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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
Burning Of the steamer Gen. lyon
Terrible Loss OF Life,

burning OF ths btsameF Gen. lyon
Terrible Loss OF Life.
NEW YoRK, April 2.-The steamer Gen.
sedgwick, from Wilmington, N. c., on
the 30th, has arrived. She reports that
on the 3ist, at 10.5 .. M, of Hat
teras, she saw q steamer In shore on Gre,
which proved to be the steamer Gen. Lyon,
from Wilmington for Fortress Monroe
with four or ave hundred troops and refu-
gees on board. The wind blew gale, and
the steamer could not launch her boats, but
went as near 70 her as possible and picked
up a. many 90 she could from the boats
spars, woodwork, &c. Seven were from
the hospital at Wilmington.
The list given Of those saved on the
Sedgwlck comprises only twenty-eight
names, including most OF the officers Of
the Lyon. and few refugees and soldiers
Of the 99th and 9th New York, SD aud
56th Illinois and 9th Ohio. A schooner
was seen picking up the men, but Il Is not
known how many she saved. When the
sedgWlck len the Lyon had burnt 10 .
shell, and was fast drifting TO the breakers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

medical Institution are advised v call on DT.
vellnJ.
A large and successful prastiss here and
elsewhere enables him 70 guarantees psrfss,
cure in all cases.
All vista and Communication strictly pri-
Vate and confidential. Persons calling sSs ne
one but the Doctor. febI-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

ALL lsttsu relating to the subscription Of, OF
advsrtising IN, the REPuBLIcAE Ahould 10 sd
dressed 10 the publishers, - above.
An Isttess or communications intended fo'
publication, or In any way relating TO thu
editorial department Of the paper, should bt
addressed 10 the editor, - above.
business and other correspondents vii
greatly obligo the Publishers and the Editor b.
complying with the above suggestion.
To CoRnEsPoHpEru.-No notice can b'
aiken Of anonymous communications. What
svsr is intended for insertion NUT be Guthen
ioatsd by the name and Addiess Of the wri
sr-not nsesssarily Tor publication, but -
guaranty Of It's good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected con
munieations.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
GLORIOUS HULL.

A private dispatch from Hull announces
that that place will be brilliantly illumi-
mated tonight. The Y pres will announce
tho proceedings, and the BarHGels will
copy. Colonel J. ". JOINS will make q
speech on the occasion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
"SPRINo 1T Is CHERRY,

Green leaves haog, but the brown must ny
Whsn no 10 shaken,
Lone and IOrGAkep,
What can an old u an do but Diet
Why, tAko PLANTATIONS BTTTERs TO be sure
and with them new lease OF life. 1he Old
are made youDg again, tue IuiC dle-agtd 70
joIee, and the young bsc1me aoubly bdliiant
by uIirB this Bplendld 1onlo. Dyspepals'
Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Headaehe, PAlns
In the side, "CIiok in the BAok,n and all symp
toms OF stomsohio eTangsment yield % onse
TO the health. giving influence OF FLAHTA ioH
nITrERs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

Tm GROWING CRoPs.-The Frederick
(Ad,) UR.OH says that reports from all
sections OF that county represent the Ap.
pearance Of the growing crops at the pres
ont time Gs presenting the mOSt naltOfing Z
prospect1 seen for many yeArs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

"DAhT CHRoNIoLn ExTRA."-A new
paper, with the above tltle-seven BY nine
in sIIe-sppesred to-day containing two
articles entitled "pesce propositions, )"
"false prophets," aud tome news which
appeared exclusively iu the REPUBLICAN
yesterday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

A CARD.-so great js the demand for
Professor 81 bets lnS AluAble remedies for the
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of osven IN street,
where he can bO consulted for . few days for
all diseases Of the scalp and hair, Call and
examine tho most reliable city IeieTsnoe
Room No. Q, second floor. No case undeTtA-
ken unless the hair can be restored.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

