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AMUsEy1 ENTs.
pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
AFTERNOON AT 3. EvHSISp AT N
TIN MpItANT SUCCESS
Of the beautiful and gifted artistic
MISS EMl1IE MELVILLE,
In the GRAND DRAM ATiC ROMANCE,
HElRESS OF riik hidden HOUSE
GREAT AMERICAN ONE LEGGED DANCER,
MORNING AT H.
TIKI BOONE FAMlLN COMBINATION
CLASS lgAb kEADlNGS, COMIC SONGS, DUETS.
ASENORMptS LYING ALLIGArORS
MAN EATER, EACH u FEtf LOSG
90 MOVING WAX flGt RES.
JEFF. DAVIS II PErTlCOArS
A MORSE AND RIDER ENrwINED NY AN En-
ORMOI : SERPENT CONNtkrED INTO STONE
Prof M TCuINGS. iIGHrN1fG CALCt LATUk
MOODROffES BOilfMlAN GLASS BLOWERS.
GLASS srEAM EStilNkS IN MOltON.
Hat Woman, GisntosA Circaeian Gtl, Dwarf.
LIVING Otters, ,3rand AqusrsL . million cuuositiee
Admission 80 cents. Children undo ten 10 cent? ltS
HOPE CHAPEl.-120 u DADWAI -
IL AMERICAN SrEREOSO 'ICON
NtM ON EAHllt..DN.
QNe h'ussn1 pctuies pris ng tho moot besut-
ul N.'~r. tt~tuary and ~ OF art In the vOrid.
fthty pCtuir~ trcnty feet square, shown every
e'thiut, me White Nou togu's Theatre. sCcte-
tAfl ~ NA'd't AM ittcruu's luLrpA Ola Capitol
! Iu-nu 't'i' JArLsni'. Monument Funeral irocc..
hoh' &c. Admission o. ,is. ket'.NV sctta o. ga.
thidt,h hHi-?n,c. Opcu At T. v Commence
as. gbJ
THE HlrrufEriTEuN HAVE YoU
BkEN lu Illh CIRCUS.
| lNh street, opis0ir lie Nyademy VI Music,
lt Sol. w.
Matincc5 o'"p "wednesday and saturday 49,
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DENTISTRY.

n vuutor, DT. IL NILLEEa,. at r,au,C ct pric, H. al
artificial and surgical operations. le Inserts ma
beautiful teeth at from l. ~ AUD - per Tooth, IA
out ala and WARRANTED. ~ BoNoy, oppOsite tie old
IhtAtIC. 80
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OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGERS
Oaul ". & " = WY hin. ., fOr shi!ts. Beet h.nds
CA. hlvs work the year Ground, at lIs CLsIAber
street. Is
DPERATORS-WANTED, A FEW GOOD
" lpe.a ois on Wheeier & v iison's sewing una
chino, who understand mantlla making Apply 10
A N 4 X DAVIES, S.s broadway. re
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HOnSES. CARRIAGES. Ac

EOR SALE-A FINE CARRIAGE IN FIRST
Al" orIcf, ready Tor immediate " A.p} at no
btable II ~ Nnlh st. IRON IL ~ O'ciock .Ol
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COAL.

COAl.-COAl-COAL.-THE BESP RED
~ anu ~ hito ALI stove aLd egg Tor rs 20 Nut c1nI
NJ ~ Beat c0N Tor bakers and oyster s.loon,
s5l lad sJ1 h'N'ngton st, ADAM BROWN yl3
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WANTED.

