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NEW, YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE Trad
y Railroad Tor Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspend
Bridge, and all points in the West.
On and after MONDAY, May Is. 1857, Trains 4
leave Albany, Athens. and Troy as follows.
FIRST STEAMBOAT Express.
st s;IS a; N; rom Ir9y' siS a. y: from AIaa
sterdam 7;50. Tribes Hill sU3, Fonda 80 PIIl
Bridge $50, Fort Plain ass, st. Johnsyills Q
Little falls 9:35, Herkimer go, lion 9:56, Franht
l905, Utica lo.2 0riskany l0:4I, Rome n:O5, Ven
il.59, Oneida ns58t OanRstota ll;50, Ohittslf
B:ig, Manlins l2.2s and arriving in Syrasus
1888 7. NJ where 10 Is combined with the folgtI
trains far all points west Of Syracuse.
SECOND STEAMBOAT EXPRESS.
$50 A. N. from Athens, 7;l5 A. NJ. from Aai
Stopping at Schenectady 800, Fonda 9.05, Paht'
Bridge $3.50, st. townsville $50, Little Falls I'd
Utica ll'05, Rome u:4o, Oanastota l2;0. srEl
l:30, stopping at Clyde also, L. ons s:O1, NewarEli
Palmyra 3;s0, Rochester A:3I, and all principal 81
sons e Buiislo. Suspension Bridge, and MAJ
PASSENGERS By Auburn Road leave syraeusl
l:l9 L. n stopping at all Stations to Rochsstu
ooEHEc-1oSs,-At Suspension Bridge sti1I
NJ, with Steamboat Express on Great Western ~
way for Detroit 500 A Nj, and Chicago Asp u
A. N.
300 A. NJ, from Albany only-StoppinR at Al 81
tons 70 Syracuse Is :O0P M aud connecting ssl
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a5Saas 10 ~ g]9.assia ne vest
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tons, passing Utica 6;t0P b., syracuse 9s5 Rk
Rochester 90 A. M, and arriving at Buffalo lo@l
M, Suspension Bridge $40 A. n, and Niagara n
1858 a. M. and connecting with Emigrant IrAin1
Lake Shore and Great Wsstern Roads for al H
.KEw YoRK AND WESTERN DAY EXPIRES.
lMP n; rom Troy. Stopping At soheReelaa
s. louisville s;& !. NJ, dinner Utica 4.1, R
burn Road, arriving in Rochester us5 P. M1h'
Byron f.S0, Palmyra $40, Rochester $50, BaIa
1850, Buffalo l2:00P. NJ, and all principal stSisl
TO- Suspension Bridge l2:9 A. d., and NiagarA 4
ooENEcuoxs-At Utica with Train for Tras
Falls. At Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with "
Express Trains % al points in the West.
z;5aP.M from Athens 5stopbine AZ schenectsadl
= 5 u; trom hISs bnstsrdAp r. to9hs
Plain s:s3 ST Johnsville $50. Little Falls ~ y
inner a;ss ptica lp;25, Rome 10 OneidAl
RRynehestsr (. ~ n 49, M 9SRsD 1aa ~ 4 ,
principal stations TO Suspension Bridge G: As Z
and Niagara Fails $50 4. b., oonneeting VITA ]
press Trans On Lake shore and Great VISA
HOOP. M. from AIbsnS onIs-Stoppins st d
nsstAay ai.OP M AmstsrdeHs l2:a 81 SOa5S s
a:Ag Syracuse $50 a. M breakfast land com.
with train on Auburn road. reaehing Roehssls
in Rochester al 9 20 A. NJ (and VIII mali trsia
ing Syracuse at 1880 A. n, stopping al an stats
and arriving in Rochester 81 n1bA A. M, Bsul
. saspsnsioa Badss i:OS and al R RsaaS1P Fsis
coEEErrross-At BuHaio And suspsnsioa BID
with trLinsfor all pointgfn tia West
Through Sleeping Cars are run on this train n
ONLY ONE Train WEST ON sUNDl
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Marine Intelligence.
nLEARRn

oFFIoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIoAN,l
hlndaE- MaN - 1862 [
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-24
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Eatehez.
hnnteT, Jeenfeau; from Pointe,a3a.Haehe
Sarah, Deering. from MoblIe-New Basin.
Frances, Blakealee, from M0bile-P RR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
MendnciOus.

