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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
The Public Debt.

The Secretary of the Treasury has pub.
lishod correct statement of the public debt,
a. appears from the books, Treasurer re.
turns and requisition in the Department, on
the Slst Of May, 1865.
The recapitulations show the amount out.
standing, bearing interest iR-coin, to hc
81, I6S, ll3,S42i the interest being So, ,4SO,
is9 30, The debt bearing interest in lawful
money, is 81, O53, 47G, S7I; the interest being
500, las, 3si 80. Debt on which interest has
ceased, $7S6, go; debt bearing no interest.
Si72, 500, 2IO,j7. Total Indebtedness 80, e
d35, 2O5, 1888. Interest both in gold and
paper, Sl2i, ,GaS sTA.
The amount of legal tender notes in circu-
lation Is $Gj9, 100, J6g
Those include $I32, Gs7, 900 Of the new
issue and 500, li3, $50 of compound interest
notes, issued uRder act Of June 80 1854.
The uncallcd-for pay requisitions are
$40, lj0 900, and tho amount in the Treasury
is over $4,000 900. The amount of frac.
tional currency is S2i, 6G7, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

PmILADELPHIA, June 4.--Tho subserip-
tims to the Sevcn.thirty loan on Saturday
amounted to So, 2j6, 100
The largest single Western subscriptions
wore S2I6, 800 from tho Second National
Bank of Chicago, and So, 100 from New Or.
leans.
Tho largest Eastern subscriptions wcrc
SlOO OO0 from tho National Bank Of tho he
public, Boston; 500, OOO from tho Second
National Bank of boston, $500, OOO from tho
First National Bank of NorC"lk, Va; 80, 900
from the First National Bank Of Richmond.
Va. Thorc were one Thousand Ave hundred
and seventy.siX individual subscriptions.
Tho total amount for the week was 81, GSI,
COO. Half million Of dollars of the seven
thirty notes of the $50 and $I0O denomina.
tions were sent down to North Carolina on
Saturday, on the order of II paymastcr, to be
paid out to the soldiers.
Tho demand for the sovCn.thirtics among
the disbanding armies Is increasing
A letter from an eminent German banker
dated May l2, sHys | predict, aud you
will see that United States money will he nt
premium before long, rs it ought Ia be- for
its usefulness aud convenience Tho sensible
merchants will soon learn to appreciate Il,
aud when peace Is fully restored on your
side there will spring up such spccunti"ns
as the world has mover seem
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
JEFF. DAVIS IRONING, AND WHY
1T WAS DONR.

Why and how JEFF DAVIS was manaclcd,
or whether he was manacled at all, has been
envcoped in some uncertainty. It Is true
that irons were placed on his feet, but they
were subsequently romOved--whcn they had
answered their purpose.
Not only was he imperious and naughty
Hs usual, but he became absolutely obstrop.
"rous, insulting the guard, abusing the oii
GERS aud their Government, throwing his
food at his attendants, and tearing seces.
sion passion to tatters gOneralIy-sometimes
threatening others, sometimes mclo- -drnmati l..
cally courting boyonct puncture of his own
breast. r.r
Asa necessity, land possibly as a punish.
ment and warningJ orders were given to
place manAcles on his feet.
The Captain In charge, attended by u
blacksmith and manaelOs, approached, say.
ing; "Mr. DAVIS, have n very unpleasant
ddty to perform my God" exclaimed
JITT., "you don't t intend to put those things
on me- Such were the orders the Captain
could only obey. JETr. demonstrated. They
should never be put on. The Captain must
90 TO den. HGLLEoK aud have the orIcr
countermanded. The Captain replied, "but,
Mr.. DAVIS the order came from General
HALLEcE."
DAVIS insisted that the order must be
countormanded. The Captain said: "Y ou
are u military man, Mr.. DAVIS, and know
that my only courre iS-to oboy orders.
JEpP. then went of In more towering pas
sion than before, and declared hc would
never be ironed alive. Aftcr becoming a
little cool, and mechanically placing one foot
on a stool, the Captain told the bias sksmith
to proceed.
Leaning forward to take to his arms the heels
Of his rebel majesty, Jar seiSed him, aud
with vigorous push tumbled him backward,
on the floor, while the blacksmith, justly In.
dignRnt, hurled his hammer at "tho Prrsi.
dent but missed him. DAVIS then at tempto cd
The guards presented bayOnets and the cap,
tain feared he might rush upon them, and
70 ordered the guard to fall back.
The Captain then called in four stout men
and ordered them to lay JErF on his bunk,
which they did, the prisoner resisting with
almost prsternatural strength, and writhing
in their grasp while the blacksmith hammered
on tho rivst with will. When placed in Nj,
chair again JEFF looked in utter despair
upon his manaclsd limbs and burnt into tears
This medicine had the desired effect
and the great rebel became comparatively
dOcTie, far less defiant, but more depressed
and the irons have sinoe been removed.
II was feared that he would starve himself
to death, refusing Pcrsistcntly to cat soldiers
rations, (which c. c. Clay munehes without
murmur,) and his physician prescribed u
more agreeable diet, which "the President
ate with great AVidity-and still enjoys this
extra fare.
On being asked what he thought Of the
neglect Of his Generals to make any proyis,
ion Tor his safety, or for amnesty with the
rest Of the army, he said he was prisoner,
and 1t didn't become him to speak Of it, but
that any nsaH Of sense eoNkI imagine 'chot
he kOHghH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

