsD6Y' OCTOBEER{ /
AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ.
The, NoRTH CARoL1NA-26s3 tons, sailing
vessel, live oak, heavily copper fastened.
The RHODE IsLAND-15l7 tons. side-wheel
The AUGUSTA tons.side steamer.
The MASSACHUSETTS - ll55 tons, screw
The EsTRELLA-4SS tons, iron side. wheel
The DUMBARToN- tons, iron side-wheel
The TAHoMA-5O7 tons. screw gunboat
.Iogether with the following side-wheel
steamers OF similar construction, all copper
WYALUsTNG-97 tons.
PONTIAC-g74 tons
OSCEOLA-g74 tons
PAWTUXET-97d tons
MATTABESETT-97 tons.
MASSASOIT-074 tons
EUTAW-075 tons
lONNEMAUGH-9 tons.
TlOGA-SlS IONS.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARN
PHILADELPHIA, ON THURSDAY, oGfo,
I9BER lob Fl os 3 AT At IL O'CLOCK M.
The FIORIDA-l26l tons, side wheel steamer
The HoRNET-S2O tons, iron side-wheei
The BoxER-4M tons, iron side. wheel
steamer.
Together with the following side-wheel
steamers Of similar construction, all copper
i'i ETA TAicCo1MSiET-s74 tons.
SASSACUS-g74 tons.
CHENANGO-g74 tons.
MENDOTA-f4 tons.
MINGO-074 tons.
MACKINAW-974 tons
GENESEE-S03 tons.
The Florida and Mackinaw can be examined
at the Navy Yard, and the others at League
Island.
AT THE U. S. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS,
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, AT IL
The BIBNVILLE-l55s tons. side.wheel
The JOHN ADAMs-7OO tons, sailing sloop.
of. war, live-oak, copper fastened.
The VINCENNES- 700 tons, sailing sloop-of-
war, live oak, copper fastened.
AT THE U. g. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
D; G3 ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER s. AT u
The TALLAPoOSA-97I tons, sIde-wheel
steamer.
The OHICoPEE-974 tons, hull only.
The PRESTON-Small steamer hull only.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
NORFOLK, VA, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
10, AT IL O'CLOCK M
The AGAWAN-974 tons, side-w wheel steamer.
The TEXAS-captured Rebel ram.
The COLUMBIA-captured Rebel ram.
These vessels and their Inventories can be ex-
amined at any time, on application to the com.
mandanIs of the respective Navy Yards.
Twenty per centum of the amount of the pur-
chase money must be deposited the day of the
sale, and the remainder must be paid and the
vessel removed from the Navy Yard within two
weeks from the day OF sale. 9l2thstlOt
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AUCTION SALES,

M I l. l. l. An d ~ CO
LVI (snccessors 70 Philip Ford d Col
AUCTIoNEERs. NO. sos MARKET strsot.
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES BRO
On Monday Morning,
by cstaIoSne oT is9 Ig ~ ~ We VIII sell
Youths Boots, Shoes Brogsns, Balmoras, etc,
and ChidTen's wear, to which the early attention
OF the trade s called [smu
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BRO
on Thursday Morning,
by osao for oaa 5 e. @ SsS ne w S
Ho3pths' Boots: shoes, Brogans Balmorals. etc.
trade. 1g fl(t
IOHN B. MYERS q CO., AUCTT0NEERs
~ Nos. 2s2 and 2s4 MARKET Street.
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
g.. q. -. On Monday Morning,
four oDths credit, about 200 lots of French, india
SeTm1lsn ana British Dry Goods In silks, worsteds
oS1ds BS9ods -sSS sgranged for sxamnatOn and eet
ATgBAorIyE &SB gPE6PfaG PISPfSOfs SALE OF PARIS
FHBs91csG G9PDsl 90 OF TIE E no CELEBRATED IL @ "a
EHFtAhhEXEd, FthEE ( d6 dP6AFNIs Ns BY YoSR ORDER OF MEsss
sy SSsSaogne four months credit at 10 pollock.
nGInding 1900 pieces merinos, 1000 pieces plain de
blacks whites smSfs ~ voiets, hSinss
'' O PosS printed DE aines, In rich designs. l9I4t
LANCE fblthMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS aI4OHa
BBOGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC
.-.- On Tuesday Morning.
september II, at 10 O'CLOCK. will Be sold nv oata-
rogue, on lOur months credit about 2OOO panra9ea
boots, shoes, balmorRs, etc, OF CITY ard Easiess1
manufacture. Open for examination, with cataIoguas
early on morning OF sale. I9ii n
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH FRHNQa.
0hRMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We VIII bold large sale OF foreign and domestic
dry goods by catalogue, four months credit.
On Thursday Morning.
september 10, at 10 O'clock embracing about 600
packaRes and lots of staple and fancy articles.
M B-Catalogues ready and goods arranged for ex-
animation early on the morning of sale.
lC0 PIECES OF SILKS AND VELVETS.
Also 100 pieces magnificent quality Lyons all boiled
black and colored tafietas, drap de France. groa
grains, gros du Rhin, etc. 1885,
Also line Lyons black and fancy all silk veivets.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGs ETC,
On Friday Morning,
Septem 20, at IL O'clock will be sold, catalogue,
on four months credit about 400 pieces OF ingram.