OPERATE A i,W GOOD
Oo,eratofs on wheClc. & Wilson pl, inc tovo.a
OIL lydics' aid childtons o,hipr. "a, ut t, ls-
f,t al 'uckiue hne Swiss mGslus On " ga lNl us
App'v SIS RroadWsv %
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

George Stephens, Etal VIZ.
Henry Snyder. -,
10y virtue of an order Of Sale, in the above
case, duly issued in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the County Of Ashland,
and S ate of Ohio, and to me directed, I will
expose to Sale, at Public Auction. on the
premises, on H.
Friday, September 29h, A. d. 1865. =
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following do!
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit: Situate
in the County Of Ashland and State of 0hio,
and more particularly described as follows ~
Sixty acres Of land lying in Green Township,
being d part of the West half Of the North
East quarter Of section number fifteen, (l5),
township number twenty, 10y, and range No.
sixteen, QG), on the South side of Of said half
quarter from East 10 West eighty rods, and
from north TO south one hundred and twenty
rods.
Likewise forty act es of of the Sotth side
of the East half of the North East quarter Of
section number fifteen, hoy, Township num-
Der twenty, (20l, and range %sixteen, U6ls
leaving a Spring at or near the dividing line
running East and West to William o. H..
| VOLTS, SO that said lot of ground will contain
forty acres, more or less, except one acre and
one-fourth. situate in the first described sixty
ac,e lot, in the North West Corner, South
twenty rods, and from said corner East ten
rods, this acre and one-fourth being sold 10
Michael Towney, in all nearly eight and three
fourth acres more or less. q
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one and one third in two years from
day of Sale deferred payments secured BY
mortgage on the premises, TO bear Interest
from day of sale.
Ashland, Aug. 28, 1S65-nllts-pfl5,00
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ASSTGNEE,S SALE.

m.HL
NOTICE is hereby given that, l, as AS
IN signec Of George Bender, will offer Of
Public Sale, on ~ , rs3 p
Friday, he 22d, day of Sept, 1866,
between the hours of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and s
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, al the residence OF
George Bender, in the Town Of Mohicanyille,
Ashland County, Ohio, all the pGOQpS. aud
CIIATTLES of said George Bender, srahraer,
cd in his Assignment, except the Leather In
process of Tanning, consisting of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Farming Utensils o.,
all kinds. sg4 A. ass.lgi mr.,
Also the following Real Estate, to-wit;eA,
part of the SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section No.
thirty-two, township twenty. one, CT Range
fifteen, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
South West Corner of Lot No. thirty, in the
Town Of Mohicanville thence S~outhward
along the East side Of the front Street To-
Lands Of John Keifer; thence Northward
along the line between said John Keller and
Daniel Keifer as decided to John Keifer by
sail Daniel Keller TO tbs Soulful astC prnef
Of said Lot No. thirty thence West along the
South line Of said Lot 10 the place Of begin-.
ming. Also the East part Of the NortysEast
quarter Of Section No. FIVE, In TewnshiplNes
twenty, Of Range No. fifteen, excepting there
from four and one fourth 'acrss, c~onsisangof
q Mill privilege now owned and occupied ny
Martin Snyder, and the Water privilege sboye
and below the Mill, passing through said
tract, OF Land, containing one hundred ana
one acres.
Terms ION sales OF personal properly, on
sums over Three Dollars 0 credit VIII haA Hts-
n -. ..ooa w.ar Tina made Known
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND
~ ACHES, and warranted superior to any
other. Group il positively cnrosi relief is ab-
solutely sure Immediately II Il is used. Moth
crs remember this, and arm yourselves with
bottle without delay. Group Is a disease
which gives no notice, frequently attacking
the child In the dead hour Of night; before q
physician can be summoned 1t may be o olate.
Remember, tho Venetian Linimcnt never fails.
Price 40 and 80 cents q bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Office. SO Cortlandt ST., N, H.
July 10, lS66-neif oh EN.l sii .a.
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DR.. O.. O. THWIMC,
FARM FOR SAL E.

THE undersigned will sell, OF private sale,
the Depler farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about "
acres Of excellent land, under q good state Of
cultivation, with IN Orchard Of choice fruit
and in a good bearing condition two good
frame dwellings, o f~rst.rate Saw Mill, a good
Barn, 0 mover failing we'll Of water, and stock
water convenient. This is one Of the most
desirable farms in Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. For further Information,
enquire Of Henry pcpler or Jacob Engle at
Rowsburg. HENRY DEPLER,,
tlet) JACOB ENGLE
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THE ASHLAND UNION. WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 30.