The Bangor (Me.) Democrat from a lack OF
advertising patronage seeks to increase that
necessary Hddcndum to the existence OF pa
articles concerning the people of this city,
which in invective and falsehOod sinks into
IHs!snifceuce "Brick PomeToy." Under the
option OF an article National Ca pitoI turned
over ~ Negro rule" the Democrat thus gives
way to its ire:
"Seven thousand negroes, aided by an &C.
cured Congress and squad Of squatters in the
Departments, have taken possession OF that
lands the lives aud property OF its respectable
citizens, 1t was decreel that
tao negroes should have possession OF the
government Of the Clty At all hazards, and BY
the use Of crOwbGFs, pistols and dirk knives
they have 1t. As usual their triumph was
effected by violence, rayage and murder. Re-
sptrtablc and peaceful citizens Were assaulted
by black Tuitians and manned and killed In the
streets. stores, shops and saloons were en-
Tered and All their contents stolen or destroyed.
s'Al blaeker niggers with white skins. This
Is sweet iOTctaste Of what the people would
see under Grant AS President"
This Is but portion Of the remarks of the
Dc1.2,rIi and the eXcitAble WE Of the cdlto-
rial sanctum are certainly to be pitied. The
editor OF the Democrat would be astunished II
upon Visiting this city he observed the peace
and tranquility prevailing with us, and by
seeking the opinions of citizens find that peO-
pie OF all classes and political psrsuasions CO.
incide in agreeing that Mayor Bowen has
already given indications of making one Of
the best heads Of our municipal government
ever elected to the ONCE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

TuE MARCH OF SCIENCg.-A bill Is now be-
fore Congress In regard to the life saving APP
paratus OF the National Life Saving and
liallasting Company" The apparatus" 10
simply patent suit of clothes with n tank for
one weeks rations, which can be easily ad-
justed to the person In less than FIVE minutes
time, aud by which 1t is impossible to sink or
get "soused," and you can ''nounder" about
in old Neptune's sphere with the most
perfect safety and composurc, and incredita.
Bile as 1t may seem, eat, sleep or smoke your
Havana Just as you prefer, with the greatest
ease and security.
A committee Of Congress will examine into
its merits, and Secretary Weles, OF the Navy,
has signiaed his willingness to place at the
disposal OF DIR. N. l. ROssyalIy-the agent OF
the company, now In the city, steamer to
test the practical workings of :ne apparatus,
which will come of tomorrow Or next day at
the faFthercst, In the placid Potomac. The
Doctor, who cannot swim will jump into the
river with the life preseIyeF on, but 10 anxious
that some member OF the press should jump
into the PotomAc-in ten fathoms water with
him-Onc who cannot swim, to prove to a
skcptical world their perfect Safcty from
drowning with one OF the apparatus on, and
an opportunity will be offered to all the
"knights Of the quillr to indulge in the luxury
Of a dry swim. We would suggest as good
test medium our friend, Col. A, the "heavy'
man OF the IHieHigGnc6r, all our confrereS Of the
city press, excepting "Uncle Tom" Of the
ErCniRg onion, are considered "feather
weight" and therefore could not touch bot
tom ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

htcssrs Smith, Randolph 4 10, 70 New York
,,,,cn,,, If T,,o.J,v .v.r,ry ..v.,
! ,nah'i' o'su's, VI i"eSu"y e's
The announcement made from WAshipgton
yesterday tnfouBn inc press uispatcnes tnst
the Treasury wouiu commence paying tne July
interest appears 70 have bean unfounded, or
A. least premature, LOT 10 DOW asceftainen
that the lists Of ne feGisteres losn nave not
yet been completes, nor eau hey, probsoX %
finished until MONDAY mex, and until hey
are ready no coupons VIII DC caeheu, as " 10
the purpose OF the 8overnment TO commence
the payment 70 Dom ciasses OF bondholdefs
simnitaneo91sy., h, me ne e en, upon the go,d
market produced " uhe Iepo,t wasputtrinl
and temporary, put tho Impulse given to Gov.
eminent securities mas continued throughout
to-day, WIN very sohyS uemahu lot all de-
scriptions OF BONUS. Inc advancing cable
quotatons anu tne n,mn nes o. soig continue
70 sUen .ne ~ ~ Yonas, anu th n,
TACT that the payment % the July coupon viii
marx the quotauon OF tne new nse-twentiee
down TO the neighoornooa o. ny counted
upon 70 make 'hem espeoiai'y A'raotiVe 10
inyes,otvs; o,v Tuna oLNoo, -co,,o, ,,,,.,
NEW YORK, June zt-Noons-Souon Quiet
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SrRISoFtELD, MASS, June 24.-The grand
Masonic celebration which took place In this
city to-day was n complete success. II WAS
witnessed by thousands Of people. The
weather was perfect. The private and public
buildings were decorated, and the day was
given up as general holiday.
The procession Of Masons and knights Tenn
plsrs was over mile long, including ~ lodges,
IL bands, and about 1850 members Of the
Order.
Encampments were here.from Boston, Provl-
denco, Pawtucket, Worcester, Fitehburg and
Troy. An Grafton was delivered in Hamilton
Park by the Rev. WIN. r. Algcr, OF Boston, on
the characteristics of Free Masonry, and a
song was sung by II. p. Shillahar.
A grand ball, with Dodsworth's band, will
be given in the City Hall this evening, which
closes the festiyitic
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

