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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

We and u reported that Attorney General
srEnD. having duly considered the important
and Interesting questions suggested by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, touohing
the recent legislation Of Congress with refer.
saes 10 the once u Assistant Assessor Of In.
tsrnAl Revenue. and which were submitted
10 him BY Secretary MooULLocH, expresses
/ hlp opinion for the reasons given;
Fint. That tho provisions Of the act Of
1858, vssting the power Of appointing As.
ristsut Assessor in the respective Assessors
/ is clearly unconstitutional.
Second. That the President IL by tho Con.
stiiution vested with authority 90 appoint
AstlstAnt Assessors. Under existing circum.
.tancss whom Congress creates such Offices
and omits to provide for appointments 10
them, or provides in an uncoEstitutioaai way
for such appointments, the officers are within
the meaning Of the Consultation, " oiBeep Of
NE United States whose appointments are
not therein otherwise provided for"
The power Of appointing such officers de-
wolves on the Prosident Assistant Assessors
under tho views here expressed are within
that class. The provision In the act Of 1895
toaching these Offices being null and void,
and the act Of 1864, TO the extent Just men.
TONED, being repealed, there is In effect nc
Existing legislation which eonfers on any
public authority the power Of appointing
those officers, Tho constitutional power O
the President Is In this emergency called intt
exercise, He alone has authority TO com
mission the Assistant Assessor.
Third-As TO whether II is the duty Of tho
President to exercise the power Of appoint.
inent In the ease Of these officers, the Attor.
ney General says; II the President should be
Of the opinion that he possesses ne mower
oonstitutionAlly TO mako the Appointments,
i is clearly his duty to exercise that power,
de says In the conclusion Of the argument:
Il will be observed, let mo remark, that the
Aotion Of the President In appointing 10 the
ollces In question will not preclude or effect
judicial arguing and decision In the points
that have been presented.
1.-two persons should claim the authority
Of exercising in any assessment district, ths
ofhce Of Assistant Assessor, one by the ap.
pointment Of the President and the other by
the appointment Of the Assessor, the question
would be particularly ono for judicial deter.
mination whether either and which OF such
persons were entitled 10 exercise the Office,
But apprehend that, practically, no such
oonteHting Will arise l understand that
hereiofore the Assessors have mutually exer.
oiaed the power Of appointing their assist.
ants, and II Is not impossible that the Presi.
dent adopt substantially the same course AZ
that pursued under the act Of 1895 by the
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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IMroRrANr rRoM ,rEx1co.