SAN FRANcIsco, May 21.-Tho lenders of
the Brontos expedition were brought before
the United States court this morning, on tho
charge of violating the neutrality laws.
The examination was postponed until Mon
day. AdviccI from Washington are nnx.
iously awaited.
II iS said that tho steamer Colon will be
sent to Mare Island Navy Yard, for protoc-
ton.
There Is considerable speculation as to the
course the pirate Shenandoah stocrod after
leaving the Australian waters Opinions aro
expressed that sho will next bo heard from
on the west coast of South Amcrica, in tho
tnck "i vessels sailing between California
and Atlantic ports and Europe. Increased
war risks nrc demanded by insurance agents,
Tho owner of Norfolk has paid tho forfeit,
and withdrawn his horse from the three mile
run advcrtised for next week.
The troops lately sent to Arizona arc now
arriving at Fort Mohnvo, and will tnko the
field against tho Apaches, who have CON.
mitted murders lately.
Bnnnock City, in Idaho, was burned down
on the 10Th inst.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

TuERE has been good deal said about an
inscription, scratched with n diamond an n
pane Of glass in the MclIonry House, Mead
vile, Pennsylvania, To this effect Abraham
Lincoln departed this life August IL, 1864
by tho effects Of poison" 1t was attributed
to Booth, who was in the oil region at the
time. A few days ngo, however, gentle
man, stopping ut the Mcllcnry House, and
seeing tho glass, made statement, which, II
true clears up NIL mystery regarding il
"Nnu will remember that on the 18th or 18th
nf August Of last year, n report came over
the wires that nm attempt had been made to
poison the President. and q report came to
Meadville that the attempt had been success
ful, This gentleman states that on that
day he aBJ friend occupied room No 90,
and his friend, after hearing the report,
scratched the words upon tho glass, supPOs.
ing them 70 be truo,-Cin COMM0eiak -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
From SRVRnnah-PWblIC Meeting al
the CItILons President Johnson
Policy Endorsed,

NEw YoRK, June Tho steamer Wey-
hassCt, arrived at this port brings Savannah
dates to tho 2lst ult.
Tho Hr"M says n large public meeting
was held On the night Of the 18th, at which
resolutions were adopted endorsing President
johnson policy, that sympathizcrs with re-
ceSsi"n are not to be supPorted for office, and
asking II military governor.
Tho Charleston COHrirr, Of 2Slh, learns
from Columbia, that Gov Magrath had issued
notice, stating that his functions us cXccu
tive had ceased and that the State was now
in the hands of the military authorities or
the United States Aitor issuing this notice
he docaIuped, but cOuriers have beOn sent
after him.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. c. G. Clay and party
had roachod Savannah.
The Augusta CGUaifHi0H0Iia speaks in
high terms Of a parade by den. Washburnc 5
command
Justice Chase and party has arrived at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Colonel Sandersnn, author Of the FLORIDA
Secession Ordinance had come into Jack
sonViIle to pay his taxes; also, Hon. d. l.,
Iulee, Col, McCormck aud Others. They
are ready to take the oath of allegiance.
The steamer Delaware went ashore in a
gale on the 27th ult., at Hilton Head.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
lOFPICIAL.
Address OF Gen. Grant to the Armies
of thc United States.


Address Of Gen, Grant to the Armies
Of the United states,
,,,,,,,J O,,isr. A. ,os
SoLIiers of The Armies or the limited Stotcs'
By your patriotic deviation IN vour cnunt nv in
the honr M danger and aI,rm yonr n,,,yiG. /.
cont fighting bToyery and .ndu,.ncs yn,
have mnintain.l The snnr.m,cv Of tLc Iin;on
and tho Cnnstitut;op oysrIhrnwn ali armcJ
nnnosition n, Tho onC,rcsnsnt oC ,hs i,,vs an a
or tho nrocIamotion foroy.r .LoIishin,, sia
ycry ,bs can,s AMI rra,o,t oC ,Iis roL,l,i,,',
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
CONOyER, THE WITNESS, MISSING.
He Has Probably been As
sassinated in Canada.