THE only place where you can purchase
tndts RsIbbsr goods Of all kinds At Msssfseiu.
Ies prices, II at II. A. HALLS IAdiA Rubber
WaTehouse, 1l0 POnnsylVAnia avenue, b.
tWeon Ninth and Tenth S6eots. Also, ali
kinds of Rubber goods beautifully ropGiIsd
~ short notice. nAFaa-d
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n + FL q l A L Z.
Wan DIPAHTnIST .In

ADgUrAHT GENERAL'S OFFICE
WAHHIEor, n, April ,, ibeo Ir.
Captain John CTowell, JT ABstStanI AHIs
ttnt General OF Volunteers, having been tor
ported 10 the headquarters Of the AImI ,hSi
absence without leave, Is horeby nouhsu I.om .
he III be recommended for dismissAl i,pIa nI
the service Of thU United States, un!ess, l,n,s
tiftesn days IRON this date, he appear o',S, M,
the Military CommiIAiOn IN GetAi0n i9 .'SI
eity, Of W ieh Brig der General SrlI" snd
Unlted States Volunteers, 10 PTesiaehh r-,I
make satI,IAetOTy defence to the shA'
Il d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutAnt Genera
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

Rohl tollettes are now made with gay
silk petticoats, having the oyer-dress inge-
niously opened at each width, trimmed
and buttoned back, or otherwise coquet-
isbly, with the intent Of eifectipg . full
display. Of.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
LOCAL NEWS

To Bs ILLUMINATED. BY reference Il
A1other column u will be seen that, bv o,ass
Of 'Ccretary Seward, the public buildIns.
throughout The city viii be illumin sisd ~.
morrow nlVht in hOaor OF the great Victovv
gained by General Grant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
UNION ILLUmlsArIoS.

By order Of the Government the public
buildings In the city will be Illuminated to-
morrow (Tuesdny) evening. ehope our
citIEeus will illum mate their private dwell
ings and buildings also.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
mittf

THosR WHO sUYPHR from nervous irrits.
lions, itching uneasiuess, and the discomfort
ttAt follows fIom an enfeebied and disordsred
state Of the system, should take AHER's aAn.
SAPARIILA, and cleanse the blood. Purge out
the lurking distemper that underminsa the
health, and the constitutional vigur viii rs-
turn,
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Tor FTICIAL.1
DEPAETMIET or STATE, 4
vARHINoToH. April 4. 1875.

The Secretary Of State recommends ths,
the public buildings be Illuminated to.
morrow Tuesday evening, In honor Of
the fall Of Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

aABBATH SCHOOL CoNOHRT. = The Ad-
mirsrs Of the Ii0glnE OF the sabbath School
Of Rev. Dr.. Gurley's church will be pleased to
hear that the school expect TO give 4 concert
Instant The piooeeds win be for the OsnOuI
Of the nshool
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

T q. WILSON, one OF the New York Her.
I'D correspondents, was wounded In the Shoul.
der slightly, with sheridans cavalry, at Din
wtddlo Court Hoole.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

Ladiea' long guard chains, rings, cluster ao1
jtt sets, silver.plated bells, and tsa spoons fot
only 0le Dollar, at the DoLLAn tRWELnT
SronE, No. as Pennsylvania avenue, near
-Four. .anc-A-half street. mh1i.ets
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
aRANT,s AnHIVERsARY.

One year ago to-day General GRANT went
10 Culpeper and took command OF the
Army OF the Potomac in personl This Is
. glorious anniversary for General GRANT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

FOR RENT.-Oniee Rooms In N,
WaShineton Building, corner Of PannsylVa.
niA avenue and Seventh street. The 'bss,
locality In the city. Inquire Al
l.. sELDNER cos
Clothing store, In the same bulldins.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

THATHR q NoTRs' CRoUs AND NE
HAgERIE are doing an Immense business on
great naoW are we'll Apprsel Ited BY the public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

