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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"rIcad- Of the Pcopic.,-Rlchurd Cob

'hcuns OF inc Pcoptc.O-Hichurd Cob
den the Orator and Rsiormor; Mrs DE Iesdernicr.
the Dramatic Reader The Siamcae Twirs aud their
children A Eaihr witch Doc,or; md the A..nssin
Of the Prsiiont with Portraits. How TO Treat tho
Conluo fod "i,eycnru I" A Sensila. Prayer; Is,li.
sion and Health Phrcnolosy Examined The Lcp-
orc; The Bcsn; Beauty on Horse Danceruu.
: c.' signs Of Charncter:" soul Life aud BOY
Li'; Courifhp 20 II should Be; with much other
in'crcsting aud instructive matter, I'm the Phfouo-
nfcl journal ior June. Only 20 cents by firdt prt,
N'ssnon have u. Addrrss Mcssr.. Fowler d " ,.ls,
3-J broadway, v Al tho siI Illustrated soc,
ron Ian. 70 June. sont ior ~. -
Dullcy's Magical Pain Extractor.
wonderful ssvo never falls; cures burns, corn-,
hunons, rhrimatism and plea For ssl" hy the
rios' and single bcI A. Depot % Liberty II, y 81
colds and Coughs Spddcn Changes OF
climate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial n
icetons. Experience having proved that simple
reinolo oct speedily Wien taken In the early stage
Of dir ue tale n 'Born's bronchial frochel,"
let ihc Cold, Cough, or lrritSii1n OF the Ihroa be
ever tilsht, by thi. procaution a scrious
| at's.k NAV he oIcctua!ly oaricd Of. ~,
-Iop TINT scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment 1t olios Itch and salt i,houn In
tory -orht hours, and i cuptons Of the skin sold
| BY oil Drugrists 3i2
Cents All Wool ~uita $751; BoyV Al
| Woo quits ~, A. 1. '. BfoknN's, - Fourth ave.
| ~ Lafayette Place. 81
| The Original Howe's sewing Machines
| FOR ',Ic =, SO broadway. fLIAS HOWE. Jt. In
| Venior and Maker. Atonr wanted. 800
| MOTIFS Chemical Pomnie-A Hair Re
sorur in thc tOru Of pomhde hAs long been needed
~ most - trous vii not usr the many liquid PIE pAr--
one and dyes IA consequence Of their ol cCtounIl e
fUl, iucouvonient mode Of application. aud uu-Hfts-
HcfofF rosuitr pluIuced. MOTIFS Chemical Pom dC
tur t,Fucl article, ~ III sho have ufot IL viii tos-
tir " feHto"a p tfiuuHc fi'H hair Co ~ torn e.
l.uty. A. hat dn.-.iug ~ has no ,ugl. ~r'I by
go nu'ei-t, NJ % and 10 cents hottie, poiHt 81
| Barcia, n. Il.
u. u. u. - Rndwny's Regulating Piil-
ahoult h. utCi VA all ot hiiious I'H- sp ra =,
,usgr ts, cous,p.'ior OF tine bovrle drtangc'urn
90 ih' I"'t and hOuH svDINtiluf AtLiIrhg. trID- w.
tf Etiou ~ the heart NtUsucsr, HuCf's'IC-. Of 90,
kduoyt, inflammation Of the iowcl-. stomach or &
| n'rr. Hose 1t lint "a o. Regulates p.l's = 100 ~
! o"cr ronp'o tho offending huWur ti.Ht occtsiou FL,
thee" ~ tcs, and restore easn and comfort 20 IA,
pSticuL EAdWsy \ Go, ~ MAIDEN Lame. Sod h..
drrItsts. friru 70 cent? ~
| Wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest prciniuu
| lsvk-Sutoh sewing Hbhircs tli Eut'ouholc Ma
| chine. 90 Erua1way, NcV York. $3.50
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I'fNlAN lhDIiiEkHObll-lN IRELAND
',' a iIcH ora sCrt l3riy Let all true lushuic1
answer. 4 mVctins TO organize CItCC 81 the ;. Il.
MA 'e hell 90 cmpcruncc ilall, Franklin 81, near
- 'ti, rp0pu NJ, on NetucadAN eNcAlu., MAJ -,
90 g. 'c'"ck. Aicrrs 81 wilt be- delivered b. ~.
Iuuts '',m'u. Central Organizer, and j. =. Epgcr.,
state 'r.ut. Tine ladies' aud all true niclls " llc-
lW"' hr'1v, urc invited to attend. Admission
Ice. aii
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DRY GOODS.

