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OFFIoIAL.'

u
DEATH OF GENERAL ToTTES.
war DEPARrAENT,I
ADJuTANT 0tsERALs OFFIcE, y
WAtHIS0Tos, April %, 1884.
General Orders, No. l1s
Another and among the Last OF the heroes Of ouI
q" second War Of Independence IL gone. BreVe,
Major General Joseph Gilbert Tottsn, Chief ol
Engineers OF the United Slater Army, departed
this life the 20d instant, In this sity, in hi,
seventy-siIth year. ........
General Totien was born August a. iTss, In
New Haven, Connecticut, and graduated Al the
Military Academy in 1905 from which he was pro
NOTED TO the Corps Of Engineers, and, with briei
interval, from 1906 to 1908, continued In that arm
OF service, passing bonorably through every grade
TIL he became, in 1885, Chief Engineer Of the Army
The Senate, before his death, unAnimsusly con.
frmed his nomination by the President, 70 be
"Major General by breyet, for long, faithful, and
eminent servioes.n Dol. ..s ... a-..
General Totten's military career, OF more than
half a century, has been one Of continued useful.
ness and distinguished services. In 1919 he WAS
eAiles TO the field 10 assume the Arduous and re-.
sponsibis position OF Chief Engineer Of the Army
on the Niagara frontier, where he took eonspisu.
Gus part in the attack on Queenstown Heights
and the following year in the capture OF Fort
George, Upper Canada, and repulie OF the Brit.
ish notillA on Lake Ontario. In 1854 he DO
came Chief Engineer Of the forces, excessively
| N..o.h, "a. In ~. ,,,.,L, an n, CoI. MN
Ir,rsr C.r,a. and tbs b,ttI. NJ Pl,,t,hu,g In
tht. ~, ~ c,rsr,i rn,tsD Won a.. ,s.r.s,
80 sSa,i.',Ia0 a. H. h,o,h., osro.,s 80 ~
".,'sd .nn,oh.t,oo ~ ~. cov.,nr0.n, ,shI.h
.s.ss.s ~, ~, So hs.S,t' tor ~, 49,
49,. "a d,.,,n1,II,h.d ,s,v,os. q, IN. rs,urn
A. ri. Mon Dro,,.,Io,.I ,bIlIt., var. ana
80 ..tt,,,r a. On. ho.rd a, .n.In..r. ,-hI.h
PyN. S'u.,a..,,sSs r.. -. - :,
ss ,ss, On'tNs 49, .,' A,o., VI
Whieh VIZ p'S u, ~ ~ ., e .,u
monuments 10 MS memory In 'he w""nn MEX
leo, General seousummoneu nus carry companion
in.srms 70 AID MIN IN 'ne hsse oil Nera Cruz,
where, for his gallant and meritorioul conduct"
General Totten was breveted brisadier general.
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ORDINANCE OFFICE, "''
~ wAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsnIraToH, May T. 1884


Proposals win be received By this Department
dsiivey y, Al the following irssnAiI, Of HORSE
EQUlPMErTs, united states Cavalry pattern, a.
A' * e. s.T .P Safs Arsenal. 5000 ..
At the Franhford Arsenal, 1000 sets. .f -
Al the Aileghany Arsenal, 1900 sets. n u
Al the St. Louis Arsenal 5000 sets.
These sets OF Hor'e Equipments are 70 be nlr-
nished compete, except the horse-brush, curry
comb, lari.t piekst-pln link, nose-baE, spurs and
straps, and blanket. The curb and watering bits,
the malleable iyon hardware, and stitrrupv are TO
conform strictly Ia pattern and nnish those de-
pos ted At the Arenas above named. The trees
are 70 be OF the regulation pattern assorted sizes
not less than * inches between the bars on the
inside Of the pummel, the side bars Of hard white
veil but toSs,het iii tbe irops opsntse% OF az
inch thick and ail let into the wood; 10 DO
with the best Slaughtered eow-hidei all ether COW
to Inspection during all stages of their manufae-
ture, Apd II deemed necessary the leather TO be In
spested before cutting, but the hoei Inspeetion
Deliveries must be made IN lots OF not less than
one-tenth per week Of the whole number con.