Capture OF saltfl1s and Monterey by
the liberals Confrmed-lIaximii
DisPatchss ms CHIEF % csbinet 60
the United states IN Haste, ON Hear
ing ofthe R.li Of RisAnsad-seve-
raj OF Masimilian's eovsrnors Pro-
nounes Against Him.
NEW YORK, May l3.--irhs steamahip Lib.
srty has arrived here, and brings Havana
dates 10 the sth instant. ,'0
Adviees from the City Of Msxieo to the
27th ultimo, and Vera orus to the ID instant,
confirm the reported capture Of saltillo and
Monterey BY the Liberals, besides the an.
nouneemsht that the Liberals are gaining
ground in every direction. A forced loan Of
500, 900 was imposed upon the French and
Imperialists in saltiIlo and Monterey.
Mnximilian, on reaching odzaba, heard Of
the fall Of Richmond and the surrender Of
Les, Whereupon he hastened back 70 Mexico
and dispatched his Chief Of Cabinet, EIoin,
TO the United States There are various re-
ports Of his mission. Hs. arrived at Havana
in time TO take the corsleA. .Y'5.
The JuArists had entered Pab1adA aud
seized all the war munitions held by the
merchants.
Colonel Duphin Is en- yoHisfor the State Of
TobascO, with 400 men a A naval expedition
Is also on lie way. IL.
Several Of MAximiliaa's Governors have
pronounced against him, aud the semi-ofiieial
Estaaths indicates that there is IA great oppo-
sitiou 10 him. ~ J.. -,
General Mejia had announced that he could
not hold Matamoras without assistance aud
reinforcements were cent 70 him.
ID Is sAid that rebel deserters are Joining
Cortinas. ia. 49, -. ~.
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1-iT -. - -
Ths as,i Yorh EvsAfas - tpsn
shs naIlsnsI Rspnhilesn'y Dsfsncs
srthe csur1, sf fhs sevsrnussht a
tas Astsssiag T'sinIs.
fspesIsl taIlhs Nthoual nsbubnsanl
- Nlxhk YosE. Nay Is, Ises. !
The New York Pos, Of last evening.
replies TO The RfrrBLIcAss defence Of TIE
eOssrmsp,;- -woasor tvudaetIps ,hs VIA
Of. ehssisA'in., since one Oft6e publi.hsr.
of-ihs Poa was shsysivi,h dsfr.sains NO
Government, that pupsrr has exhibited an
.uppairiOsie ipiri, towards the GOverhmshi.
comnos sense tsaehs, all fair-naindsd citi.
.ens that public trial might eau.. 4hs es.
cape Of some Of the conspiraiorr. The senti.
msnt Of ID, people Is that Prssidsn. JOHssos
was right in ordering secret trials.
In harmony With this sentiment the Times
to-day contains an able defence of Tho Gov
ernmsnt. WI ~
No door should be IefI open BY which the
members Of the bar, through the press should
be allowed 70 make martyrs or lions Of The
aEssssips. Make them a. ishopiniOus as
possible, and the public viii Do satished and
justise will be answsrsd. 8. p. II.
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~ an its dnss 70 solaisrs eon,rsstors and
other tlsdiiors, and 70 liquidnte aIlths aors-
ing claims against ne Treasury. The pubIIe
senlimtat n ouf large diieafl that there hAI
I.tser hen lash = prompt f|ichnrga of = ~,
tIonal dhbt - ths eloss " Erost Va
Never n 10 Worid such : rpeetaois of !
uhcls psop't pressing forFnrd 70 aupply their
0ovetnmsnf Nithths nisnns 70 pay o. The
vast body of var claims tinf susesed war
debt.
An feel that the Secretary of the Treasury
a stIiitisd % the grs.asst prniss for he sas-
cessful management Of his dspartmpnt, and
the business-like energy and tact elspiAysd
In all Of his pians and purposes. II 4 doubt
lea true that many deem the rate paid by
the 0oyernnehl under our ifnpr0ved cifeums
stances high one, and that Il IL possibls Il
could Be reduced 20 . six per cent, currency
loan, and u Il supposed that Mr.. McCalioeh
has had this matter pvSssed upon his careful
consideration. Bat his bsst 0nd most ear
nest advisers insist that no change shall DO
made, and that the paltry amount saved 10
the Government would Be no equivalent for
the risk of failure, OF the risk of supprsss-
ing the present popular passion for the loan.
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Yesterday Assistant seere-
tary Fox, In company with Commander Albert
n. Smith, Chief q the Bureau Of Equipment and
Recruiting, visited the Yard for the purpose Of
witnessing a trial OF She new patent galley, de-
signed by Mr.. VIM. Young, of the Plumbers De-
partmeat. Il "a great Improvement over the old
styIe Of galley and Is spoken Of very highly by
all who have examined H. va ?
The tug LeHlie left the rRrd this morning for
Baltimore 70 ibe turned OVar 10 her owners, the
Government having no further use for her.
First AsIistant Engineer George RAFren has
been detached from the AnacostiA and ordered 10
detached from the Dragon and ordered 10 the
WyRndank. Acting Second Assistant Engineer
John Buckley, detached from the Jacob Dell aud
ordered 70 the Malvern.
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nishop Johns--PrAysrs for the Uni-
ted Btatss-The Army OF tlas james!
From the Petersburg E.sprsss Of the 9th
We take the following: H
BIsHoP JOINS ADDRESS.
Bishop Johns has issued the following ad.
dress TO the clergy and laity Of his diocese.
II will be read with interest: -1
TO ths oisr6v and Lqay " ne Dioeeseor vfr.
The issue Of the painful conflict through
which We have passed and which leaves this
Commonwealth under the jurisdiction Of the
United States FcndeS very clear the
eopfse proper for us 10 pursue
obedience TO "the powers that be- '1or
conscience sakep Is the duty Of all who pro.
FEES 10 call themselves Christians. And as
such are also enjoined 20 make prayer and
application for their rulers, Il Is Incumbent
upon them 10 lmplore the blessings Of Al
mighty God on thosc In authority over them.
For this purpose the form to which We had
long been accustomed is for obvious reasons
most advisable. Therefore, do not hesi.
tate 10 recommend It's use in public worship
BY tbs good people Of this diocese, and TO
express the hope that they win be true and
faithful to its spirit In all their action and
intercourse with their .eitiEens--that
tno rerumou CIVIL fctAttOnh may De hhpplly
maintained and rebound 20 the glory Of God
and the temporal and spiritual welfare u the
nation. j. JOINS,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
r.@ Church in the Diocese Of Virginia.
The annual meeting Of the Diocesan Coun-
ell is deferred. Due notice Of the time and
place OF meeting will be given.
run ARMY oP THE JAMES.
II is now understood upon authority that
tho army Of The James Il 10 remain In Vir-
ginia for such military purposes as may have
hereafter to be eompassed. s.H.s.H
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS. Ha.nr.
Major General Warren and lady, George L.
HartsuH and lady, Captain Jas. WadsHorth
and Captain Parker, Of United States navy,
were guests last week Of GsuCral Dent, Mil.
taTy Commander Of Riehmond. 80
Among the officers in Petersburg on the 9Th
inst. were Major General o. o. Howard and
StafL, Major General w. B. Hazen and Stat,
Major General Chas Il. Wool Mnd Stat,
Major General y. p. Blair and Stat, Briga.
dier General Strong, Brigadier General Stall
brand Brigadior General Wood, Army Of
Tennessee Brigadier General PearOse, Sixth
corps. .lrty
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selalsrs aoaaaasnt a rsasrisksburr,



