davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
TINTED STATES sALE. OF
fxxrs s A PsI H SAFE 81 TL5Rrb RIOT

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the several
tracts or lots Of land, situated 10 the county
Of ST. Johns, state OF Florida, have become
forfeited 10 the United stAte-, BY reason Of
the non-payment Of the direst tax charged
thereon, under the act entitled can act 10
ray interest on thu public debt, and Tor other
purpossa,n approved August ., 1881, and an
act entitled ian Aot for the eollsotion Of d.
rect taxes In inlurreotionAry districts within
the United stAteu, and for other purposes
approved June 7, 1894 And the amendments 70
sa,s a. sSS ,S.s ps *. vi, G ). %: :oa
at public auction, ON MONDAY, the 10Th day
Of April, 1884, at the sty OF g. Augustus. In
aaid county Of ST. Johns.
Ths trasls or ion Of lknd 10 be sold 10 above
snbr.ss 10 the aggregate about
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES.
CROWN q fTARD FINE ADD LIVE OAK Tin
bearing, and very desirable Cotton and Sugar
Plantations. The Long staple or see lsland
Cotton can be grown Throughout %. Johns
county 10 e great peIiestion a. on the coast
Islands OF South Carolina and Gsorgih.
81. Johns county extends from the Atlantic
ocean 20 the -. Johns river, which bounds u
on the west. 10 has Tor haFboFu on the AZ.
lAntie, 80. Augustine and MAiAnsAs Inlet.
Oranges, lemons, limes, pomegrAnatas nEs,
Snavas, olivss and I apss grow In psrfesfion
The purchasers OF lands and tsnsnents un-
der the direct tax act acquire title 10 fee
simple, free and discharged from All prior liens
and Membranes Of every description what.
soovor, for which this Preaident IL authorised
to cause patents 10 be Issued.
WM. ALs0P,
AUSTIN SMITH,
mhlb-WM Commioalonofu.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

.f wEDHrhDAv, March 50, 1895.
tPrtces given belop refer 10 lchOlesals operafions
onip, unIess okhsr1gise espresssd.1
CoITnE-we report sale Of 800 bags good
FLouR.Ths market wos very quiet, and
prices without change; mail salss Of 20 I'd
howard street super were reported AZ 90 rs,
and Extra brands Of all descriptions are nom.
i R.,u ~ 80 hsh gr,d:' d. for shipment Ell;
VOC: to.dayi We now quote Family at eIaaB,
and high grade Extra etl.1s per Dbl
G1AiE-wheat, $40 bushels white and also
s So,ns - re- ,S Sisssd market inseys on ss;
bushels white AZ 2 ~ 10 o. 90, a. 10 quality,
900 bushels red At 10 20 4 l25, closing heavy.
CoIo, 400 bushels white and s,7oo bushels
Including damp lot OF white az 81. rs, and I
lew hundred bushels yellow a. 20 TO 81 ~
per bushel. Oats were dull; we quote at 50 TO
80 - but nominal. No sales ofTye
Notwithstanding reported to-day.
PRoyIs .oNs We learn contracts we're
awarded here BY the Commissary Department
for 5000 bills. r. me Msss Pork Il ~ IS a. % 20
per Dbl. There 10 more inquiry for bulk MeAtE,
sales Of shoulders was At lsK cts now held al
10 Bacon 10 heavy, with sales OF should
ers In jobbing lets At f1kats cts, and sides
iSSS2o ets.i Hams are quiet At 9aast cts. Lard
ter-we notice q sale OF 100 pigs Goshen a,
% cts. per 10.
svoAR. --Considersbl sales were maze 70.
day, both for refining and 10 the trade. We
report l79 hhds. surioam 81 n ots., mos :, 100
hhds. Cuba at II \ cts , Z mos-both for e, a.
ingj i;b hhds. grocery grades Cuba I5aI9h
cts ! 20 hhds. Porto Rico 1t II cents per 10.
eNh. Rsnned Sugars are steady ~ yesisr.
days quotAtions
sELbs-we quote Clover ct II GSNoI7 80 per
sush Timothy seas, and Flax BGSSlo per
buNhel.
wHnEy-Is hTmeri held At . ISAe9 % PET
gallon iorCity and OhiOi no sales worthy Of
notice.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
CAVALRY HoRsRS |
" ARTILLERY HORsKai

