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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Executions In the sOuth--SeRrcIty In the
Rebel Camp

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMAC.
March 2s.-The Richmond Dispatch of the 27th
notes the execution, by hanging, Of Capt. NJ.
Dc Hunt, of Arkansas, who was sent out by
Gen. Heron to clear the White River district
Of lngram's guerilla band.
Capt. A. Webster has been tried by cOuTt
martial in Richmond and sentenced to be hung
on the Sd of April for the murder, in Fauquicr
county, Of Capt. Simpson, Of the Confederate
army.
The Richmond bridge over UolstOn river, at
ZOllCOticr, Tennessee, which WAS DESTROYED hy
the Union army, has been repaired, aud trans
are running over It,
AT Lynchbnrg, on Wednesday, fine grades Of
tobacco sold for $3.50, and smoking tobacco
from $l.25 t. l.75 The demand was greater
than the supply
Descrters brougt into camp to-day confirm
the previous reports Of the great scarcity Of
provisions in the rebel camp, hut say this fact
does not dampen the ardor and spirits Of the
troops.
Owing to the strlCtnPss of the rebel cOnscrip-
lion In the Shenandoah Valley, 1t Is highly
probable that that fertile and productive Dor
lOn Of the state will be nearly barren waste
the coming season. Other portions Of the
state are believed to be in the SAINT condition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Union Mnss NIrctInr

The committee of the Councils Of the city
having charge ofthe Union Mass Meeting have
addressed letters to Commodore Harwood, of
the Navy Yard, and Col. Ramsay, of the Arse
nal, asking them to have the bells of their res
pective yards rung at 3 p. M, on Tuesday, in
order that those employed may have an oppor-
unity to attend the meeting at > p. IN. We
have no doubt thoroQuost will be compiled with.
We would suggest to the merchants and busl-
ness men of the city the proprlety of closing
their places Of business in order to allow their
employees the same privilege.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
CAPTURE OF REBEL OFFICERS.
IE GUNBoATS THAT PASSED PORT HUDSON
THE RICHMOND REPULSED.
Names OF the killed on the Steamer Mis-
sIssippI.

New YORK, March 3O.-Advlces per the New
Brunswick report the return of Gen. Growers
forces to the vicinity of Baton Rouge.
Three hundred and fifty bales of cotton, from
twelve to fifteen hundred hogsheads of sugar,
and over three thousand barrels of molasses
were secured, and much more can be readily
obtained.
Captain Younghood, chief of Gen. Gardncr's
stail, and five members of the rebel signal corps
have been captured.
YOuugblood says the rebels have force in
reserve which can readily he thrown into Port
Hudson and Vicllsburg.
At the latest accounts, Gen. Dudey's brigade
was cucampod at the head of Profit Island.
Gen. Growers headquarters are across the
road leading from Tayor's house to Bayou
Sara road
Tho Hartford and the Albatross appear to
have been the only vessels which passed Port
Hudson.
The Richmond made a gallant attempt to go
by, but failed.
The report of the destruction of the Mlsss.
sipp is confirmed SlXty-four of her crew are
missing, forty-two of whom are prisoners, and
the remainder killed. Among the prisoners, ia
Captain Fontalne, of the marines, and Acting
Masters Mate Francis.
The killed, as tar as asCertained, are Acting
Master Robert Kelly, William Cation, boy; John
Asacrof, boy; David Kelly, marine; Thomas
Harris, seaman Richard Rowley, seaman; Bar
tholowew IIOrrigan, and - sandholler, fire,
man.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Diamond Cut Diamond.

