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y. WASHINGTON 2; g October Is, 1868. -.
New York, n. Y. praying for the extension Of q
patent granted him on the 3S day Of January,
1856, for improvement in Boiling Iron Shut.
tefs.
1t 10 ordered, that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 4th day Of January next. ANY person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depo.
s,tions, and other papers should De nled IN this
OH twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
&C q law3W Commissioner of Pstenta
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REysRDV JoHssos AND Mr. LAIRD. p
The question a. to whether uT not NJ Ipan
Ialru. NJ. p, should D. present At tn. banquet
given by the American Chamb. r OF Commerce
~ Liverpool ON Thursday, has ben a most
fruitful subject OF drbrt-at Liverpool. not ouly
N the press, but on ChanEe, ant among All
classes of society IN Liverpool and rk-Bh.ad
1 he pros snd cons II the may b. tnus sta
ted The American clambsr of Commerce
consists almost exclusively OF mere hSsts enga-
grd wIth NOTih Am-ricS. and tue mailrity 81
them ar- tur were str NJ NOTtheru.&. In
making out the list % guests TO b. invited u
ueet he American a.nbAasadoT, tt Wa found
advisable. paruC ularly a. an election crisis. -
invite the local members both ~ -rss auc q.
posi-. and MI LAIRD, hang stIll the member for
BITteuh-ad, a. was im possible - omit INN. As
SON as ~ was known that ~ had b On invited,
lac was taken 10 task very sharply by many
liberal papers both in London, Liverpool and
e!.ew here, and Whatever hls private feelings
may have b. Ell, a. bectfne almost impossible for
hum TO AVOID being present At tue anquei
without either tacItiy acknowledging b m elf
guilty II The g~av" accusations rnada a-ainst
HIM, or leaving him eff open as The target for
even more violent ara ,ks. A. all events Mr..
Laird accepted the InyItation, sud went 10 the
banqu-t.-Ir1f11l NOr. at. 81.
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DIR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases Of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, Spec
MATORRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at his residence
No. So NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALrI.
MORE, where all communications should b Cd
dressed.
once hours-lO to 4, and sp.n. oe ss-sm
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Resl b state Brokers
No. 326, southeast corner 9TH and d streets
THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HARD.
WALK AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
ENEh OfFt2fD FOR SALEM THU DIS
TkICT OF COLUMBIA, At AUCTION
ON TIT RsDiY, the stb Of Novem.
tber ueNt We VIII sell, a. the va are
houses ard Store Of ! Rarth0Iov
Esq, opposite the Centre Market, on 9Th street,
ttt"e' Prnns! !yanla aveEur ard the canal, com
nienclng at 10 O'Clock m, and cont nue. from A ay
to Gay until oil is sod, the largest most complete
anG general assortment Of Hardware and \ gricui-
tural implements Offered for sale in the city
al Washington. As the stock is well known 10 be
OF the most superior quality and greatest variety
we Ieen II unnecessary to enumerate, but would
PIows, Harrows. Cultivstors. Seed Drills
Corn Planters, Moving and Resping Mac hines
Tire Blenders, Large Platform and other Sc .les
Cutting Boxes, Corn sheilers, Scythes, and
Cradles
With large lot of other Agricultural Implements
A large and general assortment of Builders,
Iardwa are. such a.
Locks. Hinges. Nails
Edge Tools and Cutlery.
Backsmiths', Wheelwrights', MachiEistsr, Car
penters' Timers end Butchers Tools
The Hardware Merchants of Alex andriA, Georgia
town, and Washington, Farmers and Builders in
are respectfully invited to this sale the stock s
large, and Will be positively sold without reserve
and the sale Will be worthy their attention.
Terms Of sale All sums of and under $50, cash:
days; over Slo, ninety days. for notes in all cases
OF credit bearing interest from day of sale proper
ly secured By city endorsers.
&C ed GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y WILLIAM l.. WALL & CO Auc,ioueers
ID stores 81 snd BY
South corner Penn. avenue aud 9th street