MOLEuI
ovARrEhnAsTnn oIHERAL's OrTiCE, !
FinsT DIvIsIoH,
wAsHIrsroH cIry, March Is, isss.
HORSES, sultsele for the cavalry and artil.
ssy ssryss' vii ?. tsseiy:d e , Ss'ecr9 Dc
6k0. 8. BROWNING, A. q. N.
MULES, IN lots OF twenty-five, or more, will
BE- reeeiyed 10 this city, IN open market, till
May 1870, By CAPTAIN Q. H. Tomphins, As.
sistAnt QuAf,Srmaster, corner TWsnty.sSo.
ond and q streets.
An animals 20 the subjected 10 the usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
speeinoations - ioilows; !" Cavalry horses
must Be sound 10 AL particulars, well broken
In full nssh and in good oonditlonI from hi
teen (ib) 70 sixteen tle) hands high from dV1
10Y 10 nine (sl years old, and we'll adapted "a
every way 20 cavalry purposes. Hofsss be
:ssre s9sS e &c ~ ::S :. nay
.xitiiISry Horses must BE- Of dark color
sound 10 al particulars strong, quick. and
moss, In full hesh and condition, from SlI (sl
70 ten lt0D years old, not less than fifteen and
one half (l6Jf hands high, each Horse 70 woigh
not less than ten hundred and nfty (i,obo)
Mules must be over two (9) years Of AEs,
strong, trout, CON, act, Well-developed ami.
mails, not less than fourteen no hands high,
IN full health, frse nom every blemlsh Of de-
and developed the corresponding four PEI ma.
mont teeth, two In each Jaw,
There organisations " II be strictly adhered
10. and Iiudly enforced In every pal tsulAT.
Hours OF tnspe'1On, from .. n. TO D. m.
Price = Cavalry Horses one hundred And
IiGhty.nyO dollars (tiesD Artillery Horses,
one hundred Aud ninety dollars eiSoD Mules
one hundred and ninety-hye dollAra (eioe.)
Payment VII. be made q this once.
Colonel in charge frat Division, q. n. 90.
mht6tApe TIT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

the pSGgsy Of M ~. :, consist. 3
traet, and contains nom $500 70 S,Soo acres
Of land, In fec simple, Tree from leases, un,
divided interests OF royalty. Standing Stone
creek q branch OF the Li,0s IA aWhs river
and u has upon u larger amount Of boring
territory than 10 owned BY any other company
In West virgins. 10 10 situated In Writ coun.
", mar the celebrated RAthbone, or Burning
tfmes greater, and 10 considered BIZ all expert.
ensed oil mon familiar with the oil District Of
Wet VirginiA quite equal TO Y not superior
70 the Rsthbone tract. The standing STONE
,s ssT s.:a i sSi.ar oH sOrs u:
Run, asross the waters Of standing ktons
creek, including portion Of Robinson's rori
and Two Miiie run, and y Immediately n
spring through By standing stone and Petfo
leum TO Horse Neck Wells, near the on,
river, and embraces tho line OF uPHEAVAL.
abe property q this company has not beel
minori Ssifs' who could not convey uSsii ths,
STAINED their Majority which the younsSs
y Wells are bsiSS bored on the sdJoinin,
si:nainG STONE tract, oil was hrsi di'sOvsiSd
90 The Devsrs farm, ADJOINING, . we'll 4,
being bored and oil obtained. The well Of
MeEaIlnnd = Jones, on the Morgan land. II
Thsss lsndS are held in trus, by .. N. Cam.
den, Esq President First National BAni Of
fArkeT,baI6, West Virginia, and The Hon.
John = Catlile' senator In congreas IRON VIZ.
ginla, and vii. be py them conveyed 70 the
,anding Stone oil Company Whenever the
stock 20 Be disposed Of BY subscription ITO.
wit, @, 900 sharesl shall Be iubssribOi Andpaid
for. Three Thousand sig hundred shares OF
the stoek have already bean subscribed And
paid for. ....
Of Cor :sS 1 SSS
LIZA \ co. ..... dsiS4h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