AsUGdEsTIoN TO THB SHowMRN. --EDIFoH
you please ask the pro.
prietors OF the o0mbined Circus and Menlge.
Iie now exhibiting In this W to give an OK.
hibiIion Of thar msnAgoIle wi hont the roul
perio. mancJt This Will accommodate aud
oblIEe many persons ana families who "a, no
desire to attend the otTeuI. mSke this anE.
geatlOn At the request Of an Osteomed clerical
friend, and hope II will be complied with.
Respectfully, Go., C.E. I.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

BncRETART SEWARD and his party Te-
tuRnsd from their excursion TO City PoiaI yea.
tsrdGy AiternOoP, nush refreshed BY their
trip.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
n-RsIIy Nation al RspubIIeas UnioS
evening, april I, lssb. By oidsr Of the presi.
WIN. BOYD, MD,
apS2ls Recording secretary.
10 Public Addrsss.-Ths Regular
MoNlHLY NEE ING Of the AssoeiA.
tion OF Loyal Psnpsylvaui.n, will Be held .,
their room, Union League Building, on n n'h
street, Oh MONDAY Evening, April ., At TX
o'clock Hon. 4. II. Cnast, now OF the DIS.
triot Of Columbla, viii address the meeting,
aud = .ull attendance 10 earnestly requested.
AL PcnnlylvAnlans are invited, lts
70 Notice.-Msmbsrs OF the Fearth
attend . meeting at the Counsil ChAnbsr, city
Hall, on TUESDAY Evening. April &, kt TX
O'Clock, p. m, o transsot business Of gresI
importance 10 the Club. py order OF the
Chairman, n. .. DAVIS, seere ary.
al22t
II -Massnohusstts Military stat.
AoEScV REmoyAL.--On and aftsr MONDAY,
January LIST, 1855, the Massaehusetta state
Agency will occupy its now rooms In the No
ffonGl inielligsncer building, second aoot, ,oorns
of seventh and d Dstreels, WAshinGton, d. c.
Massachusetts soldiers and eitizens are In.
Advice and assistance given without charge,
GARDINER TUFTS,
dec1i-f Lieut.. Col. and state Agent.
6- once OF the washInEGOA and
@ RGErOWN RAILROAD com.
PAkY, March 20, 1865 On and after sATUR.
DAY, April Ist, the lAte on the ears Of this
Company viii be SIX CENTS, ~ provided iOr
by aot oi CongUss.
TICKETS, seventeen for one dollar, eAn bO
obtained at Offices OF this Company, corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
DTIdge street, GeoTGetownj Garrison street,
near the Navy-YATd gate.
mh29st GEO. s. GIDEON, President
tIntelliEenoer and ChToniole.l
1 Metropolitan Railroad Once,
CURNhR OF SEVENrEERTH SThkET
a New York avenue On and alter SAL VA.
DAY, April lat, the fare on this road viii DO
increased TO seven cents, or seventeen heket.
for one dollar, which may be purchased h
the mos from 0 \. m. to y. m.
mb29.ll. J. w. TH0MPS0N, Presf.
~ Parties, BalIs, WsddtBss-shaf-
held's neutrality-suspicious. Dinins saloon-
bSS sixth street,
lam now prepared TO furnish 10 the besi
French style, and my own supeTtntendenee
| Parties, Weddings, aud other entertain uenta
| IN most Reasonable terms. The best freneh
| Confectionery always on hand. Private Din
ners and SuppeIa furnished At my saloon
Country Orders and Parties attended 70 In the
shortest notice. Ice Cream and Water Ices
made by steam power, In plain and fancy
mou.ds, IOr Partiss, Dinners. ant-s@
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

WORK SUSPENDED. To-day, on receipt
Of the news OF the fall OF Riohm end, work In
the navy yard was suspendsd By order Of
Commodore Montgomery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
PARApn OF rHn FmE DErARr,rnrr.-n.

PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPART1fKNT.-On
receipt OF the news to-day the Washinaton
City Fire Department paraded the stroots, An
nags 1hs bells Of the various engine house.
were ruDg, and Joy rsisned throughout he
city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
RsbsI Pr PATatIon 20 EVacuats Ra.
lsIRh.

a di'patsh received from GoldSborO' say .
the rebels have completed ali preparations 10
svAeuSts Raleigh. All ispotS OF the State
oJSsransnt have been removed to Grons.
hosou b. a. well As all surplus military stores
0tn raj sehGnsld has levied q contribution OF
l0O.tOl raiiohs Of meat and n0ur upon the
aAtiHOna.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

AS-Ths Bridal chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young hen.
Also, new and Tslisble trestment for Disease
Of the Urinary and sexual s Btems-sentT TSsJ
HocGHTON, Howard Association, Phileosf
phIA, Pa. mhsly
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The Joy Tn Ph,isa,lpo,e.

PHILADELPHIA, April a--The city N I'm .
gn'o OF excitement over the glorious neWs
Third street 10 tbronged with the masass 80
flags are n g every where. -@
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
L A II e r >.
Many Guns Captured
with Richmond.
The People Receive Our
Troops with Expressions
of Joy.
torFIoIAL WAR BgLLETIH)
WAR BULLETIH

The following official bulletin confirms
our Extra Of hslf-past ono O'Clock,
wAa pESARtMEAT-Is noon.
Major Gsnsral Dir;
The following official confirmation OF
the oHptursof RIchmo nd, and announcing
that the city Is on Gre, has Just been re-
esIved BY this Department.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
CITT PoINT, Va, II q. IN.
Hon. EdaSda N. SSAiOA, sseTsiorV Of WsTi
General WeitEel telegraphs a. follows
eve took Richmond OF s.l6 this morn
ing. 1 captured many guns. The enemy
left In great haste. The city 10 on fre in
ono plAee-am making every effort to put
II out. The people received Us with en-
thusiAStic expressions Of Joy"
General Grant started early this morn.
Ing with army, towards the Dsuville road,
to cut on Lees rstrsatinE army, II possible
President Lincoln has gone to the front.
T. 8. BowKRs, A. A. @.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
VICTORIES!
On to Richmond
Grand Union Success!
Destruction of the southside
Railroad.
The Rebel EntTenchments Carried
NCANNON And $4,000 men CAPTURED
Gen. Sheridan's Cavalry sweeping
Everything Before Then.
"ALL SEEMS WELL" WITH oEs.
GRANTS ARMY.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM LIT.
GEN. GRANT, IN THE FIELD,
TO TIE CoMNANDER.IN.
CHIEF OF THE ARNIBS
AND NAvIBs.
5OCANkON AND 1000 MEN CAPTURED
Gen. sheridan's Cavalry sweeping
Everything Before Then.
"ALL SEEMS WELL" WITH oEH.
GRANTS ARMY.
the PRESIDENT TO THE PEOPLE

