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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

tomac, dated April 18th, says the fnal A.. \
ranRements for the gnrrender o. Lop's army I
wero eompletcd yesterday, and to-day they
arS ID liberty 70 proceed 70 their bones or
eJssshere, as they choose.
The terlns granted wefs certAinly of a very
lihSral eharactsr Alarge numbeTo q oiiieerh
toesther Nitk thousands of the men 81 this !
army express their dissatisfactiop, not only
at the unprecedented liberality granted to
the Army OF Northern Virginia, but In the
manner In which they were paroled and al.
lowed TO 20 their way without our men being
permitted to enjoy the results Of their long
struggle iu the passage through the lines o.
General Lee and his army. -....-s.
But tits claimed this would have been humil-
iating TO Gen. Lee and his officers, and that
Il Is not the wish or desire Of our Government
or commanders 10 act towards them In any
way that would tend 10 irritate their feelings
or mako their position more intolerRble than
! II actually is. The policy pursued may have
been for. the best and our soldiers will sub
nit, as the always do TO what Is judged most
Wiso.
During Sunday night and Monday large
numbers Of The rebels, as we'll rs some officers,
made their escape from the lines and scattered
through the woods, many, no doubt, intend.
ing TO return home. Our camps last nigh,
| were hIieu WIN 'he"' pekBhB sVh,o'n'nE W
cat, which, Of course, was tree,y gwen,
These men, when asked u they ma heeh
Parolod, inNariably replied no ou' were
allowed to 80 where they pleased
The number Heneral Lee ciaimed 70 DC
able TO give up was ten thousand musketsi
with as many more men from the Iommis-
sary, ouartermaster' Hospital, ana o'her De-
partmentsi but ohcers VINO nave peen Per.
mitted TO pass through 'helr camp assert 'hn, M,
not more than seven or eight Thousand VIII
be found to have been surrendered
The cavalry operating with Lee was aso
turned over, but only small iorce,w.,h .. broken
down horsesi roulh De iouhu' IePui' """"B
that the best had been picked out ana sent
to Johnston.
The number of guns gwen up was hlr'y'
with from three to four hundred wagons, very
little ammunition, and no supplies AS M
evidence ol the state OF their commissary
when they reached Farmytlle the residents
tell Us they had been issuing ears OF corn u
the men for several days previous, but 'h"t .
train from Lynchbnrg met them there WIZ
-four and pork. Out Of some two thousan'
, horses turned over to rs, not more than I'VE
hundred were found TO be worth single ra
ticn OF forage Tor each
, Commissioner ouid and Assistant Commis
i sary Hatch were captured on thelr way iton
Richmond toward Dahvllle ana Drought int'
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Tobacco Mtrchnnts In Trouble.

At the Tobacco Exchange in New York on
Monday, meeting was held to consider and
decide on the measures the trade deem neces.
sary to protect their interest against the Hc.
tiou Of the GOvernmcnt agents in relation to
the captured tobacco. 1t was complained
that the Government proposes to send all the
tobacco which may come into It's possession
to New York, where II will be sold FREQ Of tax
while manufacturers cannot use that which
they purchase without paying n tax Of 40
cents per pound. After some discussion, a
committee Of GrO vas appointed to frame
resolutions aud report at nu adjourned meet.
ing
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Three thousand bales Of the cotton cap.
tursd at Savannah BY General Sherman were
sOld on Monday, on Government account, at
the Merchants Exchange Salesroom, New
YOrk. The conditions were payment before
delivery in gold or gold certificates. Mid.
ding qualities sold ht rs cents ordinary to
middling, 81 TO 22I cents, good ordinary, Ia
to l6 cents. and some repSokOd and Pickinss
cold at 81 cents.
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GENERAL LEE Am HIs ARMY.

