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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-02

The AMENpNENr.-The Kentucky legiss'
tme Thursday rejected the constitution
amendment The vote in the Senate wa'
taken on the 2ad, standing Il in favor anl
2l against' in the House, standing 2l in i''
vor and 62 against, Minority reports Cd
the subject were presented in both Houses
favUring ratification on the condition
compensation; but the majority repof
tatly rejecting the amendment, We're hnaI's
adopted.
Two states Delaware and kentucR'
have now rejected the amendment, anu
seventeen have adopted it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-02

SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY-On MOnda
President Lincoln nominated Senator Nor
gan of New York as Secretary of the TrTa"
ury, but subsequently withdrew it,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-02
CAPTURE OF WILMINGTON :!
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 24-12, midnight
To MAJ Gen. DIX Ne,c- York: The folowiz.
official report Of the capture ofWilmmgt-
has been forwarded to this Department b.
Gen. Grant
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. Of VA.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Feb 2HlOp Il
To GEN |. 5. GRANT, City Point: Our uO,p
entered Wilmington on the morning Oft
22n inst. After the evacuation of Fort 4
derson. Gen. Schofeld directed Cox to
low its garrison toward Wilmington, vii
Terry followed Hoke on the east side Of Il
river. The latter took up a new line, foC
miles from Wilmington, but was so cloSel
pressed by Terry that he could send d
troops to the west side On that side lL
Rebels made a stand. behind Town Crces
but on the Goth Cox crossed his troops b.
low them on fiat boat, attacked them
the rear and routed them, taking two gua
and 800 prisoners. --..
On the 2lst Cox pushed.to the Brunswo
River opposite Wilmington, where ii
bridges were on fire; and on his arrival
Rebels began burning the cotton and ros
in the city, and left it that night.
Our captures, including Fort Anders
amount to about 100 prisoners and 80 gus
Citizens state that the Rebels bure
1000 bales of cotton and 1900 barrels
rosin.
The Union feeling showed itself qu1
strongly in the city.
Terry followed Hoke northward.
G.. B. CoMsTocK,
Lieut.-Col.,A "A. D. c. and Brev ig.-Gcn.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-02

Coin at New York, Saturday, sold at 1879
fell to 1881, and closed at 1891 against
204I on the 18th.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-02
LATEST WAR NEWS.
EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON-THE
OLD FLAG WAVES OVER SUMPTER

Old FLAG WAVES OVER SUMPTER
WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
This Department has received the official
report of Major General Gilmore, announ,
cling the surrender of the city of Charles
ton, South Carolina, to the United States
forces under his command, at nine o'clock
on Saturday morning, the 18th inst.
Among the captured property are two
hundred pieces Of good artillery and sup
ply of fine ammunition. The enemy burned
their cotton ware houses, arsenals, quarter
masters stores railroad bridges, two iron
clads, and some veseels in the ship-yard
FnvTS NJ STANTON
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
THE STANDING STONE OIL
IL COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, sa,oOoeOo,
IN $500 shares, ~ 60 each.
subaOriptisn price, els per share, subject 70
NO other cali or assessment.
A working capital Of 800, 900 reserved. Only
1900 shares 10 Be sold ~ the sub
beripti0n prioe.