PERlMPIOhl SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT AT ACTION.
On THURSDAY hFTEhNDeS, E1vem
."E Der 18Th, le55. a. O'Clock, We will ell, IN
ss-A.front Of the p-rnisPs, No 400 18th sire Z
between and streets north, b,ipg parts 81
Lots Nos And :. is Square No 81. lug thu
nora ) feet fr nt by 80 ieet deep. with the prIgI
eee OF three-feet alley leading into stree I'm
proved ~ two story Brick House, n,sTl, Be = F.,
with tack binding, and cGltG Mug eight ,oIns.
AMI vs. siIust@d in one Of tn" most dssIr.hIe luca
uons IN the city n beEg convenient II the ay rus
anu cars and We call the 80 al attention 81 bus
ere, AZ IL will positively be sold
Terms. So @ cash; the ba ance i'm one. twN aad
three wears, deferred payments 70 secured b. q
deed OF trust on the premises stHnp- aud coz
yeyanclng at the expense Of tNc purcha az. Ge-
posit Of 500 viii be Required the rr0p-
erfy il sold W l. WALL 4 90.
nOl0 Aurfioua.rs
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AUCTION SALES.
Rro.R l. GROWN L CO, Auctonsers.

LEAsEROLD PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
We will sell. on THURSDAY, the 18th instan',
At O'Clock .. m on tho premises. on tn corner
OF 18th and streets, Brick Store Lease; has two
ye-Is torun
TeIns cash C. X l. CROWN a On
no IVN Auc tioneers,
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II stores 81 And S1f,
Southwest corner Penus and 9th street
PkREMPTORY SALE OF AyALUABLR PIsCE
o. PROPkhTl On l0IH srIExT. NEak
PENNSlLNAHIA AVENUE. AT AUCTION
Ia On FRIDAY AFTERS0aS. November ID,
FL at o'ciock on the premises We will sci
49, part OF Lot No. IS, in squsrr StS fronting Q
let on luh street north and running back 10 feet
deer, improved b. . three story Brick House and
BscA Blu ldiug.
The above property is dJoinIng the Store of ]
I. ncGnire Co. and Offers All opportunity to
procure desirable piece Of property,
"e aosit OF Sce) will b. required as soon az the
property is sold
erus of the sale are cash.
10 ". L. WALL 4 90
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

1lY COOPER LATIMER, Aucuene.o
- Late Clerks with j q, AoSuire a 90 >
Southwest oern@r Penn. avenue aud 18th street
fStAr Once Building
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN AND
~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL.
Patients desiring to avail themselves OF the sc.
vantage OF this Institution CAL obtain NJ ys.s
rooms ~ applyine to the Matron. These rJoms
are furnished with all the comforts of home The
prices range from 81 to Sl2 per week, dope ndins
ppm me room selected this includes Board, urs-
ing medlciDe, Medical, and Surgical ATTENDANCE
Orders for admission to the GOVERNMENT or
ZEE BEDS IN this Hospital can be obtained Of
ths honorable Secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
SeneTai United states Army, and DR.. Horwftz
Chief Of the Bureau Of Medicine and sureer1
United States Navy.
duplication for orders OF the honorable secrstarv
o. the Interior to be made at the Office of DR. J. d.
N edfcal and Surgical Clinic is held at the Hos.
EtsI every Saturday At p m, by Professor J. :
Thou pson, for out door patients, who are fur.
nished medical Ct ndance free Of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
L. THOMPSON, NJ. D., Surgeon IN Chief
y. A. AsHfORD, n. D., Assistant Surgeon
CONSULTING BOARD:
a. barnes, N D, p. Horwitz, n. D.,
Noble Dung, n. D., q. II. Nichols, n. D.,
A: f.P GsInett, N D., W.P. Johnston, nj. D.,
Thomas miller, N. D., Grafton Tyler, N. D.,
hmey, u. D., y. Howard, ID. D.
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EVENING STAR.
6o-oprrafisu.