Mr.. JosErn WILLIAMS, with other loyal
refugees from Virginia, now in this city, in
tend TO erect on the battlefield Of Freder-
ieksburg, Soldiers Monument. II Is 10 be
4 single shaft Of marble, thirty feet high,
having appropriate designs, and sunnounted
with . Metallic Flag, now. durable, and
beautiful representative Of the STARS and
Stripes. The Monument win have on is
something like the following inscription
IN MEMORY or OUR HRRoic SOLDIERS.
VINO PELL AT
Brederiekhburg, Virginia. December l3th, 1861,
IN DKHHEsn or rlR USIoN AND LIBnRrr.
In the battle'S front, whore bullets are dying,
Where the valiant bleed, and heroes are dying
Ger our holds Of dead on The topabs QT ne braps
10 Aeen our FREQ hag, Il shall ever there wGve
Prom the lakes TO the gulf, from sea to sea,
Bass slavery is dead, our hAg ishow ffee.
WSAavo seen the design Of the Monument,
and pronounce II exceedingly beautiful and
appropriate. Similar Monuments should be
erected on all the bAttls-aslds Of the South,
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Tar Malone Palladium says that white
deer was lately taken alive near the town Of
Franklin, N. Y. The deer is ~ white as
gnow, all except his ears and q spot on the
top Of his head, and slight tingo Of grey on
each side Of the shoulder. Aside from that
nothing can be whittier, He was taken on
the 4th Of March, and Is now as tame as a
sheep, and will eat out Of persons hand
with as little fear as any domestic animal. a
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THE FREEDMnN,s BUREAU.

