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500 GOisE>sEc.asc Notes Want
GAL

L1)2 SALE. for Confederate treasury
L notes of the denomination OF one hun
.!cl dollars, co!Ged"gatc seven per cent
rec ed bonds, ana ccrti!ical ~ for simi' ar
bonds. of various denominations. from five
hundred 10 five tho;i aud dollars. "itI in
forest from Isl July. 1888, the principal
! 2yablr in five or Il ivtv years ut the option
of the Confederate States. These bonds
will not be subject in the hands of the pur-
chaser to the Confederate tax fox 1865 and
lSGL. The sale must be perfected before
July fst iSet. \ portion of those bonds
to the amount of three th"i.3.,;,ot dollars, Is
deposited i: ;oium oia. $. Z. Yhis presents
II favorable opportunity FOR transmitting
funds TO the east Of the Mississippi. Writ
ten proposals can he addressed to
THOMAS G. REYNOLDS,
june5 1t Marshall. Texas.
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S'.HiFE.tHF. La. Jane !, SUI.
GHyGI.Af. ORDERS
80. 81.
ryyFr oresS;rrr rerss,i.v a. t},c arm:es
~, H.. f,'I n,,I., i .f.nr,tnlv ,,.,.,.s.
- :Iat tn, Government sLnu,A usc one
I,tF Of IIc Cotton in His nruartnn:,t. for
th,, ,...f.,lll.n n? nnyel - rIiIitpry stores.
rnor;irgd far tl,a .jatrncs .f th.. rn,,rtrv
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Head .s'..s &i z;... Division. }

?
II tie He!2 .l.st .Iiny. is'i.
1t is hereby snjonct upon all the ctti-
zens.u! Av"yei.cS. liable 20 conscrip ion. to
report themselves to the Enrolling o:iircr
At Msnssra. Ut AZ such osArr place as may
De Indicated by him. within ten DAYS OF th"
publication OF hi, or.,or, in their RESPECTIVE.
ncighboriIoois. Failing To do so. they y, 1T
tic considered Juyhawiscr5 amI shot down
wi:hoV: mercy.
81: command Of
Majcg General Ron ,Rp TAYLOR.
c. 5. pDLIaEAC.
Nsi. Gen. Comd'g III In.. Division.
May 3l,t. G;-tf
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Succession osG'. G. Tnss.a~t.

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DI NiIl'-r of a writ Of sale to ME directed
- from the honorable the District Cont
~. the parish Of Cahdo, VIII sell. to the
Last and highest bidder. on Saturday. the
18th day of juno. IS6I three certain lots Of
ground IN Mugginsvile, near the corpora
ton line. known on the map of said lots.
fled December 3ist. 1853. recorded in Bool;
.. page Cos, in the Recorder E.;icc. known
as lots Nos. IL. Is and II. each measuring
$50 feet by one hundred and eleven feet.
Terms CASH, subject to appraiScmeut.
LEILA VI. TALBERT,
may loot Administrators,
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l!MCOla;,S PROCLAMATION /!
VIA! Old Abe thinks Of TIE "Stf-
uaii0H.' s

We publish below the proelalna-
don of President Lincoln so The
Notwithstanding the cam
paign in Virginia closed-and max
in:, several other important comics
s;oas, which we hope our readers
VIII ponder well. L. is the first cry
Of distress the Old Rail Splitter has
allowed to escape his lips-and may
be safely taken as the fore-runner of
something still better, before Lee and
his braves get through with the meeu
So styled Ulysses.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
May II, 1854. !
TeIlow-Citizens Of the United States:
In all seasons and exigencies, it
becomes 4 nation carefully to scruti-
rize its line Of conduct, and humbly
to approach the throne of Grace and
mcekIv implorc forgiveness, wisdom
and guidance.
For reasons only known to Him, it
has been decided that this country
should b. the scene OF unparalleled
outrage, and this nation the .monu-
mental sufferer of thc nineteenth
century. With heavy heart but I'M
diminished confidence i l our cause,
I approach the performance Of duty
rendered imperative by my sense Of
weakness before the Almighty, and
of Justice to the people. It is not
necessary that l should tell you that
the first Virginia campaign under
Lieut.. Geu. Grant, III whom L have
every confidence. and whose courage
and fidelity the people do well to
honor, is virtually closed.
lie has conducted his enterprise
with discreet ability; he has Grip
pied their strength and defeated their
plans.
In view of the situation in Virgil
MIA, and the disaster at Red River,
the delay at Charleston and the sad
state Of Tie country, L. Abraham
Lincoln, d. hereby recommend that
Thursday. the :26.h DAY of May.
1861, be salemnly set apart, through
out the United States, as a day of
fasting. humiliation and prayer.
Deem;ng furthermore that the
present condition OF public affairs
presents an extraordinary. occasion.
. and il view OF the power vested in
me by the Constitution and Laws,
l have thought fit to call forth the
citizens of The United States be-
tween the ages Of Is and 45 years,
to the aggregate number of 100000,
in order to suppress existing rebel
lious combinations, and cause due
execution of the laws; and further
more, in case any State or number
Of States shall fail to furnish by tho
18th Of June next, the assigned quo
ia, its hereby ordered that the same
be raised by immediate and pereU1au
tory draft
.:Ssails Of this object will be
communicated to State authorities
through thc War Department. /
: appeal to all loyal citizens to form
facilitate and aid this effort to main.
tain the power, integrity and eSis.
tence Of our national Union and the
perpetuity of popular Government
i {SigucD ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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ia ga yed CT stolen.

