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FROM CITY POINT,

Yesterday the steamer r. A. Mount arrived
here from City Point, the only boat that has
come directly through since the commencement
of the ice blockade. She reports great guam
titles of floating ice on the lower Potomac.
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EVENING SRssIoNs.-The House OF Repre-
sentatives yesterday adopted a resolution pro-
viding for evening sessions until the passage
Of the amen datory Internal Revenue act.
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A NEW PIRATE 1t is reported that new
2eoei pirate, named the Ranger-a small light
dra0ght swift English steamer-was in the
harbor OF Montevideo, South America, in the
middle Of December last. The United States
steamer Iroquois was also in port, keeping
CLOSE watch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

OosgIRMED.-The appointment Of Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant Edward Hooker, who
for some months commanded the Commodore
Reed. of the Potomac flotilla, was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

TeLKGRAPHIC DEsPATCHRs.-By decision OF
me commissioner OF Internal Revenue, a teIe-
glapnic despatch is not property in the ordi.
eiVea tof sacr. dispatch Is exempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

SEVEN sales of Seven.
Ihtraes by Subscription. in Philadelphia since
ootptoay amount ~ $685. 200.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTS
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-The man who bought an Old Wagon
1 from me four months ago, and paid $l0 on it,
is notified tina. shall sell the same Immediately,
as he was to call for it in few days.
e. G. ANDERSON, Maryland avenue
re 6-t' near tn st, Island.
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REBEL DESERTHRs.

During the month Of January, eight hundred
and thirty -ene deseyters from Lees army
passed through Colonel lngraham's office in
this city.
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The Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-Thos. N. Whitestone,
one OF the members Of the Ohio Legislature
firm this county, was among the killed by the
accident on the Cincinnati and Marietta Rail-
road.
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THIRD EDITION.
S O'CLOCK PM
Army Of the Potomac In Motion.
THE FIFTH CORPS LEADS OFF

GREGG'S CAVALRY HEADS THE COL.
UMN.
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SOLE AGENTS
DPOPoSALS FOR ICE.

DFOP0SALS FOR ICE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED S7lTRs,(
CLERKS OFFICE, February 4. 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II o'clock of Saturday, the Eleventh day
of Beb.. 1865, for furnishing the House of Repre-
septatives with the best quality of Northern Ice,
until the LIST day of January, 1866.
Deliverances to be sds daily to the Chi En gil
neer in such Quantities may be required.
Proposals will state the amount per pount.
Bonds will be required, with security for the
fulalment of the contract
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
feo cat Clerk. HOufe of Re ressn tatives.
fChronicle and Republi I
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QY BROKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers
- No. 3be It'll street, one door above I.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON 1 STREET
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of February, at
O'Clock p M. we will ssll at public auction. by
order of the honorable Judge of the Orphans
Cosrt; one Frame House on l street, between 4th
and 5th streets. on lease ground with the privilege
Of buying the same at specified % with the
to run.
Terms cash
The SUM of twenty five dollars will be required
At sale; and if the terms are not complied with in
tice in Evening Star at the risk and cost of the
'qsR1k656ak aR Pcs sE AEdEHHIRj.t zss:s:
fe7.Tu,Th.S.W
RY W. L. WALL CO., Auctloneers
II South corner Penna av. and 9Th st.
SALE OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES,. CIGARS AND
TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. February 7th, at u
risty OF Groceries, cOmprising-
Ti-rces Hans. barrels and boxes Ce4es
Boxes Yellsw and Toilet Soap
Boxes Starch. Yeast Powder. and Cheese
Cases Whisky, Bitters, Brandy, Gin, &c
Wines, Cherry and Peach Brandy
Baskets Champagne
fheWIng Tobacco and Cigars
Barrels Whisky and octaves Brandy
Glass and Creckery Ware
With many other Goods in the grocery line.
80 barrels Choice WHISKY
% barrels Tumblers
Terms cash. WI WALL CO.,
feb3 Auctioneers
~ THE ABOVE sAL1 IB POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY MORNING, 9th inst, ae 10 o'clock.
feb7 WI. WALL & CO., Aucts
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"a JAMES 8. ToPHAM 4 CO.'S RUw
TRUNK, SADDLERY,
MANDATORY,
wHoLEsALg AND RETAIL,
~ 500 ga
sEvHNTH sTREET,
One Door North of Odd Fellows' Hall,
Where they continue to manufacture aud have
on sale lar &c and fine assortment of
TRUNKS. vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS.
SADDLES, HARNESS.
HORSE COVERS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORD BELTS.
HAyERSACKs. WHIPS.
BITS. SPURS,
de-, &C.. &c,
AT Low PRICES.
REPAIRING.
Trunks, &C., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore,
October 3lst. 1904; also, the highest premium. q
bronze medal, BY the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute of Washington, D. c., in 1857.
SOLE AGENTS
For District Of Colu mbia and Alexandra, Va. for
PRANK MILLER'S
CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNEs5 OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
feb6 -iy FACTORY PRIGES
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STRONG BREASTwORKS ERECTED
AND THE LINE HELD.

