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SPECIAL NOTICES.


I. =. 1890 Lonn.-By authority Of the
Secretary Of the TIoasuu tie undersigned has IA
stuod che General subscription Agency ior the sale
o. luited states Treasury Notes, fearing scyou AID
tn-ce-tenths pol cent. interest, per annun, known
us tho
sEVES.THIRTY LOAN.
These notes are issued under date OF June 18th
l,ja md are plya io three years from that 'iie. In
currency, or are convertible at the option OF the
holder into
T. $ ;-2o SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-IEAElNG BONpS.
Thcse bonds nov worth premium, which in
cr, asses the Actun muit Oh the $50 loan, aai its
,r ~ pti0n from stat, and muHicirGl 'GrI'on,
ddH from one 10 three Per cent. u'o's, according
10 the rate levied other property. The interest Ga
p, able in currency semi-annualv nv couron' a',,ch-
ed to each ro.e which may be cut OF and soi to my
bank OF banker.
AZ. lvtu -,
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A UCTION sALE IN MAGNIIINTNT Hon.c.

ho.d iuruiuiro this hur day, afternoon, at
o'clock nj house 1852 Wet 2lst IT, near eth
ave. comprising tAI-stry and ingram carpets led
stt.lA bureaus, spnug and hair nAttIose'k beds aud
bedding mirrors. cock shades curtains. pianOOrtes
inrlor suites china glnts, si.yC Narc, cutler, 10,
with everything desir lle Ia fashion he residence.
tiuueeI. 12l
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a NJ. MERWIN, AUCT.-BANGS, MER-
IL WIN a co. will sew NJ suction, ON Thursday
morning, March 5uth, NJ 10 O'Clock. at lG East lIh
st. near nivcr-ity Place. household iurnitur, the
opctty Of family declining housekeepuf, conAst
ing Of parlor, din nr.ruOm chandler snd kirlcn fur
nitutc Sc. Sale peromptoty, Without Iossfd 70
weather. lO4
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personal,


wee NuLn'r"' rA""A"' " NJ Nc"P"r''
H. "''"F "P"" AN"'"' h'hrH'
Hon. II. L. hGGLEslo', OF Cincinnati, tho
successor Of Hon. Geo II roudiclon In Cou.
Gr"'>, il u the city on br"f visit.
Lieut.. Col. A. e. WArERHnrsE. former
chief Of artillery in the Army Of the Truncsscc,
IN, resigned.
Hon. G.. 4. DAYA re irus the 0ilne Of As
sI.rant secretary ot War to return to his rrof,s.
sion ot journalism. II" aesumcs tn" editorial
conduct of n now daily Republican newspaper,
to hc established In Chicago by joint stock
company, with 100000 Paid mp capital. lie has
M interest IN the concern, and hand ,omo salary
| for editing the paper llI' ability and experience
In journalism will insure Tor the new enterprise
I''''"' H"''r'S'
JAMES n sEbboN' rchcl eS'SecTethry OF
War was arrested In that state = few days ago,
pursuant 10 orders from Washington seddou
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

FRIDAY, May 20, 1888.
tPrioss given bsioio rssr 20 tohoLsaLe OperatfoAI
OHiy. unless 0,hsrtcfSs snpreGsed
FIoUR.--liigh grades Of baltimore Extra and
Family are 10 cents higher. shipping brand,
City Mills are held Ht - 5OR9. rs; Western and
Howard street Extra were offered Al es but
small sales Of choice retailing brands were made
Mt -. -; super brands Of all kinds are held
higher, ranging from $50 to s7.75 per Dbl, -
10 quality.
GRAIS.- S.-wheat-ro-day 6,2OO bushs white
and 22OO bushs. red offered demand active ARa
prices materially adNInced lhSuded In the
sales were 5000 bushs. white, At elp5 ~ 10
only one lot Of 900 bushs at the lower figure
aud $40 bushs. red ranging from " .s5as2 oi
CoTn--To. day 1900 bushs received: demand
good for export with sales Of 0, 500 buEhs. white
SSlSI cts, aud ,l3O bushs. yellow, at s0a65 cts ,
nearly all at StasJ cts. per bash. Oats-To .day
3. 700 bushs. received. with sales Of 800 bushs.
81 cts measure, and $50 bushs at IS cts. weight
MDLAssEs. No sales reported.
PEOvIsIoSS. report salcs Of $50 bbls Ness
Pork, heavy, at A24, we quote at the close q 50A
81 per bbl; 10 hhds Bacon Shoulders at lFeenta
small snles Bacon Shoulders at 10 cents, Sides
r. osnts, aud Hams lsa2O cents for plain and
22a23 cent. for sugar cured, eanVAsed. Lard
lSlaulo cents per IL. Bcef-small sales No.
baltimore Sl2, and Mess 2lh20. so per bbl
sCONR.-hRrket was quiet small sales Of gro
cory Porto Rico Al Is cents per ID.
SAIT We quote Ground Alum from store II
VI H. aud Fine at e. rs per sack.
WHisEr.-MSrkct puict but steady al % pct
gallon
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

