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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-18
gafk 5slaud Sdrrrtisemeufs
Bakery, Confectionery
AND

\ AND
CITY RESTAURANT.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
u people of Rock Island and vicinity that
he has opened a establishment on Illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of all kinds Nuts, Rssins, and all the
ieues OF fruits and favoring extracts to be found
at a similar establishment.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
and furnish all kinds of Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes Of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
frostings, and all sorts OF ornamental work done
to order in the best manner.
ICE GREE MS
Of the most superior quality, made to order, and
Private Parties supplied with everything desired,
IN the refreshment line.
He will also keep
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
where ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with
Oysters, in any style, at short notice. Hot Coffee,
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got up to order, on short notice. Cigars always
o hand.
The undersigned believes he cen tickle the
palate OF the public IN the most satisfactory man
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick of can
dy to roast turkey,--and he respectfully asks =
trial and share of public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Rock Island, Sept 80, DIT.
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Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant Stratton &
Msr, ,uPs Davenport business college to get a
thorough commercial education. Address
Brvapt. S:.ratton & Merrill, Davenport, Iowa.
mch18dwtt.
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GRAND illumination at Aiken, Jarvis &
BurralPs to-night in celebration of the taking
of Richmond and the surrender of Lees
army.
Grand illumination for the next two weeks
every night in consequence of the great sur
render in price of dry goods.
Good prints fast colors l5cts
Very best prints 20cts
Good muslins l5cts
And all goods have been slaughtered from
10 to 2Oots yard from last weeks prices.
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD l. TRACY, Proprietors.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois Streets.
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
J. Steamboat Landing, and only one saus re from
the railroad depot Ii 10 the largest Hotel in Al.
city, and Its ProPnetors viii spare no pains 70
please those who favor them with a call.
The largest and best Hall In the cIty, suitabls
for first class Concerts, Dances, Perform
ancs, Sc, sc, 10 connected with this house
~ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free OF charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and inst class s.loe,
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at once. The interest to
18th June next will be paid in advance. This is
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET
now offered by the Government. and it is sohk-
IDENTIFY expected that its superior adrsniases will
make II the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-18

COUNTY ORDERS, for 50 cents on the dollar
can be had at this Office. Mch29dwtf.
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repairing chairs amounting 70 t2s ., which
was rS Tened 70 the Cummitteo on Claims,
Dir. Hyde, 20 whom waa refarrod the sut Jet
Of revising the rules Of the ard, uubmitteS
the following: That within afteen InlEnas
after =, the Preaifent shall call the Bard 70
order, and ~ no quorum appear, the Board
shall adjourn until the next regular meeting
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Tast0n, nom the Market-house Com
miitee, 10 when was referred the Isution OF
w. W, Williams, reported resolution re-
queeting the Mayor 10 advertise for bids Tor
repairs on the old ash market. and rent the
rent 10 be paid quarterly In sdvapse. Also,
the old market, which was pAsaed.
DIR. Fowler submitted . resolution making
an appropriation Of els 70 repair canal
bridge on Market street, which was panpod.
nwas here announeed thst the bills OF this
Board had been oonourrsd In BY the BOARD Of
Aldermen. ....
Mr. HYDE srsred q resolution proposins tha,
the two Boards meet for the purpose 81 . p
pointing committee 70 all vaeaney on tbs
Markethouae DuildinE COMMITTEES. Adopead
| Tho Boards met and elected Messrs, Hieator
and Fowler aAid committee.
Mr.. Mitchell said that he hoped that ths
Of the dram before thsy adjourned, ami thAi
the clerk ofthe evaporation should b auther
tied TO borrow az, 900. bearing slx per cent
Interest, for the purpose OF AnordinG rehef Z,
the d-sfted men OF the city Of Geofgoto IN
1 Considerable debate anaued, uhisa waa par
| uoipated In By Messrs. Hyde, Craig, BramAugh
snd Mitchell The blank IVES h'lsd 70 req
me cOune,i ., hAiI-pA.i 10 adjourned. .
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FntDAy, March IL. Ieaf.
tPTtees gtvea eeOp rSfsF 10 IpAolesaIs opsraiIoas
only, Usisa olsrrtss erprvssedl
FLouR.-The market gave var to day, and
small sales were reported A. go for super and
10 % 20 go 80 per bhl. for Western tEtra. At
tatlonl on Aseount OF the heAVY fall In gold.
The followics were the inspeetioDs OF -four
and meal for the week ending March 10 1895:
howard street SEA bbis. City Mills Q sss II ..
Asd Wv half bbls OHIO t,L1 bbla., and " m
lily l,biI bhls.- tothl uhsat Sour 2Atos bbls.
sod coo haltbbls. Tosethsr nth go bbls. rye
aosS AND s ss;, corn or %:
vhito and :. 100 Tsa rsssived, With salss OF 80
bushels White at % 90, and 1 100 bushels red
a. a2yt6. Corn, 1000 bu hels Offered, with
sales OF 100 bushels mixed white 81 at.nS
! 100 bushels white ~ I ~ to ai.tB. and ,oOC
bushels yellow at I ~ to eta per bushsl
ported AZ 80 to SSo. weight. Rye, 81 buShslI
told At cleo per tushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 report.
PPOVIsIoHS-Were very quiet to-day, no In.
Qulry SCARCELY. The demand for bacon, Whish
has been very q 'Oi throughout tho week, tIr
joobing IOts,) also fell of. We quote pTiesI
Bomiual - followsi For mess pork eS0 ~ 90
" cts sides 10 sis.i bacon shoulders a0a7o I
cts sides 2lA2sS ets.i hAml faH2s cts. LArJ
~ cts. N lotnfnT western bills. And tres.
SusAR.-NOthinE doing, buyers still hold O u
and pIises, In the unsettled slate o. gold, arr
but hominAl.
WosL-Ia common with all descriptions o
porduse'hAa heea brought TO stand stillby thI
In the present Unsettled condition Of the eur
rSney,
inquiry nom buyers.
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CAVALRY H0RsR5I
~ ARTILLERY HORSES