THE THIRD PENNSYLVANIA CAV
AIRY AMBUSHED BY THE ENEMY.
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II AIR DIR K 8 3 I N G. &.

IT I d B N e.
MR H. PHILLIPPI. HAIR DRESSER.
from Paris, will Dress Ladies' Il air durio the dag
and evening, M. WILLIAMS,
fe 2-lm 1886 Pesnsylvania lverxs.
MAJORS OFFICE. FEBRUARY 4, lsss.-Ssaled
Nl Proposas will be- received at this Office. un til
IL o'clock the LIST of March, for digging wells and
repair old puma.
Bidders will state the price per year for keeping
pumps In repair. tat
Bids fer hydsants must be separate.
Specifications can be seen ut the once OF the
Commissioners of Improvements, CITY Hall,
fe6 2tawth,w RICH'D WALLAOH. Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

CAPTURE OF ENEMY'S RIFLE PITS
AT HATCHER'S RUN.
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FAIR;
US GRACE CHURCH
tREF. ALFRED HoLMRAD, RECTOR
AT ISLAND HALL,
Corner Virginia Avenue and sixth street, Zone
square from Seventh street Cars.)
Open on THURSDAY NIGHT. February I'd, 1865
(TABLIAUX EACH NIGHT
Season Tickets. 81. Entrance at door, 20 cents;
Children, half price
The Tabesux have been gotten up with great
taste and care, and at great expense. and promise
to be most interesting and successful, They will
number some As or so during the Fair. feb l-9v
n%WATER RENTS
u3 WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE. !
City Hall, January ID, 1866.
All occupants Of premises where the Aqueduct
water is taken will please take notice-That the
Water Rent for the year ending January LIST, 1856,
is now due to the Cor ration Of Washington and
4ayasaeE sf this ONCE If not PAID prior to the 10Th
earliest practicable day thereafter; without fur:
rent shall have been made, and two dollars ex.
penses OF shutting off and restoring.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
ia I6-dlm Water Registrar.
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IVA CARD.-The subscriber is requested by
N the pupils of the Third Distrist Female
Grammar School to return thanks to the public
for the very liberal patronage extended to the
express their deep regret that the capacity of the
building was insult cent to accommodate all who
of their pstrens it has been decided TO repsat
EVENING, the sth instant, at IL O'Clock, for the
express purpose of enabling those who hold
the I'd instant te attend on this occasion. No ad-
ditioDa tickets will be sold will money be re-
ceved at the door, and boys will positively be re-
fused admittsnce unless accompanied by their
parents guardians.
Re sgt J, II. DANIEL. Rirector
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THE PIRATE SHEHASDoAH.-Inform
has been received at the State Department
from Mr.. Webb, the American Minister at Rio,
that the Brazilian Government has issued a de-
cree excluding the rebel pirate Shenandoah
from the ports of the Empire.
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sDRADY'S GYMNASIUM.
d 50, 81, and SO Louisiana avenue, neafstns t.
IapJEs, CLAss IN THE LIGHT GYMNASTICS.
WITH MOSIO.
Tn addition to the regular class for deniemen
and Boys private and select class for LADIES' ana
t;n%e MONDAYS. WEDNESDAY6, and FRIDAYS,
from 70 O'Clock M s, nsos ss.r9u sao az
soinipx the class For circulars or further infor-
nation apply hX p"st 2; :. sns sts Ia
structor Of Brady 7th Regiment Gymnasiu In 70 )"
ofEeW York. 10 10y
a MKRICAN MONTHLY MORSE will be disen-
a eased abouI Feh lst Any In nesd OF such can
cali or address SIG Il street, between 6th Ana TIN
streets. jan <s-o0s"
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RETURNED TO CITY POINT.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, Chief Quartsrmaster Of
Ne armies operating against Richmond, who
Dame up to this city on Saturday, returned to
Oty Point yesterday in the steamer Metamora.
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EXCITEMENT on the Avenue, near ~ street,
at the Dollar JeVeiry Store, over the new aud
beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, olaseie
chains, rings, teaspoons, &c, for o1Iy one uol'
lar, at the Dollar JewelrY Store, NO. foo Ienn'
avenue near Az street. 1efo
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THREE SILVER MEDALS