Ths property Of this company consists Of
the wSll-known Martin or standing Stone
tract, and contains from $500 70 5000 acres
Of land, in fec simple, nee nom leases, UNI
creek Ia branch Of the LlIils KG GWhs river
and Its tributaries pass through this property,
and II has upon u larger amount Of boring
territory than 70 owned BY any other company
", near the celebrated RAthbonS, or burning
dprlng tract, amt IN eNtant OF territory 10 i've
times greater, and II considered by AL cap, ri.
eneed oil men familiar with the oil district Of
We; r.. v hsSoS. S s. :SO me s. aSs
Oh compLny's pIsperty eStends IRON the
Little KanAwhA river, near burning Spring
Run, haron the waters Of Standing Stone
creek, ipeluding portion Of Robipson's York
and Two Rhine run, and 10 immediately In
the Great OIL Break, extending from BuininS
spring through By SHADING stons and retro.
l6um TO Hofbe Neck Wells, near tho Ohio
river, and embraces the line Of UpHyAvAL.
de- eIopsd, Tor the reason that Il bslonEed 90
minorphoirs, who could not oohvey until they
attained their majority, which the youngest
Wells are being bored on the adjoining
lands, ana oil had. II IL sid that, upon this
st.ndins stons tract, oil was nrst discovered
90 the Dsvsrs farm, adjoining, . well Is
MsTsrinnd d Jonss, on the Morgan land, IL
These lands are held In trust By J. N. Cam
den, Esq President Yitst National BAnh Of
inrkers5urE West vlrglniA, And the Hon.
SiniA, and vii BE- ~ thsm conveyed TO thu
landing stone OIL Company hensy0r the
stock 20 be dispossd Of BY Subscription Ito
wit, %, 900 shafes) shall Be subscriber and paid
Tie stosk have already bean subscribed ana
paid for.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

~ WARRINGTON, ID, o., March I, 1890.
A HaAfd Of MedioAl Oflioers viii convene 10
New York city, ON the 18th instant, 70 examine
Aush mOdels Of artificial limbs LEGS and arml)
tom a. nay be pfesontedb By the rospeotiyO In.
vontors OF propriotoTs.
Those mspuiASiu srs only who shAlI be rec.
0mmopded ~ the Board will Be Auih0hEod 70
furnish llIabs or apparatus.
AZ tho object Of this Board 10 " secure the
bea AItineiEl Limits, 49,, Va the mutilAtd col
der, al manuiaotufer, mubt submit their mod
els 70 this Board In order TO reosive lie Ap-
pLoval and teeSmmenda.ion' insludinI these
who desire 20 do So
For further infeTmAtion apply % Surgeon
VIM. J. sloan, u. T. A., Medical Director, De.
partmsnt OF the Fast No. lsS nlsseksr street
Now York city.
ny order OF The surgeon 0snstAll
q. " CRANE, Surgeon U. ., Army.
mhl.stuthaN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09


Ii1 JAH cooKR, o. cor arn. Aav,aa n.
sunsd ne General AgsnsY fsf eovsnnsas
Lo~as, We are prepared 10 furnish pronpily,
70 aCsnts and pursAnssrs,
. .. sEvERTHafH TRsAtuRy NOTES.
fhsss notes ere issusd. undsF date of Angus,
Is tssL N denominations q 7. Hs1
ESQ, 600, tuOo. $1,000 ASD 5000.
Thsy bear interes, ~ TAio per cent per
annum, and have coupons attached, pAyahls
IN lawful money on February 18th nad August
18Th Of each rear. The principal will b paid
In lawful Money on August 18th, 1851, or, Il
the option Of the holder, The notes mar than
b exchanged 81 par Cor IT,.
UNITED STATES FIvETwENrY BONDS,
redesmAbis At the pleasure Of the Govern
msnt At any time aftsr ave years, and payable
twenty years from August is', 1851, with In
forest Al
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN,
payable ssni.anuualiy. These bonds are a
ptessn. wor h In the market about
NINE PER CENT PREMIUM,
nom which deduct the premium upon tho
aoerued god interest, and there IL len net
prCnium upon the bonds Of
SIX PER CENT,
with the prospect Of . much Erea,er value 4,
the date Of tho maturity Of the svsn.ThiT,y
notes.
/ We receive In payment for subsOriptioal
the several issues Of
Five PER CENT. TREASURY NorES
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
uoRsEsI HoRsEsl HORSE M
TEE q. HEhAL's OFFICE,

