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ouARrHRNAsTER 0HSEAAL's oIIIoh,
wAAHISaroS, D. c., 2sth April, 1858.
General Orders, No. "a
ordSrs No. II, from the War Department, Aaju.
tant Generals ofiee, dated 18th April, 1855, so
far As relates TO the ouartermAater' Department
all chartered steamers, both ocean and river
which, under the new military situation, can be
spared, will DO discharged immediately. "
II. Ocean steamers, Mt distant ports, will be
loaded with the supplies which are no longer
needed at such ports, a-d returned either to the
dspota OF New York or Of Washington.
III. Troops under orders 10 return North will
be transported IN tho returning steamers, or In
the steamers which are the property Of tho de-
~. Ths chief. Of divisions Of this once, aud
the chiefs Of the principal depots, will immedl
Aisly report 10 the ouArtsrmaster General the
extent OF the reduction which they arc able %
make In the force Of laborers, operatives, clerks
and agents uider their command. .tsI-
". Its Understood that troops will DO made
available for most Of tho work At the dopota, aud
that thus very large reductions In the rolls o.
employees will be possible.
| vi. All railroad construction and repairs en-
eept those needed on lines By which troops ar
an Supplied, orby which troops may be march
| Vii Constrnetlon and extension Of all bar
racks, hospitals, and other bll,dlngs, VIII sss,e
unless authorised upon special report, which u
all cases Of necessity should be made immaii
ately by telegraph.
VIII. Property returns OF all property on hand
on the 30th April should DO made up immedi
alely, aud forwarded 10 this Office, with recon
mendations Aa to the dispositions to DO mad
thereof, whether 10 be stored or 10 be sold, ant
where TO be stored or sold In each case.
| TX The efforts Of all officers Of this Depart
msnt will be directed to the greatest possible 70
duetlon Of expenditure consistent with tho EN-
cheney aud comfort Of the troops now about 10 b.
withdraw from active operations In the neld.
X. Attention Of all oiheers Of tho ouartsr
masters Department IL specially called to para
| graphs IL. and TX. Of General Orders No. n
which arc herewith re-published, As follows:
I'll. That the ouArteTmAster General dlaehargl
all ocean trsnsports not required to bring hom'
troops In remote departments, All river aud In
land transportation, except that required for ne
eessaFy supplies TO troops In the held. Purchase
L " horses, mules, wagons, and other land trans
portation, will be stopped also purchases Of for
| age, except what 10 required for immediate con
l sumption. All purchases for railroad coustrue
lion aud transportation will also be.atopped "
ak. The chiefs OF the respective bureaus will
| Immediately cause property returns to be mad
Out Of tho publle property In their charge, aud
| statement OF the property In each that may b
| ,old upon advertisement and public sale withou
ejudiee 10 the service. T" t7
| ouartermaStsr General, Brew, Maj. Gen.
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RELICS Tho rage for relies In this
country Il pomsthing astounding. A respec-
tably DIRE. ted man wAs noticed the other day
puttipg In hla pocket brick from The wall
In front Of Mr.. Ilneoln's honsei and THE
10 but one OF ten Thousand fOIlles. The
eutire stairway upon which Colonel Ella
worth was killed in Alexandria, has been
cut into chips and carried away. The tree,
q the foot o. which Blekles shot Key, In
WashinKtoD, has been barked and cut until
h u dead. The oak tree under which
General Grant talked with Pembertsn and
arranged the terms Of the surrender Of
vicksbuIg, has been annlhilated, aud recent
~ 4 paily dug Into the ground ten feet fnI
The IoolB OF The historic oak. An eln
tree which Abrnham Lincoln planted
etaudB In front Of his Old house In Spring
leld. OF course q win be torn In plece
and Destroyed - Ciacinnsn Commercial.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD,


~ '.
