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TRAVELLING.

EOR HART ISLAND, DAVID ISLAND,
L Fort schuyler, Whiteston, City Island, New Ro-
chele, NIllttts Point, the steamer SN Ivan GROVE,
Capt. Jackson II thase, will leave Peck slip At H. a.
III. daily tor the above places, Returning, viii leave
New Rochelle at p IN. 33I
HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD-ON AND
1 Il after Monday, jan Esd, Trains leave 3th street
station For Albany and Troy and places Aorth and
Vest NJ 80 aud 80 A. NJ; S:4b 800 and 1880 NJ
Seeping cars attached 70 800 and 1880 p NJ. trains
sunday train 600 T.. NJ small cars will run between
Chambers and 3Uth street stations,
45u j. N. IOOCE1. Ahet' Supt,
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SuPERvIsoRs.-Tle Kings County Board Of
Supervisors met last cyouinr Some business a. i'm.
poItsnce was transacted OF which the following vas
most prominent
The committee upon the subject reported IN favor
ofTenting Iooms No- ., aud ., on toe rst moor Of
the New Court House, 10 the L >. Court for the
Eastern District OF New York. Also, the supreme
Court Room on the ond floor, for three yea'L or
any lees lesJn AZ nay te " l.eI, a. ye4'Iv rent
Of ss,QA
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THE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily, Sundays excepted.
TWO GENTS PR corY-l2 CENTS PER WEEK.
Delivered anywhere in the city or vicinity BY
mail SIR Dollars per psdT,-thTee months iot
81 90 siI months Is, ,..
THE Sun wm the originator Of the Associated
Press Organization, and has the finest advantage or
obtaining news 1t contains ALL the news OF mo
day In small spnce-easily rad.
Weekly Edition of the sun
il published every Tuesday. Terms lin wrappers ioI
the mail II deaTed) THEE CENTS per copy,tY per ]"
sUBscMPTIoS PaIcE-oSE DOLLAR PEB IEAE
per in hS uord Postage on Daily Sun BY mail son.
a quarter 81 20 u year, fostAse on Weekly' &C.
quarter, zoe. a year payable where received
Address all letters 70
NOSES 3 BEACH, Proprietor Of THE SrS,
Corner Fulton and Nassau srn NJ l.
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MARINE NEWS.
uEARkr.

CLEARED.
TTAMsuGPs-Git,on. Alexandria hsrths Ste
v"as, Baltimore.
sIfPs- Grca' Western, Tiverpool. Daniel Draper,
L.fceiona, Vanguard. City Point Va.
HAEKS-F Ecck Bremen. n Land, MNianzas
" \ lcWi, Yarmouth, - PAuBs, Belize, Harriet
Van NAme, Philadelphia.
BKIGs-C Camilla MansanillA Lizzie Troop, Santa.
90 q. Cuba, IenuimAn, sigul Ia Grand, l. Ehion'
Matauoras: Atlanta. Do G { Coson, MA'anzns; FIe-
dona. Matamorr. c Van HON, Par'boio, ).
sCHOONERs-D " Nc-,erolo. Nsvtown, W "
month, Hog lslaud; " Naz,ek, Fortress Monroe,
ten Marion. Philadelphia. - clifford, DO Nelly
bloomfield, stan ford hunc, south Amhw W
Boatdfnan, IhiiAdc phiA, Bells Peck, fhilAie phiA-
sLOOP-ClArihsA Nailc. for Hartford.
ARRIVED.
sTFAMaHIPS-s X spaulding, from Beaufort NC.
BAEkS-t,oeIhe, MntAnzas, fetcf Rio JaneiTo;
Evenins star, IT JAlo, rulio'e. Sagua.
BEiGS-Iondra. Ponce Princess Alice, hatanZa-;
Janet. Of Wiudfor, Z, from Ponce, L H. Edwin
Boston ior Nc~hurg.
sCIIOOSERs-D adcm. MayMucz; Corvo, Rook.
land, Albert JAmesen, DO; Agate Portland, Mo =
Arculafiu-, do; j u & l. Providence; flen Per
kins, Warchain; Phohc Elizabeth, Mddletovn, CE
Empire BlrntiAh @: o p Hawlev New Haven; H'y
CLAY, ply mouth; ia. Berry, lo.ton; Denmark, %;
Amanda rovctt Portland. lNhing Wave, Camden;
LADY AdAm. soueT. ct sarah, Portland. u y Rich
ards, boston: West Wind, Portland; Balance Olou-
rc.'cr; q W kimhlll. Roctland fldredrc Georges
for rhiladc phiG Marin Whitney, RcokAnd; Della
ware, do MLahar, Portland for Philadelphia Miner.
VA Iall River: Florida Newport; Tram smith, tAh
hvcT natanzns Portland Champion, Newport zen
II " ilets NeN llAVen Emprcss, kockIAnd; Lizzie
Gupul, NcN port T. q fogg, New Haven.
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UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND Ger
" tihcates and recommend atory letter, have teen
received, affecting the merits Of HElABOLlrb GIN
LINE PREPARATIONS, many OF which are from
the highest sources including eminent statesmen.
clergymen, governors State judges &c. so
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Too Late for Classification.
V'O PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERs-FC