gt7,;C y the residence OF the undersigned.
Z one m,e irugn Shreveport. Il b!igh; bay
HORSE. aLoit l6 hands h;Ch = or : yelts
Old : IN trkrd with a small star in his fore
head. fi-lt hind foot white, large sad He
,..Iti.-, AL name worn by co.,Ir.
,..,l pay 500 for lis delivery to ne.
GEO ". HEI.ME.
navel luS Capt. and Off. Iron service.
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Estray Notice.

s<Nst.a9cei, before me tue undersigned,
j. Justice o the Peace, one flea bitten
2rly PDELi. about Ii hands high, about
II years OH b.tntea with. tho number 81
On !rst shoullerb w. Check. Appraised
by jas. il. Wilson and w. l.. Murry, at two
hundred sad fifty dollars.
}. ". NiILE,
June q 81 Justice of the Peace.
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Asst -tdi't Grr'l
slrevepcr', shall and Je,..rs9n rl-
per. copy two weeks.
May Sig.
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

40. 10
J.. 20 ""Gh ui cause :, OF lAr. NJ C'.4-
,rHI Order No. :" cH.re": series from This
hutS"1, rs rsf''h .!s..'d places OF fehdr%' @"-
'oT we t.. .'"aci'G t''i.7 - ,efChy fr'o"r"'
II. rae tHo!t"'eh' g. NE EeS"SFe '".p-
Is piaccd IN chaiSe OF t1e command intS
OF Tie srFera! states who WI! rr''b 'h
places o, r'hd"HVehs 'o' 1dJo!MlnE Lo"n;I"s
or Parishes 1T sACh points aa VIII not ie-
qn!Ic OF the members OF the corps more
than ihTee days travel. lie com'"hnt,tH'-
will have at each lea '"zvouN suitable Of
hccr o.cnroll and organize tA" men enr" led
into companies each company to consist
OF not less than sixty men, rtaH and file. tor
cavalry, and siNty-tUur. rank and file. for
infantry Copies Of u" muster rolls o! i'ie
Companies wlA be iorw&roet BY the com.
'nandanls TO these ileadInarters. ''ni
through thus Office TO Department i'cad-
quarters. In Cases p" Aerc thct' ave not IL
hcent men enrolled Tor u c"upant. iney
VIII be co"snlidatr. VAN men ion dd'a-
cent rendezvous to form a company, aad
when there is an excess OF Il company or
companies / kc consolidation Will be
made. Upon the completion OF the com
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N9tice 10 Confederate Tax
EHnvnss