to deprive the Southern States Of the
right Of self-government and of TIER
very existence as States. He said that
an assault upon any one State ia this re-
spect was an assault upon all and each,
as an u~njusti6able attack upon one indi'
vidual was an attack upon every man in
the community. If the party ia power
could govern a Southern State as a mill.
tary dependency for ten, twenty or thir-
~ years, they could in thirty years gov.
ern Ohio in the same way.
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nsA. We notice that Adj M. b. DEsH.
ONO, Of the l96th, of o. V, Lis now at
home, spending a few days with his
friends.
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s6- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &C., of s. R. Squire, No.
5, Main street.
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PERsoNAL.-We received a call last
Tuesday, from our esteemed friend H. s.
KNAPP, Esq, Editor Of the Fl. Wayne
Times and Sentinel.
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sar Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &C., of j.. I. Dorlsnd,
No. S, Main street, Ashland, Ohio.
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- Several editorials are crowded
out this week.
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N o TTCE E.

NOTICE E..
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
Henry BOardman. }
VTENRY Boardman, late Of the County Of
III Monroe and State Of New York, is no
tilted that L. A. Boardman, did, on the
22d day Of August, \. D. 1855, fled her Pc
tition in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County
of Ashland and State of Ohio, charging that
said Henry Boardman with habitual drunken
ness for the three years last past, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Henry
B~oardman, which Petition will stand forhear-
ing at the next term Of said Court.
Dated this 22d day of August, A. D. 1905.
II. A! B0ARDMAN,
BY Kenny & Campbell, her Attyr.
Aug. 28-6wl1 ss1t- Nentts
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NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has been duly appointed and qualified
Administrator Of the Estate "a saWuely hsfr
singer, deceased. late Of Green township Ash
laud County, uhio,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,-Sse WILLIAM JeTRs
July l9-sTS .asgA R10I9 =
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EVENING MEETING.

The President of the Convention be.
ing absent, the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee called the
Convention to order, and presided during
the evening session. Speeches were made
by Hon. George H. Pendleton, Hon. W.
Sawyer, and Major D. W. stambaugh--
after which the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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H6- We are under obligations to +. 8.
JACOBS, Esq. for a copy Of the Harris.
burg Daily Telegraph,
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M A II ,

On the 10Th inst, by j. Albersou, Esq.
Mr.. PHILIP YOUNGBLOOD to Miss
ELIZABETH MERIETTA; both of
Orange township.
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as candidates. Messrs. Holmes and Hen.
drick were Withdrawn before the call of
the counties. The vote stood thus

Zimmerman - ---- lilo
Arthur %
After the Secretary had proceeded for
some time with the second call of the
counties Messrs Zimmerman, Heaton and
Arthur were Withdrawn, and Mr.. Spence
was nominated unanimously and by accla-
nation.
Judge of Supreme COart-faH Term.
Philadelph Van Trump, of Fairfield
Thomas NJ Koy, Of Hamilton i; William
Sample, Of Coshocton; J W Okcy, Of
Hamilton, were announced as candidates.
Amos Layman withdrew the name Of
Judge okey, having received a dispatch
from the Judge requesting it to be done.
The names Of Judge Key and Judge
Sample we're also withdrawn and Judge
Van Trump was nominated unanimously
and by acclamation. .a7
Judge Of Supreme Court Vacancy.
Judge Thomas M Key and Judge VIM
Sample were announced as candidates.
Judge Sample was withdrawn, and Judge
Key was nominated unanimously and by
reclamation.
Attorney General.
D NJ Wilson, Of MohOnina; HOratio
Wi!dman, of Erie Col A S Ramsay, Of
Hardin NJ Stuart, of Portage; and JIM
s T%rainor, Of Jetferscn-were announced
as candidates. Mr. Trainor withdrew
The call of the counties resulted in the
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TREASURER OF TAT

George Spence, Of Clarke George W,
Holmes, of Homilton j.; Samuel Kendrick &.
of Ross John II Heatou, oe Belmont ;
John Zimmerman, Of Wayne; Gamill
Arthur, Of MuEkiuguma were announced
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THE CONFLICT BEGUN.