FROM hUCTION-ljO TIE'ES OF PLAIN
ALL-NQOL IELAisrs s. .p'.s .upc- nor
y b. picces Of FlGrRED ALL. DELAiNEs,
~ % aud ~ cents
10 piece Of FIGURED cH,Lilrs, aan,
PSI 972 and ~ BDwERY.
GRAND OPENING OF NV SUMNER
VI DRtss GOODS
We haye open tho IArrr,, and most sc'ect
stoc. Of tAsu1OSABit 81 MAEE TABKiLS TOD,
found in tho city.
Al the New and F..hion,be Shades Of ALPACAs
aud fOiLlNS, nov % much worn.
, ALSO,
BLACK BovRkliSES, CtSfGi,S CLOTH roLo-
NAlSE "A. Wool M AlNEs. /. ARE,iEs,
IAMAkllNtS, CkkPES, IAMlsE-
CLOllI, ALrACAs,
We invite %'PCeia aiep,2n 70 on present unri-
PSI q1sM and Fl III IN hSj'W~fi.'RY.
NJANTlLLAS-MAN OPEN
ltl AMAGNiFICEST sTOCR,
EMBRACING EVERY NOVELTY
lilI.lfts fuI this n, .aou's vear.
BLACK sli.K MANril.LAs tom 40 % Sc,
LNGLisH CLOIn wALhlNU.sACQJh rs, from
wK PEY'rON
2sI 214 and n { BJWERN
SIL KS, SILKS, SILKS-AT GREAT
- Ri, CII,9S - I,kicks'
'fhit' 'Vlf'iNtah rims NJ - -h roiu lN'tHhl
rlAlS C0LoEED SILKS. At 81 so, sold recently
at - co.
PLAIN COLORED snKs, a, 81 IS, sold recently
At rs.
2s-INCn EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY LYONS
IAfLfAS in all the Fashionable Colon. nj
~ o. ~ 10. and -, sold earlier ia the spins
- ~ ~ ~ TO 10 per yard.
BLACK SILKS. Fine Quality and Lustre, at /! rs
aud upvard
PARIS and LYONS GROs GRAIN, at ~ % yer
yard and upward.
A SPLENDID STOCK or BLACK SILKS fOE
MAN iliLAr, BA.QJLs and sACQt -, al Greatly
Reduced Prices
". X. PEYTON,
PSI Yl2 and "a EtWFRN.
GUNNER DRESS GOODS-JUST RE
- CLl\fD FROM Al CIlON,
\ DECIDED BhRGAIN.
| W. X pHNTON,
2oI 2I4 AMI "a BOWtliN.
| SuAWI.S. SHAWLS, SHAWLS-FRON
| - A ClIOS
| PARIS HgItNBlQl r. SIiAMLs, At - % 10 81.
PARIS GlsES NpiNE SlAWIS, AZ sitI.T.
iALM.LtAF ALL-N OOL CASHMERE SlIAWLs
MOURNING sIIAwLs, NIL siylee, ,crl cheap.
" X Ply TON
~ Pr and ~ BOWEkN.
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EENlAN BROTHERHOOD. - IRELAND
Il for the lr.ah. A meeting OF national lrishIuen
VIII lc held on ruH -d4y evening. Ma. b, 1t tho
As-,u.'' Goom- lti Columbia A. son,h liookl u,
10 or-nul2e circle OF The /. Is, Addresses vii be
dcl'clei ny Nj. James Brennan, Centud Orranizer,
and D. j. Rp'ors state Centre, Free a3mssion TO all
cl.. # lt'auda liberty. The iAlics ATE invited 10
J., l',s nj. 80
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r OST-ON MONDAY, MAY sTH, Conn Z
Ia iIolL l-1th 60. 10 lIth e., On ,tl ava lad D..
With the initials X. ~. ~, worked aith hAu Ou .s
face and the nauc IA full engraved the tacl. IAa
LudeT sill be- suitably rcHardcd ) ira,.ue % ~ h..
MLl,rL NJ. - " lItL n. III
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Auction NOTICES.
UCTION SAITOr MAGNirICENT Hol :.