A New York correspondent writes;
named to you the sharp conduct of tn,
man who got a wife on the agreement to settle
on her 100000, secured on real estate-tha
he did so after he had made a mortgage Of
$4,000 to near relative, which mortgage
bore even date with the bridal settlement. Ru
NOR is filling the city with mirth at the sequel
The near relative was to hold the $95 900 "ir
trust," and for Il no consideration passed
And now 1t is said this kind friend has con,
cluded to keep the property and let the rogue
get his redress as best he can. And II the wife
does not get 1t, the husband has had to lose il
Diamond often cuts diamond in this sharp city
and the wroDged man will have to adopt The
motto of the New London BARRIERS:
Since man to man Is SO unjust
do not know what man to trust;
I've trusted many to my sorrow,
So pay to-day-I'll trust tomorrow"
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Ew York, III O'Clock.
More Testimony.

Gen, Reyes, who has been in town several
days, has given his testimony before the Com.
mittee on the Conduct of the War. 1t relates
to the PsnInSular campaign. 1t is said that
Gen. Reyes and Gen. Van Allen, the latter an
expert in cavalry tactics, were the only two
generals in favor of changing the base by
svacuating Harrison's Landing, and abandon,
ing the PeninEular.
Singular to say, or perhaps not singular to
say, these two generals were loft on the PENN.
sular to command at Williamsburg and York.
town. This fact should be remembered in pc
rusing Gen. KeyeS' testimony.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
stcnmrr Cnptmrcd.

KANSAS CITY, March 29.-Further partlcu-
lars have been received In regard to the cap
'"'c ni the steamer Sam Gaty, Yesterday, 6y
gnsri lllnS' 1t is stated that ninG negro men
and two soldiers were killed and third wound-
cd. Iho last escaped to Independence.
All public aud private property was rihed,
lhieo hundred SACKS Of Hour, forty eight wagon
beds belonging to the Government. and en-
siderable private freight was thrown overheard
The amount Of money taken Is upwards oc
$4,000, Of which 5000 belonged to the boat
The guerrllas intended to destroy the boat
but finally allowed her 10 proceed on her voyage,
They had followed her thirty miles,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
A Good R.port from the MI.sI.sInr,,

NEW YORK, March 29.-The Mercury has a
special Cairo dispatch, to the effect that the
rise in the Mississippi has flooded the Peninsu-
clads and twenty transports passed through,
carrying 1900 men. They are to Join Adml.
raj Farragut, and though the object Is kept
secret, 1t Is thought they win attack Port Hud-
son.
Another dispatch says report has been re-
celyed, announcing the complete success of the
expedition under Generals Ross and Quinby
and Admiral Porter, and II Is said Greenwood
has been captured, with all the rebel force there,
but no particulars are given.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. sA1TON.
BRILLIANT CONDUCT or TIE SOUTH
CAROLINA NEGRO SOLDIERS.
BrMrnNr, 5. d, Mnrch l4. lsN3.

bENFuRT, $. G., March II, 1863.
Ho" Edci" w. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
SIR: ! have the honor to report that the cx-
pCdtiOn which scul up the 81. Johns river.
Florida, consisting uf the First regiment South
Carolina volunteers, Colonel T. ". Hipglnson
commanding, and p0rlO Of the second South
Carolina volunteers, under Colonel Montpom-
cry, cuptured and took Possession Of the town
Of jacksonville, on Tur-day, the 10Th inst.
A. / stated In my last report To you, the OBJ
Irr, Of this expedition was To- occupy Jackson
willie and make II the base Of operations for the
hrmiug Of the negroes, and securing In this
way possession OF the entire State Of Florida.
1t gives me pleasure TO report, that 50 far the
objects of the expedition have been fully Rc.
r0mplished The town Il completely in our
possession, and many prisoners. There has
been constant diminishing going on for several
days, and in every action the negro troops have
behaved with the utmost brayoryi never In a
single instance can | learn that they have
hlnched.
Il is my belief that scarcely an incident In
this war has caused greater panic throughout
the whole Southern coast than this raid of the
colorcd troops In Florida. The negroes are
collecting at Jacksonville from all quarters.
am, with great respect,
Il. sAEToE, Brig. General Vols,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