Awarded by tho Maryland Institute of Baltimore
October slst. 1904; also, the highest premium. q
bronze medal, BY the Metropolitan Mechanics
institute of Washington, d. c., in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

THE new four. story building Or street,
adjoining Growers Theater, originally intend
ed for hotel, has been finished, and leased by
the Government tor the use OF paymasters
attached to the pay district Of w as hington OF
which Major Is. f. Paulding Is paymaster in
charge. 1t will accommodate fifty or sixty OF
ttase officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-07

ITO CARPENTERS AND CABINET MAKlRs-
store nHS t9 ~ FL ss1s ehefs the
O1S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 01Q
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest, handsomest. and cheapest as.ort:
Eth and ts Streets fsnn''''ni'
ITCH! ITCH ITCH, r,u s,n.u,1,
wHEAToN's ofNfM Mf wi win ' cure re- the IrcH
GhLSnxN A'G sSa s45T
w sfs
S,%s free Of Sossss 70 q
FoR sALE-A very enc CANADIAN HORSE,
@ aa s, SsiRs or y Asa ana ss
+ ss1sSnnsat Repair Stops siss ssIsss sss::ss
Nor1oE4i 10 OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
:s: s z si
the s
and soap works, and hope to be under full head.
way " ''' '''A ' o.B. JEWELL CO..
One hundred tons sns BONE Dust fer :.!ss
fss1w " Foot F. orc S stree. nsrta.
ECO Il. W. HAMILTON, Agt. kcO
'oS GENERAL B6 PfLS1 sSa MATERIALS. o1
No. 562 SEVENTH ST., OPPosITE CENTER MARKET
O,0OO LIGHT SASH. 2 900 PAIRS BLINDS,
1000 DOORS 1G fS geo FEET MOULD
fsffsn f TIE great Ts1 e
bUUh stroops, GLASS, PUTTY, DC. DC
IN Ing vest Castleton SLATE MANfkLS,
We Ssst anu cheapest in use. Superior to
ma. In every respect, ana only about half the
I'M .E SHUTTERS. FRENCH SASH aud fnal.
w. everything required about q building fur
nished at short notice.
PAINTING DEPARTMENT.
cO HAMILTON wills execute with diapstoh all
o-Ssrs for HOUSE. sIGN. and ORNAWRETHI
pHINTING GRAINING, &c. DC left With
II. W. HAMILTON
No. $50 It'll st.. opposite Center Market.
ian SIN Washington, D, q.
11RADY'S GYMNASIUM.
Is SO 81 and SO Louisiana avenue, near 9Th st.
LADIES CLASS IN THE LIGHT GYMNASTICS,
WITH MUSIC.
Tn addition to the regular clafs for denl eme 2
and Rows a private and select class for ladies' and
Misses will commence February 6. 1865 and cor
i;n%e MONDAYs WEDN ESDAY6, and FRIDAYS
,n1n III
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'T,BE CHEAP GR0CEKY AND PRODUCE
Il STORE-New Fresh Buckwhsat; Fresh Eggs,
Butter pnre l.aro. for family use. Choice Oheess;
slso. the sugar refined Pop aS4 D st. near
nth, fe4 II
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The largest, handsomest. and cheapest assort.
mept OF Window Shades in the city, just received
18th and 18th streets fab 7.6tfs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