NEW YoRK, June j-The TiBRnc states
that the Mr.. CoSovER, whose testimony con.
cerning the completely Of the rebel leaders
in the assassination now made public, left
Washington about fortnight ago for Canada,
and was to return in few days.
He has not been heard from since, though
his presence In Washington Is urgently de.
manded
1t is feared that he has been foully dealt
with
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by TELEGRAPII.
From New OrIcnns-The CapItuInIIon
OF Kirby Smith.

NEw YoRK, June 3.-New Orleans papers
contain tho details Of the surrender Of Kirby
Smiths forces. Tho capitulntion was com.
ploted on the 2jth Major General Burkncr,
it appcnrs, conducted the last cnpitunlion ~
he did the first, nt Fort Donelson. lie showed
General Candy indisputnblo authority to net
for Smith. The rebel navy was represented
by Captain Carter. General Dick Taylor
was present IL il probable, therefore, that
n competent Federal force win move forward
at once to occupy the principal cities in
Texas, In the meantime the rebel repre-
sentntives will remain within our lines TO
give counsel and advice ns to social order.
while Gen. Smith proceeds through his dc
partment to prepare the people for the com.
ing event.
A petition is in circulation in Mobile to
President Johnson for measures to bring Al.
ALBANIA again into the Union.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
Not Going 20 IaIchmnnd. .

In two or three days Maj. Zen. THOMAS
will return to tho West aud tnko command.
under SHERMAN, of Kentucky and Tennessee,
with headquarters probably at Louisville.
lie will be accompanied by Maj. Den. JoHS
NJ. BnANNON, Chief Of staff, and Major
RoDEnT II. RAMSEY, Acting Adjutant Gen.
oral. 1t is understood that this change has
been made in accordance with tho wishes Of
General THOMAS,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

DIED OF Ills WOuSDs,-Captain EDwIS
SAvArooL, of the lst New York cavalry,
who was breyoted to n majority for heroic
conduct in various battles, diod on Saturday
of n wound received at the battle Of Sailor =
Creek. lie had been wounded in two pre-
vious battles, and his conduct in the field
always won for him the admiration Of officers
aud men.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

Transportation Of Released Prisoners.
An order has just hecn issued by the com
mand Of Lieut., General GRNSr, to the effect
that tho Quartormaster Department will
furnish all prisoners Of war and citizen pris.
oners who have been, or may be, released
from confinement by reason or their taking
the oath of allegiance to the United States,
with transportation to their homes, or to the
nearest point thereto which it may he prac-
ticablo to reach by the usual routes of water
and railroad transportation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
The Movements Of the Secretary Of
the NAVY.

The honorable Secretary Of the Navy, in
company with Postmaster GsnernI DESSIsoS
and WILLIAM FAxoS, Esq, Chief Clerk Of
the Navy Department, were at Hampton
Roads on Saturday last, on n tour Of inspcc.
tion. The party is expected to arrive in this
city on Wednesday next.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
The Mexican Sympathizers In San
Francisco.

SAN FR\NrISco, June a public meet.
ing ofsympathy with the JuRrists and Lib
erals Of Mexico, in their efforts to sustain
tho Republic Of Mexico, is called for to.mor-
row. Considerable feeling exists on tho sub
Joct, and the community sustRins tho author
ittos In their efforts to maintain the neutral
ity laws solely, as that is the policy of the
GnYornmont
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