Venetian, list, hemp. cottage, and rag carpetings,
sale. IQi4
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. l39 AND lac
INI. 8. FOURTH Street.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.
September H. ~ IL o'clock, noon' at the Exchange
ARCH Street-No 500. Business location. Large
residence, 22H feet front, 2ss feet deep 70 CherT
'THiRTY. SIXTH and LoCUsT-southwest corner.
Modern residences has all the conveniences; 40 feet
RiCHMoND-No. 1924. Genteel dwelling and carri-
sCAUYLKILL COUNTY. Pa.-Coal lands; esq
F1FTEENTH-NO. 74s, north of CAtharipe. GEN.
QUEEN-Nos. 1913 and s25. Two neat dwellings.
sPRUCE-No. 22l7 modern residence
SECoND-No. 444, south of Noble, store and dwell
FRoNT-Nos. 52s and 52s. south of Green, two frame
MERSfNE-Nos. GA and Gle, two brick dwellings.
FTR ASp O oSeRS tavern
VINE-west of Fity-seventh feet front. 2sO feet
FffTzw wATER-No. 2O27 genteel dwelling
Twenty FOURTH WARD-Near Fifteenth ST..
BkoAp-No. se2s, extending through to German
.BANK. AND OTHER STOCKS, LOANS. ETC.
share Mercantile Library.
10 shares Horticultural Hall, par $50
II shares Philadelphia and Southern Mnil Steamship
50 Shares Phladelphia National Bank.
4S shares NSTth A%eS@ T No@ns MatGnaI nh Bank
10 shares First National Bank.
$3.50 Pennsylyania State Loan, 1867, 10 and Is.
$500 Camden City ~ u 9IpeF l5Rht; ea9r or taxes
i25 shares Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
ls shares steubenvIlle and Indiana Railroad.
20o shares Empire rel &Transportation Company
80 shares southern Transportation Company.
| 81 shares Union transfer Company
100 shares Green and Coates Streets Passenger Rail-
| way Company.
| way Company, z per cent, January aud July.
80 shares Willow Grove and Germantown Plank
| Road.
shares Academy Of Music, with ticket.
share Academy of Fine Arts
2shares Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
$50 First Mortgage Coupon LOnd OF the -Susdna.-
hanna Steam Lumber ana Lath Mills.
For account of whom it may concern--
400 shares American Anti Incrustraton Company
PEW.
Pew No. 43 Arch Street Presbyterian Church.
Catalogues now ready. 19I42t
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General owen then read Ine dnneAeu IesOAuSiOhS'
Resolved, That we deprecate and dep!ore the
reckless and unconstitutional efforts of Andrew
johnson and his Democratic friends 70 re'ehLrah-
chise and restore to power lne req ~ asstrov
RasoIvsd That the Reconstru uction Of
our patriotic Congress are Just and wise, ana
worthy OF the immediate representatives Oh iiee
PPppsoived That we cordially approve the plat
form of principles adopted by the late Union he
publican State Convention as eminantly patrsiouo,
the prosperity of both State and nation.
Resolyed, That in Henry w. Williams, OF Ale-
Rheny county, our nominee for Judge OF the
ssnnrSSns CouTt we recognize a learned and able
LAWYER, a prompt and impartial Judge, ana an
RssoiXed TSat the late Republican Union Judi
ciaI Convention of this city deserves the tnahEs OF
the community fEr Pfsas RusSei Thsyer, SO
widely known a lawyer OF great learning anu
research, of distinguished business aDlllty ana Oh
PResoI veS That we ratify and conhrm the nom-
nations of the Republican Union OonYenu9n @ IoI
the various city and county ofnces, ana VIII use
every honorable TO secure the election OF the
"ResoiVed. That we heartily indorse our candI-
dae for Senator in the Third Senatorial dlstrlct
gentleman Of known loyalty and ability, ana emil
nently qualified TO represent @ sl9 PSnnhicap Union
nominations for members OF the LeglslalutIe' tot
the eighteen legislative districts OF TINS etgs 20
iieving the candidates 10 be eminently qualnso 70
legisate for the best interests OF their seVer lO
calities, and OF the State at large. ,uoor-
tainty and general business lasstude are IN great
measure, owing to the wild and dlsoIgahlztng
course of those who are endeaVoring TO preVeht OF
retard the execution OF the reconsuucuon laws
enacted by Congress.
Resolved, That a judieious tariff for the protec-
ton OF American industry would benent imhe'
dlaely or ultimately, not only our manufacturers,
but every class OF our people 1t would decrease
our direct taxes;it would furnish home marker
to our farmersi It would increase the business Oh
our merchants and storekeepers; II would stlmu-
late building and enhance the value Of all pro-
pertyi and, best Of all, IL would furnish constant
and profitable employment for labor, skilled or
Resolved, That the thanks of the nation are due
70 Generals Grant Sheridan, Sickles, Pope and
their compeers, for their efforts 70 restore peace
order and law 70 the rebel States and to execute
fairly and honestly, the reconstruction laws
ed under the forms and in the spirit Of the Con.
stitution.
Resolved, That, speaking not as partisans but a,
citizens looking 70 the welfare OF the whole nation
,ga declare, as settled conviction that TN
peace, the prosperity and the honor Of our coun
nv would be advanced by the success of the Uniol
Repubucan party at the approaching elections.
The reading of the resolutions was frequently
interrupted by applause, especially when th