FEEEpNFN's BrREAU,l
o., WAsHINGroH, d. C., May 10, ls65. !
ClyeHidr Letter
10 accordance with General Orders, War De.
SAHment, No. OIL, enter Immediately upon the
aene, OF Commissioner Of refugees, frrsdm N,
az abandoned lands. Tho bureau Contemplated
Slastssnth streets.
Az commissioner, however appointed, who
rN ,o me charge Of freedmen, are requested to
-. Ae report, a. s"oh ~ possible, ofILsSehATae-
W aud extent Of their work.
= ne CON missioners or supeTintendents IN VIZ.
tll south CArolihR, and Louisiana arc re-.
1850 TO report 10 ne, direct, the amount Of
~. me, 'ehsy may have undeT supervision fOr the
=. The department commanders In the insurTec.
uoAIy states will do me = favor by transmit.
~ copy Of tho different orders issued by
isVsiNes, or by their district commanders, re-
frs.9s 70 the Government and employment Of
nile u shall he my object to secure a. much
SaIiotnliy a. possible 10 the matter Of employ
- aud distraction Of freedmen, I earnestly
Sstn Cooperation from all ohicors aud agents
80 position or duty. renders Il possible for
ns, AID me. The negro should under-laGd
IA nc really free, but on no account, II able
G.s'A Shoald he haTboT the Thought that the
ament will support him In idleness.
~ o, q, HOWARD,
saor General, com'r Of Freedmen q Bureau.
(WiLD L0ST-RoBERT JOHNSON OR
on AsSlariy lsfI his mother, At the Park Corral,
IlsS tuesday, and has not been heard from
u Ia ne about nine years old, had on when
Eoe "a, plae Jacket and pants. Any tniorml-
atm ny % thankfully resolved by his mother,
Rt1, fA Corral, or At the Police Headqubr
ny2a'S
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ovANrtE~NsrgR gENRhAL's OppIoE
wAsHiNoroS, D, C., May I, 1885,,
GsRsrdi Orctsrs, No. %.
!, All officers and agents Of the QuArtermAst"T'A
Department having ciuIon employees or hired
articles under their direction, VIII lmInedl lately
uPOn the receipt Of this order prepare aud for.
ward 70 this once special report o. tho p1rtons
snd articles 40 hircd or employed. This report
l't' Tho number VI persons Or articles Of each
class,
~. Occupation, or how nsed.
Sd. Rate u hire or COMPENSATION.
9Th, The number Of each class discharged slnce
April /, and rate Of hire or compensation.
9Th whA' further roduCtlon can be msde dur.
ing the next two months, and ~ What dates the
9Th. Remarks, showing briefly The necessity Of
confirming tho reminder Ia Government employ,
II. The Chief QuaTtermaYteTa " military d..
Visions, departments, and principal depotH viii,
upon consultation with the respective command
ing Ulcers thereof take immediate measures To
break up all minor dcp0is and agencies under
nrir control not essential 10 the services under
the new military situation. The uuart"rmAHtars'
stores At such dspyts and agencies Will be drawn
into tho main depotSI or, IN case such stores are
d., med not Of sufficient value to Justify tho cost
Of their removal then special report OF the cass
viii be made 10 this ONCE, with recommendation
~ 10 the bost time, Place, aud manner Of their
sale OF other disposition, ...
III. Thu property rbturn 0i Quartcrln Hsters :.
stores on hand, April ~, called Tor by paragraph
nth ultiIno, will be made Isl In the form Of an
Inventory, showing, $50
ist The articles 10 alphabetical order, and tho
quantity Of each on hand, ..r..
ID. Their condition.
Sd Number or qHantity Of each required Tor a
tire" months supply At their Respective stations
and .... ~
4th. Ths disposition recommended 10 bs made
81 tho balaucS-whethsr to DO sold. stored, Or
transferred TO other stations aud when 70 be sold,
stored, or transferred. q. hElos,
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MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Nl IN the CITY OF WASHINGTON