u
Lhhuid furniture, THE IA M1ud,t. a. l0'. o'clock.
a. house lal West Goth 81 netr 6th ave, conptilns
taW'ly and Ingram cartsts. ltditcsi-, biith"N
slin- an nan ihHttI Aess. isds and % dluR' ulrt"
ciocks shsdes curtnins pian0fotrs pIrlo suit, chhs
avs, silr"rNar, cutlery, &c, With everything dc
.irThr ln lyuourlir tDrldpucp. sale Iuit ut rhiua
HLNEl H. NtsItOTI, Aucrr l2a
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WIN; Writers, AUCTIOEEEE-WIL

nit p'r .iss-"+ centric tables, Ola t.u.A4, Aul l-A o.
trsos, chamber suits, -o'al ri-, iocku and on
hGits, - tine CARPETS china glass, silver vnrC &c
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Gen. Howard's Farewell Order.

hEAD9rAnrkh" AaAT or TkSTEssEE'
r., N, oncs.. al w. i,.s ~ x = i"o' ~,
TsnntSssS; O " WV
While participating In the common feeling
Of satisfaction that the work Of subduing the
enemies of our country has been so thoroughly
accomplished, Il IL with feeling of real sad.
ness that l part from my companions In
arms.
Il was with many misgivings that I no.
ecptod the vacancy created by the death of
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SAN FRANcIsCO, May 2i--Tho great two
mile race between Norfolk aud Lodi came OF
yesterday afternoon on the Ocean House
course. A furious wind was blowing at the
time, raising clouds of sand.
In the first heat the horses kept close to-
gether swung into the home stretch side by
side and crossed the score together making II
dead heat. Time, 3 minutes 4jl seconds.
Norfolk won tho second and third heats.
Time ; minutes ~ S-j seconds, and 3 min
utes 81 4.5 seconds.
Better time would have been made had il
not been for the high wind.
A heavy shock of an earthquake was felt in
this city and throughout southern California
this morning. No damage was done, although
many houses were rudely shaken.
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tho knob, aud witness thought u opened ,,,-
easy thought Booth shut the door after him ~
JAMES n. FORD
testified that be was business manager of P,ta,.
Theatre. Al half past ten on Friday nornin,
gentleman oaino from the Prcsident's house ~
engaged the box oecupicd by the President that
evening. ~
Witness saw John wilkes Booth about hal,
past twelve, two hours aftor ho had received ~.
Information. lie was coming from the theat,s
Witness was coming from the Treasury buiLIin,
Had no knowledge Of the President's intenasi
visit prior to the receipt of the message wItps,,
had notlIing 10 do with decorating the box o.i.
procured the aags from the Treasury Department
Witness was not able TO get all the aag. Il.
wanted. Know nothing OF a visit made BY RooIl
in Charles county. Knew John McCuilo1gh, III
actor; did not. know where be was on the "a -
April last. Did not know John u. surrat NJ
Cullough returned to this city the lat of March
Witness DID not remember when Mr.. Forrest.
engagement terminated.
Witness wrote the notices of the Pre.,deD,,,
visit sent one to the Star and carried the otbs,
to the National Republican. ..
THE above comprises all the testimony m IA
four 0 clock, when our report closed
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In the case OF n Boston distiller, who
removed liquor from his distillsry without
paying excise duty, Government has found
the amount Of fraud to be Sl7, 900, and has
imposed an additional penalty Of 81, 600,
making $50, 900 in all, In q Dubuque case,
the amount Of fraud has been fired at half =
million Of dollars, and q penalty Of another
half million Of dollars has been imposed,
calling for the payment Of . million Of dol
lars. In Peoria case, the frauds will be
some hundreds Of Thousands, and an equal
penalty affixed. These Western cases have
all been worked up by a Buffalo detective.
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Threatened Riot OF PennsyIVamIR Coal
Miners,