TLMETABLE; ~ 49,,
yns men nYn no, pesem W nIs .,ses
and washington aysnns, as follows.;
snPrSe'ss I p.i,,u ~ 70 VENT ,nn .t9nnins
M Wilmington. Perryyills, Hay.e-ds.orAee,
Aberdeen, ferryman'a ana magnols@
wH nl aMn y . M Iouh m 49,.
esp,eol ior pamre, V BiIs.r. rn,iro.a :,
wllnlnston NOr Milford, salisbury, and In.srms'
d'A.e nauoTs a..a.x
espSce, iot ws,na,e,1 T,s,n Pssy pPIIhs
and havrs-ae-oraee
hhPfess Ins ~, - . ~ N, N.une.y. -
eep.sd, ior Baltimore ana wa,n,ns'on, s.opping
~ Whmlngton, NewnL hzsOn, Noi.hs-.s
rerryvnle, hhVre-ae-orAoe reHymAh = eho
hsynonA; - .-,.,
signt bxp!ea y lLoP ~ S,, icr Da'u ah, =
and wesMng.on' Nop1,es ~ .hsa'eI, Way ',
4ss pA,nmore sna "v,, ,s ~, !
rysills, and hs,r 9 Dc jcras S.,,-u, ,...h,
Ina n trala; ,Ss 60, !,
AEShpfIiyn. ~, saiI'n,- ~ ~
..snohs pe'"eeh rhiAasiPniA anu |
L.ay. Philadelphia At II. 90 a m. 400, 50
. .aa ~ NJ ~ Me- ~ ,ni,o,S IA in,ss
mediate ;,a s, ,,,...,on ~
Le,s mnmng'oh ~ u 10 ana - NJ %
and %y q ~ y y Ist n nm .,ws vpo~ nIirn,opv
Thhvuuh IhAiNs ihoI a. pa s5aia a,
Le.ve "h"'ns'oh M - . 90 anu 80
Prnxsrpp vop PHI. ADRt
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IN or
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsrIo
BONE TEETH,
>pr
DIR. 8. b. sI0RsMoHD,

a
go Pennsylvania avenue. between Twelfth sna
Thirteenth streets, washlngton.
mr. 8. calls the attention Of the pabile 70 hs
following advantages u his improved system
Let. The teeth of his manufacture will nsva
corrade nor change color by any aeida, and H'
three fourths lighter than any other.
81 No teeth or roots need be extracted, n"'
Artiaclal ones can be inserted over them.
sd. The roots will be made inonen'ivs A''
never 10 ache.
an. No temporary teeth are needed, as pr ,sL
mAnent ones can be made Immediately, theres'
preserving the natural expression Of the iass
which, under the old system, is freqasntly ~"
figured.
9Th Thh work has been fully tested Tor ey1
Eve years by many Of the hfst chemlsA 81
pkyslclAns Of this and the old country. -.
Or. s. has also invented . white indesir.u.s,n w.,
Bile metal alling, With which the most sensl. rni
teeth can bo allied without pain, and can panl
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, WV
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN .
with InnoxIons vNpor. By Dr.. slgesmond,
/ Pennsylvania avsune, inventor and soils mpsst
faeturer Of Anaestie lnhoxious NAPor II
Laughing Gas, nor chtorOform or Bthsr, ~.
strictly an Anhostie agent, entirely free nom :.
hilarailng effects, and perfectly harmless, g.
| Tag a quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations .
perfect insonsibllity to paln
| The best OF references given u required a.
Call and examine for yoursoiEea.
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wLsHISaroN err, May &, 1895.
Ordered: That all prisoners OF war, except ON.
cars above the rank Of Colonel, who before the
capture Of Richmond siRnihed their desire TO
take tho oath Of allegiance TO the United States,
aud their willingness to be exchanged, be forth
with released upon their taking the said oath,
aud transportation furnished them TO their re-
spoetlVe homes. In respect 10 all other prisoners
u war, further orders will be Issued,
The COmmiSAAry 0eneral Of Prisoners will
iAaue the necessary regulailouS for preserving
the requisite record OF the prisoners OF war to be
released under this ORDER the record 10 set forth
tho name Of the prisoner, his place Of residence,
the Organization 10 which he belonged, the time
and place OF capture, etc, The OAths OF allie
gIanee viii he administered by tho Commanding
oncers Of tho prison camps aud forta, who Will
send by telegraph. daily reports OF the prisoners
released 10 the Commlaaary General ~ PRISONERS,
These reports will be consolidated for each day
and transmitted 70 the Secretary Of War.