In order 70 give dshnitc shape To tho desire 20
generally expressed that suitable Monument
,houId BE- rscted In the city o. Washington to
the memory Of Abraham LIncolu. The City Coun.
ellis OF Washington have tAk0u action, resulting
h. the formation u an Association 10 bo called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT Asso-
CITATION, with the following oheer:
President-RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
seeTetsry-CROsBY s. MOVES.
TreasuTsE-0EORGR W. RI0Gs
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
u proposed TO raise for the purpose tha ann
o. at Ieast 500 90 by subscriptions 10 be limited
In amount from one dollar " ten per isdiViduAl
contributor.
Such IL tho general solieitude 10 contribute for
such purpose that u Is not doubted that the
amount requisite eau he promptly raised a4d Lhe
monument erected within the year 1865.
Only authorized collectors will be designated
for this District, and persons throughout the
country disposed to eoptrlbute eau send their
ureT Of the AssoeiatOu,
AsN may be diEouH to send. individual re-
ceipts for the contributions Tecoited,' they will
be aekno Wledgsd from time 10 time Through the
publie press.
il il saTDsstIy hoped that every hsWSpspsi
thrOu ghOut the country viii call attention 10 The
obJCc Of this Association, aud give IL such editO
rial encouragement As shall secure geueral rec
IL is the desire u the Assosianoa to raise a
monument that shall be properly commemorative
q the sabine life aud character o. The lamsnied
deoe&ssd-0ne that shall b oreditAblo Aliks 20
With sieh ends, in view, tits aot dQlbted tbat
this appeal will meet 4 prompt and universal
response. 20. mt-lm
WyRAPPIFG PAPER FOR SALE AT
! w THIS OFFICE,
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C,HIEP QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICB,

IiHIER QUARTRRMAsTER'R OFFICE,
January 4, 1854.
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Leather, once Furniture, Harness and hadleTy
are requested 10 send Co this once, on the MON
DAY Of each week, y sealed proposal or list, IN
duplicate, Of the articles they are prepared 70
furnish 10 this depot NJ short notice, with the
price Of each marked IN plain hgures, 40 that, IN
case tho sHigeneies Of the SerVles require ", the
article o. articles can be obtained without delay,
and at the lowest price.
Dealsrs wishing 70 sell to this Depot will be
required 10 furnish the List Hgnetaally every
Monday morning. y. EuOkhh,
IaB-u Depot Of Waahingtoa
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A. s.. Cox 4 Cove would call e,pecial
attention to the advertisement Of 4. s. Cox a Co .
which will be found In our paper TO day. Nr.
Cox Is brvthercf Hon. =. 3. Cox, and, a. It VIII
BE- observed, bis distinguished brother, - long an
innuental ineInberOf Congress, isRSsoeiAtrd with
him a. the leading partner in tho nrm. We cRp
most cheerfully recommend this hrm 10 tho pub.
lie, and especially TO all persons who desire to
have thsir claims against the Govern mont prompt.
" And properly I'D ust"d. Persons who have eases
IN the courts will he sure to nud 10 Mr., s s, GOV
Aud bic associates most able aud faithful counsel
Among the numerous legal firms aud claim hgents
Of WAshington.we know 81 none that we can moro
sheerfully commend ~ public favor
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