aUARTEaaASTER O. MEALS 0FTICE,)
FIEBT DIVISION,
WASnIH0ToH CRY, February ~, 1883.
HORSES suitable for the GGValIy HerViOe,
will DO purchased - 0tssborup Depot, In open
market, till April I, IsaS.
Horses viii DO delivered 10 Captain L. Low
~ Moore, A q. NJ, and be subjected to toe
usual GOvornusnt imposition before 1einE 80
Sspted.
tpeeIA cations - follows; Cavalry hOTSea
must be sound In all PARTICULAR, well broken,
In full heah and good condition, from 1itse q
(IB) 10 sixteen 40 hands high, from ave (b) TO
nine Ce) years old, and well hdSpied In every
way 70 cavalry purposes. Horses between
nine co. Ahd ten (iO) years Of age, II still Wig.
oTous, spnshty, and healthy, may be 80.
pTice, enc hundred and ssvtnty-nye dollars
(0I1sl each. Hour Of inapestioh, from q. m.
Faynsat will Be made ct this once.
Colsnsl In charge First Division q. N. c. o.
fobtt-tt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

fHE FIRET CoRPS-NoTECE TO VETE-
RANA

RAMA
hEADaUAasERs FInsI ConPS,l
"-eieH, " ~ Dee, - Io'
Co. .hS',,S ,Ss. y. n.,'aa :. - - -" nu y,
coi r IahnIen sa,t,.,', H., a'I,,S'as.
"A os;o R.iiro.d n.no, w..hinr,on n a.
a. v.,.,.a ~ ~, 5000 80 80.
Aas bssn hosor.bIy diseharaed, and h pbysI.
saIIy ouaIined. nav enlist IN the Cana Tor one,
two or three years.
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VIZ AFTER RENTB.
w WARM REaISTER'S OTVIoE,

CRY HALA yIn. u IStS.
ALL OCCUPANTS OF PREmIsEs WHERE
the Aqnsdnst WatsT II AIKEN will PieasO
Take kotiee-rhAt the Water Rent Zoe the
oOrp0ratlOn Of WAshlnGton, and payable n
this once. II not paid prior 20 the istn day
OF February, the wAtsF viii BE- shut OF q the
earliest pfA6tioAblo dag thsFoalter WltAout
msnt Of rent ahAll hsvo baOn made, and two
dOllAfs 0AponaA1 Of nhutting on ana iostOrlnk.
RAHDoLrH CoiLE, Waior Rsgia,A,T
% sl-dtmRl0
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REMEMB Err
e 500 g
sEvERTA sTREEr
NHiEY QUARTERMAsTER'sOF or

THIEF QUARTERMASEER'B0 OF
ISoToH, y. @ January 4, 1854.
All DEALERS N Dfuga, Hardware, Lnnbars
Leather, once Furniture, Harness and SAD
lsTy are Isaussted 70 ssnd 70 thls otass, On me
List, IN duelieaiej Of the articles Ihey are pre-
pared 70 furniBh to this dopol ~ short notice,
VITA the price 81 each marked In plain figures,
- thst, n oass The eHlgsnalsl Of the aervieS
talhed without HsiaY, and q the lowest Pnee.
Dealers Wishing % sail 70 this Dopot uill ~
required 70 fpfniSh thS Lat punstulllE ssefy
h0adAy mofning. p. r. npCAhh
AN DspOl 81 WAshinGlNb
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bPEorAL,NoTToMs,