We learn that General LEE has obtained
permission TO visit Weldon, North Cnrolinn.
His army Is still ut the point whore Il sur
rendered. The work oflTeparing tho rebel
rolls, duplicates Of which have to be made,
and the turning Over tho property Of the
army is progressing NH fast as possible In q
few days every detail necessary to complete
the surrender will be concluded. The army
will thon be permitted to dispcrso, accord
ing to the terms agreed upon BY Generals
GnAST and LgE.
We learn that Gen. LIZ, and the oficer'
surrendered by him, are overwhelmed with
gratitude for tho generosity displayed by
Lieut. Gen. GrNNr.
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NEw YoRK, April l2.-Cotton IS steady at
3i@35 cents; -four declined 5@lS cents.
Sales Of 1000 barrels State S7@s; Ohio
Ss.iO@q, so; Southern sq@l2. Wheat dulli
sales OF 81, 600 bushels Chicago spring sl. SO;
Kentucky sl.sO. Corn quiet; sales Of Q, 500
bushels 81 30@l,s5. Beef quiet pork firm
sales of 4, 900 at $27.l2i@27.5O. Lard
cents, Whisky dull at $2.I5@2l5!. Sugar
quiet; Porto Rico l3 cents; MuscoVado | | al
il rents. Coffee quiet; sales Of S, 500 bags
Rio on private terms. Naval stores quiet.
Petroleum quiet. Frcights dull Gold closed
at the afternoon board at 1864.
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spanish Fort Cut or from Mobile
IOulslanR Affairs,

NBw ORLEANS, April Q, VIA CAIRo, April
l2.-Adviees from the army about Mobile to
the lth state that water communication be.
tween Spanish Fort and Mobile Is cut by a
battery established above the fort. Rebel
intercourse at that point with Mobile il now
entirely suspended The siege is progressing
favorably.
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned to-
day.
The Supreme Court Of this State was or.
EaniIed to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

RnBhL MAILs.4-ons hundred and nine
pouehss or rsbsi mail matter from Richmond
were ryesiysd At the, pOst.Oihes here, yoster.
Il vas Sspt to the War Department for sx.
animation. Alofths pouches and locks were
easily Recognised as belonging TO the United
States,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Tho illumination announced on the bills of this
theatre for I'D, evening m been PosiPoned BY.
managerial aeiiop. Mr. crovsreonesntreie- NJ
a,trastions sad whia co. 10. morrow eyeHlag
when, eoiemporanSopsly With nc raising Of ~
old origlaal sar wideA wslvedoScr sainter foar
years since, he will make an outside and interior
display worthy Of tho day. Grover has made
extensive preparations for the celebration " this
events. He announces, besides the spectacle "
Aladdin, an original poem, by Major b. y,
Frenth. AIRS. Adsha olms,ead, a resident OF
Washington, will read tho pFcce--arPearing for
the nrst time on public stage. The interior of
the theatre will bc decorated in a credible man
ner tho outside Of the building--including
0eary plaee--wiu he ornamentod with trans.
parencies, etc, panoramic Wow Of the harbcr
of ChNrlestonis also promised, einanNting from
the hands of Mr.. Strong. seehie artist u tho
theatre KoppiI has a line on the bill, no hAy.
ing written the music for a new song, entitled
when sherman Marched Down to tho SeN ="
Grover deserves praise for his patriotism aud In.
dustfy
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LOCAL NE w -.

