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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

guar aQteeQs -
Dr. Whittier cures the very vofse kinA = r9p'
Post Office Box 1884, O6Rce ed gsssulta1lea
Rooms 1874 South Clark Street, Chicaga Tea
can zee the Doctor ever day from . a. y. - .
Pm. sng2s d&wly M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17
1Zpno. Ma xmns, CapItatis.
B RYAN'S LIFE PILL s

have been used by thousands with success
Hundreds Of Certificate can be shonn.
They regulate the Stomach, Liver and hillary
Secretions which is the chief cansc of nervous
ness, hddness, Dimness of Sight, Headache
SICK stomach. and other Kindred complaints.
Those IF Nervous temperament mh0ss
sieIness aida a ksener aayuish to the ills Of
fve, become blessed 'eiM neo eristence, and
thor tears Of anguish are changed to tears Of
Joy BY using them.
TnE POET
Is insured with brilliant thoughts.
THE ORATOR
with new ideas and words Of fire.
THE SOLDIER
with indoiniiable courage
THEINvENTOR
with bright conceptions Of the future.
THE MERCHANT
with business tact and power.
THE MECHANIC
with nnfailine energy
THE AUTHOR
49,, with skill that entrances.
THE SINGER
THE nr Wiz sweet melodioas voice.
with ranturous emotions.
THE DlSPiRlTED
becomes hopeful and
THE DESP AIRING. happy
a Box OF BarANs Lire Puts. will cost but
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
They will accomplish faithfully all that is repre-
scented.
They ere elegantly put up by the proprietor.
who was the inventor of BRY,Ns PrLaoxIc Wa
rERs medicine long aud favorably known to the
American Nation.
II You wish 10 buy BRYAs's LIFE PrILs and
cannot get them OF your druggist. don't take any
other. but sc Twenty Five Gents in letter to
the proprietor. and you viii get them BY return
DIR. !. BRYAN.
Box 5''T9. 90 Cedar Street. y. Y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALITY.
pEMAS. BARNES CO. New York,
octlleodSw Wholesale Agents.
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All Private Diseases Cured
without Mercury.

DR. WHITTIER Is RE0U-
- LARLY educated and legitt.
mately qualified, and has e1psss
.rience II al forms Of disease. .
|knowledge quite Indispensable
in The Vrorer treatment q the
vcneriaI diseases in al its varied
~ cc,nnl,cufed forms. and ho0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

1GCee RCss VvWTUn SOVOsOOO9
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value and not TO be paid until you know
what you will receive.
m le.li Hunting Eases M afchea each klnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-17

DR.. Cheeseman's pills have received and are
now receiving the - nction Of the most ASsasAf
physicidrs In Am<ra q
Exptie;t disvctsos a w..h each box-the Pvtes
81 90 pr Lor, containing from 81 to 80 pills.
Pills sent oy mail promptly, By remitting price
to the pr oprietor in current fundss 80, s
Sod by Druggists Goncre1lx
s . 70
=. f :. .
uurcHINGs I HYLLTKn, -
.Psoprissas.
q Cedar ~ n I.
! Trade sapplied y LoSO : SEQ - s-SiJ
Dsuegisls. Chisaoe
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s.ats Agencies in Warrington,

Massachusetts, Colonel Gardiner
Tufts, second floor National IntelllgeuceT
Building, corner Seventh and d streets.
OhlO-JAmesC. Wetmore, corner Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Rhode Island-Lieut. Col. James T.
Benedict, corner Seventh street arc. Penn
sylvania avenue.
New York-Colonel Edwin R. Goodrich,
No. 2S3 T street, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth.
Pennsylvania-Colonel Francis Jordan,
4S7 Eleventh street.
Connecticut-Rey. VIM. A. Benedict, No,
2S9 Y street.
vermont-Col. Frank r. Holbrook, PSI
7 street.
Miehigan-Dr. Tunniclif, corner of Z
and seventh.
Indiaua-w. H. Denote, corner OF
Tenth and =.
nlluols-Nswton Crawford, Room No.
Patent Once.
WlseOnsin-w. z. sslleck, Room No.
y Patent Ofilce.
Kentaeky-C. @. PennybAkor, No. 4,
Pourand-a-half street.
Iowa-George Cowie, Fith Auditors
ONCE, Treasury Department.
New Hampshlre-Larkln Macon, 6lV
Seventh street,
Maine-B. II. Hines, 27S p street.
New Jersey-Lieut. Col. J. Z. Rafferty,,
2o2 o street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Downsy.
DelAwRre-Box 65l, Post Ofilce.
MinnOSotA-J. Y. Stock, Room 5, Land
Ofiiea.
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LO AL AFFAIRS