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'"t a. no. turn oui ~ o-.l a. go - i',. "a
to'N iihsf-nd "a that sinslAr one, els Sh-r.
-" a., HtN pT,> - u>. suH sIrssiF hsNa 10
'tH'tn hnt' = aua ls-c-1rla q .I4t.Gf. 1 acre
81 -. -! rsasens for N 80 failures, psrhap,
"a thtei frr,on a. taAt - VA ICI Wa pNpa-p.f.
- e. ts'h"'. - a gr5''' al ,hsn-. 10 AccBtnu-
,NtH @ihcsi a. nv sfm-Ef oI . tail .l4aiA a.
- Z 81 umu, labor, perseverance. skil aai
hv..'h'N "a least one itliUr- vs. t4r be Sant
- """'e's L. sNs tas-u Tor grauts O. an = c.r-
va -',i-. . 'IE' sNF.sI.su, b1-iu---s mana
-'is innst b. ~ lhc head. A. Tue ,,D-op.rN, A..
ESQ oLil mosey ana patron 40. sSttl,.d super-
ih''L"''i'ts "tie ntr-d ~ good sala~ieS aaa th.y
k"i iait - the MONEY re. we'd Thts d. "a q
COO. ra-'HI s.. a.. The i-ar fr..- d., :, -.
slow hcn" : at 'h't~ own ufern s.rs kasr -
u.H~s Snd hh aut- ths funds. The E,chdai.
fs-,.istsOu. an EIrlsnd. di-taiuai "a sT,-+.,
SIS DEL. ar - from "th'u.. a'f th'ueh ta.y hs't
rr- para s'IuCgi-s Tor ~ 20 % nustn-Ss kno,xl
''.r, ti''.' f~'s- 'vTcc, am A. is-' th- lame u
t.s ID -rCCs~s a World wicr-
? Ar .ur way 4 start CO ons-srIs. Spcia'v
- compton uU4- but tha meiunar.. aTt Z. p.
..r.'rrr WI small h-ginuU-.. a. tra &, e
Fl, 81 -."rr, isr is-rtuc-. le; thr ROOM - suaiI.
SEQ. '-s -i.yt ca .I-lir an rHfo ..1h -.us -, e.
gay I.- rNtsrg = "4. Thor sTc ul4r-. IA .l.
'-.- fl.l @ -s I--l fra ~ fhis " I-tH. rf ~ -
o. Sod. N, ans "a fucul- Feb frd ti-rn. ever .r 80
.r4.iC' ". al. = .-rI uu+ ga "a man. wf.n
o., Nf~V thrt - b., o.. .ath- % b.~I.f.s- Kup Vi
's.-r D. tc To- aCqU3r-l ry PrfUuc- ~ csG.,-
fu'.- wih 80 dii'-ul'.re. uEt sur.e-- . % -
-H.A BE- over. .Hl.. Z ri.ssru. ..-1lr uN.ta.r Wv
U.iu ar maraErT sets IA TAR WITH every
.aI. b.. "a hen ~ ,au ua-- stIt. .nH~ 4 Al ltllV
GaN 10 s,t'LunI 10 Cs~ro.us.r- s-snNTkz fhAt
:. b.. Ia r5.f be- m-C' a -uCH an "a O. thug, are
l'i'. A,uy. 81. bHs ,pfiY sEsrf- "a -Ia- anf
~ 10. hi gurrtN- a -raul--Tu. - .tall ~
iu'H' Vtfu ~Eui--aIa bvu-a- ~. wtir br-Ak
'h=rss. aUf Ca Wa1-G arUrl.- man b. g..
.iIL"C % they yyiii no ~eii - T-lrra-,.. -..if
lvT e few months. CT even To- a -rs,r. n.
manager muEhf cn.agr tu some mechanical
TursuIt 10 ma NJ LI~ tEuP. lhts cBur-a gtil
.,Vk CnUteu ptItle fU MANY IA ba-frt 20 AZ
ucpsir graf tHIUg-, ard who L-si..f ID csu-
Sla' the drJAIls upon ~hI IA -ulr-~- "a gvay, -
{, uHdtu; but hN jatsIHg thI> S-Tg course "A.
),hGale sud othsr sOct-ttss have given q co.
operation ~ lI'e aud tam Snd only By -I.ailAr
FltnrtU mary st-ps can others follow u their
fOu'-tsps- II n not money, nsr time, nor op-
pJl tuuItles tha' are wanted. hut a ugtuE Np-
probation and realization OF what constitutes
growth, " hrtsrT OF sOcI tirS. indi yldu ais. NJ
raflJUr- When men are gfilinE - take hold
Cf cooperation a. a hing 10 D. butlt M by -
own memO ers from humble b-gtnnng>. n. r@
VIII b~ found no lnSurmDuntabi. dt IN ruiflaS,
and the result vail b. an honest pride tn the
fruit OF their own CONSCIENTIOUS aud well
directed eDdeavors .-Ae1r Tor TrijnHs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The prospects for an abundant harvest An
pear to be good indeed, all things considered
We much doubt If there has been a time 70,
many years back when the prospect was more
encouraging.
In the South, from Maryland to Texas, there
Is an evident appearance In favor OF a most
bountiful yield Of all those products which
constitute the sustenance for animal life.
We take the following from an exchange
I'm the West, II is admitted in the Chicago
rice Current, which 10 usually favorable TO
Ign rates, that all over the West the pros.
poets OF avery large yield OF wheat and corn
are decidedly fatterIng, Notwithstanding the
cry OF chronic croakers that the lateness of
the season would prevent the maturing of the
crops In the fall. letter from fne wheat
growing district In Michigan says: Never in
the history OF wheat raising in this country
has the prospect for an enormous crop been a.
favorable. The farmers are complaining that
the wheat 10 too heapy, q complaint rarely
heard oil. About the usual number of acres of
iaii wheat was sown, and more spring wheat
mas been put in than ever before Add to this
the reports from the truly garden State of
California, that astonishing land where tho
farmers are not only sending their wheat in
immense Quantities to the Liverpool market,
but they are also rivals to their Western
brethren In producing wool, as well as large
quantities OF wheat and -four for Eastern con.
sumption. The wheat harvests of Europe ar.
also reported as extremely promising, and the
Greet OF this is seen In the diminished price.
Of brcadstuffs of all kinds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