HD,ssasss e sSS n.vvsa.. nsws,s,,
ytlh..y - nusu.l aTsssns-e1I nd ~,
~. Sssstnss. hsVpttl q ~ poWAnn
.o1.sL.orSsen, " asn ~ ee.lsa ls,.
~ tsnnyss,ep;a w. ~ shsfs1 AAllss., d. J.
sS Es. isSsS MA zs;Ssi:.
- no. @ss-'y
rArF,enA n nssdl-Thsss rsqu,r-
ilg eonhdentil nsdis.i sssistanes sho1id ap-
ply 90 aoma ~ ar edueated physi.fan Who
ha. made eef,.la elseAsss HE special study,
sesh msn = y. DARBY, whois daily curing
have been - All he ssii-ealIsd Dossofs IL this
city, and epeot valuable time q 81 no ey, with
no benefit, 'til he took eAavgs Of them. He
terms are more moderate thsa those o. mere
neees The unfortunate, and thea advise them,
When Y 4 alnos, too late, 10 apply 20 him.
Call q hin . once, OF you may re.Ist u
w w a ~ ~ e... d. phhBf,
washihgton city. tshISH
n-A Care o1aFa5 tssd-A WoTa 81
ApyIcE.-Thoss Who have been dootorinE for
weeks and montha without obtaining relief
should consult Dr.. FishblAtt, Whose once Il
NJ street, between kleventh and Tweluh
years. experiences Ss Is. .. SSlS 69 .S
ats reputation ~ . phyaloiAr. Recent
eases cured In few days. Char1ss modGTate,
DE-. EIshblAtI, atI y street, between Eleventh
AID d he srsS' can - treated 81 maui iiSs.
euited jA2l-u
~ Information Frss-To Nervous SUI.
erer,-A Een,leman cured Of Nervous Debili,
", Ineompctenoy, Premature Decay, aud
Youthful Error, astuated BY desire 70 bene,
M others, vili Be happy "a furnish 10 all whs
need y, (tree 81 eharge,) the recipe and direc
sioas TOT making lhs slppls remedy used "a
his easA euuefers vigiine 70 pfoft by IN,
sayert,sss'. bad experisnee and possess Ssur'
and valuabie remedy, can 10 % by addresgin,
hin o. once ~ bis plses Of business. III
heeipe and lcli lnformation-of vital import
ance-Will Be eheerfully scot BY return o
mail
Address JOHN = OGDEN,
No. % Nassau street, New York.
=. = Nervous sufferers Of both sexes vii
md this Information InvaluAhla. arfEamdku
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

EoR SALE.--.A TRUCK FARM,
u OF nfty asros, IN sight OF Washington.
Good soili plsn Of tinbsrI large peach
AitS, House and Lot on New Jersey avenue.
nsaf baltimore Depot,
htissss n. J. MCCLELLAN, wAshLsE,on
Gv. mhl.tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

CUBsTITUTE WANTED AT 500
- NINTH street, ono door from Psnnsyl.
SInlA avenue. m'BIs
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AMusnMlMTS.


TfORn'B NEW, THRATRR II
'S .;sS 80. :: %. :; , x. r:
81 SS:F.O ssa ~ x. rsisrfss c JAM.
IN ~ thas'e and bssntlfli eenedy, ~ !.
,c,s.ps Msrr.ee, -, sa'lss piAE.L OF,
10 conclude with tha nsV fsrc,, euti,lst
MT wiFE'S MAID, ksftsta PerRius. me
ws :. rG,%stS sSyrsaUiS5 S.I r Is
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u o II 8 A L Z.

10 sasss brakes Hantstioa Bittsrs.
80 /" ", ,. Q. Club Hoass Ola.
10 bbls. Old RYe whisky,
% vsry Old aye Whisky,
100 half chests Tsa % various kinds.
leo boxes Old Plantatioa Cofee.
100 kits Meas Mack erel.
100 half kita Mess MaekoreL
100 kits No. DO.
100 No. . DO.
100 Picked salmon.
% bags Old lava Cones.
And . general assortment OF wines, L.
qusrs, Champagne, Havana Cigars, he., at
market rates. W. COPWIN HURGY,
No. u North Charles street,
mi3ly baltimore, Md.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