Bridge street, near the Market, wAs entered early
Sunday morning and robbed Of about seoo worth @
property. The adjacent jewelry store Of Mr.. wae.
ner was also entered BY the samo party, who sue
ooeded in carrying on only bmali amount. They
also entered the law ofice OF Frederick ions, ESQ.,
from which they stole fine merschaum pipe and
= valuable revolver. The robbers still remain un-
discovered.
POLICE CAsEs-Joseph Foster, disorderly con-
duct; fined $3.50 Jno. Dennison, dol dismissed.
Alice Boston, resisting oiilceri jail. Martha Ba-
ker, dlsorderly conduct; fined e2.76. Anna Lang,
drunk workhouse. Eliza Miiigan, do.j dismissed.
Caroline Smith, do; do. Edward ManuoIt, do !
do, Rudolph Ullman, ASSAULT bail for court
Harry Lipsoomb, dol do. Patrick Henley, disor-
derby conduct; dismissed. .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,


Washington, March 80, 1853.
The following named officers having been
reported at Headquarters of the Army for the
offences hereinafter specified are hereby notified
that they will stand dismissed the service of the
United States, unless within fifteen l5) DAYS
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, of which
Brgadier General Ricketts, is President, and
make satisfactory defence to the charges against
them:
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Assistant Surgeon John W. Goodson, Seventy
second Ohio volunteers.
Second Lieut.. b. F. Wilson, Nnety-third
Indiana volunteers.
Capt. Benjamin II. Rlckotson, Eighteenth
Pennsylvania cavalry.
Lieut.. Thomas Sinclair First Minnesota vol
unteers.
Second Lieut.. II. shererlz, Seventh New York
volunteers
First Lieut.. and Adjutant James NJ. Stevens,
Fifth Indiana volunteers.
Capt. II. Gaddis, Third Indiana cavalry.
First Lieut.. Richard McGn, Ono Hundred
and Forty-hflh Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieut.. II. W. Furlong, Sixth Maine vol
untcers.
Capt. William D. Reese, Third Maryland vol.
untecrs.
DISCRETION.
Capt. Samuel 8. Grlfien, Eighth PennSylya-
mia cavalry.
Second lieut. William Belford, Elghty-Grst
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Lieutenant James Mitchell, Thlrty-second
Illinois volunteers.
FAILING To REPORT AT HEADQUARTERS PROVOST
MARSHAL UNDER ARREST, AS ORDERED.
Lieutenant Lewis Anderson, One Hundred
and Twelfth New York volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon James c. Bassett, Twenty
ninth Massachusetts volunteers.
Major F. G. Morse, paymastcr United statcs
army.
Lieutenant A. Mollcr, Twcnty-nlnth New
York volunteers.
Lieutenant &. $. Toms, One Hundred and
Nineteenth Pennsylvania volunteers.
Lieutenant Daniel r. Colt, Eleventh United
States infantry.
Captain B. Converse, One Hundred and Thir-
tccnth Ohio volunteers.
Captain j. Eichclhcrt, Eighth Prnnsylvaniu
reserves.
Lieutenant Baron Won Elbenslchen, Ald-dr.
camp to General sranwehr.
Captain c. Soul, sixry-fourth New York
volunteers.
Captain -- Henry, Finy-fourth New York
volunteers.
Lieutenant j. b. Gricc, Flnh New York
cavalry.
THE FOLLOWING FOR tue CAUSES SIT OPPOSITE
THEIR REsrECTWE NAMES.
Lieutenant A. F. Beach, Second New York
cavalry, absence without authority, and dis
obedience Of orders.
Lieutenant James Kellogg, Sixth Michigan
cavalry, giving wrong name when arrested by
patrol, and falling to appear at headquarters
Provost Marshal, as ordered.
f. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
. OFFICIAL.

Dy IHU TTV7IuUHI' ~"
WILLIAM II. sswARD. Secretary Of State
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Georgetown Affairs.