uad,r Direction Of S.vesoa r. o. Abbott, .
8. A., Mafical DIRECTOR Dspart,nrnf


s. A., kadieal DirsdOT Dparbn1nt
Of Waahia0toa.
1. Armory Square, Washington, d. O..
seventh street west, between Canal and X
a. south, In charge Of Surgeon DIV. Bliss
q Augur General Hospital, near Alex
Indria, Va. in charge Of Surgeon George
L. Sutton, u. 3. V.
s. Carver, Washington, D. c., Four
+ ,ssnth street west, at terminus Of city rail-
rOsd, in charged OF Surgeon o. A. JudSon,
I. Campbell, Washington, d. O., Seventh
street wet, at terminus OF city railroad
ronn, In charge Of Surgeon A. y. Sheldon,
U.S.V.
S. Columbian, Washington, d. c., -Four.
tenth street wet, at terminus Of city rail-
road. In charge Of Surgeon 7. R. Crosby,
U.S.V.
Of street and New Jersey avenue, In charge
Of AsSistsnt Surgeon VIM. Y. Norris, U, B.
A.
hlmshoylse, east Of the Capitol, In charge OF
8. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two mlles
surgeon II. Allen, u. Q. A.
9. Finley, Washington, ID. c., Kendall
Green, Fourth street east, north Of the city,
IN charge Of Surgeon @. L. Pancosst, U. I.
4 v. - ... E.-...r.
10. Hardwood, Washington, d. c., Cor.
coTan's farm, Seventh street west, In charge
o. Surgeon K. b. Bonecou, U. S.V.
II. Judiciary Square, Washington, ID,
c., Judiciary Square, Z street north, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets west, 10
charge Of Assistant Surgeon P. G. Davis,
U. 3. A
IL. kaloramA, (SmAll-pox,) Washington,
D. g., Rock creek, out Twenty-frst street,
in charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon
r. J. Thomas, U. 8. A.
Is. Lincoln, Washington, ID. G., one
mile east Of the Capitol, In charge Of As
sistAut Surgeon J. Q. Mckee, U. 3. A.
Il. Mount Pleasant, Washington, D,
C., Fourteenth street, one half mile DO
vond city limits, In charge OF Assistant
surgeon Q. A. Mccall, u. 3. A.
IS. Seminary, Georgetown, ID. c., corner
Of Washington and Gay streets, In charge
Of Surgeon u. W. Ducachet, u. 8. v.
10 .tanton, Washington, ID. O., street
and New Jersey avenue, In charge Of Bur
geon b. B Wilson, U. 8. V.
II. Stone, Washington, ID. O., -Four.
teonth street, opposite Columbian Hospital
in charge Of Acting Asst Surgeon 2. Glen.
nan, U.s,A.
Is. First Division General, Alexandria
Va, corner OF Fairfax and Cameron
Sreets, in charge Of Surgeon Edwin Bent
Icy, U. 8. A.
10. Second Division General, Alexandria
Va, corner Of Prince and Columbus streets
10 charge Of Surgeon Edwin Bentley, U
20. Third Division General, Alexandria
Va. Washington street, between Queer
and Came ron streets, in charge Of suIgeOr
Edwin Bentley, u. B.V.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

PoLIoH RBPoRTs.-TAird PreeiHet-JnO
Hoop drunk aud disordeTly, o. 81 James
Hicks, do. do VIM. Graves, do, dismissedj
John Gallon, do. dol Charles CLARK, do. do.
Henry dean, drubk, dol Mary Hsys, drunk
ard disOrd0Tly, asa,
FOsTfA Pre-. fadf-Wm. n. Thomas, disordeTly,
% bii Bridget Hurley, petit larceny ,dismisIedi
George Reed, disorlerly, ca Margaret Hay
den God George Reed, threats, bound over to
keep peAeei Mary Debon, disorderly, t1i Xii
lAbeth Aleorn, do. do Abraham Brown, drunk
and disor Ierly, p9i Jacob Price, hrlns pistol
10 street. IS 90.
Fyh PSsuRct-EllA Thompson, VAgGney,
security for good behavior Alberta CreeAk,
vAgTAnoy, work house, Francis spra %, In
toAieAtlOn, diamiHsedj Charles J. Waters, In
toHieAtion, military James Scott, highway
fobberY, tail for court.
SiEth PreeiHet Frederick EArhaTt, assault,
security tO keep the peAoej Harriet ColllrS,
l'Ault, security to keep the peaeei William
seott, petit larceny, jail Tor COURT FrAnsiI
Asly, drunk, military,
4, Tsath PTeeiHoi-Bsi Shoemaker, lntoxieA
Hon and dlSorderly, hasd el.0O; Wm. VIII
Hams aad isaac b 'ooks, grand laFsooy, 10 sket
10 Tor hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