The CASES AGAINST HBLLHRAE AND FEE
LEY.-lss etdAy afternoon Q cases Of John
hsIleTan and Cornelius Feeley were taken up
b Justice boswell. The charge AgGinGt Hell
ietAn, was Kidnapping . eOlorCd man In the
Pl'riet Of Columbia, knowing hin TO DO en-
relied In MArylSnd.
Charles Steward, eolOred, testified that Hell
Itran engaged him a. hostlsT, afterwards he
P't.uAded him 81 enlist promising him Sut-
lerIhlp. white witness was at the Provost
MATshAls ofilee he found out he could not be
Asutleri wltnsBs, desiring to enliSt, went - .
substitute for Mr.. hollOhAn. be phyisg ATTY
dollars more than Hellsran. After ZONE ar
missed.
10 the case OF Cornelius FeeleY, charged
With perjury and unlsViully attempting TO
enlist . 7, bel deBettsr, Miles Bail testined
that he was AdeIeTter fro N the rebSl army ,And
cane here about four weeks ago witness
met Fseley, who told h m he could make
money by ding ~ HubStitute for some ore.
witness reRlied he was = re eli deHeTtaT. RE.
ley told btsh he could say he was from Irelsnd
and his nan was John Cherry. Accused and
man named Kelly then took witness 10 Jus
hee Walters once, and had him 10 swear to
allen papers. Feeley and Kelly also 0wore
MY knew Cherry lBSn) TO be an alien. Ball,
Sho had been drinklng before he went 10
snauee Walters once, became fighteoed
a,ter he had sworn, and told the truth about
Eeeley was held TO bail 10 the sum Of e6oO
'of his appearance At the criminal court.
bT. PATRIoK's DAI.-To-dAy IL the an
alvsrsAry Of the birth Of saint Patrick, the
tatelary saint OF tho "Green lAle Of the
peean,n the lAod Of poetry and OF tong-a
And whose music has been tempered With
tatlAneholy, for her people have been OF late
nSnrning. The day viii be duly honoTed
~ thia city and vicinity. Al St. Patrick 4
ing.
This evening a Is.tnre v,iII Ia dsIivsred nv
e., r. Trophy, one OF the professors oi
hS..lAsa College, ~ the new hAll IN y street,
;,"osn Ninth aud Tonth streets, on the sub
Who are the Irish Z" This will be FOB
so.u ~ musical entsFtainment, in the
SSu se o. which Mrs. CollliA Young KTetIch
NJ VIII sing several Irish mslOdi ., and the
Onal Hymn OF Ireland viii be GuuE.
Ala Sstholio fetal Abstinsnos sOeiSty viii
hay leofAie the day by . meeting - this
apI sosnsr Of Tenth and streets, sommSn-
has SHanqnst win be given In the evening q
M, sthAnFe Hotel, c street, IN the fsaIivi,
tdsNs which many citizens OF IFish birth AuC
EtIiT Of ireland viii participate. There
aAoW Of I0ul,"
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Ll.t OF e.n.r.I no.p,,.I.
Uudcr Direction Of S,rgeon r. o. Abbott, U
s. A., Medical Director Department.
Of HdaAia1tOa.