,5.etsd foIj TIE nIst delivery 70 be made on the
FAILURE TO make deliveries 81 q spssined time
Will subject the contractor to- forfeiture OF the
No bids will DO considered from parties other
than regular Manufacturers, and such - sfe
known 70 this Department to be fully eompetent
70 execute In thsir ewn shops the work proposed
Iidders viii enclose with their bid. the written
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of their uureties, over their
zach party obtaining contract will be Obliged
70 enter into bonds, with approved sursties, Tor
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
viii be nonned, and furnished with forms Of con-
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals. will be addressed to Brisadier Gen.
instop, ~ q y and VII IL sndoT,s5 q Plonos,l,
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ORDINANCE OFFICE,
wAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsHINoToN, May I 1854.

wAsHINoToN, May I 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this once
until TUESDAY, the itth day OF May, 1884, for g.
inch ColumbiAd Shell, to be delivered In the fol-
lowing quantities ~ the undermined ArseDAls,
Attic WATERFOWL Arsenal, Massachusetts,, II, 900
AZ ,is %A,.r-lic, Arsenal, New York, 10000
AZ the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
New York, is 900 insh shell. -..
Az the Allegheny Arsenal, PittsburE, 10000
Al the 81. Louis Arsenal, Missouri, 5000 s.insh
shell. -.
the Ordnance Manual, the tensile strength OF the
iron to be not less than lbs. per square inoh
ARENAS. The proJsstilss are to 70 in, peeied at
the foundry where cast and are 10 be delivered at
the Arsenss free Of charge for haudling and trans
not less than one-tenth (LIoth) Of the whole
amount contracted for per week. The nrst dSliV
cry TO be made on the IS day Of June, 1884.
Failure to make deliveries at q specified time
will subject the contractor to a forfeiture OF the
number he may fail to deliver at that time
Ss - S 's ss sna ,Ss
number Of projeetiles they propose to deliver, ct
each place, Il Tor more than one.
No bids will be considered from parties other
than regular founders, or proprletGrs OF works
who are known to this Department to be capable
OF executing the work proposed for. should any
| ihoGs east in his own foundry, they will be re-
jeoted, and the contract rendered null and void
bidders will enclose with their bids the writer
acknowledgements OF their sureties over their OWE
Zach party ob.sinipE contract will be obliEet
70 enter into bond with approved sureties tor 1T
! faithful execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidder
will be notified, and-furnished with forms OF con
! tFAst and bond.
Ths department reserves the right to reject AMI
or all bids, II not deemed sAtiIfAotorJ.
| Proposals will be addressed to "BrigAdeT Gen
| erAl George d. Ramsay, Chief OF OrdnSnoe, Wash
inston, D. g |" and endorsed Proposal. hoI sinsl
my6-thaGtusf DriS. Gen, Chief OF Ordnance,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS NEW THEATRE, r T 3 Z
II rkETH STREET, ABOVE PENN AVENUE.
nsNEErJ 7, AND s CLOSING NIGHT E e
EDWIN FORREST, .rAE
MOST EEaARkiBIE ENGAGEMENT
within The n'nosy, ; % .ysn the "Oide's In
60. bHAKsPEAnES
GRAND AND IMPRESSIVE TRAGEDY
. ConoiANusi
WIN be performed.
II IL needless for the Manager, for any selfish In
tsrest, TO urge public attention 10 this announce
ment but he must felieltate himself upon the fact
FORREST sons, sS ~, 2, Bepsns 70 Mr.
an acknowledgement o. the excellent support he
has reseiysd. ms capable stage Direction, and
VI. s si.s s: = s s9G.say''
MRS. J, ii. ALLEN,
And the Best stock Company ever concentrated In
one theatre, will support Mr.. Forrest in the per.
ten no for Two Nights Only, At outlay OF several
thousand dollArs. for the sole purpose Of maxim
the closing nishts OF his enEaKement a Grand
Ovation 70 the genius Of the oRfATEsT LIVING
TRAGEDIAN. -
Tomorrow. tsaturdsy,I By request, repetition
soLDIKRs DAUGHTER,
and the thrilling drama of the
AVEN0IfG HAND.