IsycsS.
! A LII such persons as have not yet been
"A assessed fox taxable Products. Naval
Stores, Salt. Wines and Liquors. and for
Moneys and Credits held on The Is. Of
.!nly. 1863; Nea. Cattle, Horses. Mules. &c.
held on. the lst OF November, i6G:;: thcir
! Salaries and Incomes for the year SOB !;
their profits on Flour, Corn, and oiler tax
ab!es, during 1862. and their Gross Sales
or Receipts from any branch OF business.
! between he 2lth OF April. 1868, and the
T lst ct hrrN. 1854. or any por!ioe Of said
period and all such Farmers and Planters
IS have not yet rendered.. on oa,h..a fall
AID couirie'" estimate. Of fiic Crops raised
and gathered hy tieu! SiAoc the ist OF Ju-
~. ISL; and Of the 1.-THE hereof due the
Government; and al sucli persons as have
not reported the Hogs slaughtered l.y or
I fyr iiicisi. between tht 2t;h Of April 1863.
at! the Isl March 1864 netting more than
900 pounds Of Pork, and the 1.-THE there of.
( dclircriu!" to the Government, III cured
G:scnn. fat tn" rate OF 60 pounds IF Bacon
tur ever la pounds OF i'Jr..j are i"Ieby
'ty':+,f and reIVI'e| 70 appear 4; he oi'.sc
of thr uHH.r-!laUIrI 1T roi 'ea:or tur
tthr:r fGo|"i ]'nii-, tgitbiq trinity dn4a 5.',..
tic axe u his ".firc. ana there render. ~
oath TN! and complete r"'lirus 81 then.
taHablc property a.oresai.; Ia 7.,e,l rQrts a.
IL. said Collector @" ..-c Assessor .t."ll p g.
tsclb".
Eo:ir. is, gwen ;,a. any Tax payer
"ln ;.,etir.'5 8. revision II III. Asses. rIrflt.
or correction q! errors therein. must de
! !jvrr HI, ,rf.ttGta. ,1l.-Li.uu Thereon. ci1Ii7
HfSe4, u Us. to t." lis. rios Collector: ana
thai all. such person. q; are Ieadr 10 pay
. their taxes may d, 50. tC,ituu Ee'Gy. by
calling on said Officer
! NIB. Persons failing to make relarus
! 'ith.n tie prescribed time, are suhjccssto
L penalty OF twenty-five pr cent.
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lrir.-t,cu. GREER.
u. .>TguHA%. : 4. tict:.

II. In rsnSiiancr of the above 81 ier. Tie
provisions Of Par sraph |. tsen-.f. cd r..
No u. current s'ti from lle;c iirUdgGa.-
,cgs. I.r 50 mudiieI ,hlt tnos, pers>A- b.
,wvc:l HE AZ . of (. and + ana h a:4t %.
VII fuyM them elves into vu.uIl' i.rv organ.
~! yu- Of til" Reserve Corps. and furnish
to Ifr>n Headquarters bv tn" 1t day OF
July next. tr!picu:e copies "t their muster
rolls, VIII o. received a. minute nIrn Iurig-
tie w'Ay for s"rvic" " .tl:in t." STATE Those
.. no thi! 10 attach them c.'r- - such vol
uut1ry organizations. hT' report t.lrrl
elves iOr enrol n"nt to the t.HroiiiUr - Il
Ger iG>yluCS - tn" - dag of july nest.
VII hr ,''.rpi'c |. ulsl il Mt cSrM..rd un-
der The it". ordered 70 report for or. uni
1a'ion ca IN, lsc d.. OF 'Hly ncE., - TO-
lows:
Those from the parishes OF Cstdsl5. Boz
ser. Dr;.,'u C!lib 0rne and Eica9l!lc. AT
Shreveport. H..
Those from the parishes of C"achi'n.
M"rrhouSr Jack Union, Franklin. CaI1-
wed. and -u'h portion Of liz parishes "l
Carroll. Tou-a-, and M.lisoa - are within
OFT: inc. ~ Monroe.
Those flo.n,t parishes Of Rapile,. rat,-
Hor Ia. Av"v~I.os. Mitch tcchn- 'lb.ur.
" i"n, and Con 'ordia at Mex mrtri,.
Tho sgln the parishes oi Colc"sica and
:. Landry. al trc.uu,at.
Those 'FRONT.' l' parishes Of y. Nlrr. :;
Na".:G. Ner.n ..j.". AMI Lafayette. At Ne"
iOc:il.
Those :gom tin: portion Of tn. country
wi'hil u..E Ices east ut tn .NtclL.a.lg e.,
eth. + ~ rpr!ru-1s or Nrw ih"rig.
.ln u;ti.rr w.II D" IN Attendance at each
frmtolTuUs ~ '4e day stated - 90. AMI
t,.r II"G enrolled.
th"m-r,v"s tn Il" voluntary or@rnila.ipa-
u
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V. All negroes III Ii g employment Of the
Shreveport and Marshall Railroad Co
through the military authorities, viii he
are held hy special agreement OF ;hc
Company wth heir owners
Iy command Of
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Ors;cr Co.r.oills. ru,uraH M.-r.H.
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Army Orders.