HEADQUARTERS DEPART
I'LL MRNT OF WASHINGTON.
OITIcE or CHiES QUAnIrnMAsTHn,
WARRINGTON, y. o., March 10, 1855.
ekLE1 or MANunE.

viii be gSld 81 pubic auction, a the places
hereinaitet named, on MONDAY, I0th day Of
April, ~ - o'clock, noon, the present and ia.
ture accumulation until Deelmber 81, 1891
OF MANURE At toe public stables, 30, dssis-
mated below, W.T.
Al the pub 10 stab 90 on Fourteepth street,
near the Long Bridge In this ettyI the Aseumu-
lAtions ~ that point and 81 the headquarters
stables, oorneF OF soyenteenth and streets.
A. Camp harry, D. u, BY Captain George
W. Wells, A. Y. d., the manure 81 thht
AZ the once Of Captain Reno, A. q. H.,
headquarters DePussjb division, near Fort
Coreoran, Va, the Aeoum ulations at said
headquarters, and a. various forts In LET, "a,
ID and lth briGAdes OF that division, extending
from Fort Ethan Allen, near Chain BFidge, 10
Fort Lyon, near AleKAndris, on the line Of
deieneaa south OF PotomAe.
Az the once Of Captain =. X. Church, A. q.
NJ, In AlexAndTiA, Va, the mAiuro Al the
stables under his diIec,ion, and q The table.
and parks IN that city, under the control Of
tho chief quArteimAat6r Of this Department.
Terms OF eAlei Cash 0n delivery, 10 Govern
msnt hindsl purchasers 20 take away the
manure - their own expense. A reasonable
time win be allowed 10 hsui away present
quantities on hand, and future Accommodations
must be removed promptly. ..,
Colo d and Chief ouAftsrmAStsr DepaEtnsnt
Of Washington mh2D-l0t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
FOR sALE.-W ANTS.

TOR SALE--THE MARY ANN
II VIRGINIA, A FINE SCHOONER OF
one hundred aud twenty tons bu rden, now ly-
ing at the loot Of leventh street. The vessel
10 In perfect Older, and will be sold for the
reason that the owner cannot pay his lndlvid.
which will be sold separa ely or with the YES.
sci. for par tIoulArs inquire at No. % y street
south, between Nin and Tenth streets.
mh10-Iws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
TTHIs IsTO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

the subgeFibsF has obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF WAahInEton county, In the
District Of Columbia, lett6Is Of AiRinistTe alton
on the personal estate Of EdWafd Graham,
All persons having claims AgAinnt the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned 70 0Hhlbittho aamO,
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber,
on or before the alat diy OF March NEXT
they may othsrWtae by law be excluded from
eli benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2iSt day Of March.
.#... SAMUEL a. PEU0H,
mh22-iAWoWS AdminlstrAt02.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

SELLING WHIsKI.-Mary Callahan was
arrested yesterday by Ofloer Morgan for sell.
Ing whitky without license, and selling TO aol.
dierS. Justice Thompson nnod her $50 In each
eaae.
Patrick Murphy, James CoTbet, and Mary
Johnson were Arres ed by the same oiiloeT for
selling liquor to soldie0. Justice Thompson
nued each Of them go,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

THE only place where you can purchases
india RIbbsr goOda OF all kinds ct ManuJacfu-
,sTs' prices, 10 At II. A. HALLS Iadla Rubber
warehouse, siO PennsylvAnia avenue, be
Kinds Of Rubber goods beautifully repaired
~ short notice. mara1-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