Monday, Nay s-RsVival Of the Grand Fairy
EAIAD QUEEN,
Produced with New and Magnificent Scenery,
Gorgeous Costumes and Appointments, and = cast
OF ehArAeterl embracing the names Of all the
Of me Mss SSn sRTs sfS actress
Who has been ENGAGED e1pres.ly for the occasion.
GR0VER's THEATRE.
paaaawIwa awsufa na.r vTIiIardi. IIotaI
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
Also, Of Growers New Chestnut street Theatre,
PhilAdelphiA.
THIS (FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1884,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
0fthe Accomplished Actor, Mr..
J. W. WALLACK.
The performance will commence with O'Keefe'a
delightful comedy, in three acts, entitled
WILD OATn
To be followed BY the thrilling melo-dramA Of
TIREsEi OR, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA.
RATES OF ADMISSION
Dreeh and farqustte Circles. 80 cents
Orohentfh ChAirn...... 10 cent?
seats may be secured during the day at the BOX
once. Tickets for sale At all the Hotels.
sATURDAY-Last night positively Of the Great
AlliAnse, when Mr.. WAllaok, by universal desire,
will repeat his great impersons'ion of FAGIN, In
Diskins' great play of OLIVER TWIST, which
will be given entire ending with the death OF Bill
sykes In addition to this, Mr.. Davenport and
Mrs FAfren will appear In the Charming Come
delta Of A MORNING CALI mye
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wHITHHURsT's GALLERY, 4S4 PEEsrLVAHIA
AvEHvE.-This celebrated establishmsnt has Just
been elegantly reitted and furnished Mas enc OF
the largest collections OF Photographs negatives
In this country, numbering over hftsen thousand,
embracing nkenessea OF Distinguishes persons
both civil and military. Lkensssas OF many ei
these fallen in hattie Dan be obtained hsts. For
superior work, Whitehurat outltripping his com
petitors, received n medal n the World'l Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called 20 his sew
imperial Photographs, also ViGnstts SOW much
ought after. AeVlt-h
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FINANCIAL.
LIMITED STATES 1O.4O BONDS.

4 I
"
ih''o D'nu' .' nu'u unO'i "e AZ VI 0On,
gre" Oh nA''n 0'n' i'o'' "ni'a p'o'iu'. NAV ~
bonss issued undsr IN" As 'hAn % EAEmrr
'Nom " Vt Snu't ~n'
-.. - - 80. 80,
.'s.', .u ~ ~ .Un.U'.n
:" "a1a am. my =. 80 On N-nD
~ Ho y 'ns p,s- '. ". . NV. LN-,''.''.-'
Ny p,'iou Wv '''' 40" :" ~ r'.'.
ron ron 'nsu aA", .na unnn 'nsn isusmpnon .n
In, .Ari' lN VIZ ~ D tN
49, " 49, - nO' S'e' oN' uUn 81
.uAn' AnN On Al O'ue. DOnu. INV
n p.'. On 'A' "'' ".'' VI ~'N 'nu
ssp'smoer In sAsh JeA'
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AM one having occasion to yiSit q private
Vellny.
large and successful practice here ana else.
where enables him to guaranty Aperfest sure In all
cases. I'D. -. . ..
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Perssns calling Sc no enc but
tho Doctor. febi-d
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NEW YoRK sTTLEs.-GsntIsBsa's OlotAis0 =
ksO aud Fashionable "A large assortment for Dresl
and business wear. Tbs English sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, GrAds AAd hnish AAy
thing over offered In this Sity.
WALL, STEPHENS b Co.,
eoe-M IA Pa. Ax., bet. Ninth and Tenth SIC.
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The only place whore ron can purchase bids
Rubber goods OF all kinds ai MAnHsorWs prizes, u
1t II. A. HALLS India Rubber WArshouse, SIC
PennsylyAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber gsodn bsautl-
ully repaired ~ abort notice. nAf D-d
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE or CHiEr QuARTERmAsTEH,
WAsHrSoToS, D. c., April IS, 1854.