tEyiract.)
Head. ~; u:'s.. TnA$S-Ni$s. ID .rr
SHREVEPORT. La, May, 81. 1864.
special Orders,
No. 1873.
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Commanding Cuu~rript Dist. La,
Goodwill, Ist Lieut.. AMI Ait.
Newspaper. il L.. copy IL. lst july.
Nybl-o.
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

/ The following ord 7 Is published for
The Information @! M concerned:
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

HE,p-QU SI:rfE Co>scHIrr p!~r.:Cr. La.
Shr"vcT"rt "A. May 27th, J SG:. !
GENERAL ORDERS.
VI
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- T-''1.t' ~ III u
r.Ig.-Gen. \. =. EhGBl-.
Com. :. D,,ision.
! T. ~u.TIl \ a. O. nav ii
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

t.r.g. H"n. GREER.
J. Iop@, CJp'. 4 y. y. general.
June : Il
Louisiana papers copy > ti'ncs.
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

:. =. - 7. : ~.
Major : Controlling 9. "
Shreveport news., 1864-06-07

I;rn l. ...amI SM"Gf.
s : ANDERSON. Asst Ad't Gen.
Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas papers
publish / week..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

tfytes sisru ssiey rVsr u raofssis Nv
-. urf<u cftuwiss <rprfsssfI
cexrz.--ws report sAies Of iod blss skoed hi6
q e. Per ID. ndscc bsss 90. outsrms not , aus
no r--rAe ssrkss sossisuss srn, v,,h,airs
o. 1000 bbls. Ohio Extra At boi 800 bills choioe
Howard sfreet super a fiisN 20 tffa5 per bbi.
No sales of CITY Mills reported. 49,, A.. :.
bushels red reenvedj demand insot We, with ssles
OF 1850 bushels white at a7o 10 IS, and 900 90.
rsd AZ o. 70 ea.7o per bush. Corr. wa. IN f.ir
sai<s 81 new white At Loo 70 si.t5. do. yellow &c
ftWi 100 bushels old white brought also per
busheI-oo sales Of old ye low. Oats, $500 bushs.
oncrcdI ISLES Of 600 busheis At SO. weght, and
800 pnthels inf.rior on private terms. Rye, small
Gales ~ I. % 70 o. o5 per b shel W.
MISUNDERSTANDING doing In the article.
Pauvinors-Are very nrm ~ previous quota-
,ion,, hoash sales are limited to joabing lois Tor
: svoaR .-Ihs stock hereiss,duced TO a,ooo hhds
a1d mosfiy grocery gradss. Refined grades sre IN
rtques we learn purchases 10 the extent Of 900
hods. for Balhmsre socount have been mnde In
fhflsdclphfa the last day or two. Holders here
are vcry nrm at full prices before quoted.
oEnDs I'VE quote ~ before, yiI for Clover tto
70 1850 for small lotsj Timothy nominai At % 80,
and Flsxseed ssssdy a. o. 20 per bushsifor soua-
! stII- con,inus. dau and without any change
: %ssss.s he'd arn, st u per gallon. sales
lixhi.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING GIL.
VERT.

Proposals will be received NJ the Mavot,s ofnos
until 10 m on Thursday, the 21d day of December
instant. for taking up and reoonstruoti-E eulveri
across Eighth street east, north side Of L street
south, under an aot approved 2sth November, 1884.
The oulvert will consist OF two walls OF blue
stone masonry six feet apart, TO be covered with
New York tagging, the bottom OF the oulvert to
be tagged the whole length OF the oulveTt
The walls will be IS inches In heiehtb, and -
width, the fouudston will be SIX inches below the
line OF the bottom OF the eulvert allowing the Gull
vert when constructed to be six feet wide and one
foot high inside dimension.
The mortar used In the construction Of the walls
TO consist OF two parts OF sharp river sand 10 one
of tho beat fresh hydraulic cement.
The Tagging used for covering the eulvert shall
ut be less than one foot In width and ave Inches
In thickness, aud TO extend and rest fully ono foot
over each OF the side walls to be closely laid side
by side, and the ends restipg upon the WALL to be
laid In mortar ~ above described.
The material In the old oulvert may he used for
tho bottom Of this eulvert, and TO be laid on bed
OF shAIp sand Of SUFFICIENT depth.
The contractor will be required In cover that
part OF the street not paved, with sufoent gravel
over the nsgEng to bring the street M 70 Its pres
ent surfaoe also to make good all pavements, nag
girg. No., which ray be disturbed
Bidders will stats the price per lineal foot, which
shall include all mAtefisl and workmanship rs-
qired To complete the work according TO tho fore
going Advertisement, and no money Will he paid
until the work 10 completed to the satisfaction Of
the Commissioner OF the Ward. dsois-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosxtsF FOR sTATToNRRY.