LONDON, June q. - Admiral Farraguts
squadron has arrived at Southampton.
Sunday next has been appointed as day Of
Thanksgiving in England for the success Of the
Abyssinian expedition.
Great preparations are being made In Worms
for the Luther celebration. Large numbers
OF Americans are arriving there.
In the Austrian Reichsrath, Baron Van
Beust declared that the threats Of the Bishops
would not prevent the enforcement Of the law
concerning the confessional. The Reichsrath
has adjourned.
The Pope In his allocution on Monday, said
the concordat with Austria should have been
perpetual In effect, and named all OF the spir.
itusl pains attached to its violation.
He also granted amnesty to all persons, with
a few exceptions, who invaded the Papal
territory last year.
LONDON, June 2I.-At the Newcastle on the
Tyne races to-day the Northumberland plate
was won by Fortunio beating Tyndale and
Taraban.
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EEkfmntrk

Tue W0rid denounces the new constitution
81 the State Of Arkansas because II guaran-
tees the "ciyil and political equality OF all
IaeG." This Ia democracy MS eNpouBded and
sxempllned by the modern disciples Of that
I,hOOl.
such were not the notions Of Thomas Jeifer.
son aud the fathers Of Democracy. Bat we
have fallen upon an evil time. when those who
rejoice 10 calling themselves Democrats daily
IeTpetIate living shams.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

TnE DEMOCRACY OF Maine met on Tuesday
In state Convention. The meeting was a
large one, for the party there has some life,
but not enough to ever again insure success.
1t nominated Eben +. Pillsbury as its candi-
date for Governor, to be again defeated by that
gallant soldier, Governor Chamberlain. Their
resolutions are decidedly novel and unique.
They go for taxing the bonds, and for dividing
this accumulation, per capita, among the
States. The bondholders OF Maine will, doubt
less, be much pleased with the proposition,
and so, indeed, will the people generally with
this proposal to give to the people of states
that hold no bonds the proceeds which are d. .
rived from this source. 1t is not material
what the Democracy Of the Dirlgo State re-
solve upon, as that party in the old Pine Tree
Commonwealth will never be able to reduce
to practical use any of their resolutions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

PHlLADELrnIA, June a-The ceremonies
attending the laying Of the corner stone OF the
Masonic Temple were very impressive. The
anthems were sung by powerful chorus, and
the Grafton was delivered by Grand Master
Richard Vaux. Over one Thousand persons
psrtook Of banquet at the Academy of Music
this evening, and brilliant audience OF ladies'
thronged the galleries and witnessed the fes.
tivities, partaking also OF refreshments spread
for them in trays.
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OF The INTERIOR.
~ UNITED sfArRs PATENT OPPIo

On tho petition Of JONI Il Abe, o. English NeiaL.
borbood, n. j.: prsyIIS ior the extension OF
patent granted TO him the I'd dFy of October, 1854
for an improvement Ia Pen aud Pencil Case, fof
seven years from the explreton of said patent.
which takes p.lce on tie 81 day OF October ISIS.
Is ordered that the SAID petition be heard ii The
Patent Office on MONDAY the lith day ofSeptein
Der next. at l2 clock, m and all persons aro mo-
tined TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are req uired 10
ME IN tho Patent once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least tloentv days before
the day Of hearing all testimony hled by either
party 10 be used At the said hcpring, must be-
plieation. W
Dispositions md other papers, relied upon as tss-
timony, must DO hled In the office ti6sntV days
before the day Of hearing the arguments, II any,
within ten days after iliug Of tho testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice DO published In
the REPUBLICAN end tho Intsllipenosr, Washing
ton, d. G.. and IL the Atlas. New York, New
York, Q lee a week for three successive weeks,
the hrs. o. said publications to be at least sixty
lays previous to the day Of hearing, ,,,,,,,
jels.ThSw Acting Commissioner of PATENT
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