The market this morning was very full.
Prices ranged a. follows:
Beef, l5a3Oc per III Shoulders, lsa25cper ID
Pork, 2OaIjc per ID Middling, soa2je por ID
Mutton, 25a9no per ID Lard, 2ic per ID
Ncal, 2ja4Oc per ID Jowl l5e per ID
Corn beef, lsR2nc per II Dried beef 2ja9oe Ter IL
Corn pork, lSa2Jc per ID Butter, 4Oa5Oc per ID
Lamb, 2ai2 80 perqr Cheese, Csc per Id
Ham. 2ia3Oc per ID Sturgeon, l5c per ID
Sliced ham, SOC per lb Eggs, 3oa3jc per doien
Herring, Sue per dozen Cat hsh. l2c per beh
Oranges, lO0c per don Rale, '4Oe per peck
Lemons, 7bc per doE Sweet potatoes, 20 do
RhubRrb, 6alOc per Dch Irish potatoes, soc do
Radishes, Sc per bch Dried peaches, lasl. 70
Asparagus, lOa2jc pr bh Spinach, 4Oa5Oc per peek
Onions, SC per bunch Parsnipa, 5Oc per peek
Carrots, &c per bunch Apples, slal. 10 per peck
Reis, 2jc per bunch Dried apples, el pr pk
Lettuce each, psc Corn Meal, ~. 2SAi 20
Beans, " per peck Shipstuf, e0c a al
CrambcrTies prqt, soc brown stuh, % 4 zoe
Lima Beans do do SOC Shorts, so a 6Oc
Shad pr pair, rs a 90 Oats, 75 a OOc
Porch pr bunch. lOa2jc Rye. af25
Corn pr bu, VI. 2)aAl. 20 MiddlinH, u. 10
Tomatoes, zoe per dOI Hay, cwt, u .75aS2
squads, ~ per pair Straw, tl.6atl. 70
Spring chicken, Al. Tja2 Crabs, 80 cts per doiea
Grccu peas, 7jc a u PIX Duck eggs, Soc por doIsa
Straw berries, lOca30o qt Ducks, sl. - per pr
Cherries, 25c prot Early Yk eabbnge 3Oa1Ss
Pine Apples, % a soc at Pineapplcs, SOC each
Sea Bass, l5c pr ID. Turtle, 75ah2 each
GoOschcrriCs, l2c pr qt CLANS, Csc pr doI
Turkeys, 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
The seven-Tnir.y LOAN.