The following ofisiSl dispatches Of re-
cent operations In tho aeld ere sommuul-
Gated BY the President to the People OF the
the United statesi
tBIRsT DIsPAToH.
CRY PoIHr, VA, 9 % p. m, March o., fssA
Atsbp. m, to-day, osnsrAl Gfant tsls-
grapbed me ~ follows;
There has been much hard nEh,ipg this
uorning, The enemy drove our len from near
Osbnoy's house back we'll towards the D ,yd-
ton plank road. We are now about 70 take
he offensive ~ that point, and, I hope, viii
more than recover the lost ground"
Ia or, he tsleSIaphed again 80 folloWsi
"ouF troops, after being driven back or 70
The BOydion plank road, turned and drove the
enemy In turn and took the White Oak road,
VII sh We now have. This GiVSs us the
ground occupied BY the enemy this morning.
will send you . rebel AsE captured By eur
troops 10 driving the enemy bAsk. There
have been four nGEs oaptuTsd to-day"
Judging BY the two pOlnts from WhIsh Gen.
Grant tslSgrAphs, I iafsE that he moved his
IsAdQuArtsrs about one nile aimee he sent the
ars Of the two dispatches.
r. !,
lsLoohp p"IAI.h
IiIt roiht, ,Ar Aph
"A a"p"eh jN rssi'so snos'ns u"
shsridan' aided BY warren had ~ p n
pushed the enemy bask 80 ~ 70 Tstaks the
Fiys Forks, aud bring his own hsA'quarteTs
Ip to J. BoaseAus. The rrs Forks were
,aFrisAdsd BY the enemy and carried BY
Oeyiu's division Of cavalry. This portion OF
The enemy seom no" TO os trying 70 WORK
'ions the white OAK ROAD 70 jeia ths mhn
oree Ia non' OF ssneIA eiAn'' Wnhe Ssne-
fah sheflusn Anu "Atten arc Pieshhs 'hem
~ closely ~ possible.
tS'gned) IA. LIHcoLS."
THIRD DIsPAToH.l
CnT PoIhT, VA, ApTil Ia 80 A \.
"LAst night Gen. Grant tsisgraphsd that
eep, sheridan, with his cavalry and the sIh
corps, had captured three briEadss ofinfansry,
,trAin Of wagons, and several batteries, and
priSouera Gmountiug 70 several Thousand
This morniuE O IN. Grant having ordered su
attach along hs ,sAoIs kas. tsIsErAphS ~ fol.
lows:
"BJth Gems. Wright and Park have got
through tho enemy's lines. The battle now
RACES furiou,Iy.
"Gsn. Sheridan, with his cavalry, the Sth
sorps, and Miles division OF the n corps,
nornin1 4, now rve,pt1, down from he vest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

CoUNT DE- MoRNI, president OF the
French Senate, 10 very III Of bronchitis.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
Congratulations OF the Forsign Min.


Foreign ministers promptly called this
morning at the Department OF State, 70
express their congratulations on the fall OF
Richmond. The frst who called was the
Austrian Minister, Count wTDHNBRUoK;
then the Consul General Of Switzerland,
and then the Swedish minister, Baron WIT
THRsTRpT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

TO OsT--oN SUNDAY NlGadIibS !
ApTIl a. . ImAll HuNTING CASE o'ass.
" :. fIH, with snAmsled wreath on eoth si
The nader viii be libeT ally TogAidedo ~ " ~
u q SAMUEL LEWIS, JsWeleb its
ROnnsylvabta aVOnue. '....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

eEwARD.-The revenue cutter NortheTner,
LieutenAnt HenriQues, arrived At the yard
yesterday afternoon At nve o'clock from
city lint, having on board Secretary seward
and party.
The dispatch steamer baltimore arrived
yeIterjAy Aftarneon, having on board the
members Of the Board Of Inquiry, lately or
CANNED by order OF the Secretary Of the
Navy,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

RoBB1RI.-0n Saturday night soldier,
named Peter LNskoy, CommiSsGfy SsrGe'nt at
HAreWood Hospital, vent into the Western
IL avenue, when he Was GssAiled by Ave or
six men standing At the bar Tor Atreat Laekey
treated than, when the proprietor told him q
vas tho bill He took out his pocketbook,
containing about thirty dollars, and gave The
bATksepeE nve dOllarn, and received one dollar
change. Some OF the party standing by then
threw towel over LAokey's head and took
his pocketbook.
Sergeant Cronin was Otined, who, with sew.
erAl OF the officers OF his precinct, SuooSeded
In ATrestinE VIM. II. seaman, J, II. Flynn,
Samuel Miller, Robert Lynch, James MsiIne,
and J. J. Collina. They were taken before
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03

nrRsIIy Nation al ne pubIIeas UnisH
Club at Isaud Hall, at ~ p. m, TUESDAY
dent, y. A. Boswell. -
WIN. BOYD, N. d,
ap12ls RecordiDg Secretary.
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l. 90 AL FAIR -,