NEW HoHE, June s. Now Berne adyiccs
Of the 3lst state that the result Of tho invcsii.
cations at Toronto, showing that yollow fever
Mt New Berne last summer, which carried on
some two thousand Of the citizens, was intro
duccd by tho infamous Dr. Blackburn, has
caused the utmost horror.
The people Of tho State are fast becoming
rceonciled to the free labor system, and like
the change.
There Is strong attachment between
masters and their former slaves and they
seek cnCh other and arc making satisGacto tory
terms for labor
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NEw NOHK, June 4. 1865. The steamer
Havana brings Havana dates to the 3Oth ult.
Advicos from Galveston by the blockade
runner Lark to the 2Sth ut. have heon re.
ccived. Great confusion and anarchy reigns
in that city and Houston
Tho Lark WIS robbed Of her cargo taken
there, and returned to Havana in ballast.
Gen. Magrudor attempted Ia make u speech
to the soldiers hut he was hisscd and
sienced, and wns told that they had been
humhugged enough, and intended to sottIe
affairs for themselves.
MagrudoT has returned 10 san Antonin.
The Texans would fight M longer, aud wished
TO return to tho Union.
The mayor and principal citizens have loft
Galveston to meet the Federal officers aud
hurry up the surrender. II Is also snid that
Coy. Murray and Ashboll Smith hayo Rono
to Now Orleans to surrender the State.
The famous blockhde-runner Denbigh was
destroyed by the Federal gunboats. The
captain and crew escaped.
The Owl returned to Havana, fearing rob.
berry at Galveston.
The L. $. steamship Susquehnnna, monI.
ton Monadnock and Canonicus, and gun.
boats Chippewa, Eahkec, Monticello and
Wando had arrived at Havana, and caused
u great sensation.
Mexican dates to the 2Slh II MAY state
that guerrillas nro as prevalent Ms ever
Ncgrctc was at Monterey with Ave thou.
sand troops on the 22d Of May, and French
troops were moving against the place.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

Colonel WALTER II TAYLOR, General Ice =
Adiutaut General surgeon W J. Moore, and
about ATTY confederate soldiers, Mt prcscut rc-
siding iu Norfolk, have been aumInunrd to APPEAR
before the United States District Court, with the
view " tcstilying against General Robert 4, Ice
aud othcr prominent rebel officials, ou charg"
nf lrra MN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05
General KIIpatr.eE.

A hsplendid sword was presented to General
RLrArRIcK at his headquarters, Lexington,
N. C., on Saturday last, by his cavalry com
mnnd. A special train was run from Raleigh
on that day to carry visitors to witness the
interesting ceremony.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

Nav ioRE, June A Richmond letter
says a member of tho English Parliament has
offered General Loo u splendid residence in
LhndOn, aud sum Of money, the interest
Of which would support himself and family
for life
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on TerSOmdi application
at the Department Of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

THE CARRIAGE AND nORsEs purchased for
presentation to President JOHNSON were sold
at auction in New York on Friday The
horses were purchased by Dr. FERGUsoN for
1000, and the carriage by Mr., PRISCI, the
hotel proprietor, for 81 400.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

Tue ELECTION.-The election to-day pro.
Er"s>ed without the least disturbance II i Ssti
mated that u full vote win he pnIIcd. In tho
Second ward II Is thought by tha friends II Col.
samuel \. owen that he win lead hts opponent,
Mr.. Plant, by u round majority.
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DIED,

On Sunday the Ith inst, JosRPH HARvEv, In .
lant son u Major Thomas II. aRd LAysue N.
Bradley, aged months.
The funeral will tako place on Monday tho 9Th
inst, at . r. m. from tho residence Of thC fam
ily, No lO3 sixth street. sH...... O..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

WAR DEPARTMENT
AnJUTASr OENKRAL's OFFlCR,
wAsHINITuS, June 5, 1854
The following oiicrTs having been reported AZ
tho Headquarters " the Army for the ohenees
hereinafter specified, ara hereby notified thai they
will stand dismissed the service Of the Unlted
States, unless within hfteon days from this date
they appear before the Military Commission "a
session In this city, Of which Brigadler General
J. C. Caldwell, U. 3. Volunteers, II Prcsid"n''
aud make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
DsRFrfiHn.
soooud Licutenant willard G. Blair, 2Dld Penn
sylVania Volunteers
ibsfacr toHhOHf ICduc.
First Lieutenant samuel MoOaheu, lsHh
P"nnsylyaHia Volunteers
First Lisut.uant AadTeW O. shnll, SIth Pann'
sylyania Volunteers. .-.,
second Lleutenaut Timothy FinHegan, s'lh
New York Volunteers. ,
Assistant AdIGtAnt Ie4srAl'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

NEw HoRK, June The steamer Penn
sylvania, from Liverpool on the Gath of May,
has arrived. Consols, SOla9O9i United States
Five. .Twenties, 5la05i.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

NAVY YARp.-Thc Mercury, Acting Master
VIM. O. Morris, arrived up this morning
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Jno. v. Coster
has hocn detached from tho Yankee aud ordered
to tho stepping Stones.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Edw. Hooker, de.
iaclird from the Com. Read and ordered TO the
Boston yard.
Acting Master W. A. Arthur and Acting Ensign
VIA. u. Hand, detached from tho frvebOru aud
ordered tU tho Periwluklc
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

LIEUT. GES. GRASr.--Excsllent pictures
nf different sizes, taken from lie and pronounced
hy hlInSolf aud friends the host ever executed.
eau be ubtained at '. 0utekunstts, 7OI Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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aPECIAL NOTICEs.