ITO PRINTERS AND .ISHERS-FOR
Il sale or ,,rhanre for other property, n complete
printing Office IN North eastern Ohio, comprising a
kugrle'- job pf,a-, Washington ncwrpaper hand
prr,s compete aud nearly ncv tyne, sufficient for
printing Hrrc sized weekly papcf about 10 ons,s 81
loh tyIr, together sith lGrk% inpOeing stones and
IN short, everything ncCcsuhEN Iut cuhtlcte news
pap'l and ioh pintius oho.. II II located IN cent
mi railroad IouL ant can lie removed 70 any desired
locality At trihns eNIen-e. WIZ he cold NJ onc-hifd
tho actual value. tor cash, or will he EXCHANGED Tor
,Ihcr property. splendid upport Unty Tor PRINTER
ha,iul u lie money, sud dositinr TO e.tAhlirh
business for himscii. Addscse !. H. IoA 80 sun
lHHl
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IOTH wAEn-AIn THE GOVERNMENT

" AND AVOID TIE llNAf !.
The citizens u the tn Nnfd arc requested 70
as-.rlhis in Miss Meeting on this, FRIDAY eveninr,
Mach .lst ct Gel 's, ~ the fesoN Market 'onrt
House Tor the purpose Of dcvisiuc additional meas
ufc. Tor filling the quota Of the ~ Ward with ' OLE
uutecr- Eminent speaker vii aldress the meet ~.
II, order Of tup. MI son TAYLOR Prcrt, In.
AVG WFIsSAiASN, Vice rr,st., lOllN X. LAW
RtNCt. Sc. Committee ot Arrangements Lew "a
Carpenter, Vim. B0-ckcl, John ". Farmer. SUP. And
Millmann. 40
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Pu OBLIGATIONS.