NEW ORLEANS, June 2-The suppressed
hlibustering expedition turns out to be a big
azzle.
The prisoners were brought before Commits
sioner Weller on the nfidavit of the Mexican
consul, piaz, but, not being in possession Of
sufficient proof,the prisoners were discharged.
They allege that they were engaged to work
on a railroad In Me xico.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

MONTREAL, CANADA, June 2.-The applica
tion for writ OF habcas corpus In the case OIL
Garner, the New York forger who shot Detec
tive Bullen, was refused.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

New foRK, June 2i-The annual commence.
ment OF the Columbia College took place to-
day at the Academy OF Music, In the presence
Of crowded and brilliant audience. The de.
gree of u. d. was conferred on the Rev. John
Henry Hill, who has been for many years a
missionary In Greece.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

THg rebel Forrest, who has been elected to
the Democratic convention at New York, Is
the man who ordered and therefore perpetrated
the massacre at Fort Pillow. He is highly
spoken Of and complimented BY one Of our city
contemporaries, as a matter OF course.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

No, TOO, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855. In the name Of Christopher Wise and
was granted June ]. 1856, June ~, ISIS.
No u ~, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1880, In tho name Of christopher Wise,
AUD was granted February %. 1852 June y. 1855
No 90, 6Si, for - acres, Issued under the act Of
September, 1870. In the name Of william q. kean,
minor child q Andrcw kean, deceased, and was
granted May 7, lSti July I, 1855;
March 8, 1885, In the name OF Alexander Berry.
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Nomination In yir-
nlnGn.

RICHMOND, VA, June 2I.-The Dispatch has
a telegram announcing the nomination OF
Robert II. Glass, editor Of the Lynchburg Re
publican, for Congress from that district by the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

COMNIssIoNER or INTERNAL RgyESUE.-
1t will be seen that the President nominated
Colonel Perry Fuller, of Kansas, 10 be com.
missioner of Internal revenue In place of Hon.
T.. A. Rollins, resigned. 1t is not at all proba.
bic that the Senate will confirm this nOmlna-
tioni at least we do not see how 1t can con-
siateutly do So
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
Rasc unu-A,nIs,Ic. V,.,or,.,

CLEVELAND, ONO, June 2I.-The has Q ball
match to-day between the Athletics, of Phils-
delphia, and Forest City club, Of this city, re-
suited In a victory for the former. The score
stood-Athletics SO, Forest City II.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

OTTAWA, CANADA, June 2I.-A despatch has
been received from the colonial office in reply
to the Nova Scotian repeal memorial. The
reply represents the union as the imperial as
well as provisional policy, and relies on the
loyalty OF Nova Scotia to support 1t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
DIED,

MERCER. ON Tuesday. June %, 1865, at wash.
lngtOn, u T., WILLIAM hOUAE, son OF William V
J. and Sophia " Mercer, aged three months and
ten days.
BROWN. In this city, on Monday, the I'd In
ttant, ,ELLEy YISGEHr, Infant daughter Of vii;
two days
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
Arrival OF q Vessel from Chinn-The
Remains OF Admiral Bell and
Others ON Hoard.

Bosros, June 2I.-The United States store
ship Supply, Edward Conroy, commanding,
from China, which arrived here to-day from
China, brings the remains of the late Rear
Admiral II. IL. hell and Lieut. Commander J.
II. Reed, who were drowned by the upsetting
of boat on the bar at Hioga, Japan.
She also brings the body OF Lieut.. Com
mander A. S. Mckenzie, who was killed In the
attack on Formosa.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

Ir IA GWLs our that the House Committee
On Baking and Currency will probably report
instead Of Mr.. Sherman'a $4,000, 900 bill Mr.
Hooper's measure, which provides for the re-
duetion Of the currency,
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Suspension of n Paper by the Mill
tary.