A SABBATH or InTHRlsT AT Il STREET
BAPTItI CHURCH For several weeks . terles
Of IslLsious ns:,ings have been held At thil
Yesterday I was present at the Sabbath
school and, besides fading the session room
hllsd with all Ages, carefully studying the
Bible, was iDpressed with the earnest ESQ
and solomnity that characterized all the
Al ii O'Clock Dr Gray, the pastor, pre- aohed
from the passage, "rhs Church Of the living
God " The large congregation were eseply
AtSH o'clock the Doctor gave the hand n
welcome ard fellowship, In behalf OF bis
brethren, to tnsniy three persons, who, BY this
act, were added TO the church.
Ilearn that . number Of youuE converts are
now awaiting baptism preparatory TO sdmiI.
sion.
The prsysr.meeting that preceded the pub.
lie exercises In the evening, and which 10 Coz
ssSSed. The Sostof Sd PrSssSsd a. s!sSay ~ S'oyloss H
from the words: "ifthey do these things in the
green tree, what shall be done In the y 7"
hAveBeidom observed such deep feeling AG W 40
manifested BY this large audience,
A. the close OF the sermon, the pastor, aftsr
inviting all TO remain who . 'uld, dismissed
The segregation, so that those who were
obliged TO leave could do 80 without disturb
ing nsS S for RI ;:SsS and S.Gy :S 1%%S Ai %
anxiety to become Christians.
learn that meetings arc to be held every
evening this week. The public are invited TO
attend. ALI persons wishing religious eonVer.
Iation are invited 10 meet the pastor At the
Session Room, at ! O'elCeE,p. m.
DEsTRUoTIvn FIRH.-sAturdAy evening
about 10 O'Clock, q destructive hre occurred
~ the Provost MArShApB ofiee, on the avenue,
near Fifteeu-And-A.bAf street, and Tn efrAme
buildings occupied by Colonel InETahAm were
entirely dsstTOyed, Toe valuable papers and
large amount of property were lAVed. An
iron safe, ojntAinipG money, watches, ke., be.
longing 10 rebel prisoners was Saved, As were
all the Important papers belonging both
70 General AugOI's AMI COlOnsl IngrAhA us
headquarters. The stables Aud orderlie1'
quarters were saved, - well As all the horses
belonGiuE to headquarters.
A portion OF tho Ninth And Tenth Veteran
Reserve Corps weIe Al baud, and II ndsred in,
yA'uAble aid In saving Government property.
Tho police were out IN iotoe, h'tcd by their
efficient super ntendent, Richards, And did
much to preserve psAoe and property.
Colonel IngrAhSm, and CAptain RusaelI, ol
his SIAN were present, and many welltiGed
BuggeStions made By these officers " ere car
| ried out to the 10 ter.
The bufning OF these bulldogs will oaus,
some temporary ineonvenienes, but the bust
ness OF both General Auger and Colonel 10
grAhsm will be carried on for the present Gl
No. 80 FouEteenth street.
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Garotia, $500 gpnnen, Capt 8 6 Dteier.s
23cruftia, q 900 &onnen, Capt s 8 Srpenfeu.
S5andriG, S4esG &punen, Capt s. Gau6e,
%eutpmia, g "a 90 Gpnuen, Capt s ooad
G;ermGsia $500 8onnen; Capt @BIerS, f} 7Ji7.
glDemGuia, $500 Gounen, [neu] Capt 81 &rautrauu.
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0ereint9te Staten pDit
UNITED States MALL .I
unb werben Wdtrsnb Dtees Sabes sSedste bon @e prt
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atobren uno gafToeere SCn Stem DOrt mad s
$0atnburg, 6aure, 2onoon rto Sputbampton
~ Ben fOlgeaben preien netnen: .
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SputbGmpten;
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am &Bganeatage etueS ieben DampfIAtfes an
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Sn Baltimore an be Grpebpn biS "8aIttmpre gDe6er"
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Onren pels eer Stenfe etres guten 9ritss beb5reer
fc0ten fd fetS an a." ~"
Dr. S$Hrnann, IO. 3O gicrt1 raGe 2erinatOnlr,
au ben man F@ BET ber etlun9 Ser Observation-Disclosures
DerIafsn fam, ale ba Itn6: 'ts'l-
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p. .il StuGen unb Cettrrf6 mersen
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