MARINE Observation-Disclosures Ready, Wstl,
stein, Baltimore, light.
Schr. Susan Ellen, Wormsley, Baltimore, wheat
to VIM. II, Edes.
Schr Eanslon, McElmar, Baltimore, salt to J. T
Davis,
Steamer Farmer, McCue, Alexandria, oats fol
Government,
Sehr Cornelius, Johnson, New York, hay to the
Government
Schr Queen of the West, Rodgers, New York,
commiBsaTy stores to Alexandria.
Sloop Star, King Alexandria, light.
Sloop American Banner Ellis, Port Tobacco
fish to John A. Knight
Sloop Anna Matilda, Harper, occoquan, fsh to
John A. Knight.
Barge Mount Penn, Wallace, Philadelphia, hay
to Government.
DePariurss.-SteAmer =. Chamberlin, stewart,
Philadelphia, merchandise.
Schr, Elite, Brow o, Baltimore.
THE MARKETs.-The following Is list of prices
reported for the Republican, up tn 70 m, to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

FoRTRBss MoNRoB, March 2s.-Last Sabbath
several officiating clergymen in Norfolk gave
notice that their churches would be omen ON
Friday, the 9th inst, for services, In conform
ity with JEFF. Davis proclamation. The church.
ca were accordingly opened, but as the wor-
shippers began TO congregato they found a
strong guard OF Union soldiers placed at the
church doors, and consequently no such scryi-
ces were allowed.
A Richmond paper says that Judge Meredith,
OF the Richmond Circuit Court has decided
that every citizen of Maryland, and every for
eigncr who had ever enlisted IN their army-nO
matter for how short a timC-had acquired a
domlcil, and were therefore, liable to consCrip-
tion, If between the ages OF IS and 45.
The old hull and machinery of the steamer
Pennsylvania, which was partially burned thrco
years ago on the James river, has been raised,
and passed here last evening for Baltimore.
She has been purchased, and ID to be rebuilt by
A. c. Hall and otheTB, of the same City
The steamship b. X. Spaulding arrived this
morning, bringing mails from the feet at Hi
ton Head, which place she left last Thursday.
She reports the steamboat Expoundcr CORNER
ly the Daniel Webster) aground near Stono In
let. No movement ofthe fleet at Hilton Head.
Col. Ludlow, Commissioner of the United
States for the exchange of prisoners, has con-
Cluded the arrangements with the rebel Com
missioner Ould for tho exchange of all the
United States officers now held by the rebel
Government as prisoners Of war.
Tho State of Maine left here at noon to-day
for City Point, under flag Of truce, in charge
of Capt. j. E. Mulford, Third New York. They
took up for exchange $50 prisoners of war, in
Guiding 10 rebel officers; also PCS citizen prls-
oners.
An officer who has deserted from the rebel
ranks arrived in Norfolk yesterday, and reports
that the rebels are quietly evac acuating Richmond
as fast as possible. The report il not fully
credited.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Interview Between ComnIasIOner Dole
and the Ute Indiana

Seven of the representative chiefs Of the
tribe that occupies portion of the Colorado
Territory held an interview with Commissioner
Dole to-day. A number Of spectators were
present, including several ladies'. The chiefs
are athletic-looking men. In the course Of the
conversation the Commissioner informed them
that If they created disturbance with the white
settlers in Colorado, the Government would
send sufficient force out there to put them
down; whereupon the head chief coolly eI-
pressed a doubt whether the Government has
sufficient power to do as much. These indians
claim vast tracts of land in that Territory, hut
the Government "don't see It," and the dispute
will give rise to much negotiation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
RsbeI Flag Seized.

Last night, an officer of the provost guard
in Baltimore discovered a rebel flag suspended
to a chandelier in an upper Parlor on Calvert
street. He entered and ascendod to the room,
when Mrs. Belts, the lady of the house, seized
the flag and sat upon it. The officer induced
or compelled her to rise, and carried the trophy
away. The flag is of silk, two feet long, and
has on the fold thirteen golden stars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
EmIUration to IN. Pacinc Coo,,.