READIN0, May 2o.-Tho lnborcrs in tho
coal mines in Schuylkill and Carbon counties
became highly excited at the announcement,
on Saturday, that their wages were 10 be re.
duced. Yesterday, in nearly every mining
centre, the excitement seemed about culmi
mating.
At Pottsvillc, MRuch Chunk, ut Schuylkil
Haven and other places the miners assembled
In large numbers, many Of them infuriated
by spirituous liquors. In some instances
women, dogs and children accompanied
them with yelpmg noises The destruction
of valuable property was anticipated. At
Ashland two coal breakers were burned by
the rioters, and for time the telegraph
wires were severed.
| Last night seven companies Of the 202d
regiment Of Pennsylvania volunteers passed
| through here sm TOHte for the sconos Of dis.
turbanoe. -Four companies have reached
Pottsville, and three have gone 10 Mauch
Chunk. Provisions for n number of days
have been sent them, but II is now thought
that the danger has oeRsed,
IL the disturbances are continued, II Is
proposed 10 employ soldiers from the army,
who will soon bs discharged, In place Of tho
excitable element now working In the mines
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STEPHENS Am REA0ANIN FoRr WARREi

STEPHENS Ann REAGAN IN fORr WARREN.
The Boston Herdhi, of Friday, says;
THE rebel Vice President A. ii. Stephens
and Postmaster General Reagan were trans
ferred from the United States steam slOOp-Oi-
war Tascnrora to Fort Warren on Friday.
Neither Of the distinguished rebels knew that
the other was on board the Tusoarorn, and
when they were taken from that vessel they
were placed in separate boats, and the secre-
~ that was observed on their passage to the
fortress was maintained after they entered it..
Major General Dix, commander Of the de-
partmcnt, who arrived In Boston Wednes-
day night, went down to Fort Warren early
in tho morning, and mot the prisoners on
their arrival, Agreeably to his orders sep
arate coils were GOnstruot0d for stephens and
Reagan under the officers quarters in tho
classmates. To these places the,robsls were
taken and lOs,0 mp, and u strong guard was
placed over them, They viii not be allowed
to talk to any one, nor receive any letters OF
papers; aud the iaot Of the Others cOniino'
mcnt at Fort Warren is not Ia bo known u
either. The orders concerning them are very
strict
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Gov. Curtin aud the Pennsylvania
Troops.

Gov. CURTIN leaves Washington this even.
ing for Harrisburg, lie has succeeded in
obtaining transportation for eight regiments
Of tho Pennsylvania troops in the Army Of
tho Potomac to leave the city tonight.
They will be paid of and mustered out at
Harrisburg and Philadelphia. This is the
first quota returned to any State since the
mastering -Out" commenced.
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Riot Among Coal Miners.

CINCINNATI, May ga dispatch to the
Commercial, from Massilon, Ohio, gives the
particulars of u riot amung the coNl miners
In that vicinity, growing out Of the resist
ance made by the Miners Union OrganiEa-
tion to new men not members Of the
"Union,n boing set To work The i5th rogi-
ment of National Guards was called out to
restore order. They arrested u number Of
tho leaders. Grcat excitement prevails, and
further violence Is approhendcd.
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THIRD EDITION.
uALT-PAsT FIVE, l.. Nj.
THE sHERMAN-JoHNsTON AR
MIsTICE.

We have reason to believe that tho Govern
ment is In possession Of q letter written by
jar. DAVIS the day after the SHERMAN
JOHNSTON armistice was signed in which the
arbitrator declared that while II did not
grant nlI that he would have liked, yet that
IL ,cas eoneeding more Than he had any
reasoH to ezpc1; that, in his Judgment, It nc-
knowledgsd the rebel government, gave them
authority to continue that government in the
late rebellious States, to which the rebel
soldiers were severnTly allowed to return and
deposit their arms, and out Of this recOgni-
tion he expressed the opinion that the United
States eoHid6s made TO pay tie rebel debt'
This letter, we believe, will soon be made
public. .. ... ..
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The Virginia BsttIe-Fislds 20 be Sur
yeyed.

