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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
THURsDAY;::::::;;:::,;;:aAPRIL 20, 1856
THE DAY or GRIEF.

As the sun rose. yesterday morning, the
booming Of cannon and the peRling Of bells
gave notice To our citizens that the heart Of
this nation was throbbing heavily at ths
portals Of a great and good mans grave Al
very early hour yesterday morning, the
streets from the Capitol to the Circle were
throngsd with people who were anxious "a
tEino . fresh laurel leaf in the erergreen
eoronst that adorned the brow Of one who's
name will ever live In the heart Of this ma
tiou Hs long as one drop of lifo.blood warns
iti name that will ever Rdorn the brightest
page ofhistory, and one that will stand out
from amidst the ruins Of a'mouldering world.
20 Earth, all bathed with blood aud tears, va
never u
Has, thou ceased putting forth thy fruits aud
dowers; .rI.."
And hast thou then no pity for inankindr
Can thy maternal breast receive again
Their dust, aud yet not throbi''
Never has Washington or any other city a
the land seen such a day Rs yesterday. Tia
sun shone brightly, hut MI hearts were bowed
with mourning. There wRs a uniyersality
and depth Of sorrow such ms was mover viii
messed before. From the highest to tile
humblest all were touched. At other State
funerals there had always beon some portion
OF the people joining in the csfcmoniuls as a
more form, but yesterday there seemed to be
no sxcsptions to tho All-peryading grief. Tbs
quistude that prevailed among all ranks was
The wonder Of the day.
30 far rs business was concerned, thor.
vas more than a sabbsth's stiffness, and thu
ordinary indulgsncss Of men while no on,
gagged In labor were foregono during ths
hours devoted to tho obscquies of the a.
mented chief who has brought our beloved
country safely through lie most terrible
crisis.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
EXTRA
One Hundrsd thousand Dol.
lars Reward for the Ap.
prehension of the As
sassin of Abraham
.eg, .H2 Lincoln.
The Names of Booths Ac.
completes. ~
war DEPARtNESI,

...H. -.. WAR DEPARTMENT, } &
wAHSGToN, April 20-ll a. m 4 .
ltVor General Dr. Nt,0 York.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Re
wRrSii
The murderer Of our late beloved Presi.
dent, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, is still at large.
Fifty thousand dollars reward will be paid BY
This Department for HE apprehension In nd.
iition to any reward offered by municipal
authorities or State Executives.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars reward viii
Pc paid for the apprehension Of O. 4. AT
trRor, sometimes called Port Tobacco, y
onc Of BoorH's sccomplices.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars reward will
be paid for the apprehension Of DAVID q
hARoLp, another Of BooTH's nccompliess.
Liberal rewards will be paid for any infor
Inntion that shall conduee TO the arrest oI
ciiher Of the above named criminals or theii
nccomplices.
An persons hnrboring or sccreting the said
persons, or either Of them, or aiding or as
sisting their concealment or escape, will b
treated us Nccomplices In the murder Of tho
President and the attempted assassination q
the Secretary Of state, and. shall be subject
10 trial before Military Commission and tbs
punishment Of death.
Let the stain Of innocent blood he removed
from the land by the arrest and punishment
of the murderers.
All good citizens are eNhorted 10 aid pub
ic justice on this occasion. Every mar
should consider his own conscience charged
with this solemn duty, aIrd rest neither night
nor day until it be accomplished. ..
EDwN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War. |
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
BaItInloro Market.

TUESDAY, April rs, lSd5.
Prtess 0iwa bslOio rsIsr 10 Icho esdie operation,
oaIg, unless 0thsrHiss expressed ..
COPTHE,-No Gales, The brig Chattanooga ar
,rlyed TO- day, with 1850 bags RIO
fLork Tho market is quiet, though holden
are arm; small lots Of Howard street super wOr.
reported n - per Dbl we quote Ohio do at !, Il
A47 .S7lf; Howard street Extra IL quoted at ~ q,
|Ohio do. sass 70 City Mills do, standard, 8
IS, 25 shipping brands 0, T6atlO; high grade 40
MI, aud Baltimore Family sll so pSr Dbl,
dEATE.-Wheat--6G0 bushels white aud lS5
bushels red received demand good aud price
|ndvanced, with lales Of 500 bushels choice whit
|at -. so, ard 1870 bushels red At -. 30. Corn-
Pie offerings op Change amounted 20 10, 20
|bushela, aud sales reported included $500 buahel
white at !. 20ael. "a, and 1900 bushoh yellow
ranging from Il. % for inferlor 10 ,aaasl 80 pc
bushel for prime oats--336 bushels receive,
And sold At 70 eia weight
hu0AA,-Wo have only 10 report small sales 0
prime grocery Porto Rico Al Iiat cents rer H.
| wHIhKr. I'VE hear Q; 20 sale-, aud It is dim
rnis 10 pAlas price, H. %
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