FOR RENT.-Onlee Rooms IN he
Warrington Building, corner Of PenneyiVa..
nia syenue and Seventh street. The beat
ioealityt In the CITY. lnqIiro At II :,
l. sELDNER q co.'s -
Clothing store, IN the same building.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS

eroNH 4 RossroN's CIRoUs.-The grand
troupe Of famed Arsnle perfor Lers will appear
TO MORT IN the opening advertisement 81 this
Circus, and no doubt the spacious pavilion,
which will bo erected on the corner OF New
York avenue and Sixth street, will DO illed
with the admirers OF Ciieus AmusameniB, who
will hnd, amid The varied acts OF the great
number Of daring eQueBtfiS ns and graoeful
athletes, much that viii fsssinate the mind
and onehAin the attention. The advertise
ment OF Messrs, stone 4 RosSton, which will
he found IN another column, gives . synopsis
Of their Gumptuoul establishment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

TRoss wHo stTTsR from nervous lrrita.
tions, itching uneastneas, and the diseom tort
tsat follows IRON an enfesbled and dinordered
state OF the hyntem, should take AvEns sAn.
'sAPARiLLA, And cleanse the blood. Purge out
the lurking distempeF that undarminea the
health, and the constitutional vlEor will 70
turn - -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

400 REMOVAL 6OO
TO NEW BuiLoING'
H 500E
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM q co.
HAVE REMOVED
Their well-Known, Oid-EutabIIshed
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY
NEW UILDIN
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET, .
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own mAnutAo-
ture, most oomplete assortment Of every
style and price Of military aud cltlIena'
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIN0ALRs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With TophAmI Patent slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLZs PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturer OF
LAHGHoLZs PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP.
FOR SALE
EwBANk's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROSES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESs BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II RN Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE SING Tx cxRRIAGE: BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
SuTLERs STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND YALISEs,
Ladies DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
Army YA2IsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvass PelllEiSuE Rags, Lea.
thoF, Canvass, Ahd Carpet Travelling Bags,
Ladies' Preach BAtehelS, Toy Trucks and
school saiehsis, and every article In their line
Of business.
REM MBERi
r 5n1 n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
'yxtttiauaI gsvnblifan

TO Advertisers and business usn.
we invite the st,sntion Of advertisers and
sadness men 20 The columns Of the DAILY
EIrIoEAL REPvBLIcAH, ~ an Aivertisine
nfdium. n has large circulation In the
J,,ss Of Washington and oeorgetown and the
surrounding country, and IL constantly in
,reasing. We feel confident that they win
snd II not eniy valuable, but reliable medium
Of communicating with the public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

NAvI-YARD---Ths dispatch steamer
Ella len the yard yesterday for the lower Po-
tomAo. The King Philip SlIo left yesterday,
Of the steamers Lillian and DumbArton, for
the PotomAo FlotillA Mr.. VIM. Depnilnn,
OF Boston, has been ordered TO the yard a.
oonstruc log engineer In pl eeof Mt. Samuel
weiies, who has been otdsTed 10 Mare Island
Nayy.YATd, CALIFORNIA;. Mr.. r. p. Ross, OF
Pa, has been appointed inspector Of bills
vice A. p. ThAyer, resigned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
CTBINwAY & SONS PIANOS.

We have Just received one more Of those
magnificent Grand PIANOS, II being The siHth
one since JulY last. There 10 no other estab-
lishmont In the District that has ever sold
one Grand Piano Of any maker withln the last
ave years, which PointS clearly TO the superb
oIity OF the steinwAY,
our warsTo0mG, corner OF PennSylVAniA ave-
W. @. METZERoTT,
Sole Agent Of stolnwAy'S Pianos, and Mason
and HAmlin's Cabinet Organs. mist
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
or WAsHINaTON Az

" GEORGE TOWN RAILROAD COM
FANY, March 20, lse5.-On and after sATUR-
Company win be SIX CENTS, AS provided for
BY act OF Congress.
TICKETS, seventeen for One dollar, can be
obtained At Offices OF this Company, corner OF
BddKe street, Georgetown; Garrison street.
near the NAvy-Yard gate.
mh30-si GEO. 3. GIDEON, Presldent.
lIntOlligenoeT and ChIonIele.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

ANOTHER Nav STEAMER. new
First ward az the Union enEiue house, ar
rived here yesterday from the AmoIkeaE
works.. This completes the OIgAniIat oI
the now ace department. The engine 10 the
sano - Nos. . and ., which have been her'
some time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
7.3O NATIONAL TAO
LO N.