SELMA, ALA, June 2i.-Yesterday the Tus-
caloosa Monitor was suppressed under an order
Of Gen Shepard, for an alleged violation of
General Order No. 81. Mr.. Randolph, its
editor, has avoided arrest, and will proceed at
once to Washington and lay the facts before
Gen. Grant and the President,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

The Herald cracks the whip oser the Dem
ocracy, and. assures the managers OF that con-
cGrn that unless they nominate Judge Chase
they will be defeated. 1t needed no prophet
to tell them this, for 1t is true that with or
without Chase they are doomed to experience
defeat q rant and Colfax will sweep the
ualI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

Ihe Speaker laid before the House to-day, a
COMMUNICATION from the PaymAster General,
submitting an estimate OF further funds re-
qu.Ted to carry out the reconstruction laws,
amounting to SC3l 1928, of which 1852 O9S % is
the deficiency for the current fiscal year, and
i@yy, $50 the amount estimated ior the next
fiscal year, in tabular form, as follows:
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The Democratic Nominee for Mayor
OF philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2+.-The Democratic
Convention has nominated Daniel NJ. Fox for
Mayor. He has been an unsuccessful candi.
date twice before. The other candidates with.
drew their names and the nomination was
made unanimous.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THR DISTRICT
, OF COLUMBIA.
Timothy Mupuira anil Ann Ma1t1Irn

fhS hiuip
Andrew Mile, ct al. Doekete'
Asbury Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having re-
ported that he had cold Lots marked II, X, and
l, In Cailan's sub division Of original Lots mum
bsred twenty seven, t27.) &c, III square number
81 nye hundred and two. GO2, > pursuant TO the
that the said spranzy had complied with the terms
oil sale: u Is this 18th day q June, A, D.. 1885,
ordered by the Court, that the said sale be, and
the same Is hereby, ratified and confirmed unless
Cause to the contrary be- shown on or before the
9th day OF July, A, D, 1858, provided a copy Of
this order be published In the NATIosAL REPuBLL
sad day. A. d. OLIN Justice,
Atruo eopy-Test! X, J. MRIGS, Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25
The Strike In New York.

New York, June 24.-The master masons
of New York met again to. lay and passed
strong resolutions against the demands OF
their employees, declaring that the eight hour
movement Is a political dodge.
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JelsThaw Acting comu.siaSn;sM4 Al; a. sTP9 otsp;
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSIrEpp, SrArE5 PATENT 0pFICR,

WAmINGroS, May q, is6s.
GA tie petition Of PHILLIpPISa s. BRACKES-
n,D"g; q NatrYGs, Pa. sdminislratrix 81 the es-
xtens'op Of patent granted to the said Edward
st!eron he l21 day oil December, 1854, for an i'm
proyemrnt Ia Process OF Treating tho Mother
Wate, Of Sal ines, for seyen years rom tho expi-
ration OF said patent, which takes place on he 18th
day v. December, ISIS;
~ u dered that The said petition be heard at the
Pa.enl ollHe Oh Monday, tbs 10th day Of NOyomber
nex,at l!o'cloCk and all rer-o are mott lied 10
appear aud shO carte, ifPny they have, why said
petition ought mo- to be granted
Persons OppOsln" the extension arc required to
file IN the PateEt Uh y heir objections, specially
set forth Ia writing, least ttoeg days before the
day Of h1 airing; all testimony filed by either party,
70 be used 2. the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF tho
office, which vii! be furnished on application.
Dispositions and O,ler papers, lelisd upon as tos-
timOny must DO fled Ia the office tt0enty days be-
fore tho day Of heOrugi the arguments, II any,
Ordered also, that this notice be published In tho
kEPgBLlGAE and the Iatsiiilencer, Washington,
ID, e., and III the Post, Pittsblrg, PenhByl.
sAniA, ohee week for three successive weeks the
hrst of said publications. to b0 at least sixty days
previous 10 the day Of hearing -.
A. NJ. STOUT,
myG.WSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

AN EDITOR IN LUCK.-Wc notice that
Colonel Thomas u. Florence Is nominated
for Congress in the Second, Philadelphia,
Penn, district. This district Is now repf :
scented by Hon. Charles O'Neil. Col. Florence
is a clever, genial, gOOd-hearted gentle man,
and II that district is to be represented by a
Democrat, we had as lieflt would be our neis h-
Dor, OF the Constitutional CaiOa, as any man Of
that school in politics We are not exactly
prepared to sec that district surrender to the
Democracy, and we expect to see Mr.. O'Ncil,
or an equally good and faithful Republic an,
returned to Congress from that portion OF
PhLladelphia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-25

The SENATE, by vote Of % to II, passed the
eight hour bill yesterday. The following Is
the bill
De II enacted, Sc, That eight hours shall con-
stitute days work for all laborers, wOrkmen,
mechanics employed, or who may be hereafter
employed, by or On behalf of the Government
Of the United States, and that all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this net be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.