GEE. EwELL, who Is now a prisoner in oal
bands was one Of tho most efficient and dis
'tinguished Of Ices officers. lie Is IS year
.old, a native of the District Of Columbia
and graduate of West Point IN the clasl
with Gen, Thomas, lie did good service II
the war with Mexico, and in the contests
'Nith the Indians on the plains. Ever since
the rebellion broke out, he has boon IN th'
rebel army Of Virginia He commanded .
brigade at the first battle of Bull Run, and
wAs afterwards with StonewRll jackson
When that General died, he requested that
.Ewsll might succeed in the command Of hil
old corps, In 1852 Ewell lost leg, ant
afterwards, when he rode, was strapped Y
his horse,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
nooth, the Assassin, ON his Trav,

READISo, Pa, April O.--The man rocog
.nisod as BoorH was In town all dag.
information was given TO Detective LroS
who made arrangements for his capture, bu
BoorH got OF at Port Clinton.
Telegrams were sent along the line Of th
.catawissa road IN answer from Tamaqul
said the man was on tho train, but Rnoths
from the conductor at CNtRwissa stated thA
no such man came through with him.
LroS Is satisfied that the man Is B0orH
He wears Grape on his left arm and LrScoLi
badge GU his right breast. Measures hav
been taken for his capture, but all kept quis
for Obvious reasons. W
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
MARSHAL LANNON'S ASSISTANTS.

MAtSBAL LANNON'S AbS1bTANT9.
It Is charged by considerable number Of
respectable gentlemen in this city that many
pf the Marshals who were appointed to as
DIST the United States Marshal Of this Dis.
trict in th, performance Of his duties yestsr,
lay, are avowed secessionists. Marshal La
noS is, Of ,oursc, hold responsible for the
published announcement Of the list Of names,
The following facts. we think, entirely ex.
,nerate Marshal LANoS from all blame ii
the matter;
lst. MRrsial LANoS was absent from th,
e,ity at the time the President was assassi
hated, and did not return until Monday even
!ing last.
I'd. Upon his arrival homo the Marshal
was 30 prostrated by the death Of the Presi.
iont rs to entirely unfit him for the transao,
ion Of any official business and was informed
hat his deputy, Mr.. PuiLLIPS, assisted b,
n. II. BRADLEY, Esq, Ind attended to thu
kpreliminary business u selecting rnhrshals
kc., &c
Sd. When the list Of Niarshals appeared in
he papers on Tuesday morning, Col. LAMos
sa'c ii for th.G5st time.
4th. Before the oVsping papers Of Tuesday
we're issued, Mr.. J. Il. ELvASs informed Mr.
kPnuLIPs that thore were six persons name,
kdpou the liS who were secessionists. They
we're stricken oF by Mr.. PHILLIPs, and siS
others substituted. II there were more than
six seeeSsionists upon the list, loyulists failed
70 point thcn out.
9Th, Mr. fHrLLrrs says ho. took the POLL.
Ioooks and selected the msrshRls equally
rom tho different wards, being ignorant that
any one Of them was secessionist.
9th, The hw names ndded to the list by
Marshal LAEoS himself, after his return, arr
MI Republicans.
7 Marshal LAsoS was qui'g III yesterday
I-nprnipE. and lelt. IA, foom to attend to hi,
duties ut the Executive Mansion and In the
procession, against tho appeals of the mere
bers Of his family. lie is prostrated to-day,
partly in consequence Of a recent severe
Illness, aud partly in consequence Of the 50.
yerest afiietion TO him Of his lifs-the death
|of ABRAHAM LrScoLS.
sth. We know that no man Is more deeply
lyrievod that any such thing as is charged
should have happened than Marshal LANoS.
9th, Among oil the 'complainaut,, no mar
Except Mr., ELvANs has presented the name,
pf the socsssionists who were appointed as
sistant mRrshuls, and those named by Mr..
|ELvASs were promptly stricken from the
Hlist, aud Ms "r Substitutes msyo named D.,
|iim.
Ths above are the facts as we understand
thcm, Ifany responsible person will furnish
us with list Of the secessiouists whose name,
appeared In the announcement of niarshals,
we will print them. Mr.. PHILLiPs and Mr..
BRADLEY, who were requested to prepare
The list, may have made mistakes in the
direction indicated, but they do not know
that they did. d.
Fair play Is jewel Don't blame Marshal
LANoS for what he did not do
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Booth the Assassin an AdIaIrsr q
AssasslnS.