Major HOWELL, in charge Of u party Of
Typographical engineers, left Gen. MEADE's
headquarters yesterday, with directions to
proceed across the country to Richmond ria
the Wilderness, spOttsylvania, North.Annn,
Cold Harbor, &c., and rc-examino and sur.
vey all the battle. fields, and carefully elab.
crate the plans already made with view to
their completeness.
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DislOyalty on n Mississippi steamer.
ST. LOUIS, May SO.--The steamer Magenta
has been seized by the order Of Gen, Pope,
and the captain, first clerk, and mate were
arrested, and will he tried by military com
mission, for the illtreatment Of Union troops,
while rebel officers and soldiers were invited
to avaI themselves Of Every privilege which
tho boat allowed, singing rebel songs and
using disloyal talk
Tho Magenta will not be allowed to run
Rgain until matters are satisfactorily ar,
ranged
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

The Adjutant General of the army has in
formed General MEADE that those regiments
which have continued their organizations by
recruiting Nftor their original term Of service
has expired are to be retained as veteran
regiments.
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y nLoCAL AFFAIRs

EXCITEMENT UNABATED.-THE FOuR,p
. GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT
VIII be given by the
NEW YORK NANUPAcTuRINd JEwELERs'
ASSOCIATIONS,
AT
sEAToN HALL,
CORNER OF NINTH AND b STREETS,
wAsHISdrON, D. G.,
TrEsDAy EyENiNu, JrNE 9th.
Every purchaser Of = ticket 10 these Concert.
viii receive, at the tiino Of purchase ut the drp
(senton Hall where the tiekstis sold, valuable
Present.,
The presents will distributed from the mag
nihccnt renewed stock Of
JEwELRY, WATCHES,
DTANoNDs, PIANOS,
SEWING MACHINES,
BREAkFAsT-sETTs,
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3O-Thc subscrip.
tions to the 7.3O loan received by jay Cooke,
subscription agent, amount to $3.50, 900, in
Guiding one from Cincinnati of 500, 600, one
from Boston Of 500, OOOi one from Portland,
Me, of $3j, ,OOO one from Rondout, N. y,
of $40, OOO one from davenport, Iowa, o.
$50, 900; and ono from Now Haven, Conn,
Of $40, 900. There were jS2 individual sub
scriptions Of $50 and 500.
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A strawberry Party at SILVER springs.

n bNHN"UtITI FHENy NJ HIINNI 'FITHN6
FRNNCIs =, BLAIR, sr., has extended an in
vitation to the general officers of the Army OF
the Tennessee Gen. LOGAN commanding to
attend a strawberry festival to-day at his
residence at Silver SPRING. Generals sHER.
MAN and LosAN will be present. 1t is be.
lioved that Major General FRANK p. BLAIR,
jr., will on the occasion announce his inten.
tion to resign command of the 18th corps.
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NAVY YYARD-SERIous AcCIDENT,-Yesier.
day afternoon Hu old man by the name Of Po.tsr,
an employee nf the smiths department, was a..
eauding the stairway leading from the sH,itbs
shop To- the hling shop, aud when near the ldp,
made misstep, falliug backwards down some
twenty steps, c1tting his arm very badly, and, II
II feared, fractuTing his skull
Acting Master Samuel d. Meader has been de.
taehcd from the Mystic.
Acting Master Hugh ". Savage, detached froa
the Gen Putnam aud ordered 10 the shokokon.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Samuel Dis.
ton detached from the Western World.
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HEAga'Rs ARAlEs CT raE usIrEg STATES,

WArHINUTON, D. C., May q, ISbl
SIR; have the honor to transmit herewith
Majur General W, T. sherman Official report "l
tho operations Of his armies In the campaign oi
the Carolnas, from April |, 1863 70 May 10, 1855
also y copy " my note calling his attonli0n lu
that part of his report In which he speaks OF the
necessity Of maintaining his truce even ut the
thereon, with permission 10 aInsnd IT, and his
answer thereto.
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant,
U. T. GRAST, Lieutenant General.
Hon T. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

The rebol General LoSYrREEr has re-
eeived permission from President JOHNSON to
visit Washington on private business. lie
will be here In few days.
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THErsATIONAL FAsT-NO PAPER
TO ne ISaUED .