SUDPES DEArH.---NesteTdRy noon Mr..
Theodore Kent, Of New York, clerk In the Sec.
vnd Auditors Office OF the Treasury Department,
dropped suddenly dead from, Il j. supposed, Ap-
opicXy Al hAlf.past ~ IN, he left the once for
a few minutes, rcmarklng ~ he went out that he
did not feel very we'll Hs was found few
nome nIs aier by one " the clerks at tho foot of
tho steps leading into the building, In an uneon-
sclous state, lie WAS imms lately removed In.
side the Ohhce, doctor sent for, aud every effort
made to resnscitEte him In vain he died In about
two minutes after he was brought In, His body
was Immediately cared for, and a telegram sent
10 his wife and this morning n meeting was
called by the clerks, aud resolutions passed aud
adopted TO send to his widow aud for defraying
tho " hole " the funeral expenses, The clerks
In body " this branch Of the Office Properly
brauehl will escort hiS remains TO the depot this
evening when Il will be transferred to his friends
In New York In charge u Mr.. Lawrence Of this
ufhce. Mr.. Kent was a man OF family, about
forty nine years " age, aud but few days be j..
fore had returned from his home where he had
been on a leave, lie WH.a man OF highly moral
character, very eidcient clerk, aud Siighiy re-
spoctcd citizen. lie leaves wife aud slN chill
dren 10 mourn their loss
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IL Is ss'd tina. sn'sTpnslnE Yankees H are IRE
wpply the active demand that /, likely to
take place for fattsned bullets aud buttons,
and patches Of confederate grey. This relic
business was supposed to have been brought
to perfection in Italy and Rome, where choice
old speeimens Of the classic era, and limbs oi
saints are manufactured to suit every taste,
and are sold at prices that realize fortunes Il
the speculators. 1t win probably be reserved
for Yankee ingenuity to eclipse even the
Italian masters In this enterprise.
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BosTox, April I2.-Thc U, s. steamer Cir.
cassian arrived to-day from the Gulf Squad.
RON, with n number OF sick and discharged
soamcn She left nj Key West, on the 18th
inst. the L. S. steamers Dale and dlaucus.
The health Of the officers and seHmon on tho
Southern coast was generally good. No news
SQUADRON.
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tOPPIciAL.l

AbrOgStion OF the Reciprocity Treaty.
Formal notice Of the termination of the
reciprocity treaty was given by Mr.. Adams
to the British Government, on the l7th Of
March, and Its receipt was duly acknowledged
on that day. Therefore, in accordance with
the stipulations contained in the treaty, it
will expire i'm twelve months from that date,
namely, on the 18th OF March, 1866.
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/ YI1InIn or YrrrRANs.-The olde.l en

A vErERAN or VETERASs,-Th oldest en-.
listed man In the United States army is
Sergeant John Mills, principal musician of
the FIRST U. s, infantry, on dut y at New Or.
leans Sergeant Mills belongs to HAyerhill,
Mass., and entered the United States militia
" service in the year 1908, Lieut. General
wInasld Scott entered our army the same
year. r#,t ,tr..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

We learn that L. DELAYIgLD SMIrH has
been removed from the United States District
Attorneyship Of the southern district of New
York, and Hon. DANIEL S. Dickinson AZ.
pointed his successor.
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HANDBAGS, etc, Needed for Our Hos
nltaIa.

We are requested to state that the great
increase Of wounded soldiers in our hospitals
has rendered contributions Of linen and mus.
lin bOudngcs, rags, &c., very desirable. We
hope every render will immediately send to
the Sanitary aud Christian Commissions, or
to the hospitals, all their sPwe, worn.out
bod table and wearing muslin and linen. 1t
is sadly needed now .Jor our brave, suffering
''bOy- IN blue
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LATER PROM EUROPE.
Outrage Upon the American Flag
United States Frigatcs Fired Upon
by tho Portuguese Forts.