NHANaNNNAs
Whom the oRsINI attempted the life Of u,
present NAPOLEON, and the deeply eOncoctsd
scheme of assassination was frustrated in Il,
Execution, BoOrH was heard often to express
his admiration for the act, and reverence fol
the iniquitOus herolsin Of the Hssassins.
He considered that the plan was nobly
conceived, but through timidity failed In tn,
Execution. lie added that had he undertaken
the execution he would have carried 4
through successfully, and then, says he, %
should have lived forever"
This Is an indication that even at thai
time he had become prey to the all-eon
suning thirst for notoriety, whiea he had
tailed to satisfy in the legitimate walks oI
his profession, and that he aspired to emu
lating the example Of the 0RsrSI, to insur,
the perPetuation Of his name in 4 role how
lever horrible.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Secretary seward and ms SON Fred
GrfaE.

Mr.. sEwARD's condition this morning a
very gratifying. Although ho passed rest
less night, all the indications of speedy 70
epperation are very decided. His famil,
phyhsiAn. Dr. VERDI. is in constant attend
anes, and the caro- and watehfulnsss Of all II,
medical gentlemen attending his case are un
rsm!tting.
Mr.. fREDERcK SEWARD IL slowly, bu
certainly, improving. aa =
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
oalslai Report of ths Downfnii orRoitr
~ Alsxis and spanIlh Fort.
The Navy Department 1this Sitefnoon r.
ssiysd the fOlleriikrsporl from Acting Rcd
Adlnifal n. X. TnAfehEa W
Usfran srAfhs Fffi. snI5 5tooKnatg, u
" u ~ btAkt1Y Rtssh' IT.

=
Bon. Gideon Wsiies, Seeraarv orthe No "; a
Sun; have the honor to inform ihs De
partmsnt that the Forts Alexis and. spa iHl
Fort fell into our, hands last night AMI Al
one a. M to-day. 7"
These vero strong works wore heavily
bombnrded last evening, from Eve until sever
o'clock, by army and navy Our battery on
shore, under command Of Lieut.. Com. GILLis,
ate Of the United States iron-caid Milwau-
kis, is highly spoken Of by Gen. cASBT foI
IS efficiency in the attack. The stas aud
stripes nro now flying over the walls Of thesc
works which are considered the key to Mobile.
Our prisoners will amount to from l,6OO e
900 men, and 10 heavy guns, Eishteen
large Aubmergsd torpedoes were taken by oul
boats from Apolaeha or Blhkely river last
night in the immediate vicinity Of our gum
boats. These are the only enemies that We
regard. ~
trust at an early day TO be ablo TO inform
he Department that the city Of Mobile 4
|ours. The enemy have lost heavily In killed
md wounded since this attack commenced.
nd the interior Of tho fort this morning q
reported TO be strewn. with dead and wounded.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. X. THAToHKR,
Act. Rehr All. com. W. q. Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
rhs Phi,sdslph,a Perseverance,. uo
Company.