MULES
SUAhTEhhAsTEh 6EEEhALb OFFICE,
IinsT DIyisIoH,
WARRINGTON SIrr, March y, 1853.
HORSES, auitssle for the eayAlrg and Artil-
lery service, VIII De reeeiyed az GIesborO' De-
pot, 10 open mIheI III May 7, isess By Capt.
Skn >; bhoWNlnG, A. " n.
muLES, IN lots OF I've ty'nve, or more, will
" received 10 ths Guy, ~ open marie, I'LL
nay J, lsfO, by Captain Z. u. Ionphins, AZ.
ohu anu sns.
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PRoPosALs.
nFFICE OF THB DEPOT QUAR-.
~ af Tssa IEtszrrnwcs1n. H....s | !.

TenNanruo - =
- Tesr fszrEuwonrn, KAs,AsI
PROPOSALS. Fcar ran, Amy ThA'rcsfA-
eiiss uatli Il o'siosk, NJ, % SATURDAY, the
ssth dsy Of March, fsr ne Trsnspnrtatioe Of
A,iieafy tupphee duticg me year -, On We
noufr No. i.1Vrom Tor,s Ls.vsuvurih,
Laramie and niley, aud other dspo,a thaim ay
ee esssblishsd during The shove year On VI.
ToTi IssvsnwcfiA, sod ssu,S % iaiituds .
degrees north, 70 nng posts or stations that
arc Of may b sstsblishsd IN the territories o.
Ss , go ~. u.ss b. s SSs
tpde ne degreas wet, and IN ths TefTtl0ry %
celotado north OF 70 degrees north. nlddars
" stals TIE tete PET 10 pounds per 100 mtlss
" the s S cS sST 20; g ss asi
Rocrs No. S-tfom Tor,S Lsavpnwor,h and
Riley, In The state Of Ksnse., and tho town o.
OF staticns th.i are OF nay Is ss,aSishsd IN
the stats Of Kansas, OF In the Territory %
olorAdo, souih OF latitude 90 degrees north,
sT ORE I, ,sRE. o rSrs ,h ssSs SS,
may b dee grated In thsl Tsrtttory, 70 Fort
Garland, and 70 any e,hst point OF points on
the route. niddsrs 70 s,sss the rase per TOO
PoSs s.iS s,eSss 81 ssss q he Sca,ai fisal
| ARfil 70 September inclusive, o. ths year ICES.
No Addi'ionAl persentaGa will Be paid tor
Vie tranaportatton of bacon, hard broad, pine
lumber, nhinalss, Or any other stores. I ~
ndders should give thair nance In full, -
well ~ thett ptass ~ fesidpaee, and each pre-
4 posai should Be Aeeumpanisd ~ . hood Ia ths
cum often thousand dollars, signed BY tvo OF
N ore reepsns persons, gusFantesing thai
10 ease . contrast 10 awkf1ed for the rout,
mentioned in the pfopoaAl, 70 the paroles pro
poaine, the contract will be accepted and 60
tered into, aud good and sutiisisnt security
the terms OF this advertisements -Hn.
The amount Of bonds required will Be ~
iollowsi
o. routs No. l....s..."seloo,ooo
On route Ne, 9...... ....... 100000
A satisfassory evidence Of the loyalty and col.
ysney Of each blddsr and poron offered ~ ae'
Proposals must De endorsed .Prcposals for
Army Trausportatisn on Route No. y or ", =
~ the case may be, and none will be enter
tanned unless they fully comply with all Tho
requirements Of this advertisement trH.-