PHILADELrHIA, May 2s.-Ths subscrip-
tions to-day to the Seven Thirty Loan, In oil
parts Of the country, ns telegraphed to Jay
Cooke, subscription agent, amounted to
81, POI, $50.
Tho largest Western subscriptions were
5000, 900 from George Y. Hutse, cashier at
st. Louis; 500, 900 from the First National
Bank Of that city, and $6l,l from the
Third National Bank Of st. Louis. The
largest Eastern subscriptions were $3.50, 900
from the National Bank Of the Republic. at
Boston, and 5000, 900 from the First Ma
tionNl Bank Of PhiladelphiH.
Tho First National Bank Of Lexington,
Ky, subscribed $50, 900.
The number OF individual subscription,
were I, 544.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

GEN. o. q. liowAsD, Chief of the Frocd.
mems bureau, has designated the following
State Commissioners to carry into effect the
provisions Of the act Of Congress relative to
freedmen: Virginia, Capt o. BRowS, A. q.
NJ North Carolina, Horace JAMES; South
Carolina and Georgia, Maj. Gen. EuPus
SANToS; Alabama, Major T. W. OsnoRS;
M.sissippi, Major T.. wnrrrLEsEri Louis-
ana, Chaplain JAWEs W, Conway Missouri
and Arkansas, Brig. Gen. J. W, SrRAGuE;
Kentucky and Tennessee Brig. Gen. frsEE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Verdict on ths saItans disaster.

Tho eOurt-mArtiAl at Memphis, appointed
to investigate the causes of tho loss Of the
steamboat sultann, and the death Of . thou
sand soldiers, ssRSures the ViekSburg Quarter
master and the AdjutGnt General Of the Mis-
siSsipPi Department for overcrOwding the
vessel, but aoquits them of any intention to
dsfraud the Government The immediate
Sauss ofths disaster, however, was a def.
cheney Of water in tho boilers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

GRovER's THE E,TRE.-"UncTe Toms Cabin
is still having popular run al Growers, and
all who witness It's representations are fro.
to declare that it was never played better In
any other city, and never played half us we'll
in Washington before. In roint Of fact. III,
piece as heretofore played in Washington va,
smnsculated in order to suit pro.slaver,
prejpdices But those prejudices arc 90 a.
played out that "Uncle Tom," pure and
simple, can be presented to a Washington
audience. On Monday evening the Eren,
spectacle of the Sea Of Ics'' will be brOuEh,
mt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

It has been decided by the Second Comp
trolIor Of the TroaIury that under tho net Of
March 2, 1868, to rntitlc n soldier TO bounty,
the wound for which he may DO discharged
must he n direct result, or necessary incident
of his military service, and that the wound
must be received in the limo Of his duty as n
sol,Iicr-not in the peaceful occupation of a
citizen. Thc ~oTHdJ Jor. .trhich bom,ay IS
prorioi,d mHH BE- fae M'eqHence Of hoSnii-
tic' 0c'RoHy going on at ihe time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
nv rEEroRAPH.
A po.,-Io.d Of nigh Rebels Cap
tured.

Nrw YonE, May 2T.-Lieut. Hollis, com.
mspdinR q detaehment Of the I'd Florida
cavalry, under date Of Cape Sable, May ls,
reports having captured boat, on the 9TH,
Cd Bayport. Horida, containing seven white
men and negroes, endeayoring to escape TO
Havana. The white men gave the following
names: Frank p. Anderson, Richasd 8. Nc.
Colloek. Frederick Mohl, Henry W. McCor-
mick, Julius O. Pratt, Thomas A. Harris,
Isaac II. Honour. Their trunks contained
considerable rebel currency and some gold
and few papers.
They have undoubtedly been holding i'm
portant positions In Richmond which place
they acknowledged having recently len.
The colored man stated that he was hired at
$40 a day aud his freedom on arriving at
Havana TO guide them from Tallahassee.
Their conduct leads to the belief that they
are men Of some Importance, and that the
above names are fictitious. They have not,
a. yet, arrived at Kew West.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Kirby Smiths Rebels. Playing Out
Increasing Success OF the liberal
Party In Mexico.