LOAN.
Mr.. JAY COOKE Of our arm, having re-
sumsd the General Agency for Government
Loans, we ara prepared TO furnish promptly,
70 agents and purchasers,
o. 9. sEvEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes arc issued, under date Of August
10, 1891, In denominations Of
ESQ, 800, $500, $1,000 AND 5000.
Thsy bear interest 1t 7 IIo per cent. per
Gnnum, and have coupons attached, payable
In lawful money on February 10th ADd August
18th Of each year. Tho principal will be paid
In lawful money on August 18th, 1871 or, ~
the option Of the holder, the notes may then
DO exchanged NJ par for
UNITED STATES FIvETwENTY BONDS,
Reasonable 81 the pleasure Of the Govern
msnt At ANY tims after ave years, and payable
twenty years from August Let, 1857, with In
tsrest at
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN,
payable Ssmi-AnnuAlly. These bonds are a.
present worth In the market shout
NINE PER CENT. PREMIUM,
nom which deduct the premium upon the
Asorusd god interest, and there 10 left net
premium upon the bonds Of '.
SIX PER CENT,
with the prospect Of . much greater VAlue 81
the date Of the maturity Of the sevsn.Thirty
notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions
the aaVeFal lnatfaa NJ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

BME-BUcKLBs, CoMBs, HAIR BALLS,
Ladiea' long guard ohaina, FinEs, cluster and
~. :, alyer-plAted balls, and tea spoons, for
sly oas Dollar, at the DOLLAR JEwELRT
Tnhh, NO. t10 PeanaylVAnlA avenue, near
'NsHand-A-hAn street, mha1sls
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

AHY one having occasion TO visit private
medical Institution are advised 70 cali on De.
Vellny. Hr. = 49,
A large and sueoes,fui practice here and
eure In all eases. m
All vista and communication strictly pFt.
yAte and confidential fsrsons calling see ne
one but the Doctor. ..sI. fobi-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
GOLD AND STOCKS.

Our once hAs been placed In direct tsie-
graph eommunioation with the Cola AnI stock
knehAnge Rooms IN New foEh, insurna
Purchases and Oalea made 81 the usuAlra' -.
RITTENH0usE, FoWLkh Co.
mhS-du Bankers, 90 ivan. sYoAue
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

f4E FIRST coRPS-NoTICE To vETE
RAMS.

THE FIhsT CoRPs-NoTlCE To NETE'
RAMS.
HEADauAATEAs FIAsT CoRPs,l
WAsHIHsron, ID C., Dee. ~, 1884.
Veterans desiring 10 enlist In the First Army
Corps should report In person At the once Of
Col. c. y. Johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. q.
Any veteran, who has served two year,,
has been honorAbiy discharged, and 10 pkysi.
eAlly qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one,
two or three years.
Those snlisting will receive from the Gov.
ernment . bounty Of $500 40 SOon - they are
mustered in, and, In addition, the regular In
StAlmsniS nom the Government, In proportion
to the period Of enlistment, ~ IOllsWsi sIOo
for one year'storVioe, ono-third paid on enlist
mSnt, $500 for two years service, one-thiFd
on enlistment, SSOO for three ysATT service,
ons-third on enlistment.
They will DO credited 10 the quota OF the dis
trist In which they or their families may be
domisiied and will, therefore, DO entitled 10
local bOunties.
Free transportation will DO furnished them
10 Washington by Any Provost MArshAl.
The best arms 10 tht possession Of the Gov.
eminent will be furnished these troops, and
they will be allowed to retain their Afmi when
honoTAbly discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock, Ibs
y street, between Nineteenth and Twsntlsth
streetL
once OF the Board for the Examination Of
ohserS-Brig. General John n. Brooke PrssI.
dent-isS O street, between Eineteenth and
Twentieth streets.
By order Of MAJ. Gen. W. s. Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
doesT-tf Assistant AdiutAnt General.