GREAT VENTORS-FULTON, STEVEN
VI SON. nayy, Goicuhurg, Archimedee, Dagnerre.
Mnr-o, Whitney, Afkwrisht, Watt, with Portraits
and descriptions Also MAlor-Geu. Terry, Mits Butt
Ba.on CuViCr, Sir John liOrche, Newton, Button,
Howard RuNton, Conf a. tustachc, Goitrisd, BUR-
nest IN HE Comic Ihyriognom, with - Illustrations,
T. Bc asOn, -. EYE CHANCES on BROADWAY
-IllusIratrd Color Of Ewes, Blue, Brown Black,
Haze Size Of the I'VE Place Of the lrts Curves Of
the EyCldr. Tvelushe.. CHOICE OF OCCUPA-
TlON, or PuTs,its In Lite; What can the Boys do
lc.tr HipIocTatcs and tho Iempcramsnta Crazy
phrenolopis-. RELIGIOUS The sun small
Voice" SkCpticism; entration The Law OF FRO
rrrss. Color 3lndncsr; noses, REPORTERS AND
KIPORTINu-wi Portraits Of MEMORY WOOD
FALL and JANIS FERRY PsCllOLOGf-A
lAuAtics ENpCrcAce, Chaos IN the brain; Longing
30 30 M: Ride among the STAR, Visiting Jupiter,
Comiup 10 himself; BODY Life and Soul Life. F. H.
NOIOGN Nature in History; Climate and Nescta-
tlou Climate aud Colo North and south MIXING
the Rnce- How the Races die out OF SOCIAL
RELATIONS MntIimony Let Girls De Girle A
lesson Tor " Iver. Marrying for SHOW, With % an
gravei illustrations. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOI r.
MAJ. FOR APRIL. eoublc number only % cents
b. iitrt poet or >. = wear, Ner smen have IL. Adj
dIo.s Messrs. FOWLER WELLS, 339 Broadway,
\. \, 333
OIL on THE BRAIN AND BRAINS on
" Pha Phunny Plum in the Phunniest OF Oil No.
=, eady on, how YOU Al laugh 70 see the tat
bubbles burst and your risNes overflow with the
sp.oncid SHOW and AsphAltic Fun. 1903
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO CONTRACTORS-SEPA SEALED
l. proposals, each endorsed with the title Of tho
worS tot which IL may DO offered, the name Of the
person offering and the date thereof Will be received
At this Office until II O'Clock A. NJ, Of Monday AprI
3D. G5, lat which time they will be openedl ioI ths
construction Of the following street improN ements,
viz Sever in seyenty-fourth street from fith
svenue to Fast river Sever in seventy
street between Third and Fourth avenues sever N
nm fifth street. from Fourth avenue to and through
FiiIh avenue 10 near fity-iourth street sewer in
Fily-seventh street. from First avenue 70 neEeI
and Culverts on and near the line OF West street,
from Hammond TO Hoboken streets Sross MAn A.
streets Of First avenue with 10th street and OF Sc.
coud avenue with 1854 l24h and lsbth streets, Ahd
for Cro-s Walks on westerly side OF SIKH avenue,
from 4Ith 10 18th streets. For specifications forms
for bids, &c, apply 10 the Contract GleTl' ms
office. THOMAS sTENENS, kOBI; l., pAhhAhh'
A. W. CRAVEN, Croton Art Board. Office C!oton
AIT Dept March ?3d, 1913. Ilt
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DEWARE OF COT NTERFETTS AND IN
DPRlNCIPLEp DEALERS endeayorinr 20 dispose
~ thor own aud otacr preparations on the feputn-
tion attained by HtlhBOLl'a hfNl me Ilsk-
rARNTIDNS 3SI
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
heath and visor ~ the frame and bloom 10 the
pald cheek. Debility u accompanied by many alarm
unr r,mptru,, and II no treatment T. submiuel "a,
consumption insanity or epiCpt'c ttr ensuo 80
HEIMBOlD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
Il leila cranres and rcnoyHtes the blood, instils
the NgDr health into the ~ ricn and puiEes ou We
humors that make d.seasr. 80
DEMARKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
II AuerA careful examination Of llkIhBulpS
PREPARATIONS, they eIyoy our utmost confidence.
We consider them safe and reliable. ..,
SFNEERS & YATES.
PhilaiorhiA June i2th, 1850. Ss5
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD
( stand simple, pure majestic; hsyiag ftct tor its
hrss induction Tor he pillar, truth alone for " capl-
tai so sjanI ilEI.NHOLDS GENUINE PREPAkA-
IlONs, established over Ii yesrs. 80
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SHIPPING.

DILLS fl AND UPWARDS, ON
ID niOn Bank OF London. aud
EOy q Bank VI Ireland.
96s WELLS. FARGO co
NOR LlVERPOO1.-OLD BLACK BALL
L Line The packet ship GREAT WksIERN aats
promptly on Friday, March Jl.t. Tor ps'age
apply on board. per %, Fast River or 10 koIHB
BROTHERS COtfEf, 81 south u. 3Ss
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
Il aud IOndou By the Old Blark star Line For
IivorpouL the BRlDGEW ATER sAiI. on March 3ls,s
Tor London, Tie y. W. SrElsON, March 5ld.
For paesa. apply TO WILLIAM GjlON, ~ futoa
=. SO
DASSAGE CERTIFICATES AT REDUCED
Il rates TO and from Liverpool Glasgow, Den, BEL
fast Dublin, Cork, uasay, &c, by Mall steamers,
and fret Glaze Packet ShiI~. Also dfain sold ~ o~
est raes payable IN Great Britain aud lle. on1, W
ELEAZFE JONES & 60, Asenu, ~ Btoadrsy,SIl
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POOt.-NfRGiNlA sails saturday, Arm Sth-
IELNErI sals April 22d. Cabin passase sbA steer
age f26, gold o. equivalent IN currency. Apply 10
WILL ans GI ION, 20 Broadway. ,,6L
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OLD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descnptions boucht At the highest cash prices
b. Y, ", CKAshE, l5l William ~ Wv
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MEDICINES.