We arc told in a tone Of rejoicing, by
certain distinguished gentlemen, that, in
the South, the conflict Of races has al
ready begun, aud that our own race will
be driven 10 the wall-tbat is, be exter-
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R. P. RANNEY, Pres't.
AMOS LAYMAN, Sec,y.
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VENETIAN LIN INTENT.

BY Kenny & Campbell, her Attyf
Aug. 2S-8wl1 ss1-N ,ott
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Tho Convention then proceeded to
make other nomination.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Hon. W. P. Noble announced Judge
VIM Lang, of Seneca, for nomination
Hon James r Morris, Of Monroe, was
nominated by Judge O 4 Buell.. Major
D W S~tambaugh, of Tuscarawas, aud Lu'
Their Smith, Of Logan, we're also put in
nomination. After a call Of the counties
by the Secretary, it was found that Judge
Lang was ahead-when the delegates
began to change their votes in his favor
The names Of Messrs. Morris, S~tambaugh
and Smith were withdrawn and Judge
Lang was then nominated by reclamation
He was call cd out, and thanked the Con.
~vention for this high compliment to the
glorious German Democracy Of Ohio.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

THE CoMAoN CouNcIL.--Ihs Council con-
|yened, being called 10 order at eight o'eloek by
Is President Jenkins Thomas. ESQ.,, In the
chair ALI the members we're present. .a..
Tho President read . communication from the
Mayor In aid Of the family Of . eOlored man whO
vas drafted from the city. RsfsTsd toths Gem
mittes on Claims. e.. a..
Another from Mr. Laird, Clerk Of the Corpora
Ion, In regard to the distribution Of the school
md, which states that the trustees Of the col
,red schools deem the amount due therofor 70 be
~ ,l9s, or two ninths Of the whole amount lev
ed Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
Mr.. James II. Newman presented several bills
y different parties for furnishing material and
long certain repairs, and replying to an inquiry
n the Corporation as TO the cost OF repairing coz
ain dilApidAted streets, stating the estimate at
VI so; which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES
N Streets
Mr.. Fowler, from the Comnittse on Streets,
Inered a resolution approPriatins $500 for the
'epAiT Of paved streets, Passed.
A resolution for paving east Market space was
IPensSs Incurred daring the funeral Of the Late
President
The reSolution relative TO reduction in tho
sonsumptio Of gas being undsr eonsideTaponT
Mr., Hyde moved thai the ums Be stin farther
edueed for the use Of street Tampa, that e, IRON
no 10 800 hours tho year round which Nai
Dot agreed TO by the easing vote Of the Presi'
lent, and the ordinances was then passed
Nj, Hyde offered resolution ihhtruetipg tha
lerk Of the corporation TO defer paymeni OF the
own portion Of the school fund until the cor
9oration shall have taken further Aetion In The
natter Whlch was agreed TO. r....-.......
resolution from the othsr branch In relation
. the sale Of stalls In the new MARKET Honse
king the fourth Monday Of May as the time FOL
hsPosing Of them By auction, for ten year., a
hrly dollars for singls stalls, and sixty dollar
OF double ones, was taken mp, ID .. .-r...r..
MI Hyde moved 70 amend the resolution b.
h. II h for hal a
he COMMITTEES ON the Market House a. the pfopel
Arty TO dispose OF thsm; which wa adopted
Adjourned.
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PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS,
&c, IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
BgnrAr Or COSsTErerIOE AEp EsrAII.