S3-Tho Ladies' Union Relief society
will meet nj Mr.. swisshelBI's, No. M tenth
street, between N aud u streets, TUESDAY tha
Gth last, at ~ clock, ~. The results II the
Fair and official business require a general at.
tendance of It's n,snlbcrr
Ms D. NJ. KELSEY,
iNS- It's .,f President.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

SnEnNAN's SOLDIERS, ercampod along the
Eastern Branch call the herring caught in
the Potomac "brevct shad!"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

JoHN BRowK's laughter now teaches con-
trabands In Henry 4, wiSe's PGrlOr
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Ic5ltE

&C. Furnished House Wanted. A
thoroughly furnished hopse, Of about twelve
rooms, centrally located, with modern improve
mcuts, wanted Immediately, by a responsible
party, Address lock box 81, Washington, D. q.
mYgl-M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

SAD ACCIDEST.-On Saturday afternoon as
train Of forty ears, containing troops OF General
Cor-c' : diyision,w was passing along Maryland Ay-
euuo the engine aud two adj dining ran OF at
the switch near tho foot Of tho Capitol. One of
the ears was badly broken aud three Of tue sol
dicrs injured - badly that they shortly anor-
wards died. j. A. Wilson, company \, and owen
Lynch, company d, 4sth Indiana, were killed.
John Thompson, company y, Charles Ludwick
aud Cophas Harvey, company u, each nAd log
badly crushed. Every attention was given by
the military and railroad authorities 10 tho
wounded Insn, aud the wreck was cleared Ia \
| short time. Mr.. VIM. = Smith, master Of trans
p"rtatiOn, was soon On the spot, aud attended 10
the removal Of the wreck aud reoadihg Of the
tronps. The switch on Maryland avenue was ad.
iusted for the sidling instead Of the main track
aud was not noticed by the engineer Of the train.
The engineer IL rsputed to be one II the oldest
and most careful men 10 the employ Of the com
pany, aud has had over twenty years experience.
Sanitary onlccr spraguc, II the eighth precinct,
was present, and rendered all the assistance In
his power.
The wounded men were placed In the hospital
near tho depot, except Thompson, Who was tsk en-
along with the regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

'TT Is TINE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD RE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME-NOT IN REVENGE
EOT IN ANGER-BUT THAT TREASON Is A
CRIME AND SHOULD BE ESTEEMED As
SUCH AND PUNISHED As suCH"-ANnRFw
JoHSsoS, PresidsHt IF lar Uatt,d Stdtss-April
-, 1855.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

MY WHOLE LIFR SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
SENSE OF THE TERN, PERMANENTLY PREE.
-ASDEEw JoHHsoN- Washington, April 10th,
s6S. ..tr.- ....
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The Proceedings this Aflernoon.

Al two O'Clock the Court reasscmblcd, and the
prisoners were brought In. Payhe appeared
with q white handkerchief about his neck. The
examination Of
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mCnts, wanted immediately, by a responsible
party. Address lock box 81, Washington, D. q.
my3l-A
AS-People's Telegraph - New FiTst
CLAss LISE', direct To NEW YORK, BOSTON,
aud to Important pnints. Washington onices:
REPUBLICAN BUlLDING, oil Ninth street,
(wDst side,) corner PcnnsylVa avenue Aad
sixth street, under National Hotel, and enTner
fthsenth and streets, opposite Treasury build
ing CHARLES b. MOVES,
hbl6-u Manager Of Washington District.
15- Oniee IIOuseI<eepsr's Coal Com
PANr, 42iThirtcenth streot, above G.-TO HorsH-
KEEPEgs Look Mt the advantages of holding
stock In the HuusekeepeT = Coal Company:
May n Cost Of n ton u coal at retail. .tl] 10
- " Of alton on board in Phil
adciphia. 6S
freight ton Of coal
WAshingtOn.......,... ] 70
delivery aud expenses At
your door, ...".,..... ! %
wharfage. .................. -
- A3
~ ~
A saving Of ~ 07 pcr ton, aud A. cost Of freight
aud mining decline 30 will tho price sill far
lhcr. myp-lw
Sc Massachusetts military state
AdRSUT REAOyAL --On aud amer MONDAY,
January lst, lSt5, the Massachusetts, state
Agency will occupy It's new rooms In the Nd'
tioHIi IHtcHigsEc'r building, second noOr, cor
nar Of Seventh and u streets, Washington, d. o.
Massachusetts soldiers aud citiEsns are invited
10 call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
deSl-u Lieut. Col. and State Agent