80 ~. brfoI or WARRINGTON,
s..isd Propos.'s will Be received ss TITS ONES
Until FRIDAY. DsesmssE % Iess, ~ y O'Clock,
Ss 81 nsass 70, ~, p,ss
nsged seheduis Y y : 49, -
An artists. rust be Of IN. very bet quality,
cues one passage. np.s sseS 19 e.ss n''
q Each bidder must furnish win hts proposal, bs
ONE ssvy fhs article bid for, sud tuf pvfns
for eash article, which must be distinctly marked
ne sen,,. I vpise awarded TO ths lowest r;-
Hssh psop , must D. signed By N. ,sdiviau.i
or a m m,klng 81 and the sbili,y 20 fuini the con
tr.ct, n swsrted, must Be certifsd By the person
ssoria .p psV sis, y rso.i.,o which ar. M,
nj bed 81 the lowest market price.
me Tsht q crs.sias. from Tine 20 tine, greater
"a for, q the public service nsy require, within
and should sny srtisls not be delivered within !
reasonable time after being ordered, he also re-
~ ~ sh ~ az sss.a. " ~ n sns
He vii 10 all easss, dsside whsthsr the terms Of
serves the power TO snnui The contrast upon any
fAuure 70 comply with it, u rms.
Bonds with approved peeu ity are to be given BY
isilqrs 70 apply the article: ordered, ths con
Preposais In duplicate must be Addressed TO
ousrrsrmsstsr, Depot Of wsshinstcn, D. C.,S
.sd TO be plainly marked Proposals for sts-
senrDuLs or ARTICLE.
20 reams Manilla wrapping paper alxaa inehcs
no, i.s. than % pound. Per res1. pst ts.n.
les than 20 pounds per resu, per resm.
10 rsams white folio post, unr led. -
100 reams white foolscap paper, ruled, not less
than IL pounds DER ., an per reafn. - = 80.
10 resms law cap pspe', ruled. not less than II
Q po,inds Der resm, per resm.
10 reams vhite letfe: paper, unfuled.
100 reAms white oomm,fcii note paper ruled,
i,oo1 sheets biotting- paper, per sheet.
Is blank books, demi-size, full bound, per quire.
Is blank books, folio sirs, full bound, per cuirs.
100 blank books, crown esp sire, bound In . 9th,
100 Sisnt books, cap size, half bound, per qurs.
doIsn.
90 tins books, demi size, bound In cloth, per
per dossn. -
500 ume books, small ootAyo siIe, b.und In
leather, Per DOZEN.
per M. :
5000 white ofnsisi envelopes, No. 10, vsry thitk,
II 10000 white ,c,.l envelopes, o.. inches, very
iSoS6o white l.ttsr envelopes, sxxsx inches,
We thick, per N. :.
n doIsn Arnolds Writing fluid, In quart and
u DOZEN asynsid : NSys.'. or ether black ,nn,
bottiss. p'' -"
10 dozen Arnold's copying Ink, In quart and pint
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worsing capital Of sioo, 900 reserved. Only ao,oot
: shares TO DO sold at the subsoriptio, price.