Parties 10 whom awards are N ,de must h
prepared 70 Axeeuts eontraots ~ once, and ID
, give the required bonds for the faithful per
Contrasts will be made subject 10 tho Appro
vel Of the ouartsrmaster ssneral, but th'
fixht 70 reservsd TO isjeet any OF all blds Aa
Contrss,ors must 10 In rsadiasss for seFvis,
. By the eIst day Of April, itse, and they VII
Ss rsauird ,. y hsys : Place o. sssnsss, - Q
Union, and other dspois that mar 30 sstah
li1hed, ~ which they mar be communicate,
| with promptly and readily.
By order Of the QuartsfmAster General.
II r--H. J, A. POrTkR,
nsdiO Colonel and Q. N. o. 3. A.
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COMMON CouEcn.-The Common Coun-
" convened lAat night at eight o'elooki mr.
Thomas, the President, IN the chair.
Ihe fullowlr G msnsefh weI present. Messrs.
EHaIangh, crAig, Forrest, Biestoo, hyde, and
The minutes Of the last meeting were then
NAd ard approved ri.
Mr. Bramsugh wished HIS name len on from
We COMMITTEES on Public schools. Agreed TO:
message was received from the street
Commissioner calling the Attsnnon Of Ibe
SgIt ell 10 the eopdition OF tho street,, and
viking that an ApprOpriA ion Of $500 he
no repair the sAmei also, thAt 40 Appro-
ynsuon Of S9eO be made To repair Jeffefton
,,iieeti also, q Communication recommending
lh two arches Be placed on the Bridge street
osei alpo, recommending that Green street
- paved this summer with b ue rock, stating
,.i at y Was prsieFAble 10 bubble stone. Re-
VIC 70 the Committee on Streets.
~, foNler offered . resolution that the
g1I NV OF so be appropriated for grading and
T.nk Weft Market Square end Glso repairing
~, ace, and authorizing the Mayor 20 ad-
, ,,,li.e In daily paper for proposals. for ma
\, eSiSsbs gwen out TO the lowest TeaponIi'
M. 4 de presented q memorial from the
NJ etoWn Gas Llght Company, praying re-
Nh om their hnAnsiAl einbATTassmentsi
H. s Eal lsid on toe table.
~ III mitehell reported . memorial, Gcsoup0-
IA a,,ItIh communication from SilA1 smith,
a. ~ ne stated that on the day OF the last
n lOr Mayor he was arrested for carry
~ tSnesaltd weapon. BE Il Waterman,
an nas oaEht II his duty 10 carry ~, and, a. he
M maze any denomination or engage 10
Is..e,, he cOnSide, ed his ATTest ~ ILLEGAL
Do. ,bh W. was enclosed fron 6rsmn HAr'
Ol,.Ss policeman who made tka arrest, 10
bms,sn.e stated that ho arrested smith On IN
AAon, t Sh mat he held . concealed weapon
GpSTans. Person. Referred TO Committees on
~, ~: HAston sub mitted The account Of HAND
"'''SsF q Wsilss, ioT t S tables I sHe
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A~';s1 80. {; 8 2 &c .ss !: s. A. o