bCssAr Sr C0ssIseerios ASn h i.s.'
NJ nv. "Aan III ,Is APnL 10, ieoo;
IN mo nuIeau wiz, UNI, y. tne iih uy o. ny,
10 oo', ssGI'V PpaI =, ~ sIa Isn1,hs
.ns 70 ~ spou, % ~ ,,,% ;,
& y, 70 q, ,,o.
ne hlt!, " ' , hlV.y ~ Sna
thd 10 many 0' Nao"h !"
OeIns 10 hoou 49,, .a.r.. ....... .,..,.
otPAIAe hI SPeeAl ohei. e0yenhB NheIo
wessgi ony WI W Le1 NV IoI AnG as
.'rtls ~ He" 1T ~ Wv S.cLtsLs rs
~ az u1 ~ ~ hnis,, ~, nn
NJ tho PIoPeiy thM nisy 10 ~ poltI ~ mon,
on ,e,hBs uP1h 'IT ~, p,oes1 s, y us sso
pubic pubic Alot i, 'no ""'o'nHi0h'" u" sh'
'' FoT he IsmainlpV wreck. the propo.,l. NAV
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TnE DEATH or RicHARp 8. Coxu.-Yss.er.
fday afternoon the members Of the bar and on :
GERS Of the court assembled In tho Supreme Court
room for tho purpose Of preparing re.elusioDs Ia
Esq Hon. Judge Fisher presided, and Mr.. 4 J.
Middleton was chosen secretary. ..s
committee Of ave, consisting Of Msssrt Brad .
sley, brent, Pendslh HELEN and Dayidgs, were
(Abpointed 70 prepare suitable resolution
I The COMMITTEES having retired, afterwards 70
turned and offered the following resolutions,
which were unAnimoualy adopted
Resolued, That We recognise our deceased
brother, Richard T. CoEe, asa gentleman o. most
rate, large, aud profound Learning. Raised ae.
ecrding 10 the severe discipline exaetsd by tbs
schools OF an earlier period, he studied the pro.
fession As science, and eomprehended, argued
aud applied Its principles A. the deductions Of :
high aud sound philosophy and appreeiAting thai
rdll learning could DO made To contribute 10 pro.
fessional wisdom, he gathered from every held o.
knowledge and adorned aud sOftsned the sever,
slOgle Of law with rhetoric ehAstened and refined
lby classical erudition. He was Gus Of the lev
gremAlnins Of those Distinguished men whe
adorned brilliant era In the history Of the pro.
fession, and, In the diSpensation Of Providence,
link Ia broken that bound US to the past,
10 body on Sunday afternoon and attend th,
1funeral Of our deceased brother
II Rssoired, That we will wear the usual badge o
mourning for thirty days.
xo:,E.s. Joseph n Bradley, q. Z n. Day and NJ
HELEN. .. ~
:. The funeral Of the deceased will take plas
from his late residence on Sunday afternoon At
o'clock
Mr. Coke was born 10 BurliREtsn, n. J., ana
graduated at Harvard College in the class with
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court. In Isl.
b he was admitted TO the Bar In New Jersey. III
removed TO this city In 1871, whsu he vss "a
mitted to the Washington BAr. Mr.. COKE has beer
ultimately associated with many Of the frs
ilAwyers Of the country.
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The scheme 20 Murder President Tan
co1n Long Contsmplafsa.

In the NATIONAL RsPUBLicAN Of January
rs, 1865, We Published The following
! A SERENE TO MURDER PREsIbnNr LrnconS.
The following appears In the advertising
columns Of the Selma (AlA.) DilpaieA
OMs MiLiioA Dollars Wanted 70, Hav.
4 Pace BY the lsf Of MareA.--If the eitilsns Of
the Southern ConfSdsraey will furnish me-
with the cash, or good securities for the sum
of one million dollArS, I win cause the live.
Of Abraham Lincoln; William II. Seward and
Andrew johnson to be taken BY the lst Of
March next. This will give US peace, and
satisfy the world that cruel tyrants cannot
live In 'lRnd Of liberty, n this IL not
accomplished, nothing will be claimed be-
yond the sum Of ffty thousand dollan, In ad.
vance, which Is supposed 10 bs Rsccssary "a
reach and slaughter the three villains.
I will give, myself, one thousand dollar
towards this patriotic purpose. Rvsry on.
I wishing to contribute viii address Boz x,
Cahaba, Alabama, asa'"A 4
] December 1, 1854. -
Z It may be reeoilscted that when GsoRsl
III. PRENTICE, Of the Louisville Journal, 70
turned from his visit 10 Richmond last win
ter he stated in his paper that the rebels AAt
eOnoocted q plot which weld ttarus In,
fNOrld, and which hs was not al liberty /,
Ediyulgc, Perhaps he WIN now explain whh
was meant by that statement. -
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L ~: q. s e: go, /: ..:.i:a