totnponys
The Perseverance Hose Company No. 8, o
philadelphia, Of which President LlScoLi
was an hoporSry life mrmbsr, arrived hse
on Tuesday evening, 18th instant, to.partiei
pate In the funeral soIsmnitiss. They mum
berod eighty men, under charge of JSo,
BurLER, ESQ, Chief Coinsr, U. s, Mint,
After the close Of the funeral processiol
yesterday the compauy were introduced i
President JoHSsoS, and were kindly reeeiye'
oy him. 'H
They were entertained during theirstay b.
he lIibornia Fire Company, Mossrs. DEy
ERIDOE, RAINIER, and others, and were IN
lSr the special charge Of Chief Engines
DIoKsoSi returning home this morning .
n o'clock, after visiting the various publ
buildings. .f
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

The Flags OF the Treasury Regiment
II is not generally known that the Dag
that drnPOd the box at FORD's theatre, ocsu
pied BY President LILeoLN on tho night oI
the assassination, were the eOlors Of IN,
Treasury regiment, They were borne in tn,
Funeral procession yesterday by Adjutant
cHARLES CALLENpER and WA. A. BOMD
NAE. LIST lieutenant, company 3. The blue
|or rsgmentAl color, was torn BY the spur o.
the assassin catching in Il ~ he lsSped ffOn
the bon to the StsgS,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
SECOND EDITION
FoUR o'6LooK. n M
Es's rHEsIDssg,s I. y . !. soDT rs'se

|TlIE PRFarDnnT,s BoDT LYING
EfNsTATE.F Z
The body Of our lamented Chief Magistrate
fs to-day lying in state in the rotundA Of the
Capitol The doors we're opened at eight
.o'elOck this morning, and since that hour
|thousands Of persons have availed themselves
'of the opportunity to behold the remains Of
ihe great and honored Chief Magistrate Of
our nation. The rotunda Is heavily draped
IN mourning, the pictures all being covered,
giving 10 the large apartment a peculiarly se-
|pulehral appearance. The light being very
obscure renders tho whole scene truly inns
posing.
The caihfalquo on which the coffin rests
was planned BY Mr. h. D. FRHScH, Jr., aud
|erected under his supervision. II Is about
four feet high, heavily and tsstefully covered
with black velvet and cloth.
Persons enter through the east door, pass
Through the rotunds on either side OF the
coffin and out tho west dOor, thus preventing
confusion. 'n
Many thousands Of persons have visited
the Capitol this morning to have a last loOh
at tho remains Of the honored dead. The
doors will be closed at six O'Clock this p. m, !,
|and the remains DO taken to Philadelphia
tomorrow morning at eight o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

COLONEL II. NJ. RoBISsoS and Captai,
ions @. WrNAS, Of General McCALLux',
staG, left In an carly train this morning Il
arrange, in advance, the movements of Ii,
railroad trains conveying the remains o
President LINCOLN 10 Illinois.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Notice.
CApIroL or rhE USirEp srArr., !
WAsHlN0ToN, April 20, 1895.


r..H.. CAPIroL or TnE UNlrEp srArr.,
wAsHISoroS, April 20, 1865
sHHAroRs and REPRESENTATIVES, appoint
cd q accompany the rsnains Of the lat,
President LiseoLS to Illinois; also
Tar PAIL BEARTEsi
and also
TRH DELEaArIoN HRoM ILLINOIS Is Coz
oREss,
are requested to assemble at the RotunIa o
the Capitol tomorrow friday morning, a
: o'clock PRECISELY, and accompany IN
remains to the cars,
t.....r rr.. q. 7. BROWN,
ssrgoant.at-Arms Of the Senate.
N. q. oRDwAY,
bergsant-at--Arms Of II. of X.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

Removal OF MIR. Llneoln's Remains.
A notice will be found In another column
rsqussting the pall-bsarers, members Of Con
gress, and Illinois delegation, who are to as
company the remains of the late President, I,
meet At the ROtunda Of the Capitol at pre-
olsely ssven o'clock tomorrow morning. Z
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
The Romains on vynI,. I,nco,n.

The superintendent Of Oak Hin cemetery
In GsOr gstowh, has been ordered to dsliye
the body Of WILLIE LIscoLS TO DR.. cHARLs
bHows, for the purpose Of conveying 1t 70
morrow to Springfield, Illinois, for ro.intsp
msnt In the ground by tho sido Of his hon
cred and lamsnted father.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
visit Of the New York Delegation 4
President johnson.