THE only place whore you can purchase
hide RIbbsr goods Of all kinds At hsaaIsefU.
IcTt' priSss, Il ~ n. A. HALLS lHdiA Rubber
Warehouse, 1I0 fennsYIVAnia avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, eli
kinds OF Rubber goods beautifully rspSirsd
at short notice. AAr9a-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE.
tofOrs existing undsr the dTm OF sCOI,.
CAY SANS has this DAY been d nsolved Dy
mutual consent, Mr.. EAhdS retiring IRON tho
hFm. q. W. BCOLLAY viii eoRtinuO the
business Al t4S PennayIyAniA aYenue, And 10
alone authorized 10 collect the outstAndlnG
sSoountS due the lars hrm.
- = GEORGE W. OcOLLAY,
FRANK Z. BAhD2
February N, IeSS. hAsSSt'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

.nFFIUE DEPOT UUMMIssAKY
~ OF SUBSISTENCE, wAsanoroS,
PROPOSALS ron FLOUR.
Scaled Proposals, In d. Rioals, are invited
until March II, lss6, a. lao'oioek m, Tor flr-
nishinE the subslatenoe Dspartment with
THREE THOUSAND Slo, 5000 sARRkL' OF
ms proposals win be for what 70 known ~
this Depot ~ hos, !, . and ., and bids viii be
slts!iAlnsd for any quantity les thAA the
Bids nuH Do In dupliss,s, and for sash
Z Ads on sspArAts sheets OF paper,
The delivery Of tho a uf 70 commence with
In such quantities, dAily, ~ the 0oVsrnmsnt
my direct, delivered II the Gov ernment wA .
house In 0oorgetowp, ~ the whATves, or rail.
| road depot 10 wAghlngtnn d. q.
The delivery OF all -Four awaried 10 ID
eomplstsd within twenty days NON the opsn'
PSymeni viii be m ads In such funds 40 N,
Government may have Tor dis our,ement.
The usual GoyefnRieut Inspection viii b
made just before the Flour e received, and
| none wall be Hoespted which 10 not ireah
ground, sod made from wheat ground in the
vicinity whore Manufactured, uhlsps OF very
ks T,SSr y Be delivered In new oak bar
An OATH Of silsgianss mus, sssompany the
bid Of each bidder who has not the oath on
nls IN this once, and no bid vii BE- eutsr'
| tanned tom parties who have previously
failed 10 comply with their bids 90 from nd
dsrs not present 70 respond.
0oysr1ment reserves the risht 70 yeleot an
20 fSr any cause: nd: q, e :, :. sadrss.sa :;
"ProposAls for Flour" \. T. pniDoEs
| mhl-ht Captain, q ".
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In regard 10 Hr. Wshlrs playIhE on OthsP
pianos, we hsreby state thai has agents allow
BIN 70 DO 90 only for aoenaldeIatlen. MessEs.
sons, who offered 20 use thar pianos IN al
their concerts, provided they were paid Ger.
tain oomponsailon for doing 90, which pro lO6Al
the MosSrs. stolnwAy indig nAntly rejected
large Ass0Tlmaht Of btsinWayS PIANOI
and Mason \ HAmlln'a CADtnEr OR0ANI
csc always be found ~ the WareFoOms Of
mhS-it W. q. MkTZEROTT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

500 REF REMOVAL 300
e 500 q
SEVENTH sTREEr,
JoINIE0 ODD FELLoWr HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM n co. 100
HAVE Removed ssu
Thsir WelLknoWn, Old-EstAbllshsd
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNEss,
MILITARY RouIPMRNT MANuRAoToRy
NEW BUILDING, .a.
e 500 81
SEVENTH sTREEr,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THn OLD STAND.
tufs, . mott somplsts assortmsnt Of even
style and price Of military and oihien9
SADDLES AND DRIDLKA
BREAST COLLARs AND MARriNoALka,
ZINE SWORD BKLTa .H
with TophAm's Patsnt nids.
sole Manufacturer Of ara
LANGHOL2s PATENT SPURS.
MAnufaotuSera Of .EH..
LAN0HoLzs PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP.
ron sALEi T
EWBANK's PATENT gPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATs sPuRs
BuFFALo AND ZINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETa
BITS.
MILITARY AND CIrIZENR ra
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HA r N EgB.
FINE DOUBLE CoAoI, CARRIAGE, AND
ZINE siSeiE cARKilGE: BueGY, AND
SUfLERy STAGE, WAGON, Carl, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS,
WIFI va MOD
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
| RIDIN0, AND WAGON WhIPA
EVERY SrYLE AND PRICK.
TRUN KB. ar.n
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKs AND VALUES,
| IRON FRAMe TkUhka, $3.50
WOOD BOX rnUNKs AND YALIsES
LADInR DREss TkUNks AND BONNET
ARSSNvASlsvs AND PACKING rauNKs,
thss' Canvas, sad csrpsi lrsssilse SsGs,
LAAiss' gressh sAteheli, Toy TfuUks And
seh0ol sAtshals, AaA ever sEtisls In their line
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