ANT one having occasion To visit priyats
medical institution are advised TO call on DR..
Vslny.
largo and successful practice here and slse-
whore enables him to guarantee perfect euro In
ell cases.
All visits and Communications strictly private
and confidential Persons calling see no one but
The Doctor. fabl.tf
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John r. RLvANs q CO., ~ lsili
% 81 LouislanA ave. ana sos street, a
,nn" WARRINGTON, d. o., A'ts Nh
. pEALRns N ..ag aIr.1R
IRON AND BfKkL. =, ~
syEpIs 4, i Inos-oFdIhtry aI.-,, So. 49,,
BkaEALL'B, ks. o.. F1m l15'I3 ~
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Miiss. Asssag 10
Sy1Es AND HALp RoUHpG GOV 90
o. D. NAIL RoDs. ~ aHas ~
T. w do. slHy 1II9 .hihs ~
g.; DE- y''irHuP sg1tf
NORWAY yHAPgs. .r.8f sgss4is
TIRk DO a.#.ta 5EIE'
tor CORK SfEEL. Dol .uaRal
HOOrs--GalyAaiIod3 veg no . iHss
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDS-Rsusa and
square, charcoal plate treat ppdalod
plhts iron.
sHEET IRoS -Amsrisan; American '.o,aa-
nara, Bas'ani I'm. HaasiAi RaasiA;
saUkRR CAST sTEEI,-- saadss.on's
OCTAUON CAST sTEEL,
SHEAR sTEBls--sSudsFsoa'L ..
GERMAN sfLEl,. 81. ..
FLAT CAST sTEEL
BLISTER sTKEL,--AmerieAn
ROusp sTKkL--CAsti machinery. ~,
EpIl-6m
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Or IA /. rTs-s

..ra ... .T.H SAn DnEAnIMlup.l
.. 4B 4g ADJuTANT 0EHEnAL'a OHRtcr,
Law wAAHIAOFON, Nay "a loo6. y
First Lieutenant TH0nAs w. BuLLIvAH, Unlfed
States Army, having baen reported Il the Head.
lNLereby ROtiaed that he viii b FseOmmsndsdfO T
Dismissal from thu aarNlea " the Unlted nllloa,
unless within ahesa days from thla adsls he
appears before he MllliaTy ComlAlaaioa In -.
si0n In lhla eltY, Of witch Bngadles 0enaral
John G. Caldwell, Unltsd states Volunteers, u
President, and make satisfactory dsfsnoo 70 The
T. D. TOWNSEND,
AASistsHt AaIuiaat 0sasFNA
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL
i DlkR5.-Tlskets eau be procured At the once
VI the Great PennsylyanlA Route, AdjOihlHE the
olee Of Major Taylor, e. 8. +. NJ, at the Lodge Of
the u T. sanitary Commission, to all points In the
Northwest and Southwest, at greatly reduced
rates Soldiers will mud this the che sfpssi quick
eEt, and safest route 10 their homes.
Dy22.lmd T., J, WILKINS, Agent
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the ofies AZ the SAIIoEAL RErrsnHAS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHEIts.
~ AAsIsTAHr O. n. OBYIoR, }
Corner OF and Twenty second sta.
wAAHIKsrOE, D. q. March -, 1888.
The Government Manure belonging to the De-
pd Of wHshington win be sold where II now
lies, to farmers and others, In such quantities. ~
they may require, At twenty-five cents per ordi-
nary wagon load. Application for the same to
he made 70 Mr.. George Y. Gllb9Ft, General su.
Psrintendent, At the transportation once, Quar-
termAsteT's Department, corner Of q and TWen-
y-second streets.
Payment to be made 10 the undersigned.
CHAs. n. TOMPKINs,
NH SO-5lt Captain and A. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

IL MARKET.-Fins strawherrie. were sell.
ing In market this morniug for ten and twelve
ssuts per quart. Very large onAs could he
bought for twenty-five and thirty eeuIs per
quart. Large tomatoes from Bermuda wcrs
selling for one dollar per dot,u small ones sew
enty five cents per dozen. The market was very
full ofslrawbcrrles, some bclches having bush.
els piled npon them
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

THIRD WARD.-We are authorized to an
uounee that John +. Thompson declines 10 BE- n
candidate for the Board Of Common Council from
the Third ward. lie appreciates tho compliment.
but does not believe himself eligible under the
city charter. myeD.te