workfnG capital OF tiOoOoo reserved Only 1o,ooo
shares to DO sold at the sub'oriptio, price.
Ths property Of this company consists OF the
contains from a.soo 10 5000 acres Of land, IN fee
simps, free from leases, undivtdet Interests or
Little Is swha fivsrj and is Gibuisriss pass
through this property, and has upon II . sEer
other company IN West yifsinia. u 10 situated In
Witt n,., the e :. ~ e,
nvs times sreatsr and u considered BIZ All exp n.
eneed oil men familiar with the oil district OF West
virgsia quite equal 70 u not superior e the RAth-
SS.s ,tss ": ,Ss ts
near Burning spring Run, aeross the wAter OF
Il some Pork and Two Rifne run, and 70 immedi-
burning Spring through by Standing STONE and
Petroleum TO Horse Neck Wells, near the Ohio
river, and embraces the line OF urHEAyAL.
1he property Of this company has not been de-
siopeo ior me reason uns DS1p sSsv 70 ,tns
their majority, which the youngest did few days
~ Wen. are being Dor on the adjoining lands,
ana oil had. It hs u thai. upon this standins
On the Dev 70 farm, Adjoining, swslI 10 beins
bored and oil obtAined. Tho well Of MI Farland
Jones, on the Morgan land, IL near this properly.
Thea, lands are held IN trust ~ J. n Camden,
burg, Vast Wing MA, snl the Hon. John 5, Carlile
senator IN Congress from Virginia, and will be- y
them conveyed 10 the s Anding stone OIL Company
hspsver %: stock Z. % d.possd o. ~ ,,phe.s,,p
psid for, Three thousand ,ix hundred shares o.
the stock have already been sub srissd and PAID
IS subscriptions received At the banking houses oil
RicGs &co., and Rrr HousE, FowLEs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
DROP oSALs FOR DYEING
CLOTHING.
CHIEF QUARgERMAsrER'E OTTicE,
DEPor OF WARRINGTON,

CHIEF QUARgERMAsrER'E OFTicE,)
DEPor OF WARRINGTON, J
wAEHIRoToN, d. c., Deoember II, 1854.
seAlsd Proposals will be received at this once
until SATURDAY, December II, 1864, at ~ o'clock
Of clothing, viz;
ABOUT 500 GREAT COATS, 1900 UNIFORM
COATS, AND 500 JACKETS.
All Of the aforementioned clothing to be dyed
black the dyeing to be completed, and the othlpg
returned to Captain d. @. thomas, NJ. g. X, AT
Government Warehouse No. Q, on seVentee zenith,
between n and streets north, within thirty (Soj
days from date Of contract.
bonds will be required for the safe end prompt
return Of the olothiug and the faithful perform
anoo Of the contrast, at the time Of GiEninE the
same.
All dyelnE done under contracts given to the sue
cessful blddeis to be ri6idly inspected bt an IN
speotor appointed on the part OF the GoVsrnn ent.
Proposals. must be plAiGly endorsed Proposals
for Dyeins Clothing" and addressed to the under
signed. ID. H. RUCKER,
brig. Gen. and Chief QuArteTmAster,
dead Depot Of Warrington, D. 9,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
g ETA It o N q A L L
~ CORNER OF NINTH ARD D STREETS.

This Large and Handsome Hall 10 now for rent
for Balls, Concerts, no. 10 10 hnsiy freseosd, aad
nnlahsd In the most substantial manner, with
large and convenient dressing rooms, and gallery
at the south end for spectators. -, .
Tbs Hall 10 the best ventilated room In the city,
with twenty windows on the south and east and
west side, with large yentilator in the eentre Of
the HAh. u 10 admirably adapted for Concerts,
being buit with especial attention 70 that oejset
and Tor Balls the greatest care has been taken 20
have the beat floor that could DO procured.
The Hall will be rented for Balls, Concerts,
Inquire Of .. sHEcKELs, on D street, third 900,
from the Hall. nolo-dn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

NJ o T l O K .-n
UNITED STATES Z $40 LOAN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON
HAS now ON HAND,
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
. full supply OF these new Bonds.
Sub,eriops are reqtssts4 10 prsssi nstr esrtaeaits
d once and reosipe their Bonds!
Those having money to invest should not lose
sight OF the fact that, by investing In this Loan,
they not only receive interest At the high rate Of
S-io per cont, but secure to themselves the very
Important advantage OF obtaining, at tho end Of
three years,
SIX PER CENT. $40 YEAR BONDS AT PAR,
which are now worth over II per cent. premium,
and which after the war muHt necessarily AdvAnes
tn . much hiRhar rate. au21-H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained nom the Orphans
lumbia, letter. OF admin strAtlon on the personal
estate Of John =. u. Robinson, late OF the United
sto., ~ "a 49,. "a - h.rshn 1890 ~
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF November
next, they may otherwise by law be excluded from
Given under my hand this 2sth day of November,
1854. TH0S futon,
noS0wsws Administrator.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

SoNAL.-.-THE MUTUAL
Il friends L. and Q. will please inform 1.-THE
Colonel y BY note, OF the hour and place for that
game OF EuohTe on December 18th. The Photo
graph Of the GeneFal 10 not good likeness,
docIaSts ..