UtdT DbecttOtt " oeaf9eoA ~. ". ADOo1, ".
8. A., Medical DIRECTOR Department.
Of RasAiagtoa.
1. Armory Square, Washington, d. c.,
A.yenth street west, between Canal and B
g.; south, in charge Of Surgeon DIV. Bis,
. kugur General Hospital, near Aler
,rdrin, Va. in charge OF Surgeon Georgr
i. Sutton. U. s.V
q Carver, Washington, d. O., Pour
,stnth street west, at terminus OF city rail-
road, 10 charged OF Surgeon o. A. Judson,
4 Campbell, Washington, D. G., Seventh
,,reet west, at terminus OF city railroad
north, In charge OF Surgeon A. Y. Sheldon,
S. Columbian, Washington, d. c., -Four.
tenth street west, at terminus Of city sail.
road In charge Of Surgeon T. X. Crosby,
g. Douglas, Washington, D. O., corner
At, street and New Jersey avenue, in charg,
Of Assistant Surgeon VIM. Y. Norris, U.s
:. Emory, Washington, D. c., neal
Almshouss, east Of the Capitol, in charge Of
surgeon N. X. Moseley, U. 3. V.
s. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two mile,
hack Of Alexandria. In charge Of Assistant
surgeon II. Allen, U. 8. A.
y. Finley, Washington, d. G., Kendall
Green. Fourth street east, north OF the city
10 charge OF Surgeon @. L. Pancosst, U. &
10. Hardwood, Washington, D. o., Cor
coranis farm, Seventh street west, In chArR,
Of surgeon K. Is. BOnecou, U. q. V.
II. Judiciary Square, Washington, ID
c.. Judiciary square, X street north, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets west, II
charge Of Assistant Surgeon +. q. Davis
US. A.
10. kAlorsmA, (smsll-poI,) Washington
D. O., Rock creek, out Tweuty-hrst street
in charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon
x. J. Thomas, u. B. A.
IS. Lincoln, Washington, d. G., on
mile east Of the Capitol, In charge Of As
sistant sur geon J. G. Mckee, U. 3. A.
Il. Mount Pleasant, Washington, d
C.. Fourteenth street, one half mile be
yond city limits, in charge Of AsslstAu
surgeon G. A Mccall, U. 5. A.
10. Seminary, Georgetown, D. G., corne
o, Washington and Gay streets, In chArg
Of Surgeon q. W. DucSchet, u. 3. V.
IL ,tanton, Washington, D. o., stree
auo New Jersey avenue, In charge Of sui
geou B. B Wilson, U. 8. v.
II. Stone, Washington, ID. c., -Four
,eenth street, opposite Columbian Hospita
IN charge Of Acting Asst Surgeon P.Gler
nan, U.S.A.
IS. First Division General, Alex AndriI
Va, corner Of Fairfax and Camera
streets, in charge OF Surgeon Edwin Benz
Icy, U. s. A.
10. second Division General, Ale1SndriI
Va, corner Of Prince and Columbus streeti
| u charge OF Surgeon Edwin bentley, l
"a
q. Third Division General, Alexandria
Va. Washington street, between Quee
aud Came ron stIeeIs, In charge Of BurgeU
Edwin Bentley, U. 3. v.
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DRoPosALsFoR DEAD HORSES

QuAhTERaAsTEn GENERAL's OYTIcE,l
EIHST DtyIsIOE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., March I, 1898.
Sealed Proposals will be rseeivsd ~ This
1855, for tbs purchase Of ell harses that may
die or DO killed At the GieGbOTo' Depot, near
washington, ID. c., within the nsHt twelve
months suessedins the date Of the letting Of
The horses will bs delivered a. . certain
deIiEnatcd spot. 30 BE- fixed By the United
States.
The Auimsls are 70 Be removed daily, and
conveyed far enough from the limits OF The
depot TO avoid all nuisance, sither 70 the do
pot or the residents In the Vicinity.
Payment will be required 10 Soyernpent
fundA At the close of'eseh month, for ell AMI
mails delivered Mp 10 that daas.
Bonds, with approved securities In the sum
Of ten thousand 10000 dOllArs will be TO
quirsd from the party to whom the oontrAs'S
nal, Eiving full name and post once address
OF bidder. and be AecOmpan By guarantee
signed by two responsible persons and ooFtl-
nsd BY some United States ofnoer or Tesponsi.
bio person known 70 this Ofnse, and $50 By
The oath Of alleBianss' sisned' stamped and
Ibis once reserves the right 70 reject Aoy
or ali bids that may be offered.
Proposals should be addressed 70 the under
signed, washington, D. e. and be plainly
Horses" JAMks A. RkIk,
mi.iSt Col. in charge lst DIV. o.MG.o.
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Proposals for furnishing the Msd eel
PuTyeyinG Department In VI . city with STA
TIONERY are respectfully invited. Manu-.
fAetuFers aud dealers are requested 70 send
samples win prlse-list 70 this ones ~ early
~ pfAotieAbls. q. sUrHkRLAND,
Surg. U. 8, A., Med. Pur.
MEDICAL PuRvEYOAB OFFICE, WAsHIH0ToH,
ID. u Feb. -, 1880. mhi.itp
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THE STANDING STONE OIL
COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL sa,Ooe.oce
IN 1s,ooO shares, ., $50 sash.
'a''p :: s. E. e. :. T .... :.:s ;s
% : :s..:: {: :, !. :ss Z q. :sS 0S
ssrtptioa price.