We learn that Major General 0. 0. How.
|AHD. Of Maine, received and accepted tho
Of Superintendent Of tho Freed
mems Bureau Yesterday. General HowARp's
|sninspt fitness for this position win bo 40.
|knowledged by all who know him. -
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TonoSro, May I2-Brown alias Hargrave,
one Of the burglars who robbed the banking
house Of Williams A o., Of Pittsburg, on the
% Of April, has been arrested herc. Twoof
burglars tools were found, and preparations
had been made TO begin operations here.
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Arrival from Port ROYAL.

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Full
ton, from Port Royal on tho 9th, has arrived
She brings Savannah dates Of the 9Th. A
nagAof-truce boat took up party TO Sisters
Ferry on the 7th, en route for Augusta TO
meot rebel Commissioner.
Michler, with a band Of murderous des-
peradocs, Is operating In South CAROLINA,
numbering and plundering the negroes prin.
cipally. ~
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SECOND EDITION
FOUm oscrIOCs1r. =. NJ.


- KA-~t-Af - -
T1SE EvnNsno POST UPon GOV.
ERNMEnT TRIBUNAns-
II Is somewhat dlficnlt 10 understand, ''or
The facs Of n . Why he New York Essans
Pes, should srhibif sash an -s.sr.erdinss,
zeal for ths right q criminals and the spfe.
guards Of citii tribhkais as applied % the
sssas'ins Of President IiScoLs and eonspfrs-
ton against The lives Of the leading JhAesr,
Of ths Government, a. Il has done for several
days past
Yesterday II IsstuFed sharply the NATIoEAL
REruBLtcAS nhdits own Washington cor.
respOndsni also quite warmly, for rhavins pat
in a mild dsfsscs of the manner in which
the Govsmnsut Is condustins lthe trials Of
the assassins whoss murders were 70 have re-.
suited, II their plans could have been ear
risd out, in the murder Of the Govsrnmsnt
itself The Poo Is exceedingly exercised
upon this matter u seems to feel as II Il
had been commissioned to go back and hght
over the old battles for nagAa sAa1tG.
The NeiesL World, and Tri5hae, and, IN
fact, all the journals, coppsrhead Of other
wise, who have " a bone 70 p,ek', With IN.
Government, or any Of the promiBeut mem
bers Of thu. Government, Join in the hue and
CRY against the ",,cr.t tribunal, y. which /.
trying the assasn6s. The Pos,. however
leads the van, and is most ,ealous Of them an
Many Of the readers Of that yaluabl. journal
in washington are asking why 4, hi, 40
During the progress Of the rebollion there
were numerous eases or arbitrary nrrest,
and The writ Of habsas oorpn, va, Iaid ON,
cold, bu. the Poa acauiessed in the proceed.
ings had By the Government, under the pres
sure Of the extraordinary circumstances tha,
continually surrounded Us during The raging
ofthe rsbslIion. SD
The Poa scquisAced in these proceeding
until one Of the proprietors Of that paper,
holding an once Of trust and responsibility,
was arrested for defraudinE the Government,
since which time the paper has manifested
disposition to carp at many Of the proceed
Ines Of the Government.
The Posi- says there are no precedenss for
such tribunal as that which is nov trying
the Assassins. Well, there Is no precedent
for the crime. Since Satan. planted the
standard Of revolt on the batuemsnts Of
heaven, there has been no such crime as that
committed by these eonspiratOrs. The most
crimson murders fade out into whitsnsss
uhsn compared with this murder Of nation
The fact that such comprehensive and
far-reaching murder--a murder intended to
reach the vitals Of the Government ITSELF
could be planned. attempted and partly ex-
scutsd in this city, shows that there is in
this city and neighborhoOd an organization
or class Of men suf,cisnt In numbers TO
interfere with any ordinary machinery of
"a.
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i~''''-$: &..S:ssis: S:ass e ss.s. SsaiI.l T9'-'
HHADN'ks, Dss'I; cgssIHLAsD, !