by tho Portuguese Forts.
LlsBOS, March 2Q-l0.2j, n. m.-Ths Fed.
erRl frigates Niagara and Sacramento Al.
temple ed to sail before tho expiration Of the
time hIod BY the Portuguese authorities aud
ictrr fred upon by the Bugio fort. The Nj.
agnrn was struck on the poop. The Ness0ls
thereupon anchored.
STILL LATER.
PowTLkNp, NH April I2.-The steamer
MoraviRn arrived at o'clock this morning,
with adyiccs from Liverpool TO the 3Oth nit.
SatterthwGita circular, dated on the eve
wing of the 10Th, reports very active mar
ket during the week for American securities
and considerable purchases were being made
for American yccount, especially Of Illinois
shares. which hBd advanced from % to OIL
Fries are freely taken for investment, tho
low prices inducing purchasers, They have
improved from 22 to so. United States $40 5
advanced to bS on Monday, but have since
been aatter. owing to supplies being sent for
ward by continental holders. They, how.
ever, close steady at 56i. Increasing busi.
ness is being done In Atlantic Western bonds.
According to current runOrs, the pressure
among huldsTs Of cotton IN Liverpool was
such that private financial arrangements
were being made by large number Of hrms.
Tho suspension IL announced Of Mossrs.
Bremucr 4 Co., Of London, engaged in the
Fast India and Brazilian t.Adc. Liabilities
! Gl5O 600 sterling.
Tho Parliamentary proceedings on the 29th
were unimportRnt
! From France there are rumOrs that the
Emperor is suffering from ihdisposition. 1t
| is confirmed that VI. Boudet, Minister Of the
Interior, has resigned and has been created
u Senator, and that the Marquis de Lave
lette has been appointed Minister
TnR LATEST
LOSpoN, March 3l.-Tbe Bank has re-
duced its rates to 1 per cent. Though fully
anticipated there has been an improved tone
in Engli.h funds and in the markets gsnsr
ally.
Lisbon telegram, dated yesterday, jus
received, Gays that the commanders OF th'
United States steamers Niagara and SacrR
nlento state that they had no intention o
smiling when fired on from tho Portuges
forts and that they were only shifting thei
anchorage, II is rumored that diplomatic
notes have been exchanged in regard to tn
affair. It is supposed that the pirate Stone
wall will make for Gibraltar.
The London Iidfr says that should th'
Washington Government presume to impos'
upon Portugal Rs an inferior Power, and en-
deRvor to extort repRTStiOn from herin tn
case Of the Sacramento and Niagara, tn
Great Powers will he placed under unRYoid
able obligations to protect her in the Rsser
tion of her rights.
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The following order has been issued by
General Grant;
HgADauAUrgRs ARNIs, W ruH U. u.
II rHE FIFLp, Va, April II, 1868
Special Order No. a.
Paragraph Of special orders No. IS, Of
date March II, 1885, from these hsadquar.
tsrs, SuspsndiRg trade operations within the
State Of Virginia, except that portion known
as Eastern Shore, and the States Of North
Carolina, South Carolina, and that portion
Of the State of Georgia Immediately border
ing upon the Atlantic, including the city oi
Savannah, until further orders, is hereby Te'
Voked.
by command OG Lieut. Gen. GEAST.
T. s, BowBRs.
Assistant Adjutant General
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To-day is the fourth anniversary of the
reduction Of Fort Sumter and tomorrow Of
the evacuation. Tho thrilling details of the
event arc reproduced upon our arst page to.
day,
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ar A Hint 90 Both scSes-How y,
GAIS Asp RTrAtS APFECTioN. 1t bAs freq5enn'
been suggested that PLkNTArIOS BrIks, 81, ~,
in another form, the ''Elixir Of Love %
Ancients. That they do much 10 quiet -,
lars, - and reconcile fretful wives 10 cross ~
bands, We verify believe. When dOmesUe W..
is restored and eonnubiaI felicity reign. 'up''.
'HOw great the CHARM, how ~ oct tue WV
That hnds expression in kiss. u,,,,,,
A free and proper use Of PLASrArl"N N rrII
will inspire the souls Of both sexe' "IA =,
aud high toned sentiments of affection, agd I.
paclty for rare and exquisite enjoyment rl,el
others society RsIneInber there h ~ nSotAi %
like hpms, and no passion like loVe-anS III ~
TO link the i've together aud you 10 Vn1A V,.
great Family Blessing, PLANTATION nlI'b.-.
kS- The Bridal Chamber, an E'''
Warning and distraction for Young A.. A'l. Al II
new aud reliable treatment for Dlseaa', 49, 4
Urinary and sexual systems. heu' sg1IfN
sealed envelopes. Address, DR. usIspkI
HoU0HToN, Howard Association T.Sbsl.y
Pa. - "A
nr A Friend la Need - Tho'. '.Ssl
quiTinE confidential medical ass'S'aLI.i. ~
apply 70 some regular educated Physf sfsdy
has made certain diseases his sPeaenl1Iy sanIt
such man Is DR.. DARBY, who Is aA% ob.'
numbers Of both sexes, aud sNeIyhE' Nh, dy
been to all tho Eelf-callsd doctors Witb
and spent valuable limo and money NJ, ssrn
benefit until ho took charge OF them ho,sllt
are more moderate THAI those Of mSi ~ assps ~
pretenders, whose emily purposs ~ |rhsa u
unfoFtun nate. and then advise them'
almost too late, 10 apply to him ..yr.t Il ~
Call on him At once, or you nay ma 'plRBY,
SISs No "a sevsath street, Ostws'p t.lis
streets, wsShingssA city
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TnE wooL TnApE.--It is stated that the
Government is about to engage in raising
rams at Richmond, Charleston and other
places,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