ths vsiiRno1n Martin o. sisaiina sioss
hset and contains non ara 70 49, ssfss
q lsnd, N Ne simpiN ne non lesss. M
s ss.ss q Ssss:S q re ifi'ss ksss@ss sss
Andpli tTtbuiaFies pass through tnie property,
ssd :, hasuponfta lasV.r aisouni ~ 6olliE
Ssn !. ol. \. ~ ~ psa NJ,
", nsSr The sslsbFnssd RsiRbona, e. hulnin9
sptins trss., ana A. sH,sat 81 te!Eilg.T 4 ave
time. Gisa,sr, aaa z eon,iesrsd q AZ ezgs.l.
West VlrEisla quite equal % Y net suPesios
v the RSthbons tract ne standing 1,eps
on companys property sxtentH non Ne
..1S.. e. y; ..,, s: q sssss
creek, ivsludinI portion % noblnson'a go.k
and Two MtAe rup, and 10 tmnsdlnlsly -
.he Great Oh nIeak eE..ndlng hon saT.ins
IS,im 70 Horss Mean WslIs, nsar M ohio
river, and embraces The line % uyanAvAL- q
The property q this sompany hae not eeea
%,nortS ~. VINO .oeid not convey rntii thsy
attained thslr majority, whisA TIE younesSN
I'D lew days 40.
Wells are being ectsd On ,hs eaIsi.,ae
s..nalns saoas ,ssst on We. nrs, dissovsssa
% u. p.v,s. issp, .A,e,n,.s, q v,.i !.
MsFs5l.ad Ioees, On the Morgan iAnA. n
TS.:. And. =. s.,a !. ,,s.. " I. g.e..:
fArkersbuFs, West Virginia, and We non.
John O. Garlic, Senator In Congress hon Viz
Ginis, and vii Be- ~ them eonveyed " TIE
landing Stone on Company Nhen.yss NE
stpsk 70 Be disposed Of ~ 6ubaeriptlon to-
wil 5000 akafssl sheil b aubscribed endpai1
for. Thrse Thousand six hundred ehnrsa %
the stock have Already been subssribed ana
Co. :.s \; s;sts 1 ySv
INA do 6siId
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glatiSHsI &epnblsfaa

49,, AdVertisors end BUSINESS Hsn.
I've invite the attention Of advertisers and.
.,,,uest men 10 the columns Of the DAILY
!; ,r,orAL REPUBLICAN, A. an advertising
I, .Slura. n has q large circulation 10 tire
nae. Of washington and Georgetown and the
.nTroundiDS country, and IL constantly In
,-s,.lns. We feel oonnIeat that they win
!. "A n not only valuable, but reliable medium
~ communicating with the public.
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uoRsEsl HoRsEsn HoRsEsni
a essrnAL'. oyyieE !

: QuARrRnMAsTRh oGNEnAL's orytcn,l
ftnsr DIVISION,
wAsuInsros CRY, Tsbrusry %, lss5.
HORsEs suitable Tor the cavalry servieo,
viii be purchased ~ clesboro' Depot. In epsa
market, tiil April 4 lses.
~ Moore, A. q. NJ, and Be suhIeeted 70 the
usual Gsvornuent inhpestion beforo bein9 80
oeptod. ...
organizations ~ foliowsj Cavalry horses
must be sound In all particulars, vel BROKEN,
ID full neah and good condition, from afteea
(Ibl 70 sixteen (l0l hands high, from ave tel -
nine Cnl years old, I'D we'll adapted a every
Orous, spTishIiy, "a healthy, nay b -
FriS:, one hundred aud ssvsnsy.a doiiars
Itlls) each. HOurs Of inspsstion, frSm .. n.
Paymsat viii Be made a this once.
Colonial in .Asrs. mrs, biSisica q X. 40.
febtt-4ot
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9 Z A T o n h A L L /,
NCoANEn Oh NINTH AND D STREETS.

This Lsrs. and HAndsons HAN q now for
rsa, for balls, Sons,rts As. y Y aSsly ss &c,
manner, with large and sonvsnisnt dressing
rooms, AID sallsfy 81 the south snd for spss
ms Han u The bs., ysallls.sa room e ,As
east and wsst side, with large yentiiatoF IN
The centre OF The HAN. nis admirably ndapted
for ConseFts, being built with especial atlen.
care has been sSSss 70 have ths best nSoI that
could be procured.
The Hall viii be rented foe nalla. conesE,l.
M!nsiIsls, y.ls. e: AL.
door nom the Hall. noio-aM !.
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JE0Kd ET0wN AFFAIRS.