ny order Of the Secretary Of War;
JAS, A. HARDIK,
Brsvst Drgadler General,
nye IhspsssOF 0sneral 2, g. a
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ARonrnAi4oV JOINS RAHDoLFH.--John
Rsndolph or RoApoke was tho strongest
leader that the radicals Of Virginia ever
hsd.H He wass the warrior who prepared
The way for the fprmatlon Of new school
Of polliics under Mr.. Calhoun. He was q
small, dark man, with beardloss face
sadpn intensely black eye. He was proud
orb dsscsnt from Pocshontas, and his
Indian blood was easily diacernible. HE
voice had very peculiar ringing quality
which gave the listener the feeling that the
hue weapon which be used was twisted
did not use tho tomahAak, but the fnesi
ofrapiers. He wAa remorselssa In his SAT-
easma. and was ready 10 stand by them 10
tho asid. He ives not bsd-hearted, how
ever, In duel with Henry Clay, he re
esivea Mr.. Clay's Gre and then discharged
bis own pistol ,in The air, sxelaimlnR, 81
would not mako widow and orphans for
ell tho OHIO and la TRIBUTARIES"
Hts eaustie and witty sayings were 70
ported throughout the country, like thos.
Of Or. johnson, ne when q wrilhing antaR-
oni,t ms, ting him full on the, main ave-
nus a. WSshIpnton. sald, ST 20 not give he
way TO puppies" " do, sir" said
Randolph, yisloing the path. ana walking
on. Many assertions have been circulated
against Randolph's personal character
which are utterly unfounded. They ar,
trneeable In part to the hate he excited by
HE relentless attacks, but silll more 10 HE
Jcontempt forthe lgncrant and fanatlcAlsecis
By which he was surrounded. He hae for
MANI years. served he Methodis,. and Bsp-
tists Of Virgins, 40 Roltalre has elssWl ere.
10 point their exhoTtatlont, the allegation
being that on hia death bed, when he could
speak no longer, hewrote the word Rsmo, ~
It has Blnce been proved that he slmrly
wrote the nnmo u neighbor--R. Z
Mone-Wbom he deslred TO seel Mt Ran
dolph was klndto his slaves while he lived
and liberated th,m At HE death.
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Tns DnATu oV Ms. Mkr.--our citizens
VII hear With inauita regroi Of the sudden
dealh % the wife Of the Rev. ssmuel j..
noat stats 81 M health had compelled her
nent or society, but In tho earlier year
Of Der Fesldanco ~ this city her Kindness
o. heart and affabis manntra endoaHed
her % large circle ~ friends, On the
nnt Of June, had she lived 20 that day, she
Woald have completed the fo1ltth year OF
her mnFriad lie. To her husband. wbnsf
long philanthropy and noble sffJrts IN Ihr
eanss ofhumapiiy have gained hin high
fame pnf OuIY N ttis country but abroad,
The oymrtlhins Or bis fellow citizens OF
eyFscuis Nill b golerpl1ly eztendod.--
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III PIHoIAL No7I oH.

~
Dan vKLhHETPnsnis Hospital, IN NE Fsd-
sr.i Block, eornsr Il Seventh and ' s,rssss. op-
po.i,, shs Ps.. sna Ps,.-t omes.. Rooms .
ssa ~ sp stair. wsshiBsssp. D. Q.
An diseases Of private nature treated in ne
best scientific manner, and radical cures sass.sd
in sr cases. sYPHILITTc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRH0A, oLRRT, sTRIcTuREs, SEMINAL
wRAKNEss. Or The rssuii Of voLuPrUoUs
DREAMS, OF any vsaknsss Of the GKNKRATIvB
ORGANS, from any cause whstsvsr, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured
also, 0oUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other. CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES. BoSEsl and JOINTS; scRoFULA,
BLoTCHRs on the FACE ERUPTIoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other KRuPTIvE DIS
RAsRs and DISEASES Of the BLOOD. from what.
ever cause thsy nay have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
eaey prevent you IRON applying Immediately to
DR.. vellny, Who IL AeknOviedged TO be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear no, 70 come and make
known your misfortunea, and he will speedily
ssnd you on your way rsjoieiBs.