ms Prcpsr,y Of M. sOnp.sy :cs.', go 9,
tract, and contains nom $3.50 70 aooo acres
Of land, IN iee simple, nee nom lease.i une
divided interests OF royalty. ssanaing s.oas
and IL tributaries pass through this prcps.,y.
and u has upon n lager amount OF oorinl
SsPfitory than 10 owned BY any other company
In West Virginia, n 10 situated h wiz eounr
ns.r me selsprassa n., ~ .s 80 ~ \, avs
times greater, and Il sousidsted By AL experl:
sneed OIL men familiar with the oil aistrio. %
West VlrSinia quite equal 70 u not supsnoS
V The RAsheone tract, Ihe st.ndns ~
Little KahAwhs river, near Durning sPring
run, across the Watsru Of Standing stone
creek, iosludinU portion Of nootnsonI Ioik
and Two hihs run, and y in ,a n,,vy.,sS
spring through By standing Stone and fstrs.
leum 70 HoFsa Meek Wells, near the ono
river, and embraces the line Of uyunAvAL.
1hs property q ,his ssnp.ny he, not ~ 80. :,
mlnorlh slrs, Who could not eonvey unul thsy
.tsainsd their majority, vhish the youngest
AID lew days ago.
wen. are O;lhg bored Or 2. , sSIsi,,,SH,. ~.
ssssdinS ssoas irssa oii was hrSs discovered
on iAs DIVERS farm, adjoining, . ven I!
being bored and oil obtained. The We. q
MsHarlAnd = Jones, on the Morgan lAna' v
ThssS lSnaS are held In trust By .. =. Can:
den, ESQ President Itret ss-sionAl hAnh %
rAEkersbufk, West Virginia, and tho HOO.
John .. Garlic, senator In congrSss from VIZ
EiniA, and vii BE- ~ them ocnvsyod " NE
Ianding stone On Company uhenever the
atosk 70 be dispossd Of by subaeripaon leo.
Wit, 1000 shAFes) shall BE- subaertbeS and paid
Tor, Three thousand sin hundred shares o.
the stoek have already been subssriesd snd
Maid lof. ..
r': :sS 4 q; S.OH low SSS
liza d 90 dstAh
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AFTHnPT AT RoBBnRI.-The bookstore
o. charles n Anderson was found open BY
after three o'clock this morning. The store
was entered by rome thleses ~ foteinE open
tbs front door. The ot1eer found the - burn
irg, and that the robbers had made an attempts
patent alarm, they were unable 10 d. 30; tkey
however succeeded In prying OF portion Of
the bottom, which was lound on the moor with
the alarm bell " 10 supposed they nust have
was several very tne Glbnms aud prayer b. oks,
amounting In all 20 about ESQ. There were
several hundred dollars worth Of cold pena In
the case, but In their hurry 10 leave they over
lOokNd than
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MIR. DEMPsTER, COMPOSER
e shs " sMIn 3 uEEs""LA SaSI OF Of

MIR. DEMPSTER, COMPOSER
IM OF the "MAY Q uEEk," LAMENT OF
Tia IRISH KMI0RANT," ke, having re-
Gently returned from Europe, will giye
BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
OF his most popular Sengs and Ballads, At
SEATon NALL,
Corner OF Ninth and D streets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %,
In which h. will Introduce his new settings
!" the S01f fD Y u OF 5s9 TzzE RSiSo"
Together with his fAvorite ballads, "The
LAmsat Of the Irish EmlgrGnt," .The Rainy
Day John Andsrson, NJ y" "Ihs Btrrin'
O. The Door" "A ecSb'i H hssI1" ., SBtsAE 3
ssGi" "Ths Death OF Warren" and his
CSnlAtA, "THE MAY QUEEN" In three
parts:
This song represents the gradual decay OF .
young and lovely gitl from The bloom Of heath
10 . premAiure grave. The whole viii be In
uodnesd By APprop late remarks, ard accom-,
panied on / ChiekeTinK PlAnOiOrte, Iurnt he'd
By the politsnsSS OF Mr.. John y. Eiiis, Sos
fennsylVAniA avenue.
Tickets, ona Dollar eaebi reserved sestS,
FIFTY Cen extra. May be nAd Of Mr.. Kills,
a. GbiVs, where . plAl Of the Hall may be
seen, and seats secured with numbetb A.
tAshed; Early application is respectfully re-
70 SOn@snss ., o'clock. Door. open At
kAlk-pAGt 7. mbib-HGms
GRAND COMPLIM EMIT.
VI AIRY BALL,
DRAFTED METROPOLITAN P0LICE OF
THE SEVENTH WARD,
To be given 81 IsLAND HALL
Corner Of sixth and ID streets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 40, 1855.
A cordial Invitation IL extended 70 the oitl-
Eens and their families, no lAdioS Invitations
having been issued.
ladies'
by order OF Committee OF Arrangements.
Tss;SSSsSIaAIssssss'VOAD, committee.
nhiO-sO6tS
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PRuPosALs,
OTRIOR OF TIE DEPOT QUAR-
" "sS SSs4 iszyu.ves.., K....A,