COUNCIL PRocHBDIHss-Board Of Alder
Ssa-Ihe Board met; Mr.. Cox In the chair
Prtsent, Messrs Beall, Cooley, and Berry. The
Joint RESOLUTION 90 appoint . committee TO 10
Quire into the expsdisncy cf revising the char
ter and cool ying the laws OF the oTporAtion
RAA passed. Mr.. Cox was appointed on the
committee from this Board
4 communication from HlDary Hutehins,
aIkins permission to keep open the booths on
me nah wharf on SundAy, was laid on the
The bin AppropriAting $500 for the rtpAlr Of
MARKET Space was pGaIed.
The RESOLUTION to appoint oommittee to
iequle - TO the expedleaey Of al owlnE the
Gas Company 70 raise the price II Eas was
passed Mr.. ehinn was appointed on the CON-
Alttee.
The bill appropristlDg t7S for the repair Of
We canal bridge on Market street was passed.
The bill requesting the Mayor 10 rent the
Cd nSh market 10 the highest bidder, and 70
repair and uRe the iish market over the canal,
vas pa Ged
The Board then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

" PloPLE who suffer from the dull stu
pidity that meets ua everywbere In spring,
and too often IN all seasons of the year, knew
how quick II could be cured by taking Ayers
SarsAparilla 20 purge the bilA nom their nys-
tens, We should have better neighbors, as
well ~ clearer heads 70 deal with.
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NBw YoRK, MERcu n, leo5.-I, tho un.
dsrasasd, have ssea en- aFtlsla IN the Wash
ingtou papers stating that ! had solisitsd
stderatioh Of using their pianos. said state
mrnt pronouues 10 be utterly Ease. nv de-
sire has always bten 70 use DO other but the
its superiority In every respcet 70 all Others.
MAJ SrnAEoscm.
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MALICIOUS MIsCuIBr.-Yesterday after
noon, between enc and two o'clock, some mas
l'ciouS person entered tho residence OF Mr..
VIM. c. o'Moara, on PennaylyAniA AVSnue,
between Fiat ana Second streets, and ruined
shout two hundred dollATT worth OF eiothing
by pouring VitlTol on them.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
VIII commence A.
FoRD's NEW THEATRE,
ON MONDAY, eth MARCH,

And continue positively for one wssk only,
In. engagement embraces Dit. MAX MAREr
..S ~. sS 81 SsSp;Sny who yE are nov
shestrA and Chorus will be nom that sstab
lInhment,
Mr.. Tori has no; hssItAtsd to pay 4 much
greater sun than he has ever before ventured
for attraction, W OBTAIN
The ONLY GREAT ITALIAN COMPANY
IN the oountry, 20 produce the latest Aud beat
operas, and 70 make the season (bIief AS II
nsosssarily must bel exceedingly brilliant and
The sale Of secured seats TOR the season OF
six nights only, will commence ~ mstzsrotts
Music store, oa Wednesday morning. The
Moudsy, March 90. once hours from 10 | /,
sBd from ~ TO . o'clock dsily.
voLO,"(whlsh In boston drew the largest
audience o. The season. D p0LiuT0. EhMAN,
10, THE opera nov 90 Ineeessful In New
York and uON sEBASTIEr, NORMA, and
LINDA, will be held 10 reserve, 20 he produced
ia the place 81 ERhANl and RlGuLETfo, u
such prsfsrsnss II sTinsed BY our opsrAtio
b sursd seats ease each. nhILU
MIR. DRMPsTER, COMPOSER
N OF the "MAY QUEEN, )" "LAMENT OF
Tia IRISH EMIGRbNT," As, having re-
Seatly returned from Europe, will rive
BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
VI his most popular u9uNo ana bolln01, ~
Corner Of Ninth and D Streets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 20,
In which b. will Introduce his new settings
70 the sOpE; n Il n.; I Isn TzS T;Nc,
Together with his fAyorite ballads, "Ths
Lamsnt Of the Irish EmIGrAnt,n The Rainy
ay,",JOhn Aadsrson, NJ Jo,""Ths barrin'
Q, ths Door" "A I TSS ni, Beer, :" sBrsss
sal" "The Death o. WsnsB," and lis
cantatA, TIKI MAY QUEEN" In three
parts;
This song represents the gradual decay OF .
young and lovely GIL from the bloom OF heA III
10 pIemAture rave. The whole will Be To-
nodnssd By APprop rate remarks, and accom-;
~ the poiitsneSs OF Mr.. John ,. Ellis, SOs
PennsylVaniA avenue.
Tickets, ous Dollar each; reserved seAts
a. sbSve, where . pisa Of the Hall MAJ !,
seen, and seats secured with humbsTa ~
tash.d; Early application Is respectfully re-
e son%snss "sosiOsh. Dao.. open al
.GRAND A G1 laL + L M N T.
DRAFTED METROPoLTTAN POLICE OF
THE sEVEhTH WARD,
TO be given 81 ISLAND HALL,
COFnsT Of sixth and ID streets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 40, 1865,
A cordial Invitation 10 extended to the eitl.
Isns and their families, no ladies' inVitAtiOnS
having been issued.
TiSLsIS Si-IdniitinS = gentleman and
lad %.
By Oidsr Of COMMITTEES oil. Arrangements.
S.o re- wS.AInI1iEEss.ToAD, iOoaul,tos.
n. y. 0ORMAN,
nhlO-OOSts 'EH..s..
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GOLD PLATED BErTs, BHLR BuckLHs,
Cembs, Chains, Rngs, sleeve buttons And
studs, Brseelets, NeVton'a God Foss, Lock
Rigs, Call BalIs, for only One Dollar, ~ the
Dollar Jewelrv Store, No. t1a PennsylvAniA
avenue, near Four-and-A Half street. I've
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POLICE CAsss.--Robert Makes and Geo.
". ReGrson, Sii6s George Lee, were arrested
by Ufls r. Boyle and Hurdle, OF the Fourth
ward, for stealing two tents from DR.. w. X.
Wylle. They were committed to jail for
court by JnstIse Walter.
DesdemoniA Hickman Was Afreated by On
ssr Pieros for an AsAAult and battery on
Michael Raglan. Jus lee walter held her for
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