Capt. Medoram Crawford, who has command
of the armed escort for emigrants crossing the
Plains, has arrived here from Oregon. He re-
ports that already ffty thousand cmigraLts are
moving for the Pacific States. He anticipates
that the number during the season will reach
one hundred thousand, larger emigration
than has been known in any previous season.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
OF FICIAL.

HEADQUARTBRs PRovesT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. ~, 1853.
Official notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closlng
Of bars and drinking houses after 9.30P p. m,
and on Sundays, have not been rescinded or
modified, and all violations Of those orders
will be punished as heretofore.
By orderi HENRY B. ToDD,
Captain and Provost MarShal.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Prize Stsamera

NEW YoRK, March 29.-The priEo steamer
Granite City, captured of Eleuthera, arrived
here tonight. She is an iron vessel, four hun
dred tons burden, and had an assorted cargo
from Nassau. The steamer Dudley Beak, from
Newbern, arrived this evening. The prize
steamer Nicholas First arrived tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
A Rebel piysraion

has arrived from Tennessee. lie reports that
the rebels are concentrating all their infantry
formerly in East Tennessee at Tullahoma, while
the cavalry make a diversion in Eastern Ken
lucky, hoping TO draw portion of Rosecrans's .
force. Rebel reinforccments are daily arriving
at Tullahoma, from Virginia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ARREST OF NoToRIoUs THIEF AND JAIL DREA-
KER-Yesterday, James r. Lagrange, alias VIM
Tompkins, was arrested by Officer slmonds, Of the
Fffth we'd, upon the Island. Lagrange was ares
ted by Chris Hogan some time ago, and Saturday
morning, for the second time, he broke out Of the
District Jail, in company with Jno. Harding. Hard
Ing was arrested Saturday. Lagrange is 4 native
of TeXaa
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Neysboys, Home,

A public meeting will be held this evening
at Willards' Hall In behalf Of the above named
enterprize. A notice in another column an
nounces several able speakers. The object is
praiseworthy, and we hope the meeting will be
fully attended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
The Enemy Rspuissd in north Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20.-The enemy
attacked Winfield, on the Chowan river, and
were repulscd. The cnemy's force consisted of
the 42d North Carolina and guorillas under
Col. Brown.
Lieut.. McLane, with part of company OF
the First North Carolina volunteers, took refuge
in a block-house, and defended themselves sue.
cessfully. Amer an hour and a half's fight the
enemy were driven of.
General Foster came up tho next day from
Plymouth, with three companies, and four com
panles Of the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry
were sent from Suffolk by Gen. Peck.
The rebel Col. Brown succeeded In crossing
the ChowRn with part Of his force. The re-
mainder were attacked near Edenson and dis
persed after short resistence. Our troops are
hunting them up in the swamps.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 20, 4 p. m.-Ba.
rometer 29gOOi thermometer ~; wind north
west, and cloudy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-The following per-
sons were sent in from Fairfax Station, Va, and
committed to the Old Capitol on Saturday, As rebel
spies DR.. Hunter, G. NJ. Cannon, Peter Dyer, Jas
Fallin, John Rockford, J. c. Powell, Lewis John
son, Albert Gunnell, Chas, Fallin, and II. Adams
They were arrested by the Provost Marshal of Fair
ia
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