A ngrour was current in New York yes.
torday that Mr. SEWARD had died of his in.
iuries.
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ALI letters relating to tho subscription Of, Or
advertising In, the REPrhLIoAS should be Ad.
dressed To the Publishers. ~ above. ...
All letters or communications intended for pub.
lleStion, or In any way relating to the editorial
department Of tho paper, should be addressed to
the editor, a. above, .
Business and other correspondents will greatly
obllgs the Publishers aud the Editor by comply .
Ing with the above suggestion.
To coRhRsPoSDESTs. NO notice can be taken
of Anonynoua communications. whAteysr Il
Ihtsndsd for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer--not nscessa
rily for Publieation, hut a. guaranty of its good
faith. ... r.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com
munieatlonG ".
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G,orOefolspi, District Qr columbia:
!, sANuEL EowLER, Cashier Of The Neticns
Bank of Commerce Of Georgetown, - Georgetown,
d. C., do solemniy swear that tho above state
ment IL true, TO the beat cfsniy Nscsiedge ,ahd
belief sAMCstr fowler, Cashieh-
kworn and Subscribed before me, April 18Th,
1895. r. T. KIRBY. Notary Public
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HIGHLY INTERESTING DETAEl.s
OF THE OPERATIONS or frHE
ARMY or TIIn POTION 10 AND
Tim ARMY or THE JAMES. "A