Tomorrow, Thursday, June LIST, having
been proclaimed by President JoHSsOS a
lay of fnsting and mourning, on account of
tho murder by rebel traitors of the late Prosi-
dent LrNcoLN, no paper will be Issued from
this Office,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

horE ron JEFT, DAyIs-A haugman's =
rOpe, made two years HgO Of South Carolina
hemp, 10 hang JeT Davis with, was forwarded
IRON this city TO Washington on Monday. II
Was made by Mrs. ParmsnteT, daughter Of
Capt. Peter Slater. who will bo remembered
by our old residents as the builder Of the first
rOpe walk out Of Boston ever established in
Massachusetts. The maker Of the rope wishes
" have il tsPssdily used Worcester Spy.
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EvERY PURCHASER OF 4 TICKEr u the
Grand Presentation Concert, which takes place
next Tuesday evening, receive, At the time VI
purchase, at the depot, (seaton HAIL. where the
'tsket u sVld, valuable present
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stLyER-wARE, &c,
On exhibition ut Seaton Hall, corner Of Ninth
and D streets, where only tickets are sold and
presents distributed.
The press aud public have universally y endorsed
the perfect fairness. impartiality, ami llbsrAlty
of this novel enterprise.
All RErEIyE a PRE-gNT-ALL ARE sATI-FIIp
Owing 10 the immense capital aud vast faeili.
ties Of the New York Manufacturing JeNKelers'
Association, the directors are enabled 10 oa-r
these extraordinary inducements, aud pledge
themselves to the publio that fairness, inpar.
TALLY and generous dealing will ehAraeteriIe
their every act, aud every promise they make
Their depot (seatOn Hal) l. htted up In a style
Of unapproachable splendor, aud the public 3.
respectfully invited TO call aud examine for them
selves the Immense variety Of beautiful and use.
fu articles to be given away to ticket purchaser
Bear In mind that the presents are given soon
~ the tickets are purchased, and the Whole
transaction Is concluded in = moment on the
spot, and the tickets are good for any Of the
concerts.
The Hall, Ninth aud d streets, Is open from .
a. IN. until lOp. m. for the sale Of tickets aud
distribution Of presents.
ny3I-tf y. II. ELIAS, Aetuary.
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SECOND EDITION
FoUIS O'CLOCK, II. M.
GEN. sHERMANs FAREWELL
ADDREss.

In taking leave Of the armies under his
command, Gen. SIBERIAN has issued fare.
well address to tho officers and men. 1t Is
highly spoken Of by those who have seen It.
II will be promulgated BY tho subordinate
commanders to-morfow.
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PA 3 sP OR rs.


Persons residing or being in Washington
who desire passports for travelling abroad
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on srfaucLIYpfiee6iion
at the DePartmcHtof State. my4.3m
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entertainment takes place tonight at Odd Pei
lows Hall. Forty young ladies porsOnathg the
different flowers aud all striving to be queen,
presents In song their various claims 10 the
quCenly honors, but are unable to decide Tor
themselves aud the decision Il leit for the reelusc
who decides In favor Of the rose, The ceremony
of Crowning aud all the attendant music viii
make II n most delightful entertainment The
no doubt be u perfect success AnumbeT of young
ladies Of tho fourth district Grammar School take
part In the eutcrtniument. II is for the benefit u
the sixth Presbyterian church.
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Change In the Interior Dspsrtment.

Change I'm the Interior Department.
PErER LANAoSD. disbursing officer Of the
Interior Department, has been removed, and
Mr.. GOODWIN, Of Indiana, who has served
three years in the army, appointed his sue.
cesssor. All disbursements Of the Interior
Department will hereafter be made by one
officer, instead Of by divers persons in and
mt of the Department
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

WITNESS RELEAsED.-J. W. Murray, John
BurdiCk, John Hellecn, Isaac Rogers aud Robert
sullivan, witnesses 10 the Delany fraud case
were this morning released from the Old Capitol
by order Of Major Turner, JudgS Advocate.
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by TELEGRAPII.


NEw YoRW, May SO,-Ar Gallagher
Evening Exchange, gold stood at 1911; old
fvcDtwenties, 1929; new fvs-twenties, 1902!
gold after the call l38l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

SEArOS HALL, corner Of Ninth and D
streets, Is opcn from a. IN. to 10 p. nj. for ihe
sale 0f tickets to the Grand PrssehtAiion Con-
ccrts aud stributlon Of presents.
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Major General G. Il, WOODS division, (the
lst,) of the 18th army corps, will embark to-
ny for Louisville Ky.