NVAN AMnNMANNAN-fA ANAAIN
PROPOSALS ron Amy fRAsPohfA-
Sealed proposals. will Be reesiyed .. this
one Ssss sS, ~ III On s S
Military supplies dufing The ysar isss, on We
following routes
RouTS NO l.-Tron Iost. Ls.ysnvorth.
laramie and Rilsy, and other dspois thu. nay
west bank Of ths Missouri river, north Of
Fort Leavenworth, and south Of latitude -
degrees north, 70 any posts or atatlona thai
are or may be eatabliahed In The Territortee Of
NehrAska, DakotA, Idaho and Utah, south
oflatitnds - degrees north, and east OF longi.
tude iit degrees west, and In the Territory Of
Colorado north Of 20 degrees north. Bidders
70 state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles
each Of the months non April V September,
Inclusive, OF the year 1855.
ROUTE No. a-from forts LAAvenworth and
Riley, In the state OF Kansas, and the town OF
Kansas, In the stats Of Missouri, 70 any posts
the state OF kansas, or In the Territory nf
colorado, south Of latitude 20 degrees north,
drawing supplies from Fort Lfayenwotth,
and 70 bort union, n, "a, or other depot VIA.
Garland, aud 10 anS other point or points on
the route. Bidders 10 a,a,a the rats per loo
pounds per 100 miles atvhieh thsy VIII trans'
port said stores In each Of the months Ron
April 70 september inclusive, Of the rear tess
| No additional percentage will be paid ioI
| the tEanspoEtAtion Of bacon, hard bread, pine
lumber, shingles, or any other storca-
bidders should give their name, In tuil, ~
well - their place OF reaidenae, and each pre-
posAl should Be- accompanied BY . bond In Tn
Ium OF ten thousand dollars, signed By two o
more responsible parsons, guaranteeing Ms
In ease . sontrAs, IL awarded for the rout
msntionsd In the proposal, 70 the parties pro
posing, the contrast will be accepted aud en-
tered into, and good and sutIieisnt security
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TINTED STATES SALE or
fxxr!I AZ PsI H sqsrS 81 ItoRrD TlHHer


NOTICE 10 hereby given that the several
tracts or lots Of land, si,uAted IN the county
Of 81. Johns, state OF Florida, have become
forfeited 10 the United stAtss, by reason OF
the non-paynent Of the direct taK charged
thereon, under the ast entitled "An set 10
nay interest on the public debt And Tor other
pafposes,p approved August Q, lsal, and an
act entitled IAN Act for the Sollsotion Of d.
rect taxes IN ihIuFrsotionAry districts with In
the United states, aud for other purpose"
approved June Z, 1884, and the Amondmvnta to
March ., 1898, and that The same will be sold
~ public auction, on MONDAY, the 10Th day
Of ArTil, 1888, ~ the city Of %. Augustine, In
said oounty Of %. Johns.
Ths trsots or lots Of land 70 DO sold 90 above
embrace "a The aggregate about
growth OF HARD PINE Aad LIVE OAK Tim
Der. Tt ere are several orange groves In full
bearing, And very desirable Cotton and Sugar
PiAniaiions. me LoAg staple or see IslAAd
Cotton esn BE- crown throughout %. Johns
lslAnds OF South Carolina and Georgia.
81, Jehns county extends nom the Atlantic
ocean 10 the 81. Johns river, which bounds II
on the weSt. 10 hiss Tor harbors on the A.
laniio, 81. Augustine and MaiAnIAs inlet
Oranges. lemons, lines, pomesranstss nss
guayss, olives and g spss grow In psrfessioa
1hs purchasers Of isnds and tsnsnsnts I'm.
oar the diree, taz set acquire . title IN fss
simple, Tree Ahd discharged from ell PRIOR lisna
and ineumbransea Of syory dassftt s5s what.
hosvar, for which the President u authorised
~ l. D. sTIcKNEY,
~ . WIN. ALsOP,
..--H aH AUSTIN SMITH,
mhiS-WSt Commissioner.
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70 ADVERTISERS snd Business Msn.
We invite the attention Of advertisers and
pvsinsss men TO the columns Of the DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, ~, an Advertising
medium. n has . large eiroulation I'm t.s
s,tiss Of Washington and Georgetown and The
surrounding country, and IL constantly In
sreAsing. We feel confident that thcy will
and II not only available, but reliable medium
al communicating with the public.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