NEW oRLEASs, May 2l.-The Piodynme
has reliable information from tho Trans Mis-.
sisslppi department. Col. Spragues confer.
ence with Kirby Smith resulted In nothing,
In consequence OF 4 want Of harmony In the
rebel council Smith was disposed to surren.
der, but the Missouri Generals parsons and
Shelby demanded IN amnesty for themselves
not offered in the Presidents proclamation.
SprnguO returned, accompanied by n Mis-
souri colonel, who goes to Washington with
him, to confer with the authorities there IL
the generals are not included in the amnesty
they propose to join Maximilian.
The troops are deserting In great numbers
and going home. The people are generally
dcspondent The boat Is expected down on
tho 24th inst, The country Is ovorhowed
from Alexandria TO the mouth Of tho Red
river. The steamer Clinton, from BraIos on
tho 18th, brings information Of a fight at
BoTo Del Chicko Pass between the United
States forces, under Gen. Slaughter, and the
enemy, in which the latter were driven
twenty miles towards Brownsville, whom they
were reinforced. Our forces then EetreAted
fighting, and reached BraEos with the loss Of
sovonty.tNO in killed, wounded and missing,
including Capt. Temple aud Lieut. SedgWick,
Of the 34th Indiana, who were captured.
The rebel official report mRgnihes our force
and claims u big victory, but admits loss Of
forty in killed.
Parties from Northern Mexico represent
the Liberal party as growing strong and
popular, and believe they will soon possess
oil the northern portion Of the country,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
EDITION
FoUTs O'CLOCK, II. NJ.
IMPORTANT ORDER OF THE PRO-
VOsT MARSHAL BAR-RooAIs
TO HE CI.OaEn

Col. ISoRAHAN, Provost Marshal General.
this morning i'sued "a order that all the
places in the Department Of Washington
where intoxicating drinks are sold must be
closed, between the hours Of o'clock, p. m.
and o'clock in the morning, No person
who has witnessed the scenes Of drunkenness
and disorder which have occurred in Wash.
ington during the last +, f,-ty-eiglt hours will
question the propriety Of ibis order II such
Disturbances continue the guards in the city
should be largely increased, and, II ncees.
sary, the bars should bc closed altogether
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

knew Of Jerry Dyer, Ben Gvyun and A,ar.-
sleeping in the woods IN 1881 has not seen Az
drcw Gwynn about the country since.
Cross-examned Rscognized the piel1,. =,
surratti saw him in Prince Georges county ia,
august never saw Booth there; Ntip~ss ia
there last September. never saw Booth neys,
saw surrau but once no stranger eams the,.
while witness was there. only the neig ghbor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

Sr. LOUIS, May ga terrible storm took
place in Johnston county on Wednesday
evening, blowing down houses, trees, &c.
Tho hail blow in drifts two or three feet deep.
The storm extended through this State. de-
stroying much property, but no lives were
lost. Several cars ut SedGliA were blown
from siding, and freight train ran into
them, wreckiDg the engine and six cars.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

MEMORIAL ExmBIrIoS.-0ur readers a.,
requested to peruse attentively the advertise.
ment in our amusement column setting fora
the particulars Of Grand Memorial E1hibi.
tion. to take place at Growers Theatre next
Monday afternoon, the entire proceeds to be
given to the Lincoln National Monums,
fund. All the artists in the city have volun. &.
teered, and mammoth bill Of attraction,
will be given on the occasion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Jsn.'s Long CIoaL ana shawl.

1t would not bo a bad idea for the secrs.
taTy Of War 70 cause tho feminine toggsry
employed BY JEES. DAVIS as a disguise to be
placed on exhibition in the Patent Once, so
that the thousands Of our soldiers now visit.
ing the Pnblic bHildings may have an oPPor.
tunity to sec the garb worn by tho arch.
traitor whom ho started for the last ditch to
got bucket Of water.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

NEw YURk, May 26.-Tho trial Of Isaac
Henderson, late navy agent broke down this
morning ior want Of evidence to sustain the
charges.
The District Attorney desired to enter q
nellie proSsgmi, but as this could not be done,
Judge Nelson then stated the nature OF the
case, Andthe jury without leaving their seats,
rendered n verdict Of mot guilty"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
COL. MuzzY rnoMOTEp.

Col. MUzzY, one Of the Private Secretaries
Of President JoHSsoy has recently been
brcvoted n Brigadier General of United States
volunteers. Gen. Mu,1r entered tho army
as Captain in the 10th United States infantry,
from which he was appointed Colonel Of the
Tooth regiment Of coIored infantry.
Gen. MuzEY's recent promotion was for
faithful services in raising colorcd troops.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Tn, N.tlon.l p.b. Fun :.