ANY one having oeeAsioa 10 visit private
medical Institution are advised 70 cali on Dr..
VsllnJ, -r
large and successful practice here and
elsewhere enables him 70 guarantee perfect
sure IN all eASoa.
All ViGIta and Communication strictly pri-
Vkte and confidential. Persons SGiltES zee D.
one bus the Doctor, iobl-u
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FOR Rs sAL L6n;1.. TWENTY-FIVE y,

EOR SALE IA TWENTY-FIVE
IL ACRE COUNTRY SEAT, four miles
from Washington. mproyemsnts-Ane excel
lent irsne dwelling tiourtseu roomJl, stable,
earriagehous corn crib, oistern OF ~ go al.
loos capacity. several hundred young fruit
trees on The place. viii exchange for In
proved city property.
A Hotel containing twenty rooms, central
location. The furniture, . twn years leare
licenses, and Possession IL ohafed for o., 500
gain.
A Frame Rouse on .PeOn,ylvAuia avenue
east bctwsen sixth and ssvsnth streets, with
lot, laxi91, for 81, 200 cash.
A business property on PennsylyAnia ave-
nue., 20 feet front, fifteen rooms, inSludinR
large btors-room, ott, 900
corner property, fronting $50 feet on Penn.
sylIAnia avenue, improved by onioes, stores,
and dNpllinGS, 10 offered on favorable terms.
MITCHELL h SONS,
- Real Estate Brokers,
corner PsnnsylvAniA ave. and FiitseRth 81.
N. Roo 900 square feet cheap lots east al
the Capitol, houses and lots In all parts OF the
city number OF farms, oil lands, he, tor sAlC
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& L A T o N Ii A L l.
CORNER or NINTH AND D STREETS.

This LArE. and HAndsoms Hall 10 nov for
coed, nniShSd 10 the mo.t subsi.atis Al
mAnnsi, with large and oonveoisnt dressing
rooms, and gallery 81 the south end Tor spec.
tAtoTs.
Ths Hall IL the best ysnitlAtsd room "A the
east and Weat side, with large VebtilAtor In
the centre OF the Hall. Il 10 admirably adapted
for Concerts, being built with especial AftSn-
ton 70 that otlsetI and isI Ialls The grea.ss.
could he procured.
1hs Hall wall Be rented for 1alll, Concerts,
MinHtTals, Fairs, hs.
Inquire o. o. sHECKELS. 90 D GtTsst, third
door fTon tbs Hall. nOfo-dif
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
ouARrrRnAsrrR asH,s. oESioH)
rInaT DIVISION, ~
VIII Ss ,a cIs %. e =: sss..
bidder, a. 0iesbofo, D O., on (.
TuEsDkI, Msreh =, tsaA,
TUESDAY, March u ltQs
TUEscAT, march o., IFeS
TWO HUNDRED cLvALRY hoRSes RAon
.... ..- DAY. ..Is.-s 49,.
These horses have bern sondemned ~ unht
for the cavalry services IL the army.
bargplns may bs had.
Yoiss. soia ,ingiy, sais 70 commence q %
A. n. Terms saah, 10 united mstes su,v.nsy.
Colonel IN eAargs Ylnt DiyiSioa au.rtsr.
master Generals once, mhetd
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DRoPosALsFOR DEAD HORsRS
ouAarzRMAsrrR oEEIaAL's ovTieE,)
TtHsr DfyIstOn, y