Hon. r ToNPKiss, editor OF the MeGregor
(Iowa) He'c,, Is in the city. Major General
Meade, U. $. A.; Colonel Meade, United
States army Captain McKibben, U. s. A,
and Hon, Leonard Myers, o. Philadeiphis,a are
at willsrds'.A Col. J. B. Blake, u. 8. A., 10 at
the Kirkwood. MI. Prescott Smith, The agent
Of the through line to New York, hiss taken
the house No. 7sI fstrect, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets north. Hon. George
ii. Parker and T. A. Chss, of Buenos Ayres,
are at the Metropolitan. Col. Hoyt, U. S. A.,
and John R. Ford, OF Baltimore, are at Bun
ker's Hotel. Hon. +. T. Frelinshuysen, Of
N. j.; Z. II. Smith, US. A., II. A. Dupont,
U. s. A., and Hon. W. D. Kelley, Of Phiiadel-
phia, are at the Ebbitt House.
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Appeal 90 Congress---DeIegat %
New York Convention

ciNcissArI, June 22.-The Chamber Of
commerce has passed resolutions calling upon
members OF Congress to endeayor to secure
the prompt passage OF the appropriation blll
now before Congress, us provides for the i'm.
pfovement OF western rivers.
southern delegates to the Democratic CON-
ven,ion are furnished with passes to New
YORK and return on application at the ONCE of
the Little Miami railroad In this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

Tue MEETING Of the Fenians Of Vermont
which was recently held, appears to have been
hzzle. 1t was supposed that they would do
some mysterious things which would startle
the Canadians over the border, but they aid
no such thing, for wonder.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

HARrER's Bazaar for the week ending Julv
Z, Is for sale by shiilington, corner Of -Four.
and-a-haif street and Pennsylvania avenue
and Blanchard Il Mohun, corner of Eleyentb
street and Pennsylvania avenue, who will
accept our thanks for copies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The New York World Is making attacks
upon the character OF General Grant which
are beneath contempt. The managers Of that
sheet know that what they state is untrue,
but unable to bring any other weapons to
bear against our great captain, they, or the
World, resort to lying and SANDER. All this
will recoil
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