VIII DO sold ut public suction, to tho highest
bidder, at the times and places named below, via
Newport, Penns, Thursday, May 6th,
Gettysburg, Penna, Monday, MAY 9Th,
Altoona, Penna. ThurBdAy, day 18th,
Miffiin, PennA., Thursday, May 18Th,
Readirg PennA., Tnursday, NAV 26.h,
Lebanon, Penna:, Thursday, June ID,
Nor cumberland, Penna., thursday, June 9Th,
S'ranton, Penns., Thursday, June 18th,
WilliamSport, Penna, Thursday, June 23d.
One Hundred (i0O) horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fifty (a5o) st each OF the other
places.
These horses have been con 'emned a. undt for
the cavalry service Of the Unted States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold Giugly.
Sales begin at loa m, and continue daily TIL all
are sold
Terms; CASH, ia united states Treasury notes
only. JAMES A. EKiN, 'H
II. Col. and c. Q, NJ, Cavalry bureau.
anna
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y eelVed At the Mayrr's once until =. N. oa
tuesday, the 10th day Of May next, for an eXten.
sion OF the public school building at the corner OF
New York avenue and Sixth street, according to
the plans and specifications of MessrI. Clusa 4
KAmerheuber, architects, which may be peen at
RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
NJ. X. MILLER,
WIN. J. RHEES,
O. G. WIGHT,
Apfs-dtd sub Board Trustees Second District.
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CoMMEsDAbLz GnNHRosIrI-Tho clerks In
the PAymAster Generals once have contributed
the Of ain 10 defray the expenses OF The Ill
ness and tunsral OF ChNrles N. Feleh, late clerk
In that Once and forwarded check for the amount
10 HIS widow In HAtiek, hass.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY
u RAILROADS.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrEH,l
WASHSoToN, April 10, 66L
AUCrION.-WIll be sold, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th DAY Of May At the Railroad Depot, In
AlexAndriz, Va,
500 Tons OF Old Railroad Iron,
100 TouA OF Old Car AxleH,
100 Tons OF Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons of Wrought Iron
Tons OF Old BTaSl and Copper
100 oil Barrels.
Terms; Cash In Government funds. Ten lIol per
cent. 10 be paid st the time Of purchase the bal
Anee on delivery.
The property must be removed within ten days
from dAte ofsGlS H. L. ROBINSON
apIb-dts Captain and A. q. NJ.
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OtFICIAEJ HNU1ICES.
Optic "a T. Il y 55 EIl7 TT

IA h5.l ~, ~ .
0RDER IN RELATION TO CAVALRY BuRRku.
sgIr lWAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTAHT GHHfhAL's 0TTtcE,
WAmHoTo9s d. G., April H. 1854.
General Orders, No. Iea. 49, -. ...... .. -.,.
In Relation 10 ne Cavalry B1ssV.
l. That the Cavalry Buresu III ali be under com.
mand Of the Chief Of Army star, who shall per.
form the duties Of Chief Of the Cavalry Bureau
prescribed by existing ordsrs' AnG the ofassrs Of
that Bureau respectively will report 10 him.
II. All the duties relating 10 the organization,
equipment and inspection OF cavalry will be per
formed byA cavalry ofiesr specially assigned to
that duty.
III. The duties In RELATION 10 purchase and in.
speetion OF horses, the subsistence aud Transports
tlon OF horses purchased, will be performed by,
and under the direction Of, an oaesr Of the Quar-.
termaster's Department specially assigned 70 that
duty.
~. Lieutenant Colonel Ekin Is assigned 10 the
ouArtermAsteriH duties Of the Cavalry Bureau. .
By order Of the Secretary Of War!
T. d. TOWNSEND,
mys Assistant Adjutant General.
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COMMITTEE ON VOLUNTEER ESIIsrNnsTl.-
The members OF this COMMITTEES held no Meeting
last evening. as reported. No quorum WIS OBJ
tNired only s nut ofai being prrsent Tbs report
was, consequently, not presented.