HEADQ u. UTF 7. NVHHEHLANDl
NAsHviLLR, TENN., May
To Major General Rosseaa:
Send summons, under nag Of truce, to
all and every band Of armed men In your
vicinity, or which you may know Of who are
operating nearer TO yours than TO any other
command, and call upon them 10 surrender
TO you or TO any ofiesr you may name for
that purpose, upon the same terms as Lee
surrendered to General Grant. II they dis.
regard your summons and continue acts Of
hostility, they will hereafter be regarded 70
outlaws, and be proceeded against, pursued,
and, when captured, be treated as outlaws.
GB0RaE II. THOMAS,
Major General U. 8. A., Commanding
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81 GUEss"-A Yankee being asked by a
sOuthOrnsr why the Yankees always say ~
guess, "while the Boathorn people Say ~
rsekOn,' gave the following explanation
That a Yankee could gass' as well as a
southerner eoald ,..k.,,,.
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This piece has made an immense hh At Gao
vER's Theatre. The lArgoul lmonsyl audience
attended last night that was ever before crowded
into the building The piece vas never before
played in wSshington, In all the completeness
Of the original toxt s'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

FoUxp DnowpEp, - Last evening nbou.
eight the body q ! white man yns found la the
Potomac river near Ray. coal wharf, 0eorgs-
bodp bad caught IN the anshor Of . vessel when
The onoern found ~ On being removed from the
wafer u was found % BE very much decomposed.
And had been In the unter SONS time. Coroner
place for the purpose of holdIng an inquest
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From Mobile, via Cairo Operations on
synl<en vessels-srnitary Protection
90 Southern People.

CAIRo, May 13.--Mobils papers Of the 5lh
contain full particulars Of the surrender Of
Gen, Taylor, but pothing new, 80.
The steamship Saint MAry's. sunk in Mo-
bile Bay, has been raised, and will be imme-
diately repaired; also the gunboat .soiota
and operations will Be commenced on the
Laura and r. r. Hamilton as soon a. posi-
bic. The ircn-eiads MilWnukis and Osago
are hopeless wrecks. ~ +.
Al the INSTANCE Of rebel officers, who say
! they cannot govern thor men, Gen. NAsh.
burne has established military pos.s at Holly
Springs and Grenada for the protection oi the
people. ~. l,Sysr
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NEW YonK, May 12.-Gold, lSoI; New
York Central, soli Bris, 76I, Hudson, 1915
Reading, 9Iij Fort Wayne, p3i; Canton, 35i
Cumberland, 3si. Market not very strong
Cold after the. call, I3Ot.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

TIVE SUPREME coURT OF THE UEIrED
sfAfrtd i4unAer the direction u Chief Justice
Chase consulting rooms have been htted mp for
the members Of the supreme Court IN the Capt /.
toll Por many Year, past they have used rooms
street, and several Of them have quArtercd In the
same sdihes. The new Arrangements will be hI
more convenient
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CnInfsAL counr-Mr. Jns,ee IViiev.

CnfanAB coURr-Mr. Jnsties RSisy-
(Eaward O. cArringtoa, Rsq. Disirei Attorney.
prosceuting.) .s
HenEy ordman. Indicted for stealing sss from
Lewis Frederick; verdict, not guilty.
fur cape from Kate Leepmpts; verdict,not guilty,
Timothy Mack, indieted for stealing harnesI
ffom Robert ID. Hughes; verdict guilty " steal
Ing part q the harness oniy,
ycns j ceIiins wiii,am m slSm.s. ~. and kgbs ~,
Lynch, indicted for stealing money frog fetsl
Lhekey ease continued until Mohday
Fanny Smith, Indicted for stealing cloth
from Juiia Devns case on trial "
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DRATH OF MARYLAND oRBloBR.-CApt
Thomas ocksr, Of the 9th Maryland, who was
wounded near Burkesyille on the Sd instant,
died At City Point hospital on Thursday last.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