tomae says that vsry little fighting tooh
place on the 7th instant at Parmvills. There
was some skirmishing between the sncmy's
rear guard and the I'd corps, with tho I'd
division Of cavalry, the result being unim-
portant, Lee had intonded TO fall back to
Danyillo, but being cut Of by our force, get.
ting 10 Burksvills first, ho changed his
eoursO and started toNard Lynchburg. Part Of
his army passed through farmNille on the
morning Of the 7th. After crossing the AP.
pomattoI the bridges were burned, and be.
fore our troops could get over, the enemy had
taken position a mile from the river, where
they erected works and made a stand, in
order to allow their wagon train to get out Of
tho way.
On this sids Of the river, Just outside the
town, u division Of cavalry had taken up II
position, determined to annoy our advance
while TeeonstructiDg the bridge. The I'd di.
vision, under General Crook, attacked them
vigorously, driving them back AOmo distance.
But they had force dismounted, laying in
ambush, which poured q severe FIRE into our
mon "a they advanced 10 the second attack,
and they were compelled to fall back on their
yupports. The rebels soon after Departed
from this place, not being Disposed TO await
another charge The loss ON both sides was
very light. ...
The "a corps soonsd af,er erossed. and
pushing on after tho enemy, drove them be.
hind the neyly.built breastworks. General
Smyth's brigade was then thrown forward,
and forming a skirmish line, CHARGED the DO.
sition. A heavy force was found to 10 here,
and the attack was repulsed.
Genernl Snyth was severely, and il IL
believed mortnlly wounded, in leading the
charge. This was sad loss to the command,
and every man in Il feels the loss as a Der.
sonal one. A more gallant soldier never
/ served his country, and he not only ranked
| high for bravery on the field, but rs a gentle.
man aud friend he was beloved BY all who
| knew him.
The loss in the Second corps during tho
! day, will be some ono hundred and fifty,
! mostly In Smyth 'Abrigads. In the morning,
| before the enemy crossed tho river, twelve
| guns we're taken from them, and afterwards
| six more, making eighteen during the day,
! and about two thousand prisoners.
| The number Of prisoners taken on the sixth
/ Is put down al seven thousand seven hundred.
! almost entirely Of Kershaw's and Custis Lee
I divisions.
/ The respondent, After giving further do
, tail. Of events, but which have mainly been
. published through official sources, tRys III,
field where the surrender took place was al
most covered with the enemy's dead. all %
them nearly being shot in the head and upper
part Of tho body. Tho position wa q veI,
favorable one for them, but our artillery bal
good range on an adjoining hill, and oul
men charged up tho ascent with such impetu
| nsity IaI zn,na uara haNnnatind laT, : he,
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CLOSING oP The Corporation oFFIcEs.--
IT, day at noon, In accordance with the resola'
ton of the Councils, the Mayor gave notice to
have all the public schools aud ofaoSs Of the cor
pOFatun closed at IL clock.
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SENr TO foRT DELAwARR.-Edward /.
Cannon was sent this morning, BY order Of the
President, to Fort Delaware, CpHl recently,
Cannon has bsSa Ia the employ Sfths rebel Gov.
eTRmSnt
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PREPARATION FoR To-NIGuT.-The illumi.
nation tonight promises to be a grand affair
Nearly llsOf our citizens are making preparation
toi illuminate their residences The City flall and
all the buildings aud Offices Of the Corporation
will be handsomely decorated aud illuminated.
Tho public buildings will all be brilliantly
lighted, aud, no doubt, Washington will to.
night have such Jubilee as has never before
been Witnessed here.
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by TELEG GRAPH.

Recovery OF Young D"hIBren's Body
New YORK, April I3,-Thc H'raM states
that the body Of Colonel Uric Dahlgren has
been recovered aud IL on its way North.
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0Rorun's THRATRH--AIaddin, OF tho Wonder.
fol Lamp. ....
foaD's TEEArHE-faura Reene, in "Pcg
wohnston'' aud ''IIoie In the Wall "
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STTLL THEr CONE.-Twsnty-elght rebel
deseTters and refugees arrived this morning from
City Point This taRkeS the number who have
arrived in this city since Sunday morning to 100
They have all taken the oath Of allegiance, and
will In duo tine be sent North.
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AS- Notice. - All the members Of
Eastern Star Lodge No. Los q. L. o. oto.
In America, are hereby notified 10 meet TO-
MORROW. TridAy,) l4ih hinstsnt, at IL . 'elc'I
precisely, In full fegalia, to attend the funsr
of our much beloved brother, p. q. u. CalA
pulany. The members Of tho order sre IN
tsrnaliy invited to attend, By order q
It's LEVI DULANY, n Q Il
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NOTicE The Daily National R,puIiicun II
Ho'o Furnished by carriers 70 sHhscrfosrs IN this
city and 6sor0eto'sH al ygdg os'.ts per monb.
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8S-GOnEaga IIRIl.-One Of the Grand.
est Fairs ever held In this city will oren NEXT
MONDAY, April II, IN this Hall, which wn
erected for this Fair on street, between NiRh
and Tenth streets, for the beneht Of tho beautiful
st. AIoysius church and Its extension school,
Apl9.n