A Ny PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
n NAV he cured Of the desiTe for IT,, by come friend
5zEn un fR%6rs ffSa e E' f0%6Ehg
Eishth ~ and ~ Hudson St New York Hsye., IL.
Fulton - and Mines ~ Fulton st. srqSklyn, and
az limitations which sickou those 10 whom they
iyen.
4 SAFE AND SURE CURE For iNTEM-
n perauce, Dt. KINGS salvation Powdcr. They
Known Known TO him in snythi4s irec III sod only a,
- Hudson 81, corner OF Grove. w
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF
Athe prup.rtics of uEI.MBoLps Fluid EItraes
Buchu Will be n comparison with those Get forth ia
the nitei states OBSERVATORY. $50
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL'S
~ SYRUP Tar and Wild Cherry; su.e euro Tor
s9 gssn,, COLL S sG's io' Sad " CHMfBT ds
store, cot Sth ave and, =sth It. CllALaEkS n dps
cor. Iovcry and 9Th st.; and also IN Brooklyn' AZ
MlLNEs. III Fulton u. S2l
nYSPEPSIA-ASTON CURES ARE
IIdaiy made by tho ure OF that excellent remedy.
- ''''' DYSPEPSIA .ASSnuIAToR.
i hrs been hcP,e ne lnni' i9r re and e 49,
tiouf followed, hw mover failed IN 'lngle oAe ~
act eeny ulDn ,nr to., vhS .enUSn1 e,,inS
~ u we're lie, Every one Of tedcniary hahiis
should ~ y a1d al "19 ere i,onnito tnn 49,
m Gg fotc h'Gt q Miller Reed, iSi Allen, coz.
stanton ~ srd cor Ave u and IIoiiston q, y Y. !.
j. tiIey, or. Myitie aud franklin Ayes East Bloot
iyn' Price ono no!lal yer bottle %
EOR KIDNEY DISEASES AND GRAVEL
L ure tho genuine hasrlum OH, imported from
dcrot 10 Canal IT. ny beware Of spurious oil SoS
IRON THE largest MANUFACTURE
Il Chemists IN the World. -
| I'm acquainted With Mr.. II. 7. HELMBof.D he
occupied tho drus-store oppo.i,e my residences and
tucce,siul in conducting the business where cth-
ydTsi H'i imprp,seI via his character and enter.
| prise. WILLIAM WElGhIhAAS.,,
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SAVINGS BANKS.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, B0WERY,
~ corner OF CANAL ST. -
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on ~ suIns
Of Five Hundred Do.i.rs and unde.' ana tive re'
Cent on hrger amounts. .,,, np.vv NJ
MONEY DEPOSITED SOW WILL phA" lN-
TERESr FROM APRIL Y WA.
Bank oTen daily from TO- % and on nonuay' "'
uerdays sud Friday evenings ffom . 70 -.
Bank tooks In Ensl.sh, German and rench
GRO. FOLSOM frosieent
syrsorR A. BrScE. secretary. so'
FRANKLIN SAVINGS RANK, CORNER
i of sd a. and 18th ave. Open daily; int e,t Q
per cent. Iepn-its made hefoie the 2lst q, ,Aprn
draw interest from the let Of Aptil.SAM ~
NEwBI, PretiienL JAMES 7. CHAhBEHiLAIN'
Secretary. 80
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. "
4 i4.h u and sth ave, open daily from ] " TN.
Weiue .day. aud saturday from 70 7 NJ. "a pet
cent interest as1F a. free from ttoveritneu tAA'
Moneys depy,itci on ltioic April ls VII cav IN
teIe.t FROM that date. IHOs. CHRlsIh freS
X. II. 81 IL. Sec. .@l -
S1X PER CEST.-FREE FROM GOVERN
~ AENT TAX - $780,
THlRp AVESrE SAVINGS BANK,
corner Third avenue and Twenty -sikih street.
PRESENT DEPOSITS, slbib,'H a,
SIX PER JFN'r interest paid on all sum- rom II
10 Lao. itcc from Government ter. ,, 80,
All moneys deposited on or before A1rl lONl1
draw inteIcst q ON N. ist =,
BANK OPES DAILY from 10 A. ". n 7, NJ sn1
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SAL l hDN'
EVENINGS, from d 70 O'Clock. . - ..,
sPESCERK GREEN, President.
RICHARD KELLY. secretary. 81.
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- SYRUP Tar and Wild Cherry; sue euro Tor
coughs colds. rore throat. diptheria Only rs and
t1cents per lotte. 10 De had NJ CAMPBEi.L,5 drug
store, cor Sth ave. and SSth 4. CllALhEks drug
,tofe cor Hudson nId Hammond ~. SIEDDEN.
eor Bovery and 9Th It,. and also Ia Brooklyn, al
MtLNE'S, ~ Fulton -. 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