TPrt,,, O,,u A,to,s r,c,, 10 ~ ,iaL eY,rotsor,
~, I'D - sfhsr,etss srnrss.sd i - -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. opisi, sa5,s srriyipg hu,
No .aIes We ausfs nylre, n,minsi 80, Sos Nd
4 aasea6, M a All ~ ean ~ On had
Cisef6l thIs tseeS. al ma, IA fd,srtoaI
torTrr To DIV marlet opist ~ .sl.,, ~.
ouots No Arm aoISaqIine' goiS 10, gooi 10 pl,ms
fIorR-Thero wer. no transastIons 10 .day
worthy az notice The msrkst 1. steady !.
pr,yiou.IS aastsd. A. ToIia1s' Havsrd .,,.e,
sinner snts "a. 40 extra q as.hs AZ, Al Anil
eib, ohIn .npor All ent = SSsss, a. AZ .,1ra !.
a Isl A. E.niIy a. al, Ci,T Min. 80 h, is,s,
brand, snper s7aAS, 40 IL sbinnIns br.nJ.
sx,rs q sIaao "a. ts,ss,a S,,ss so., nj J.
Ilmar. fsmIIx All N 4, hi,h 100 ST.. All
per Iii nv am a ~. ~ "a Co,n 49,,
civ Mills mi prSnbvwinaS assS, IA
~ - 49, D,"ua1 VIM y VeAfS. 70
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W. invite the afisnton u Advertisers and
sadness men 10 the columns Of the DAiLI ma
sD,,L RrrvsEroAs, e an Advertising msdiam.
/, has large circulation IN The cities Of wash
I.ston and esoigs,ovn, and the surrounding
souutry, and b constantly Increasing. We feel
eopadent that they win End II not oniy vAlua-
BE but reliable medium Of communicating with
ths publie. ....
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HHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ DHPOT o. WAsHIHOToH, WGnHIH0Tos, d. Q. =,
January 4, 1854.
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Leather, once fUrnitura, Harness and Badlery
are requested 10 send 10 this once, on the MON
DAY Of each week, sealed proposal or list, IN
duplicate, Of the articles they are prepared to
furnish 10 this depot 1t short notice, with Lhe
price Of each marked In plain hguFsa, 40 that, In
case the skigeneiSs Of the service require It, the
article or articles can be obtained without delay
ahd at the lowest price. ...
Dealers Wishing 70 cell 70 this Depot will be
required 10 furnish the hHi puhetuilly every
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taS-N geo Depot Of Washington
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

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Corner Of Eleventh ana Q directs, aosr rsan.yl.
p ~ yAnia avenue. ~
Lessees add Managera ~
n. D. PHILLIPS AND W. wlTHBRs, IN.
Business Manager .. .tlsl.... 20. W. Bennett.
FIRST NIGHT OF THB SPRING AND SUMNER
SEASON. .s" Nv
First appearance In Washington Of the roang
and TAlented Comedian, ~ rrr..rfTgF =,
MILLER BILL.
MONDAY EVENING, MAJ I, le6S
The performances Will conanenee with Buek.
stones Glorious Comedy Of
...# MARRIED LIFR
Character by Messrs. r L. Blink, Miller Bell,
u. D. Phillips, @. q. Spear, J. Matthews, Misc
Jeahie 0OurlAy, Mrs. Muny, Miss NJ 0ouflay,
Misc Trueman, and Mrs. scott.
AMER which, the New Patriotic Song,
"HONOR TO OUR soLDIBRs," ..T
Written by II. h Phillipsj music By W, withers,
Jr,, expressly in honor Of tho UNION ARMY,
will he sung by MISS CHARLOTTE wtTuRRS,
aud the Entlrc Company, .... ..-..1
To conclude with the Irish Farce Of the
LIMERICK BOY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle ana Parquette, 50 cents Reserved
Seats, rs cents, Orchestra and Balcony Chairs,
rs cents. Private boxes, IS
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN,
Where Seats can DO secured from . q. IN. TIL )
y. IN. Ap9.lt