-. sELR-ApusE
That dfsadfsi soourgs Of the young, isduiged
In whom alone. destroys the Esnsralivs organs,
unsss thsm for married lifs producing weakness
Of the back and limbs, io. Of animation and
muscular power, pslpi.atiOn Of the heart, nor
vOus irri.ability. loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, eOnsunption and death.
YOUNG NAM in view Of the dreadfui eonss-
quenesa o. delay, do not fail to make your case
known Immediately 70 DR.. vsllAy. Tour secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who wsr, on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brOush, back 10 vispreus.hsAitA BY his skilfu
treatment
MARRA0E
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
mouy, who suspect themselves Of impOtsney
seminal weakness, OF any disease arising from
RELAXED state Of the genital organs, whether tn
result Of disssSs, Injury, youthful indiserstion
or indulgence Of the passions in rIpsr years, ar
earnestly sHtraatsd TO place themselves unds
the care Of DIV. They may rely with esriaint
upon q speedy cure, and being restored to ful
health aud vigor
He treats with entire success all diseases .
females, such AZ LEUcoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsUs UTERI, ke. &c. and in every case guar
Sntees perfect CURE.
REEs moderate, and VISITS and coMMUNIcA
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSoSs calling SEQ no one but the DocroR.
These at distance may be TRsArEB 1T HAIr
By sending statement Of CASE, &s
jy2-sm
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arAHTEnaA.Iaa aasERAL'. oI,IcH,

WAsHINoroN, D. O. 9th April, IbVo. J
Gsnsrdi Order, No. %.
The Chief Of the Inspection Division will direct
the Inspectors to visit all depots aud poata within
their respective districts, and report the reduce
,tlona which may DO possible In expenditure, and
mako such suggestions therefor As may seem to
theIn necessary,
oaicers act on duty In tho Geld or at Important
posts will also be selected, to be placed temper
arily on inspection duty, In order that this In
speetion may be tho more general and speedy
ouart.rmastsr General, Brovet Major General.
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THIs is no. GIVE NOTICE, Thnl ths rub.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il soriber has obtained nom the Orphans Couri
Of Washington County, In the Diairiet VI Co.
lnmbih, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of Caleb Dulaney, late Of Washington city,
d. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, AnJ hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the youoherg thereof, "
the subscriber On Or bolors the nth day Of April
mart they nay othorutse BY lAW.be excluded
from all hononl Of kha said estata.
Given under ny hAnd thi. 11th day q April,
leos. ANN DULANBY,
ni.laWBWs AdminiSlaalrlN.
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nAIrlnoA1lR.
OPYTCE DAITfM0RB AND OHIO Raj

~ MUAn NUMEMNN.
Wasnrnafoa, December IA 1884
o. ana aiisr SUNDAY MONT, Dee. ia 1894,
Passenger Trains bstWesn Waahlngton and Ball
umors VIII run ~ followsf
Fl TRAINS noyIla NORTH.
HARRIsBURd fRAIK--fssys wssAington .. -
.. q. Arrive ~ Rnltiuora 400 ., m. "A "a y.
No. ai--lNKW YORK AND PHILADELPHfA
ExPREss--Lssvs washinston7. % a. m. Ar
D. n. 10 baltimore tickets soid.
No. a--BALTIh0RE AND WRSTBRN TRAIN.
Leave Washington 6 10 q m, stopping a
way ftations, Connecting Al Relay with the Mall
Traits for the West, and reaehihg Baltimore TO- %
10. NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
Waahington II. rs A. m. Arrive At Baltimore
~ % p. N. PhIladelphia 81 p. m. I; New
ao. S@BiLTiMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TIoEs. Leave Washington D. 90 D. M, con.