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ORPHANs' COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT;
APRIL 20, 1854
In the case Of Frederick Iddlus executor OF Sarah
Truman, deceased the executor Aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF Wash
inEton county Aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the
2lSt day OF May next, for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and of the AsAetb In hand, a. far as
the same have been collected and turned into
money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased notified to attend tat the
OFphAnA' Court Of Washington county AforeaAid,)
with their claims properly YOuohed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
der DO publiIhed once week for three weeks In the
National Republedn previous to the said 2lst day OF
Test L c. ROBBINS.
kpIO-lAWHWs Register OF Wills.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULES
CHEF QUARTERMAsrERis 0FTIeE,l
DEPOT or WAsHISoToE, y
WAsHIEoToS. d. C., April n, 1854,
WIN be sold at public suction at the Corral,
near the obseryat ny, 10 the city OF Washington,
D. c, on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1884, and
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1854, . lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned 50 unit for public service.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock =, m.
d. X. RUCKER,
Brig Cen and Chief QuArtermAstSr,
Ap2I-2jt Depot OF Washington.
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~ ENTLEMKN'S CLOTHING I'VE
VI have AoW In store full Htook OF aentlemon'l
spring OVsreoAts, BulineSs Suits, Dress suits, and
ID with the degree Of neAtneBs style, and ele
EAnoo, ~ n made TO order.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
B1o P0nnnylvNnlA Avenue, b6tWO0n
Nin,h and TOnth GtrOsts
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TOUND--oN THURSDAY AFTER
noon, a package 81 papers belonsinf to an
o1ieer In the I'd massaehuseti. sayAlry, which tbs
for this advertisement, myeJt
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LJoRsEs FOR SALE.

0RSES FOR SALE.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAyALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARrERmAsTER,
WAsHIEoTOH, d. q, May, 1884,
VIII be Hold at public auction, to the highert
bidder, At Giesboro Depot, on FRIDAY, May ~,
1854 hegnnlng at 10 O'Clock =. m, from 100 to 800
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned a. unnt for
the cavalry service OF the Army Tor road and farm
purposes many good bargains may DO had.
Horses sold sing'y.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
JAMES A EKIN,
1t. Colonel and Chief Quart rmSs'sr,
mySTt Cavalry Bureau.
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ANNvERsLRI or THE FRHsDNKN'S kLnE
bIsociATtoN The second anniversary Of tbs
Freedmen's Relief Association OF the District Of
Columbia took place last night, At the Union
League rooms. 10 Ninth street. The proceedings
were very interesting, and the attendance small
this. eommunity. Addresses were delivered By
J"dge Kelley, the Hon. Mr., Boutwell,, and Mr.. n e
orrd people under the desr.'ing Influences Of
slavery, their present transition stats, and this
glorious promise OF the future. A full report,
In the ilrst edition OF the nEruBLicAH Tomorrow
(SAturdsyl.
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n r r I O / A l..

AL.
Wan DEPARrhKST,l
ADJuTAST GEHERALs OFFICE, !
WAsHNoToN, April %, 1854.
second Lieutenant Terrence Riley, 4th United
states artillery, having been reported to the head
quarters ofthe army as being In this city without
proper authority, March II, 1884, and having ap-
peArsd before the Military Commission In session
In this city, of which Brigadier General Caldwell,
United States volunteers, IL president, 10 exempt
from dismissal from the service Of the United
States, he having made satisfactory defence to the
charges against him. -
X, d. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant AdJutant General.
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pYJ JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO., AUG
I'D TONERS.

DY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., AUG
I'D TTONEERS
CHANcERY SALE OF A VALUABLE sQUARE
OF Ground on Seventh street west, between q
street and Rhode Island avenue.-0n MONDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9th, at half past hYe O'Clock,
on the premises, By virtue Of decree OF the late
Circuit Court and an amended decree OF the 81.
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, sittiuG
~ Court OF Equity, the latter decree dated asth
OF April, 1884, and rendered IN . cause, No. 71s,
wherein Elizabeth Brent IL complainant, and Chas,
Z. Brent aud Others, defendants, the undersigued
will sell the whole OF Square No. 40, subdivided
into twenty-five desirable Bulldog Lots frontinG
respectively on seventh and Eighth streets west,
between q street aud Rhode Island avenue.