. How AN on WELL Is BoRED.-In select
ing spot for an oil well, the artesian drilier
raises q derrick about ITO feet in height,
bringing up steam engine Of about ak
horse power, and then, after driving down an
iron pipe about six inches In diameter
through the earth aud gravel some nfty feet
or So to the first strata Of rock, introduce .
drill Of about two and half inches In
diameter, attached 70 . temper screw, and
thence to the walkiug.beAm and engine,
with whichhs bores now at tho rate Of eight
or ten feet per day. into the solid slate and
soApstone. say 100 feet he then comes
10 the first stratum Of sandstone, which may
be ten or twelve feet in thickness and bor-
ing through this, comes again 70 a slate and
soapstone Of blush east and working on,
say twenty-five feet or 80, he reaches the
second stratum Of sandstone, out Of which
there comes rushing up, when the right vein
Is struck, inaammable gas, salt water, and
petroleum.
The bore Of the we'll Is enlarged by Trim
mer, and then an iron tube In sections Of
about fourteen feet and closely screwed to-
gether, IL inserted by sections and run down
70 the veins Of oilj a Aaxseed bag which ex-
pands when wet Is fixed between tho tnbing
and the walls Of the well in order 70 prevent
the surface water from descending y plum
ger' or Waived piston Is introduced into tho
tube, and tho sncker rod being attached e
the walking beam, y the conduit pipes and
tank, which hold sixty barrels, being IN
readiness the engine moyes, and the precious
treasure pushes forth. This Il what is called
pumping a we'll In the flowing wells, y -
that Is, such as send the oil out spontaneoasIy
The drill must 20 down into the third
stratum Of sandstone but this,, in some in
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

NEW YoRK, May a. The steamer Hansa
has arrived, with Southampton adylces Of
the 10th instant.
The Europa arrived out on the 9Th inst, =,
the Belgian on the 10th, and the Lafayette
on the 9th,
Tho Propontis, for Boston and Philadsl-
phia. nut back To oueenstown with her ma.
chinery damaged. 3 ~
The Prince Of Wales opened the Dublin
International Exhibition on the 9th. Ten
thousand people were present.
In the House Of Commons, on the 9Th, the
debate ON the borough franchise bill was re-
sumsd. Mr.. Gregory thought that IL IL were
passed II would lead directly 20 universal suf-
lrags Sir @. Grey said the Government
would not bind themselves 10 the siE-pound
franchise. Mr.. Horsman said the bill was
only an instalment, and must lead ultimately
to universal suffrage.
Mr.. DisraeL warned the House against
sanctioning anything resembling democracy,
and called on them TO reject the bill by 4
large majority. The House divided on the
previous question ayes 2l4, nays 2ss, ma
jority 74--And the bin was therefore lost.
The TRes says; "Wo hope that johnson
will treat the enemy, once at his mercy, with
greater lenlsncy than he now Affects. Now
that Lee had surrendered, Mobile fallen, and
General Johnston confessed himself exhaust
cd, the North can afford 10 be magnAnimons;
and we do not believe they will sully their
victory with deeds Of cruelty. Booths end
was too good for such miSersAnt and most
honest Englishmen feel, In common with
Americans, that justice has been cheated Of
victim"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

uftsiasnf o. ths unit.d ntus.s .,
~ Arnsrisa. .,.'-
~ aji ,ekom q pict coHcsrai
4 sniisfastory svidsnes having been 81.
hibitsd 70 me that Isaac woHnssn IA,
besh appointed 6gusuI NJ ne Hiasao.
of wurtlembers, At Ban francisco. / a,
hereby recognize Elm as.such, and d.ei.,,
him ffes 70 exercise and enjoy such fun,
tiona powers and privileges. .. are aliou,d
20 Consuit 81 ths Law Of nations, or by n,
laws of the United States.
In testimony whereof have cens.d th...
letters 70 be made patent, and The seal Of d,
United States 70 be hsrsunto nfhxsd.
Given under my hand At ths CITY d
Wellington, the nineissnth day :,
~ May, in the year Of our LOr,
r.. ~ one thousand eight hundred an.
axty-hve, and of The Indspshdens,
Of the United States Of Amerie,
the eisnty.nlnfh.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President;
W, HuxrEh
- Acting eecretarv Of STATE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