MASONIC FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mr.. J. T..
Davis, member Of Dawson Lodge, took place from
Grace church, Clsland) at o'clock, p M, yester-
day most beautiful and impressive discourse
was delivered by the rector, Rev. Alfred Holmead,
from the text, "Death is swallowcdup In victory
The choir sang several appropriate pieces. The
exercises were very impressive.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
THE wan IN KENruoKY.
GEN. GILMORE RECAPTURBs DAM.
VILE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March s9.-The yony,,dl
learns, from what Il says is a credltable source,
that division Of rebel infantry crossed tho
Cumberland yesterday, at Stagg's Ferry, near
Wailsburg, PULASKI county, but army head
quarters have received no notice of this incur
sion.
Yesterday afternoon, the freight train. seven
miles below Galatin, broke through the bridge.
Three men and about one hundred and twenty
head Of cattle were killed.
Frankfort and Lexington are under martial
law. All is quiet in their vicinity.
General Gilmore crossed the Kentucky river
in force yesterday, rCcaptured Danville, and Is
driving the rebels in the direction OF Crab
Orchard.
Generals Parke and Wilcox have arrived at
the Burnett House, Cincinnati.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,Ohom u may concern

To all Dhom q may concern,
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JULES LAUH has been appointed
Consul of the Swiss Confederation, for the states
of Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, and tho Territory
of Nebraska, to reside at st. Louis, do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges, as are allowed to the Consuls
of the most favored nations, In the United
States. ..
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
ters to be made patent, and tho seal Of
the United States to be hereunto afaIsd
f.. 81 Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, the Goth day Of March
A. D. 1853, and Of the Independence of
the United States Of America, the s7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
II - as...
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Movsmsnt. ID Tronps--RurnsIds,s Corps.

CINCINNATI, March 30.-The Gdzstte says
three steamers loaded with troops-part of
Burnside's corps-moved down past the city
yesterday morning Three rcgiments-the
Twentieth Michigan, Seventy-ninth New York.
and Twentieth ssachusetts-aTrived in the
city yesterday, and were fed at the Filh street
market-house. Three more steamers with
troops were expected last evening. The dosti-
nation Of the "gallant old Ninth" as II was
called in the Army of the Potomac, is not men
toned, but they will soon be heard from.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

PRISONERS OF WAR-The following rebel pris.
oners were brought in yesterday, and lodged for
the time in the Central guard-house: Jas. Rider,
j. II. Oliver, Sam'l c. Belts, company X, Eleventh
Virginia cavRlryj d. II. Ford, Twelfth Virginia
cavalry VIM. Webster, Fourteenth Virginia it,
fantry; Jas. Neckman, Fifteenth Virginia cavalry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTEI

WANTED.--A good cOok-white preferred,
w Address 4i9, Eight street, Post once eating
house. mar SO-lta
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
GolnE Home.

All the Senators and Representatives from
the Pacific States, will leave New York in the
California steamer which sails next wednes-
day. Senator Harding left here for New York
gaturdov
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
The Rebels Attack williamsburg and
are Repulsed,

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20.-The enemy
attacked Williamsburg this morning with cav
airy and infantry, and were rcpulsed by the
Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry, under Col. Lewis.
At noon to-day the enemy had retreatOd, and
not ascertained.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

COMNuTTAL OF PRISONERS OF STATE Rev.
Sam'l TrOth, Sam'l Me Daniel, and l.. II. Williams,
prisoners Of state were committed to the Old CaI-
itOl, yesterday, by Capt Todd. VIM. Rivers, of
Whites guerillas, was also committed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

Col. THOMAS l.. KEY, we regret to learn, is
still laboring under the severe bronchial affection
which he contracted some months since on the
Peninsula. lie Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York city
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
Ordered Away.

All women now visiting the Army of the Po-
tomac, are ordered to change their base before
April lst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30

~ FICE, corner Eighteenth and C streets, Wash.
ington, March %, ls6S.-sealed Proposals will be
i, 1883, at la m, for Plumbing at Finley (Untted
StAtes) Hospital
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
office
Proposals should bo addressed to Captain +. E.
CAMP A. q. NJ, plainly marked " Proposals for
Plumbing at Finley Hospital" mar 9O-5t
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-30
WILLIAM H. sEWARD.
0FFIOIAL.
NOTICE
WAR DEPARrMRNr.


Washington CITY, D. c., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given at the
Office of Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1s9 PennsylvauIa
avenue, above Nineteenth street. JaSO