ANorHRR want in Richmond Il a good
livery stable, well stocked with riding and
driving horses, and light vehicles, to be hired
At something like reasonable rates. A for
tune Is TO be made In such an eStAbhshmept
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cAPFURn OF 4 BALrmORE vEssEL.--A
dispatch from New York yesterday announces
.he capture Of the bark New Light, Captain
BnoNH, hence for Rio JaneirO, BY the rebel
ram stOnsWall. She was bonded aad released,
but the time Of the capture was not given.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

PARpoNED.-Thomas A. Olive, who vas
convicted some tins aimee Of manslaag hieF, IN
having killed a eeored man named. Daniel
Lghifoot, and sentenced 10 four years imptis1
onmsnt In the penitentiary, has been pardonsd
by President johnson. r'lr'f ftff
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NATIoSAL BANKs,-Ths First National
Bank Hamilton @. Pant, President, went
lnto operation yesterday, on the frst door Of
NE custom.honse, entrance on Bank street
a portion Of the hFst floor apartment, Main
,,reet entrance, formerly the paying once Of
the confedsrats TreA1hfy, is In the hands Of
Horkmen, being fitted up preparatory To the
opening q another National Bank.-.Rieh-
nioEd Way, Ilt4,
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NOMINAL, May 12.--Gregg, one Of the
81. Albans raiders, was before the court to-
day. His counsel stated that the Washing
ton Government had no further demand for
his extradition, and the prisoner was dis
CHARGED "..-ff.H
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0RPHANs' Couhf--Jiides PnroeH. The
inventory of the personal estate Of the lAts las,
Hurdle WA entered and hled. n1
The viii OF Adelaide Bowman was partially
proven. 49,
James Hurdle, approved and passed.
The Aceount1 Of Artemesia Bean, Guardian 70
orphans Of Benjamin nsAn, approved and passed,
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BY TnLnanAPm.

Rssssrstion Of Civn Law In Aisbams
and Georgia.
NAsHvILLE, May l2.-MAjor Gen. Stead
man arrived hsro to-day on route for WASH
ington, having been invited there by Presi-
dent johnson for consultation a. 70 the best
policy 10 be pursued for the restoration "
civil Law In Alabama and Georgia.
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On the llih instant, at the residence of "
bride'b mother, BY tho Rev. D. u. Nadal, TnEo
DoRE FRnHus TO Hiss y. n. Vas TTHH, ali o. thi
city,
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cmcUrf CoUHr- chssf Jt.sties CartiW.-
The Court mot this morning. when the ease Of
Wiley against Brown was resumed, and the ar.
gumsnt continued. rl..rr
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il A1-A Graduate Of New England
College, who has had connidetable experienee u
Teaching, desires to give Instruction In the An
Giant o. Modern Laseuages or Mathematics, y
two o. throo yOang gentlemen wishing 10 be-
come acquainted with those brunrhea Of eduea-
tion. He may be seen during the day Al No. 81,
Third Audilor'S once. Treasury Departmenii
After ofAce houn At 80 N street, second doof
east o. Thirieenih References may be made y
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, John L. Hayes, Bsq,
or Richard wAllAeh, Ksq, myIl-Ss
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MUNICIPAL CoURfEsEs.-0n our outside
To-day will bs found full And interealing a.
more, furnished BY our special reporter who &C.
eompanisd the party.
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/ SPECIAL NOTICES.

s9- Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, on
Piftk strosl, besWesn 4 ana Loalriana avonus,
servies q II q, M and ~ p. m Seats free
Rev T. X. Howieii pastor. janls-n
- Loyal cittnsns % the Seventh
ward oppossd 10 tho return Of rohsls are request.
ed 70 meet n Island Hall, THIS EVENING, Al S
O'clock, 10 pske ward nominationa, IT.
ss>New York and yvashingtoh steam
anIP coMPAzr, foot of High otreet, 0eorgetovh
steamship Baltimore A. now discharging bed
cargo. Consignoea will please attend 70 roeev- 4
lag their goods, without further notice.
O. p. HoU0HT0N, Agent
oEonaEIowS, May Is, lsoa myis-a