The Kirkwood House has been a grea:
centrc Of attraction for several days past.
PRESIDENT JoHSsoS's presence there ha,
called TO that house host Of dignitariek
Mr.. G. G. sPRA0UE, proprietor Of the hotel,
very promptly placed his parlors at PREst
|oESr JOHSsoS's service, and there he has 70
,eired many of his trusty friends. Ysster
day the New York delegation, headed by ths
Hon. SIMEON DHAPER, and the New Yorl
Chamber of Commerce, headed by CAnL II
WALLER, Esq, paid their respects. Ills Ex
.soIlency received them very cordially, and u
lfcw pertinent remarks, in measure dchnet
bis position to them. ...... ..
Afler thanking the gentlemen for theh
visit, he stated that there ars thousands Of
men involved in this rebellion who have beet
nisled by designing and conscious leaders,
who now desire mercy and elemency. They
should have mercy extended TO them, as
think that executive clemency and mercy !,
Iho of the attributes Of God but, for the
good of a nation, stern justice is the mos
appropriate mercy, controlled and aetuatet
by events, to be meted out to the ooNScioes
and ds6gniNg traitors, who have led thess
mnsscs from peace and plenty to war aud des,
|titution. As have stated to you, must b
guided by the events Of the future, and with
an honest heart and an honesty of purposs
sndcSvOr, to the best of my abilities, TO steel
he ship of State to a secure and safe hayen
,f rost. .. II
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Mrs. LINCOIN,

Mrs. LScolS is still suffering greatly iron
'neryous prostratiOn by the shock that hAl
sOnyulsed the nation. She has not yet Isf
'her bed, and II Is hardly probable that shl
lmill be able to return to Illinois for severn
hnra
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
loFFICIAL.l
Special Order.
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT,
wAHHINuTON, April ". lsd5.

TRgAsrRY DEPARrNESt, !
WAHHiSaToN, April II, 1885.
1t is hereby ordered, that in honor to III
memory Of our lHts illuStrious Chief Magis
trate, all officers and others subject to III
orders of the Secretary Of the Treasury, wsa
grape upon the left arm for the period Of d.
months. ... II. MeCULL0CH, (
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

Iap Nord has the following telegram from
st. Petersburg, dated March %: ''Tbs con.
vsntlon with the American society for the
slectrie line which Is 10 connect with Amer.
ieA Naa signed. The operations are to com.
meneo Immediately -. -
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
personal.

A. GARDEER, tho eminent photographer
returned from RiehmOnd to-day, having secure
pictures Of all points Of Interest In that city AM
Petersburg, Hin collection will be most val
uable eontributiOnto the illustrations Of the his
|tory Of the rebellion.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
CAPTAIN BEDEE,

II IfoSptain BKDEE, of the 18th New Hamp
shire, is in the city, he is respectfully rs
questsd to call at the Executive Mansion, o
10 forward his address there.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Notice,

..4..a Posr oPPIcg DEPARTMENT, !
WAAmsOroS, April is, 1868.
III ordered, that in honor Of the ms,nor,
Of AsRAHAH LNOoLs, our lamsntOd Chic
NAgistrats, the officers aud employees of thi
-hSRS-tment wear Grape upon the leit arm 70
the period O' siT months.
p. ."a W. DENNIs0N,
Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

No NFws,-Ths telegraph brings uB no
news from any quarter, North, South, East
|or West, save news Of mourning, . and
|proparations Tor doing honor, tomorrow, "a
Tho memory Of Abraham Lincoln. The world
|probobly never before beheld whole nation
so given up to a grief which seems as heart
felt Rs II Is all pervAdipE, Ja
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
LndlAnlana.

Thsr' is to DO meeting Of Indianiaul
now In the city, at tho National Hotel I,
morrow morning Soc special notice.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

AgPesple's Telegraph - New First
|DLAss LIEEs, direct 20 NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and 70 important points. Washington 0flces!
Bu1LDIN0, 5ll Ninth street,
lwest side, corner PennNylvania avenue and
|5ixth street, under National Hotel, and corner
fifteonth aud strueta, opposite Treasury build
'ng. ~ CHARLEs y. MOVES,
kbiO-h Manager o. washinslon Distrlci.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
'PresentatIOn OF tho diplomatic Corr
10 Presideut Iohnsou. II