TermBi One-third cash; the rem ainder In six aud
faction Of the trustee or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser.
All conveyGnees and stamps at the expense Of
purchaser.
J. CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
ap29-d Auotloneers.
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DLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COM
ID PANY.
LoDEs, GILPIN CO., COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES, 800 EACH.
p a. tr TRUSTEES
FIJI. JUDD, New York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado.
/ ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
.. GEO BLISS, IT., New York,
o. W. CHILD, New York.
lie. WILLIAMS, New York.
]. HALL PLEAsANTS, Baltimore.
... LEONARD SWEET, WAHhington.
CARLOS FIERCE, Boston.
PreBident-F. II. JUDD,
Vice PreIidrnt-W. L. LEE.
TfeAGurer-WALrER Il. LAYTON.
IecretAry-P. Ii rTLEJOHN.
Counsel-JOHN s. WOODWARD.
General Direotor-MYLO LEE.
ONCE, No. 20 Cliff street, New York. lAp25-lm
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DRoPosALs FOR "A FLOORING

WAlHINoToN, May :, 1854.
unit MONDAY noon, the pth instant, for furnish
ing, for the use OF this Department, 1850 feet
more less OF ~ Flooring, said AoorinA to DO OF
day morning, the 10 h inIt. II will be hauled NON
the wharf or lumber yArdby Goyernnent teAms.
An oath OF allegiance should AseonpAny eAeh
bid, No verbal propositions will BE entertained,
but every bid or mobilization Of the same must be
made In writing Coed security will BE- required
for the faithful fulhtlment Of any contrast made
under this advertisement. Tho flooring wall be
subjected TO rigid inspection, and payment will
he made upon the Aeesptanse and delivery OF the
whole amount
Proposals must b. endorsed Proposals. fer ~
flooring" and be AddT sIed TO
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel and Chief QuAIteFmABteT,
myb 9td Department of WAHhinkton.
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THEODORE DE USEDoM CAN AS.
CO tain Information OF Importance By address
ing A. d. W. MCCULLOUGH, lISS Pips street
Philadelphia. nySsh
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.pY JAMES G. INQUIRE q CO.,
AucTIoNEEEs. -
PEREMPToRY SALE OF SUPERIOR GOLD
PLATE GLASS CASES, COUNTER, AEON
MONDAY EVENING, May 9Th, AT TX O'Clock, at
we auction Moons, We shall sell 70 the highest
Slx superior Gold Hunting C.se watches.
Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains, Of various
patterns. .-.4r.. &. ....
Fine Sets Of Iswelry in Boxes. 49,.
Fingerring. Earrings, Breastpins, Sleeve But.
Terms cash. JAS Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO. D. O
myo-d Auctionoefa.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

The largest and most talented Company OF ArtlAlet
ever seen In the city Of Washington.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN.
II tlemen can obtain beard At No. 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-And-A-hAlf and sixth streets,
Island. ooH-u
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INDEPENDENT UNION CANDI
DATE FOR MAYOR
JOHN u. sEhhnt.
ana dtiupgs
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GsoRaBrowN FAMILY MLRKxy.-With to-day
we shall commence, and continue enee . week, 20
publish 3 report Of the prices OF things IN the
family market. II 10 carefully prepared ~ Messrs
dealers in provisions, No. lst Bridge street oppo-
site the market. Our readers may rely upon It's
accuracy. The following are the prises to-day
260D30c., eorned, 49,, smoked, SOC Bsj tongues,
75o,j pork, leo.i bsoon, Ist9ieo hams, ao0f1s.i
shoulders 100 isci butter, 90 asa eoeJ cheese, ~
dried Apples, eli pssehes In cans, boN91oe TOMS
toes in cans. t0dsoe.i potatoes, ei.so: et7sCo o.
per hunehi cranberrieS, T6e. per salloui pickles,
AiGs7 per 100; eggu, $50, per dnteni ehiskens,
81 to@tI15 per psiri oranges, t79ss per eoxi