NNhhN btNlaNuNn Il
WAsHINoroS, D. O., March I, isas.
ssAied Propoaala will Be received ~ this
once until VI O'Clock on saturday, March 10,
lsos, for the purchase Of All horses that may
die or Be killed q the 0isshorO' Depot, near
Washington, ID, G., within the ns1t twelve
month. sueessiins the date Of the letting Of
The Sors.s win be delivered at . certain
desiEnAsed spot 20 BE- hxsd BY TIE Omitted
The snluais are 70 be removed daily, and
eonveled far en?ush nom the hmits o. the
depot 70 avoid all nuisance, si,her 70 the De.
pot OF the residents In the vicinity.
Payment will Be required In oovernnent
funds, A. the close Of each month, Tor ali AMI
malls delivered mp 10 tbet date,
Honda, with approved securities In the sum
OF ten Thousand 'ti0o oo) dollars viii BE- 70
quired nom the party TO whom the sOhtrAeti'
zach propos,l must stats she price per sni.
| nj Il, living full name and poet once address
OF bidder, and be aooompsn isd By q guarantee
sigued By two responalbls persons and oerti.
asd by some United states odAoer or rosponsi.
bls person known TO this eflee, and AIo by
,hs oa,h Of sllsSiAnSs, siSnsd, stamped, aud
This once reserves the risht TO rtjsst any
or all bids that may Be offered.
Proposals SHOULD Be addressed 70 the under
signed, Washington, D. O., and Be plainly
H %. on the snvs'ops, .erSpo.sl. sor Dead
/ mi.ist Col. In aharxe ist DIV, q. 90
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osaleA propps.ls y lNpllclfs srs invited
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Tfssr HuxpssEg ,sg sAsRzIs OF
10 :: delivered !, ne oev.snnsa, wsr..
:. ne go, IN seS p e '1 Ss
he cors Meal n Be- d.nvrr.d in sood,
POUND asnr barrels, each eontsining oas hun
ground, and Of gseS nsfsHsStSbis ousiity.
add viii be inspected before nh rsoeived.
Payment viii b mate in such Mads ~ the
onyernment may furnish ior disburesnenI
~ No. 90 q SsrSss, endorsed Proposals ioi
corn Meat"
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DR0PO5ALs FOR sTATiONEkY.
II Proposals tog furnishing the Ned sAl
rurveyins Department IN Oh city with STA
TIOhEhH ato respectfully invited. Manu-
fastuFers and dealers arc requested 10 send
samples with prlse-list 20 this onlse - early
&c pfAotIsablO, o. sc fHERLAND,
Surg, u. 8. A., Med Pur.
MEDICAL PuRVEVoa's bFTICE, WAsIIHsToH,
D. e., Feb. ~, isaS. mhI.llt'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

F0R RENT--A WELT COATED
IL and thoroughly furnished HOUSE, new
carpets and payer throughout, with modern
farniturei China, liner, aud kitchen furniture
comnlete. 1rqutre Of c. N. WALKER. Finh
Auditor, Treasury. mhI.9ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

Has NATURE Az ASrrDors for acquired
dtssasss I AL who suifsT believe they ought 20
and can he cured. The PLAHrATIsS BIITRss
prepared BY Dr.. Drake, OF New York, have no
ID Dyspepsia, neTVou meas, aour stomach, lcsa
Of appetite, sinking weanness, general tebil
ity, and mental dsspondeney, than sny ether
article In existence. They are composed OF
the purest roots and herbs, carefully prep AIRED,
Troy srs adapted TO any age OF eondition Of
life, and are extensively pop liar with moth,
sfs And persons Of ssdsntsry habits.