The LADY MLNA0EKs OF TIE Honn ron
NE iRILhDLEss will meet at Mr.. George II
fAnps, No ais Thirteenth street, on Wednes.
DAY, the al inst, az TX o'o ock All lAdlsA
Interested or favorable To the Institution arc
earnestly invlted TO attend.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY

|0FFlCE DEPOT CoMMISSARY
~ OF suBsfsTKNcK, ALEXANDRIA,
WIN DO solI ~ public auction, on THURS
DAT, the $50 OF March, Ises, At No 90 south
Unlon street in the city OF AiSxAndria, Va,
. LOT Of condemned 9ubslstsnss stores, viz,
Pork, Basos, Ham, Salt BseL on 'Tonauss,
PiGs' Feet, Dried Apples, CyHss, lea, sugar,
Pickles, aud Pepper. Also, eondemned Com.
mlssary Property. s. ".r.
Sale 10 commences II II O'Clock, q. N. T..
Terms cash, In United btAtea currency.
susse.stal hlddsfs VIII he required 10 TO
the sale, ALE, CLARKE,
mhlen SApl, and Q, q ",
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

The Filth precinct, made tn supeTlnte ndtnt
Richards this mOrning,it appears that thirty
Zine Arrests were made Ia that prt olnet yca.
terday aod last nIrht, The amount Of daeH
Imposed amouated to SiBs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

RRCEIvTEa STOLEN GooDs.-E. @. and
7. Wheeler, Ellen scott, ard q eolored boy
psmcd Feudall, wero aTreattd this morning By
cheers Fuse and MoColgAn fer receiving
Itolen properly. II seems the Whee ern are
purchasers Of old iron, brHss, rag, &c: The
plses witch were stolen by other parties and
sold to them. The ease was heard by Justioe
Walter, who held 4. o. Wheeler to bail for
court. The others were dismissed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

FOR RENT.-onlce Rooms IN the
Washington Building, corner of Reunsyiva-
pia svenue and seventh street. The beet
locality In the City, Inquire ~
l.. sELDNkR q co.'s
Clothing store, In the same building.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

LOsT CHuD.-Yesterday afternoon, ON
Ger Fuse, OF the Fourth ward, found q little
boy wandering about the streets. He was
taken 10 charge by the ON Ger, and retained
10 his parents, Mr.. Edward Lake, No. o -Four.
And-A-half Gtreot,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18

UTANTED.-.BY THREE YOUNG
w Eentlemsn, twashing toniAns,) board in
. private family. They desire 20 room to-
Eether. Addr' %, stating terms, 40, -. y. 3. /"
kEPuBLicAH once. mis-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-18
4 ALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsRs,

1888 FIAT DivinIoH,
- wAsuIHeroE CRY, March I, iSes
win be sold atpublls auction, 70 the highest
bidder, a. oieshoro, d o., on
TUESDAY, March =, i8n5,
TuEsDky, March q, IIeS,
TUESDAY,, Ma'sh 7f, tses,
TUEsDAY, March q, $50, ...
TWO HUNDRED cS Svx AoasEsEAcH
These horses have been condemned a. unfit
Tor the cavalry seryise Of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good
Bargains may hs had.
HofIes sold sinIiy, ssls 70 commences ., 10
A. M. Terms cash, Ia United mates eurrensy.
Colonel in charge yir. b,Vision oesr,,r.
maAtsr Generals Once, mhAtd