Meeting At Relay with, Frederick train. Arrive
Ne S%PALTlGoRE COMBINATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRkIN-1eAye Washington
a 30 D. m. Arrive At Baltimore g. Top. m. This
train stops At Bladensburg, BeltsVllle, Laurel,
An 10 A9 y appSosTSN MA. ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS THAIN-LeAye Warrington 9. 90 p. m.
Arrive at New York 4 90 a. m. Malls and pas
sengers By this train connect With All the early
NORTH and West. No Philadelphia and Baiu.
more tickets sold by this train which is limited
in capacity By Government orders, TO insure the
No. -BALTIMoRR AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leavs Washington at 6.45p. m. Ar
rive at Baltimore At 9. % p. m
Ne. p.-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-Leave Washington AZ T. 81
,. n, stopping At Relay HOUSE for Western
passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
wheeling, Parkersburg. and all points In ths
west. Reaches New York at .. rs a m. -.
| Ror Annapolis the comedians Will be made
/ with the s. f5a. m. and the 3 and 4 80 p, m.
from Washington. No train 70 OF nom Annapo'
" " ' SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from Washington for passen.
gers on Sunday are the 8 10 and y. 10 m. am
AooP, N, f.r Baltimore, and % ,. m, 70
West, and the .. 90 p. m. for New York oHLI.
IRON BALTIMORE. the only trains on Sun
day are Nos. 2And & atA 9oA m, and 80 a
| m, with the New York passengers and malls
and the No. cat 5. 30 and No, sMe.0o p. m.
sleeping. cars dirse. to New York on J. 30 p
Through tickets 10 The west, a. we'll a. +
philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be hA'
at the station Ticket once At all hours in til
Telegraph DuildIng, PennsylvAnia avenue, be
tween Your and Half and Sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked Al all hours; also 70
through points, To save trouble and eonfusion
the departure Of the trAinh. ~
For further Information, tickets Of every kind
ke apply TO George 8. KoontI, Agent A. Wash
inStoB, or At the Ticket ohes:
Master Of Tran. portation.
...# L. M COLE,
dslS-n General Ticket Agent
| .. - f-.TxgT ~
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r''.''s' rr :. s:. 8 ses ga o-''''

1slnf1vo Pronta a. Hog and Cattle
titt EInf11nn. ~ rtrs a
Ths cope,nn, ssls On me farm ofsnlmais
which vtte krceh ppgn ), d one o. the
ns,s surely M ihoronshly ezhsnsung
prsc,iccu. for farmers thus remove Just
lhus, slcnsnis Of fertility most readily
sxllEnstsa ana most expensive 70 replace.
A corrrsponesni. ~. q. b." Of M'Henry
loodnty, Isd., wriies IN regard 70 the so
called dhogrlne" tyslsm Of The West, aa
follows brlow. i A The East hogs oceapy
. very dlfeFuut puslliQn, being emphai-
icailv rnnnure me kefs ard converting more
inert vegetable matter Into good manure
than any other hind Of s,oek.
at appears 70 ne that the eomparntlve
sdvantsgea Of hog-ralting and cattle rail-
elnR are not fully understood, ont here In
the west. Our farmers are looking to
immediate results--to the amonnt Of money
put into fhslf pockets, rather Than 70 the
condItion OF thoir farms, and the improve
msntof their lands. Ny observation is,
that although hog-rsislng puts money Into
the pocket Of the farmer for the present,
Il psrnnneDtly damages him more than
enough 70 cover AT hih present profits.
DR.. franklIn'e maxim, that conuuual
t,llnr. oNt and never putting IN viii soon
and he bottom Of the meal INT, IL sppli
cable o me land. Witch must Inecesearii,
10 ran down by continual eropI log
without maklne proper returns, The hos
cnnsnmes next 70 none Of the rough fest
OF he fafvb, must have ths graib, the corr
in the earl IL ests neither the stalk Of Oh,
corn. the etraW OF The whent, nor hay, bui
he must have the best Of every thing A
fsruer IN this vicinity, who n great hog
raiser. whom asked By nelghbor how b,
alvsys had such good bogs, replied that
he, aivays nd his hogs with "corr
saovsi, n--tbal Ia, he gave them plenty o.
grain. Another who 10 equally famouI
Tor nne. Lorses, and cattle, gave as The
reason Of his success, that no Away
rubbed bis horsss of In the morning with
joeks ofhay len IN their manRers. 0ener
o1s feeding In both canes. The cattle ant
tss horsss 'consnme Me rough materis
raised upon the fafm, converting " int'
manure 20 be returned 70 repiepish I'M
erhsusted col, y hlle the hogs, as treatet
In he west, msks llltls o. no manure. ant
conaDmeA greater and morelmportant an'
valuable part OF the crops.