TWENTY Pm have had intim-
ations that there 10 good prospect yet,
maugre the intense economic ft, now appsr.
emily contagious, ofthe Department employees
receiving relief from Congress, II they win
but "possess their souls in patience" An
effort viii be made to Introduce a measure 20
well fortified, that opposition to It cannot pre-
vail, and which will carry In itself such argu-
ments as will make its Justice apparent to
every right thinking man.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The ALLIES have had 10 abandon-such IA
the news from Paraguay-the idea of storming
Hunaita, and, therefore, they have made the
attempt to reduce the fortress by starving the
garrison. According to all accounts there ia
much unsnimity among the Paraguayans, and
they stand as one nan by President Lopez.
We cannot help having sympathy with these
people.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

NEW Musrc.-we have received from John
=. Ellis, music publisher, No. 800 Pennsylya-
mia avenue, the following pieces Of music
"Cath-Lods Waltz" composed by Henry II.
Alexander, and dedicated to the Cath-I.oda
Association OF Washington.
Dream OF the Ball !" waltz, by Dan God
frey.
LET me Die at Home !" song and chorus |;
poetry by "stells;" set to Music by II. MIL
lard,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

MoHuN BEsToR, No. 4O2 Pennsylvania
avenue, sends US the July number OF Puma M,
MagG=ine for July. The Northern Monthly has
been Incorporated with Putnam. The presen,
number contains a portrait and sketch OF
Chief Justice Chase
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
From Canada.

OTTAWA, June 22.-A large saw mill on the
Chandiers, owned by Perlcy and Potter, was
destroyed BY nrc last night Loss, 10000.
The Carlton battalion Of volunteers will this
week camp under c,nvass on the Rideaa river,
to perform their annual sixteen days drill
whselan's trial has boon fixed for the % Of
September tL. nm.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The story that General Butler has dined
win General Grant, Ia not exactly true still
there Is no reason why they should not dine
together. There Is no doubt but that General
Butler will support General Grant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
A Bela Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-rhis afternoon, q
man giving his name as Edward CLARK, Of
Louisville, broke into the window OF Baton,s
jewelry store, on Chestnut street, with a stone
and stole three valuable rings He was pur-
sued, arrested, and committed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

i"S. w. T. RoBfssoN, Of Brooklyn, will
hardly ind members of Congress enopyb 70
vote for his bill which he lately Introduced
whieh provides that foreigners shall be al.
lowed 10 vote Immediately on their arrival In
this country. ~
Brother Robinson is a genuine Irishman.
md clever fellow In the best sense Of Tho
word' but In this purpose he Is rather ahead
Of the times. ........ ''
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

STREET PREACHING was in vogue In New
York on Sunday last. There was a time in
that pious city ~ when the police interfered
to stop 1T. We trust 1t will be long time be.
lore 1t Is interfered with again. The practice
has apostolic precedent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

yUnITE LINEN DUCK.
W. Bud Linen Duck,
White and Brown Linen Drilling.
Checked Linens, Brown Linens
white aud Colorrd Marseilles
summer Under Vests.
60 Blue Planuel
hummer Cassimsres.
Summer RlAnnels
furniture Chintr
furniture Twills aud Brown Linens
WI. H. s'&2r RILEY a Z Sa SIT RGiEIsRfi
No. 80 Central Stores,
je4-Stif Between Seventh and Eighth sts
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From she south-The crop..