NEW YoRK, May 27.-The Herald an.
nounces the taking Of eigtt'en.and-a.half
shares in the fund for the payment Of the
national debt. including two shares by the
Lsdger, and Eve shares by q
Philadelphia banking firm. The whole
amount now pledged Is tl,ll0,0oo.
PHILLpELPHIA, May n, ls65.-Dayid s.
Brown, q we'll known manufacturer Of Phila-
delphiA, has taken two shares Of stock in the
national debt fund,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

WASHINGTON THEATRE.-To-night let u,
go to the Washington Theatre and see the ''Tieks,
Of Leave Woman" and other attraetionA Next
Monday evening the management promise u,
that beautiful drama THE Flower Of Rrin.''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

The leader OF a rcGimcntnl band, Regular
Army, who enlisted when the pay and allow
ances wore by l'n. lhoso Of n Second Lieu
tenant Of infhntr. md thereby excluded
from bounty allowances, is to be considered
a. 80 excluded for the remainder Of the term
for which he enlisted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

FoRrREss MosRoE, May rs. "a. Gov. Pierpont,
accompanied by party Of ladies and gentle.
mon, arrived from Washington this afternoon
on the steamer Diamond on tho way to Rich
m9nd The Governor and party landed at
this place few moments viewing the Fortress
and othor points Of interest, and left Rt Eve
o'clock for Richmond. where he will estab.
lish tho new Government Of Virginia
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
OUGHT TO NE STOPPED.

Complaints are numerous that the troops
now oncampcl in this District are unnoccs-
shrily destroying property belonging TO some
Of our best citizens. Among the sufferers is
Justice FrsHER, Of the Supreme Court. II
it was not necessary to do this in times Of
war, IT is certainly improper that such things
should be allowed in times Of pence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

II hRs bren decided thRt according to the
NnNIogicS and practice Of the service in ref
eroncc to officers, whore the term pay proper
is not uscd the general term pay occurring
in laws and orders referring to allowance or
stoppnGo is understood to moan pay and al.
lOwnnCes
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

NEW YoRK. May 2e.--Ths HraidJ Rich.
mond correspondent reports the arrival Of
scddon, the rebel Secretary OF War, and
Judge Campbell, who were subsequently
placed on board the gunbOat where X. NJ. 7.
Hunter is confined.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

Accident TO TIGHT.ROPE Dancer
ABBOTT . O'Clock last night, while Madame
Josephine DuyeTnay was ascending the tight
rope at the Varieties, 81 BoWery, one Of the
guys broke. She lost her balance and fell
from the rope into the orchestra, receiving a
scalp wound, and otherwise injuring herself.
She was taken home 10 her residence. s.--N
y. ErPye'Sr 10,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

JEFF, DAVIS could not have bccn expected
to run very iHst, for he had cavalry boots
and petticoats on his legs and a black wooden
shawl and big price-ono hundred thou.
sand dollars-on his head.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

ACCORDING TO the. last accounts, JEFT.
DAVIS, when he was captured, was Por-
so0atins his Wife's mother on the way to a
spring, buekst on arm, to get water. JRFF.
10 now sorry that he didn't kick the bucket.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

rHE PAY REGDT. - The Treasury has
abundant means to pay OF the two grand
armies nov "eonsrsgAtSd here, and Pay.
masters will commence paying troops on
Monday next fl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Terrible Calamity - seven Children
Hurnt to Death.

CARLISLE, Pa, May 26.-A Gre occurred
ave miles west Of this place last night, by
which sovsn children, the eldest fifteen years,
and the youngest siI months old, Wero burnt
to death. Mr.. and Mrs MAyberry, their
parents, were also severely burnt. The hre
was accidental.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

It has been decided that the nides on the
stats Of Brevc' Generals are not entitled to
the extra pay allowed hy law to nidcs of
Generals Of the full grldc
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

PAssPOR rs.