Thus u IL that our western farms arc las
being dePlstea. losing all Of their virgil
rlcnneaal ~ .our persletent nogBinB''
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ron REDUCING THE NUMBER or dEsERAl
FIELD AND STAFF OFfiChks.
WAS DHPARrHESr'
ADyuTANT 0ENERAL's ORgieE.
WAsHIN0roN, May J. 1879
GsNeTui Orders, No. ~ u .-,....t,sui
II Is ordered BY the President that ~ 4 N r.
az GENERAL. Field aud stat oaicera VIII ~
eelxed until the nftsenth u thin month - y, -
date the Adiatanl General i direc'ea -. d
meaee mastering honarably out o. 49, 80 usl
smnloved Or who.s service Il no iongcr 49,,
~ order Of the President o. The gnl,n .seo
- 80. y w, A. NchOLs
ma Assistant AdluiAni o'h'''
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N y p I Q I A L.
ron REDUCING THE NUMBER OF COMPANY
AND STAFF OFFICERS OF VOLUNTEER
RR0IMENTA
"Ah bhfAhthhNfl
ADJurANr 0ANRRAL's OYHlcH,
wAsnIsdToS, May Q, 1855,

War DRrAErHHST, !
ADJurANT 0ANRRAL's OYHlcH,
wAsHINdroS, May Q, 1855,
General orders, No. 81
BY direction Of the President all company and
staff onleara u volunteer regiments, absent from
their commands on account Of physical disability,
on their return ~ loyal States as prisoners Of
war, will be honorably mustered out Of the Eer.
Vice Of the United statoa, OF date the hneenth
ubth) instant
Said olhoora will Immediately apply, by letter,
10 the AdlutAnt General Of the army for their
muater.Out and discharge papers. In case Of
physical disability from dlsocse or wounds, the
lstior must be accompanied By medical eertih-
cate Of the usual form.
The post once address Of the ofieor must be
given with caro- In all cases,
BY order Of the Secretary Of War;
W, A. NICHOLS,
mays Assistant AdIutAnt General
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A shock OF an earthquake at the city OF
Mexico on the 9Th OF March caniedgr
cohsternatlon among the Inhabitants,
The whole valley rests upon q volcanic
bRao,
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A farmer at Bridgeport, Connecticut, 10
about 10 90. q mile and-a-half OF living
feuee Of white willow. BE claims that IL
will, within Two years, keep out swine,
sheep and poultry. .'NNH
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= = - - AsA- = - = = =
NEW STEAMSHIP LINZ Of SCREW
BTRANHRs N
NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers ~ n
x. G. KNIGHT.
Capt. J. J. Mason,
JOHN GIBSON,
Capt. W. c. osoghssan,
Built expressly ior tAi, route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D. C. /,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
livery THURSDAY slap, n,
AVID .s..
New York, from Pier ~, N. n. On the same day.
Freight received daily, haudlsd in the most
carefri manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, at fair rates. 4
For Freight, ks.. spplyb
SNOW CO.,
Washington and Georgetown, d. c.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va, and
wM. J. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Apl-u 40 Cedar street, N. Y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-19

new YORK AND
wAsHINaToN
STEAMSHIP. LINZ.
SEMI. WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D. 0.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE. EMPIRR sALvoR, AsB Jas
3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days wednesday, and
SATURDAYS, at 10 q n, from foot Of High
street, 0sorRetown, and Pier 10, feet Of wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply to
o, p. H0bGHToN, Agent,
foot Of High street. Georgetown, 81
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de22-6m III Wall street, New York