AUGUSTA, GA, June %. - Alexander II.
stephens and Hersehei v. johnson are urged
to be present at the meeting Of the Democratic
National Convention.
The crops In this section OF the country are
suffering, there having been no rain Of conse-
quence during the past six weeks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

NoNIsArioss.-The President sent TO the
Senate, yesterday, the following nominations
VIM. III. Evarts, OF New York, to be Attor
ney General OF the United States; Edward O
johnson, Of Maryland, tson Of Hon. Revetdy
Johnson,) to be Assistant Secretary Of the
American Legation at London; Samuel Bah
cock, to be Collector OF Internal Revenue 70,
Second district Of Connecticut, General JOIN
Z. Milford, to be Collector Of Internal Reye
nue. for the Third district of Virginia; John
p. Robinson, to be Consul Of st. Thomas.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The Senate yesterday passed the bill nd
uniting Arkansas over the Presidents veto
SO we may soon expect that Commonwealth
VIII join the sisterhood Of States in spite Of
all opposition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-rhe master masons
and brieklayers met today and reso lived to
resist the demand Of their employees, now on
strike, and also to test by law the rules adopted
by the Union, preventing them from fulfilling
| contracts. r. Nd 10
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

In the House of Representatives yesterds,
Mr.. Kelsey, OF New York, introduced a .biil
to provide for funding the national debt. and
Tor taxing the interest-bearing bonds hereafter
issued by the United States, and for other pur.
poses"
1t authorizes the Secretary of the Treasurv
ISSUE registered or coupon bonds, In such
lorm as he may prescribe, payable principal
anu interest In coin, at such places In Europe
anu ameriea as he may designate, and bearing
h hve Per cent interest payable Substantially,
Of Of interest PAYABLE quarterly The bonds to
DC payable NIFTY years after date, and redeem
soie In coin, at the pleasure Of the United
states after twenty-five years.
The bill proposes to Issue these bonds to
az amount to cover all outstanding or exIsting
ssn,, .,n obligations OF the United
lions or disposed OF In such manner, not less
IMAM par, As the Secretary may deem most CON
dueiye 70 the interest OF thee ovcrnment. These
tion ofinterest-bearing securities OF the IJnitad
States, and be known as the " Consolidated
debt OF the United States" and be exempt from
AKA. onnation 70 any form BY or under State, mum.
clpaI, or local authority, and the same and The
interest thereon and the income therefrom
shhil pc exempt from the payment OF all taxes
o. dutis. to the United states, except that
,ouPons Of said bonds at the time of paying
'ueh interest one-hslf of one per centum NJ
axes which taxes shall be semi annually in |
'uch bonds, together with the Interest which
hall accrue on the bonds SO purch ased, shall |
oIm sinking fund for the payment Of the |
by the act OF February rs, 1861.
The bil provides that the several Interest,"
earring bonds o. the United States, that are
,e.deemable at the pleasure of the United
,tates after q certain number OF years from
h date, shall, at the option of the holder
hiSedeol pc exchanged for these bonds, pro-
h HIu mat such bonds as arc now redeemable
mai be presented for exchange within six
lohthh after this act takes effect, and auch
onus as hereafter become redeemable shall
presented Ior exchange within six months
tier they become redeem.Lle, These bonas
re Aihp 70 De reserved as security for the re-
ennption OF national bank notes.
The bill was referred to the ComB,Ittoc nm
Ways and Means, and red TO be prInted'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June 22,-Col. Einstela And
collector Guernsey seized Lyons dlstillery
with 800 barrels Of whisky, also, Weaver,
ng house here 30 '.
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MILWAUKEE, June IA baseball match
between the Atiantics OF Brooklyn aud the
Cream City OF Milwaukee, resulted In a vic.
tory for the Atlantics by OF to Is.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
Collision and Loss Of Life.

HUDSON, N. Y, June 22.-The steamer Mary
Powell collided this morning with schooner
Matthew Vasser, Off Butter Hill, cutting the
schooner completely In twain, sinking hcr In
stantly. son Of Capt. Bull, Of the schooner,
aged II, was drowned. All others were saved,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23
Mevements Of the Chinnmon.

NEW YoRx, June administer Burlingame
anda portion OF the Chinese arrived at the
Westminster hotel, to-day, from Washington,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

The Republicans Of New York hold their
state convention at Syracuse on July 8, and
the New Jersey convention meets on the OH
instant.
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THR agents OF American managers in Euroro
refuse 70 engage any more danseuscs. Tbey
say that the ballet Is about played out in mef-
an entirely different character have TO be pro'
viaed ior the tians-Atlaptics, who are satisted