The members Of the Diplomatic Corps, 4
full Court dress, were presented to Prosiden
JoHSsoS, at ? O'Clock p, m. They were prs
sOnted by the Acting Secretary Of State. Nh
HUNTER. .rH .. g.. ID.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20


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Advertising In, the ,RrrrbLioAS should bs ad
dressed 70 The publisher., a. above.
All Letters or eonmdnieatlons Intended for pub.
ncaiion, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment of the paper, should be addressed .,
the editor, ~ above
Business and other correspondents will greatly
obliss the Publishera and tho Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion I'D
To CoanRsroSDESrs. No notice can be taker
Of anonymous eOnmunieations. Whatever d
intshasd for Insertion must be authenticated b,
the name and address Of the wrltsr--not nses,sa
rly for qualification, but as guaranty Of Its goo.
faith.
We enunot undertake to return rejected com.
munieatIona.
HorteE. The Dafiy National. Republican 4,
noie farnished by carriers % spIscriJc1s IN thil
city dad 0sor0aO'on at yNrV oeats per month.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

GoLp-PLATRD JEwELRY, new and beautl
Iful styles also, silver plated cups, eal.bellt,
Ielry store, No ass PonnsylSRhia avenue, neAi
Foar. .Ghd'a.half street, sp2o'lws
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

The PEoPLE WoULD SrAY.-Three passen
lger trains leit this city on Wednesday, al with
out passengers, 90 anxious were the people 20 20,
|MaglHtFate.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
|. The soat n Sssag by. aud TIE AsaF1 2 bear,
SHALL asrsr Gag tsitA dOrN, Ror shake rh'

/. .,Ths soatI SssaS ~. aud ne AsaTt bear.
Shall asrsr Gag etfA doHf, nor shake rFA
Thus exclaimed tho doughty scottish Chief
when arrnyed Tor battle; and thus may all cry
sho arm themselves against the Leglons of Dye
pepsia, Headache, Agne, sallowness, LAngnor,
Liver Complaint and all their eoneomitsut evils
with bottle or two 81 PLASTATIor BitTEks the
original 3. T-ls6O, * This great Tonic,
Which is still Increasing In popular fayor, and j.
eaeeting Inore cures than over before, Is onPhAt'
eally The Poor Mas fnead and The Rich
Mans Blessing. PLANTATION BrrrRs are .oid
.by all respectable dealers throughout the hablA'
I ble globe
Ar The bridal Chamber, an Easay Of
Warning aud Instruction for Young Men. Al-e'
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases u 1hs
Urinary and sexual systems Sent free y
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. SKILLlN
PA mh3l'y
AS- Friend In Need : T'hOse re-
quiring' confidential medical assistance should
has made certain diseases his special study
such man Is Dr.. DARBY. who Is daily cnhhg
numbera Of both sexes, and every age, who have
been 10 all tho Eelf-called doctors In this city,
md spent valuable time and money, With no
|benedt until he took charge q than. Hia terms
are more moderate than those of mere bOaAtnR
preiehdera, whose ouly pnrpoAp-ia 70 neeoe tue
nniortnnAts, and then ndviao ueui whsn II "
aimOsl too late, 70 apply to him.
Call on bin At once or You nay regret s.nw Y s'''
\ 10 : ass Seventh street, bsiwssa D aus L
streets, WashinHton riiy, lsls'h
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

As- Tho Fair nj GonEaga Hall Is Post-
|poned till further notice, on account Of tho sad
national calamity.
spi7 BF WIGHT, s. }.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

1a- For the WOunded In the Late
'Batties An who can do ~ will confera favor
ply sendihg bandages, llnt, and rags, 10 the san.
tary or Christian Commissions, OF 10 Gny Hospl.
bal convenient apl3
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

As- New York state soldiers Agency
rfinoved 2s3f street, between Twelfth and fhlT'
eenth streets. An Information Of intefeF, OF
value 10 the soldiers of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitously upon application
q their new rooms, either In person or by letter
leenth streets. mil l-satuthu
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20

- Calvary baptist Church meets
eyery Sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, 90
Pifth street, between and Louisiana avenue.
service At "A a, m. and 7lSp. m. seats free
Rev. ]. r. Howlett pastor. janl6.u