ouARrERMAsTEa 0EH,s. OTFion,0
FIRsT DIVISION,
WAsHiN0ToH CITy, Nareh 1, l6es
VIII be SOLD a,publie auction, 70 the highss,
bidder, 81 Giesbofo, D. O., on
TUESDAY, March 7, 1885,
TUESDAY,, March u, ices,
TUESDAY, March 81, 1855,
TURsDAY, March %, ISL
DAY.
These horses have been condemned a. unfil
for the eAvalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good
bargains may 10 had.
A. n. Terms cash, "a United ststss eurfsnsy.
JAMES 4. EKIN,
Colonial IN charge Flrst Division Quarter.
master 0enefal's Once. mhs-td
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uoRsEsl HoRsEsll HoRsEslll
auAsrrHMAsrHA Q. HrsAL's osyIes,
PInsT DIvIsloh

4uARrEnMAarHA q, HEnAL's Orrfon,
FInsT DIvIstoA
wAsaiNoroH Cry, February - loaos
HORsks suitable for the cavalry service,
viii be purchased o. olesbofo' Depot, IN spsn
market, till April 4 1895.
~ Moore, A. q. NJ, and be sabisetsd 70 the
uaial osSsrnusnt inspsetion before psins -
espted.
In till aesh and good condition., from hitseA
(iS) 10 sixteen (ltl hands high, from ave ~ -
nine Is) years Old, and wall adapted N every
nine CO.. and tan CiO) years Of ego, II sun VIC.
orouS, sprighuy, and healthy, may be -
oeptsd. -L--.
(Siisj sash. Hours Of inspsStloS, from . .. N.
Faymsnt win b made % this once.
Colonial In charge FRS, 6 DE q q, 40.
(ahil-lOt ~
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Mr.. RoRREsT as Rt6ro, last night, In The
Broker Of Bnsota," added fresh lSursis " his
already wrl-earned fame. To-niEht he makes
his last appearance positively, appearing ~
VuoiHius, In sheridan Knowles excellent play
OF mat name He will be supported BY Mr..
Mccullough, Miss X. Bailey, and the principal
members OF Mr.. Ford's sompany.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

sandy Jerome, and JAsner nlkin were srrest,
yesterday BY Ofioer Howard, OF the Fourth
wars, Oh the charge Of AssAun and battery on
Michael onnef. some dispute Arose hetNeen
ner and beat him svereiy. Jerome EiRin va,
disclosed; the others were held 20 bail fol
cnuFt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Has NATURE Az ANTTDoTI FOE acquired
diseases 7 All who suffer believe they ouEh to
and can be cured. Tbs PLAHTATioS BIrTBEa
prepared by DR.. Drake, Of New Yoik, have no
doubt benefited aud cured more persoBs Of
DvBpepsiA, beTvoutnesa, sour stomach, Ices
OF appetite, sinking Weannesa, general cehil-
ity, aud mental despondeney, than any ether
article In existence. They are composed Of
| to be taken - TOME and gentle atm al ant
| They are adapted to any are or condition oil
life, and are eNtsns'Vely pop lar with moth
| era and per sons OF aedentNTY hAbita,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

BAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT afternoon .
by train Of ears 90 Third street east between
X and I. His leg was broken and crushed In
terrible manner. The unfortunate man was
taken TO the QuAftermASter's hospital by some
OF toe wOtkDen employed On the road, and his
woundI promptly attended TO.