Persons residing or being In Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense Aad dolay, on psr'oHsI application
ct the Department Of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

EDISBrRGH REyEw,-The Edinburgh for
April, LEONARD sCorr and Co. 5 reprint, has
been received by HuDsoS TAYLOR. It con.
taius some choice articles
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
SPECIAI NOTICE..
ny- Calvary BaptIst Church ms,tI

SbhCIAI NoIICEtA.
HS- Calvary Baptist Church msstS
eyyry sabbath In the Old Triuity Church. %
Fun street between = and Louisiahs ayeou,
Service at u u. m. and ~ p. m. Seats freS
Rev. 7. X. Hewlett, pastor. Janl6'u
RS-strawberry Festival at the Il
STREET BAPTnr CHURcH, TUESDAY and WED.
NEsbAl EVENINGS. May 10 and 81. Best II
Berries, Ice Cream, Cakes, Flowers, &e. fOT Tue
h"neat Of a good causc. myg5-h'
%" Noticc.-The Ladies' collecting
for The Floral aud Fruit Festival for the lnfab!
Asylum have each n book with the seal OF the
Institution in Il, aud none others are authorized
TO collect. myGa
Sc New York state Soldiers Agency
removed 2sJ street, between Twelfth and Thir'
teCRth streets All Information Of interest or
value TO the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished gratuitOuSly upon application
AZ their new rooms, either In person or by letter,
No. 2S3 street. between Twelfth aud Thir'
teenth streets. mil -sAtuthu
As-FreCkies, Tan, and PImPlss Re
TAN, and PIMPLR BANIsHER Price 81 osRiL
Mailed to any address for rs eeuts, by 8. c. UP.
HAM, p South Eighth street, PhilAdelphla, sold
66y s. e. FORD, So Penn, ave. and HENRY
COOK, AexsndriA. AP2a.nth&-Sm
As- MRSsRchusetts Military state
AdENCT REMOVAL. On and afIer MONDAY,
January lsi lS65, tho Massachusetts State
Agency Will occupy It's neW rooms In the No
h0RdI IHtsHigeHcsr Building, second aooT cor
ner Of seventh and streets, Washington, D. c,
Massachusetts, soldiers aud eitiIeRs are invited
10 call
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
deSl-u Lieut., Col. aud state AGelL
R5- The BRIDAL Chamber, an Essay Of
WsTnlng and Instr action for Young Med. Aso,
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary aud Sexual Systems Sent free 10
sealed envelopes. Address, DR. =. skiLLN
noUdHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. mhsi-y
RS- A Friend In Need = Thoss re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply TO some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study
such = man Is DR., DARBY, who IL daily curing
numbers of both sexes, and every age, who have
been 10 all the sslf-cSllsd doctors In this city,
and spent valuable time aud money, with no
benefit until he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those of mere boAsung
unfortunate, and then advise them, Wben II 10
almost too late, TO apply TO him.
E9a o. hin At once or you may rSSrssts ever
No 400 Seventh street, between D snd =
streets. Washington city. tels.r
toFFIcIAL,l
HEADQr ARrERs DEP OF wASHISOToE,l
OFFICE o. PRovnsT MARSHAL GENERAL,
DrPENCEs NOETH or PoroAAc,
wAsHINOroS, DC, May "a, lsS5.
General orders Nd, I.
Hereafter until further orders, all bar.rOomt
and places where Intoxicating lIqno- are sold,
will be closed between the hours Of 7 ?. m. ana
a. m.
Any person OF persons violating this order viii
bo held strictly accountable.
By command Of Nal. Genr c. c. ArarA
T. INGRAHAA,
Colonel and Provost Marshal 0sRsral'
myTlW Def, North Of the P0tons@
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
MARRiEn.

In Albany, n. Y, on the morning VI the ejlh,
a. tho residence Of tho BRIDES father BY Rev.
Mr.. Bridgman, y. EwISG MILLER, Bsl., 70 Mss
AMANDA J, HARRIs, daughter of Hon. Ira HarriL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

IT is said that JET Davis, if he can set to
Europe or Canada, means TO sot up mil.
linsry and making establishment,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

Or the cars Of one Of the Ohio railroads
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