PHILADELFnIA, May 23.--Tho subserip.
tions TO the Seyen-thirty loan In all parts Of
the Union, as telegraphed 10 jay Cooke
subscription agent, amounted TO 81, ,T6S, 800
on Saturday. Tho largest single Western
subscription was $l25, 900, from the Fourth
National Bank Of clncinnatii 3125, 900 from
the First National Bank Of Plttsburg; &c.,.
900 from the First National Bank Of Dss
Moines, Iowa. $50, 900 from the First Ma.
tional Bank Of 81. Paul, Minnesota; and
St. Louis. The largest Eastern subscriptions
were from J. w. Guest, cashier, at Balti.
more, and $lO0, 900 from the First National
Bank at Albany. The number Of individual
subscriptions by workingmen, making up
portions Of the above aggregate, was eleven
hundred and thirty y.thrse.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

THE crr HALL.-The Cooperation oficss
are closed By order Of Mayor wuLAcH. The
buiiding tonight will be adorned with gas jets.
over the centre por.ioo In very large letters com
posed Of gss Jets, u the word "usIoH - ever
this large star about seven feet IN diameter.
Over the western portieO Of the building Is ths
name Of 0nASTi and over The eastern portie0 tho
name Of snnnnAS-all composed Of gas Jets. Ths
building win present handsome appearances this
evening when the gas Is lighted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Prssident OF ths United states

10 all ioAom q may concern;
Satisfactory evidence having been s1hit
itsd 10 me that JoHs scHunAcHES b,
been appointed Consul for Bavaria, nt BOl
ION, 40 hereby recognize him a. such, an
declare him free TO exercise and enjoy sue
functions, powers, and privileges, As are al
lowed TO conuuls BY the law Of nations, or b
tho laws Of the United States.
In testimony whereof I have caused the,
letters to DO made patent, and the seal Of th
United States to be hereunio Affixed.
Giysn under my hand at the city Of wHh
ihgton, the sixteenth day Of May, i
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand sish
f.. s. hundred and sixty-hve, and Of the ia
dependence Of tho United State. Z
America, the sighty-nlnth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
W. HUHrRn,
Acting Secretary Of State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

surrsnasr Of Tallahassee and Saint
MARKS, Flerida-caPturs ofths Rebel
Steamer Spray.
The Navy Department on yesterday re-
oeived intelligence Of the surrender Of 81
Marks and Tallahassee, Fla, TO our forces,
on the 9th inst. Also, Of the surrender o.
the rebel steamer Spray, 70 Lieutenant Com
mandsr Gibson, on the llth inst.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived Al
Hampton Roads yesterday, with Dispatches
70 the Navy Department from Admirn
Thatcher.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

TRoOPs II Sr. MARV's.110uf people from
every part Of the county speak In the most
oommendable terms Of the conduct Of the
troops now quartered among them. Indeed,
we have not heard single complaint from
any quarter. The Officers appear 10 Be eqaietly
and induStriOusly performing their duty, and
both their official and social intercourse with
our people has, We believe, been mutually
agreeable. The business-liko and unostcnta-
tioas manner Of Major Rnssell has made him
many friends In our midst and should the
0overnmsnt deem u necessary 20 continue 70
hold this rs ainilitary post, We trust his ocn-
mAnd win remain With us.--t.soFar4tpaeH
Gasetts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23
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N1-AncIont Fine AFtss--Edltbr OF
Neae York Hsraid: Respecting the relies Of y
celain ware fonnd In the late exhumatlons at He
elety Of Antiquities In London, whereof W
cotfespondeut says the bottle resembling DrAks
Plantation Dittern was undoubtedly placed AmoI
the ruins By the agsnt Of Dr.. Drake, we desirt
stale that he 10 incorrect In every respect II
bottle was found there bearing onr lettering 4
from the accepted literature Of tbnt day VI
Agent has other business than this In BurOpe, Al
has not been In Italy At al. No doubt Amenral
cary Plantation Bltters % Rome but trying
impose upon a society Of AntiquariAns IN "
way seems quite useless. and We do not apPref
ate the Joke. II IL unnecessary for US 70 spsI
money In Rnrope while We are unable TO supTl
the demand for these celebrated Bitters here
Respectfully, PA. DRAKE a Co